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  1. I never even thought about it that way. These dealers are approaching kids like "Here, I'll give you $10 thousand dollars if you just look after my bag for a few hours." and inside the bag are drugs, knives, and various other forms of contraband. They then send their "boys" to rob you and all of a sudden they're like "Hey, I thought you were supposed to be looking after my bag? That bag was worth $3 thousand dollars. How are you gonna pay me back?" and then their boys simply give the products back to the dealer and then they've tricked these kids into having to work a debt off that in truth will never be repaid. They enslave kids in this way.
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  2. Fastest growing crimes: 1) Identity theft and credit card fraud 2) Human trafficking 3) Bootleg anime porn
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  3. This is so messed up man. I was sitting here worried that the sister was going to be younger than the killer was, but actually she was five years older. Cerebral palsy, non-verbal, bound to a wheelchair. She was handicapped. Murdered by someone she probably trusted more than anyone else in the world. It just breaks my heart.
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  4. Mike used to be a cop. As crooked as anyone else on the force might be. His son died because he WASN'T a crooked cop. So Mike realized, "there is no justice even in the law" so he decides to work for the people who are a bit more honest about their dishonesty -- the cartels and Gus Frings of the world.
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  5. Oh my God I got a newfound respect for Joe Rogan, that he knows who Vinnie Paz is at all and has him on his show, that's dope.
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  6. It's not fair to say that meth CAUSED them to do it, because if that was the case every meth addict would be a murderer, too. It is safe to say that for someone who is already inclined towards violence and murder, it would probably only bring out a much more extreme version of that in them.
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  7. OF all the equipment left to the Taliban, the nightvision goggles concern me the most mainly because they're easiest to maintain and yet a game changer in the hands of those who wield them.
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  8. We're already reflecting the downfall of Rome in a major way, especially the way that entertainment has more and more become a staple of our lives. We love movies and TV shows, we idolize stars, and The Learning Channel has shows like "Honey Boo Boo" on it because it gets better ratings. Not to mention our obsession with sports. In Roman times this was called the "bread and circuses" era. They kept the people placid with entertainment, basically, while they became more and more corrupt and did their evil deeds in broad daylight while the people were too distracted to notice.
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  9. Can you imagine how much shit is going on off the grid/in the mountains that we have NO idea about? And probably never will?
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  10. Let me be really completely and totally clear with you. If you are a police officer and you have numbers (you aren't by yourself) and you run anywhere other than towards the gunshots, you are in the wrong line of work. It is quite literally your job.
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  11. I think the #1 reason people didn't like Skylar in the show was because her character literally is what's called a "threshold guardian" in literary terms. They are there to basically get in the way of the "protagonist" from progressing, and because she was constantly a thorn in the side of the character we knew BEST Walter White, people started to hate her. We wanted to enjoy Walt's success to the fullest, and she was constantly there to make it seem bad. But you have to look at it from her standpoint, like what IF this really was happening to a mother of a handicapped kid with a young infant daughter on the way and her husband suddenly uncompromisingly wishes to enter a life of crime. Walter in doing that put his entire family in jeopardy they would never have been in if he hadn't done that. The first time I watched the show I hated Skylar. The second and every other time since then that I've seen it, I hated Walt.
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  12. Torey looking at his parents like "Why you snitching on me?" Pure evil. Holy shit. I am glad they contradicted his story, but at the time they probably had no idea he was capable of what he was.
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  13. Dave Chappelle's primary reason for leaving the Chappelle's Show at the time, if you paid attention to what the man said at the time, was that he had just gotten this unprecedented deal for just one more season of the show for $50 MILLION DOLLARS. HOWEVER, this was all compounded by exhaustion with him working reportedly like 20 hours a day during production, but that wasn't the issue, what the issue was is that during production of all these legendary skits where he as a black man is frequently utilizing his race and the race of others as like cruxes of his jokes, that a vast majority of the people on set watching were white faces predominately, and towards the end he didn't feel like he was being laughed "With" so much as he was being laughed "At". Also, going back to the $50 million thing, with it being a historical deal for a comedian on TV -- he interpreted that at the time as him selling out to the white man. And he was. They were gonna force him to do all kinds of embarrassing shit because they would keep going back to that like "We paid you an unbelievable amount of money for this! We own you now, don't you know?" So he ran. It had nothing to do with them asking for him to tone the show down or to be more commercially viable for advertisers with more friendly and less provocative content, no, he was literally worried that he was actually backtracking from the legacy of his great grandfather who WAS A SLAVE by entering himself into a brand new form of "successful slavery". If that makes sense. He made the right call to leave.
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  14. "It's very easy for me to get on with people, but that doesn't mean I like them." Sociopath. 100%. Both statements speak for themselves.
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  15. "Why is he barefoot? Did he slap the shoes off of him too?" I nearly spit my coffee out hahahaha
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  16. You know it's bad when there is a "Part 2" to your most awkward gaffes OF ALL TIME
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  17. They got Al Capone for evading taxes. They got El Chapo because he was a fan of the show.
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  18. I can't believe how unbelievably calm and collected that kid was talking to the cops. I wouldn't have had any idea that he had anything to do with it based on talking to him alone. I can't believe how callous he is, I would've seemed more guilty and suspicious even if I was completely and totally innocent because cops make me nervous. That is the definition of sociopathic behavior.
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  19. I started dying when the general and the soldiers dabbed lol
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  20.  @themattmoney  It literally says in the book written by Roberta Sparrow that unless Donnie did what he did, both universes would collapse. It very much was an apocalyptic situation, and Donnie Darko was very much like Jesus who may have been given a choice in one way or another but in the end he did what he did to save other people from the end of the world. Period.
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  21. It goes back to Katie's mother, Alyssa, and Alyssa's parents as well. Alyssa met this 20+ year old man online at the age of 15 and two years later she is having his baby. They could have prevented all of this had they just forbidden her to see him at all.
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  22. The Son of Sam thing is apparently real. He became a born again Christian in 1987 and now insists on being called the "Son of Hope" vs. the "Son of Sam". I thought it was satire but it's 100% real.
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  23. I always thought it was kind of strange that he lived in such a nice house when he's basically a government employee. But for the time we knew him, he was always pretty high ranking and his rank only grew as time went on but still, that wouldn't necessarily mean that he would have enough to buy a house like that ON HIS OWN. However, I think it's worth noting that Marie was also working as a nurse in the radiology department. Radiology being one of the most lucrative medical fields there is, especially for doctors. They work relatively short days and yet make doctor level bank. I can imagine their nurses are probably paid pretty well as well. So I thought between the two of their incomes, that is where it actually begins to make sense. That house wasn't completely paid off, either, it was probably being paid off via mortgage like most people's homes are.
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  24. Yeah, honestly the only other thing you can say to similar effect is "Even if you bank here, this money is FDIC insured anyway. You won't lose a thing. The bank will. No heroes then, alright?"
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  25. He's smart enough to realize that sending people to jail which is strictly following the law to the letter not only doesn't lower crime rates, it increases them. All you get when people are released from jail is better criminals, really that's it. Prison is like college for criminals and the problem only festers and grows worse there, not better.
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  26. Bro this is insane. That they'd actually give you a hood pass and basically like... their approval to be there even though you got a camera and then to get them comfortable enough to be themselves. People don't understand how difficult this kind of journalism is (or dangerous for that matter) but this is quality stuff my dude.
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  27. So everyone just pause for a moment and realize how brave this guy is. He's not in Russia anymore but basically unless something drastic happens (a regime change, essentially) for saying the stuff he's saying now he will NEVER be able to go back. Not really.
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  28.  @hashtagrogue2455  Kids in elementary schools aren't just wandering the halls by themselves. He found another way in.
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  29. They wouldn't have thought of themselves as slaves. They probably felt fortunate to be part of the community at all. In exchange for their labor, they would also get the benefit of living near the castle (or in the case of some privileged laborers like blacksmiths, they actually got to live in a lot of cases AT the castle) and their payment was literally just protection. Most of them would have been farmers, so in exchange for their crops they would get to live "under the umbrella" so to speak. Some lords probably took better care of their peasants than others, but generally speaking an attack on them was an attack on the vassal himself and would be treated as such. They weren't educated so their opportunities were limited as far as doing much else with their lives. I don't think the vast majority of them cared nor did they view themselves as slaves.
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  30. The part they left out is when Joe asks him if he's ever smoked DMT
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  31. The first heist you talked about I remember hearing about it in another video not long ago. I personally believe that the guards were in on it, but the official version is that they were tricked by the thieves into thinking they were police officers and then got "detained" before taking the art and fleeing with it. They knew exactly when to come and everything.
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  32. "What're you in for?" "Grand Theft Candle"
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  33. I live in New Orleans and see these guys every single year. It's not just Decadence though it's Mardi Gras, too. Anything that they can perceive as being "indulgence" or "too much fun" is protested by these types of people.
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  34.  @lukedarling6179  That's especially true when the person is already prone to psychosis and other mental problems. Whether we're talking about meth, bath salts or hallucinogens like LSD, it's a chicken and egg argument. Generally speaking if substances bring those symptoms out in people they were already prone to it to begin with.
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  35. I remember when this game just came out. I was recovering from a drug addiction at the time and this game made that entire process a lot easier. It still sucked don't get me wrong but that's one of the hardest things to do when going through that process is trying to keep your mind off the drugs. They say find a hobby or something else to try to occupy your mind with so this came at a really particularly great time for me. I wouldn't go as far as saying it saved my life but I will never forget that process and by extension I will never forget this game and what it meant to me at the time.
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  36. Timothy Munoz Thank you, I mean seriously, the connection between the Pope and this band is like, so blatantly obvious... And guess where the pope lives? The Vatican. Where is that? Rome. Where is that? Italy. What language do they speak...? ________
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  37. "yeah we are doing this story about cool kids basically feeling sorry for you weirdos, sign here so we can exploit your likeness and image? initial here, yes. Perfect. Thanks weirdo X"
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  38. I've long said the same thing like if there IS another Civil War it won't resemble like, well obviously the first Civil War but it will more likely resemble the Irish Civil War where it boiled down to acts of insurgency that would most likely be described as "terroristic" or whatever. The geographical lines don't really split evenly enough to separate people ideologically, but you can expect some acts of violence that become less and less random to such an extent it becomes every day news and from that standpoint I'd argue we're already here. We are in what will historically probably be remembered as the beginning of Civil War 2.
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  39. Yeah he let him go. And yeah Dylan absolutely is by far more likely to actually have seen the error of his ways at that moment, Eric was having the time of his life. But by then it was too late.
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  40. So to the guy who says "Well if a white person shows up around here, I'll be offended" Do you not realize you've basically admitted out loud that you're OK with segregation? The kind of thing people bled, fought and died for, the right to go to the same school with other races... then you wanna take that box you live in, clamp down all four of it's sides and lock them shut, keeping the OTHER side out now all of a sudden? This doesn't seem wrong to you? Or is the truth that maybe we don't really want as much equality as we like think we do, or at least we don't realize that equality is and has always been a two way street. There can be no other way, if you are saying you wanna stay segregated, at least own that fact and we can take the conversation there but I don't think that's what he really wants, surely.
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  41. He's definitely losing his mind. He needs help. Fast.
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  42. I was just thinking that watching this video. They probably think it's fun, though lol like "Good thing I am a strong dog in this crazy brutal world!"
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  43. I kept waiting for one of the guys behind them's fingers to slip and he ends up blowing the guy's head off mid-statement and they're like "Goddamn it Apu!"
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  44. He had cancer for nearly 10 years and suffered in silence. He didn't want people to know. That's similar to the way David Bowie handled it as well. He didn't want people to treat him differently, or to look at him differently, because it's true the second people learn that you more or less know when your expiration date is, in a lot of cases they begin to treat you like you're already gone.
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  45. "The process is just dream up shit and build it" I told you
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  46. Ed is the kind of character that honestly only works in animation. I admire the actress for trying.
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  47. Dave Chappelle: "You can't become un-famous. You can become infamous, but you can't ever become UN-famous."
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  48. as long as we're alive, we have a future ahead beautfiul
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  49. I love how the cop prioritizes real problems over superfluous ones. He's really keeping the streets safe, not just the streets, but eyeballs everywhere can rest a little easier knowing this guy is out there putting these criminals behind bars.
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  50. That's the kind of thing that if it was in a movie I'd almost not believe it. But think about it, by the end of the case the prosecutor probably knew the kids better than anyone else, just anyway. And like Spiderman, "with great power comes great responsibility" so like I think she kind of felt obligated to care for them even long after the monster was defeated. What a sad story.
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  51. Mike basically was one of the few characters in the show who did not WANT to be "the man". He didn't want to be the boss. He was happy merely working at a privileged level as an employee for the Gus Fring's of the world (and later on Walt, although Mike has never liked Walt, he merely joined forces with him towards the end because the police took all the money he had ever earned and saved from Gus -- also Walt's fault, but indirectly).
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  52. IKR lol I couldn't believe it
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  53. It used to be that beer wasn't considered alcohol per se in some really old societies because it was difficult to purify water to be safe enough to drink. They discovered that people would be less likely to get sick after drinking what is technically beer because it had just enough alcohol in it to kill any organisms in the drink but it was such a small amount of alcohol it didn't really get you drunk the way modern beer does.
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  54. OK, whether you think this is horse shit, or whether you may even be moved by some of the "pastors" here, the end result, bottom line is this: 19:26 -- watch from this point. The guy with the tattoos is a drug addict. He's doing something or another, but he's also realized evangelism is one of THE most profitable things somebody can do. In America at least, it's all tax-free to run a church. The other guy, the more straight-laced one, he's no better. Contrary to what he says he's doing though, he IS running a pentecostal service. The people who go and probably pay for his services don't realize this, but he's taking advantage of stupid, weak people. Like every other major religion on the planet.  But honestly, a lot of these television or "pop" pastors -- they're in it for the money. Duh. Tax free AND a dumb clientele to boot? I'd say count me in if that wasn't a completely evil thing to do. Think about that.
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  55. LOL at the guy showing off his like $40 stack of ones or whatever. What a baller. Around 5:35
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  56. "He was ambushed by a remote controlled machine gun, mounted onto a car which later exploded." So what you're telling me is that Heisenberg killed him.
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  57. This entire series is really well done. Thanks for making it.
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  58. Joe Rogan to Bill Burr on the most recent podcast featuring him: "So Antifa in Seattle; they're ANTI FASCISTS. They go around wearing black masks, helmets and gear and wield sticks and guns to try to stamp out totalitarianism in their communities." And Bill Burr's response, which was absolutely perfect: "Oh, so they're fascists."
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  59.  @markogaudiosi5243  If you can't comment on the subject matter of the video in the comments section I don't know where you can. That's like begrudging someone for farting in a bathroom. If not there, then where? Get over it.
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  60. People who end up getting expelled a lot or otherwise in trouble at school are either a) on their way to prison or b) on their way to being famous.
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  61. You know how sometimes people say "You asked for it" Well this is precisely one of those times. People don't understand, like you could be showing up for jury duty and if the judge is really, really strict they can do whatever the hell they want to you for example even if you just show up late from your lunch break or something. They can hold you in contempt for that, I mean most won't but the thing you need to understand is judges treat their courtroom like their own kingdom back in the medieval days. And they have the legal authority to do a lot of things to you, this is why you better get used to the whole "your honor" thing real fast if you have to go to court for any reason.
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  62. Nah they went because they have to go if someone calls, at least in theory. Gotta close any open cases. But you better believe when the person on the phone was like "Yeah, this guy, the one we think might be abusing underage kids... Guess who's at his front door? No, really, guess."
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  63.  @lukedarling6179  If you have underlying mental issues then drugs are more likely to bring those types of experiences on. I have never heard of someone who is otherwise of normal/sound mind who smoked some weed and went into a psychosis. Maybe K2/synthetic weed, but not cannabis itself. ONLY if there is already something underlying would that be possible. Acid on the other hand I think would be more likely to drive an otherwise healthy person (mentally) to psychosis, but still, the more fragile the mind is to begin with the more likely it is to happen. Point is, I think if anyone has a psychotic episode on cannabis for sure, that's because they already had an undiagnosed issue under that. And when it comes to acid, I still think what I am saying is mostly true but between the two of them I guess acid would be more likely to trigger psychosis. Basically this is why I tell people if you suffer from depression or mental problems, probably best to steer clear of psychedelics like shrooms and acid.
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  64. There's something else about this guy. I mean physical training, yeah. But he has done some things that even me, as a skeptic, am like... just... how?
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  65. They're gonna make a movie about this one day
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  66. "Hey Ma, just calling to let you know I'm a King now." "You finally finished High School? Prom King?" "No, no, no, no no no no. Listen. I'm the Hobo King this year at the ..." click "Ma?"*
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  67. He knew there was about an 80% chance he was going to prison. And now the sad thing is he owes somebody more powerful and dangerous than him $100k.
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  68.  @primordialbias8711  Meh, their relationship with China is going to mitigate a lot of those problems. I think they'll get China to help them with a lot of repairs basically of all the equipment, but I expect the vast majority of it to end up in China's hands by the end of the day. Drones, Blackhawks, etc. They're going to get their hands on as many of them as possible, then reverse engineer them so they at the very least have the tech and at worst they use it against us. They have enough pairs of NVG's most likely to give 3 to each soldier in the Taliban (impossible to know for sure considering we don't know how many men are in the Taliban beyond estimates and it's unclear how many NVGs were actually left behind that weren't sabotaged on the way out). So you are right, the Taliban won't be able to maintain the equipment themselves but China's already made a visit and acknowledged the Taliban as a legitimate governing body in the meantime. They won't be able to maintain it, but China could.
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  69. Also wasn't her Dad like the vice president of Enron? A company that went bankrupt after accounting fraud or something like that?
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  70. If he was being louder and/or more boisterous then I think it's again just because the two fed off of each other just to begin with, like I am convinced if they didn't meet each other and become friends this shooting may never have happened. But it did. Like it was almost similar to certain homosexual relationships (I am not calling them gay, don't get me wrong) or even in just a lot of human relationships in general, there was a dominant one and there was a submissive one. Eric may not have been as vocal during the shooting but based on his journals alone compared to Dylan's journals it's very clear that the mastermind was Eric. Dylan was probably just trying to please his master, so to speak, as he often did when it came to Eric, or maybe it was in some pseudo way to convince himself that what he was doing was actually OK. It took him spotting a friend to revert to a chilling casual remark, "Oh, just killing people". I can't help but think in that moment maybe Dylan felt a little bit of shame but again, they were in too deep by that point. I am just theorizing here mostly. Actually I am watching an interview with one of the kids who was in the library, Craig Scott, and he claims "they were both whooping it up".
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  71. Most are scams. I am not saying there aren't some LEOs who are using the Dark Web to try to find people and/or like build a list of people to watch (anyone who tries to order a hitman or find child porn etc on the Dark Web -- in fact I hope they're doing that just for the sake of public safety) but most of them are scams, they're looking to either steal bitcoin or some other crypto from you OR blackmail you once they get your information because you tried to buy some sketchy shit online.
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  72. I mean all the ones just gawking and peeping in are probably all newer, I mean what surely happens is all the people who legitimately couldn't help but watch it end up getting interrogated, next thing you know you get dragged into some interrogation room and then the game starts like "Did he snitch or not?" and honestly whether he did or didn't wasn't even the point anymore beyond that. So the easiest thing of all to do is "If you don't wanna be involved, stay as far away as possible from all of it". I wouldn't have gone trying to watch either, lest I become a part of it myself.
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  73.  @LouisReacts  They cleaned their stuff, just not nearly as frequently as we do and it was kind of considered a luxury or something that could only be done at very specific times. During war I bet there were times it went weeks months if not years without being washed but yeah they probably weren't a fan of the smell if anything and would try to clean as much as possible. But right as far as their knowledge of germs etc their knowledge was very elementary.
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  74. It's essentially an epilogue. I've long said that the final two episodes of BrBa are the epilogue of that show. The kind thing that sort of irons it all out so it's neat and tidy at the end, story wise. This movie is essentially then an epilogue to the epilogue. We didn't need to see what happened to Jesse, necessarily. There were two schools of thought -- he lives happily ever after (what we now know for a fact happened) OR he gets busted as soon as he rounds the corner leaving the compound. In all actual honest to God reality, he'd have been caught. That movie would have been more interesting than this. BUT of course he has to have a happy ending and I will say this more than anyone besides the White family + Hank and Marie, he deserves one. I just wish through happenstance or otherwise he knew not just where a measly $750 thousand was, but like $40 million or more of Walt's money. Uncle Jack's last words were pleading to Walt, "You wanna know where your money is, right? Kill me and you won't...." pow His money was the final mystery, and just like Walt's own family/his children got their money, one way or another, Jesse was technically also one of Walt's kids. Walt took a bullet for him in the end, just like he would have in my opinion for Skylar or Walt Jr. or Holly. Jesse in a way was his closest child, the one he could really talk to and share the burden of this path they ultimately got bound to together. A family business of sorts, except they weren't related. For all the suffering Jesse endured, to see him actually make use of that final bit of Walt's money even if it involved smuggling it with him similar to the way the disappearer guy helped him smuggle $10 million in cash, it could all have been done. Jesse deserved that. "DBAA tax" on Walt's part. (real BrBa fans will get this)
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  75.  @zackmatulis4094  No. That’s just also taken in consideration with every other sociopathic thing the man did in the span of the video. Namely sinking an entire bank, reputation and all, after lying and cheating his way to a position of prestige and power in their eyes. Some people are just antisocial. This guy on the other hand is a complete and total monster, to such an extent when he says that sort of thing it’s clear he can’t stand the majority of people, even people he worked with.
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  76.  @johnnyman9513  I mean his Dad was also a schizophrenic person who completely lost his mind further in the 60's with hallucinogens. He isn't going to be a carbon copy of his father. Nobody is. But he was clearly prone to drug problems, like his Dad.
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  77. Learning. lol
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  78. In Breaking Bad, we almost didn't even get Mike Ehrmantraut as a character. Believe it or not Saul was meant to be the one who shows up and cleans Jesse's house, but he had an audition that day so they created the character of Mike Ehrmantraut for that reason. And he's one of the most important/beloved characters in the series today. Mike was never really a clean cop. Mike's son was a clean cop. We know this from Better Call Saul. As Mike would have it, basically most of the cops are crooked after some time in the force. The ones who aren't are relocated or otherwise dealt with. One time Mike's son came across some dirty money and thought he was doing the right thing by reporting it to his higher up. The higher up is like "Listen, take the money. We all do that, come on, the pay's not good enough around here anyway. Take it, no harm no foul." but he made himself seem so uncomfortable with it that they basically decided right then and there he'd be a liability so they plan to kill him. Before this though Mike's son asks Mike himself for advice, and even Mike himself says "Just take the money, don't worry about it" but by then his son's colleagues were suspicious of him so they decided to get rid of him before he decides to become a whistleblower or whatever. This absolutely destroyed Mike, and of course I think is what finally made him switch sides, he figured "If I am gonna be crooked, I may as well be affiliated with the ones who are honest about their dishonesty"
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  79. Possibly the greatest musical troll that's ever existed. I don't even know if something similar existed for rock, but anyone who think he's like completely for real... just doesn't realize his comedy genius. He's a comedian. Think of it that way. 
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  80. "Who shoot at the garlic festival" ... idk lady some madman, run.
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  81. At least he's being honest, I mean it's kind of like asking a heroin addict "Why would you ever put yourself in that position to get addicted to damn heroin?" and most of them would say "I didn't wake up one day and be like 'oh wow, I'm gonna go out and become a heroin addict today'." It never happens that way. It happens by accident, usually through something else and it's all just a "path" there. In his case, it fell into his lap because his Dad was such a high ranking guy. Similar to The Godfather's plot, he kind of HAD to pick up the reins because he was the best one in a position to do so. But it was like a family business sort of thing, I don't know that he'd have intentionally have sought out the Mob. To be a mobster in this day and age though, the golden age is over. The government is more advanced and powerful in their ability to catch crooks than ever before.
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  82. dude's just trying to get into college, not gonna lie I admire the hustle. started a club, got on national tv, from haiti -- dude could legit get into harvard if he applied
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  83. You down with OPP? Ontario Provincial Police
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  84. These guys have SERIOUS balls. Like, it's borderline crazy in fact. Labor camps are what the NK government do to you if you are lucky, from what I've heard. Their prison camps are arguably worse than the Holocaust's camps. 
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  85. It is true that Marijuana policy was formed largely out of racism. Mexicans and black people have preferred marijuana over alcohol basically forever, whereas traditionally (although not at all exclusively) alcohol was seen more as the "white party drug". Until cocaine came along, but I digress. Anyway it was banned in large part because it was making their "colored" people more lazy, and more likely to sit around the campfire talking about how bad their situation is or even worse than that -- start getting ideas to run away or rebel. To start getting ideas at ALL. When WW2 came along they briefly legalized hemp/cannabis again so they could make parachutes. There was a program called "Hemp for Victory" where farmers were actually legally required to manufacture it (or were generously encouraged anyway) by a program run by the government called "Hemp for Victory". After the war was over, it quickly was made illegal again. Then the drug war started shortly after that. And that's where we are today. But yeah it's 100% true that marijuana policy is based just about entirely upon racism. Beyond that I think they didn't think it was conducive to a functioning society because what are the images of people who smoke weed. Glued to the couch, not really producing as much (stereotypically anyway), eating more food and likely even entertaining ideas of communist societies etc. Basically they felt like it was no good for the country and because the lawmakers in large part didn't like it, they didn't care enough to change it. It's only until recently that I have finally changed my mind, that marijuana may actually be legalized on a federal level within my lifetime.
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  86.  fours04 🇬🇧  How did this even get past the filter lol
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  87. ^ this is true but Todd was not intelligent enough to really be ABLE to grasp the big picture, Todd was kind of interesting in that he was more of a blind servant than Mike would ever be (and this is proven with how he deals with Walt, although Walt convinces Mike and Jesse that their partner is a 3 way split that's totally equal -- while everyone including Walt realizes he's really the one who was controlling that ship and Mike was smart enough to realize it too, he just didn't care -- Jesse actually believed it was that way because the money WAS shared between them in that split, he was also more of a follower though than anything else, getting off track lol). Todd made up for his basic lack of intelligence with vicious, cold-hearted execution. He was always following orders, I mean even in the Train episode they literally told him "Nobody can know this happened" so like a computer he sees the 13 year old and was like "OK, well nobody means nobody. Cya kid, sorry." In a disturbingly calm fashion. But yeah, he was built from the ground up to obey orders without question, something his uncle probably abused into him from a young age. I mean, something went wrong with that kid, probably more like somethings but you get the picture. Todd might be the most disturbing character in the show for me. Even moreso than Tuco.
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  88. This needed more shots of Joe making those faces he makes when he's absorbing, or trying to absorb, information.
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  89. I remember back in the day when VICE's "Getting high on Snake Venom" introduced me to this guy. Since then they're literally studying his blood now to create better anti-venoms because his body has essentially become an antibody superhouse as it regards that.
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  90. That sounds charitable though
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  91. "Come on man!" is now a meme
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  92. Yeah, VICE is getting a little too much on the biased/liberal side. I get they're more liberal leaning than not, but seriously, the humanistic aspect of that argument is scary because it actually tugs on the heartstrings and WORKS in it's ability to convince people. It's JUST a border, what's a border over human lives? That's essentially what is being said. But yeah, the border and the fence exists for a REASON, and it has very little to do with we don't like your country or it's people. Immigration creates a shitstorm of logistical problems in the country they're trying to go to, but the bleeding hearts will forever not care about that, their complacence literally ruining things for the rest of us who DO care. 
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  93. It's allergy season. He has sweat on his hair which makes it look like he just got out of practice. Him being the quarterback is naturally the most vocal of all of them. Constantly shouting orders and options. He's almost certainly fine.
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  94.  @patrickbaird8962  This wasn't filmed by VICE. This was footage taken by the local sheriff's office/the police when they raided his house.
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  95. I think it's more of a cultural phenomenon at this point than anything else. People have lived with a lack of socialization, or with poor socialization or positive relationships, forever. They've even lived under those same conditions with an over-abundance of guns within society as well for longer than we've had this problem as well, so it's hardly something to do with the number of guns (although that certainly doesn't help). The thing I think that fuels all of it is the media. A lot of people think Columbine was the first school shooting; it wasn't. It certainly seemed to get the ball rolling though. The news though really sensationalized this as a phenomenon, even if accidentally, and it has become more and more of a common thing since then. I think a lot of these mass shooters on a conscious or subconscious level are just seeking attention. Sure, they're probably depressed and they're absolutely insane, but think about it -- more people are likely to remember the name of the shooter than any of their victims. The victims don't get a Wikipedia page devoted entirely to them, but the shooters do. This is one reason I am all in favor of not naming the shooter or showing their face on the news, and ideally giving as little coverage to them as possible so it at least takes the fame/infamy factor out of it. Of course, the news secretly loves it when these things happen because as the old saying goes, "If it bleeds, it leads". Violence is good for business for them.
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  96. It's the taboo in it that drives a lot of them, IMO. He COULD find plenty of girls that are legitimately 18 or 19 years old but look 14, but that's not enough for him. He needs to KNOW that this fruit is forbidden. He probably took photocopies of their driver's licenses (or credentials, or whatever, someone like him probably needed proof of the age for him to enjoy it as much as possible) and everything just so he could have that on hand when he jerked off to the recordings he made of these victims later. I think it's the idea they're crossing the line that gets them off as much first and foremost, then the fact that they know there's a 99.9% chance case they'll get away with it. Because normally they do.
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  97.  @ReaperPLUR  It's so frustrating to think about. Our occupation achieved nothing, they're just in an even better position to commit their atrocities. Taliban 3.0 or whatever it is now. They knew they didn't have to win the war, they just had to not lose the war.
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  98. Respectfully, if I was told this lady was gonna be my nurse the first question I'd be asking out loud is "Wait, this isn't my blood test is it?" on the one hand she probably knows her way around needles pretty well, on the other... she probably knows her way around needles pretty well. Just by looks alone.
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  99. Yeah basically at this point people need to look at it not as a moral issue but as a health issue. That, and an economic one. It's a waste of money, it's ruining people's lives, and if they're worried that if they legalized every drug that their kids and grandkids would immediately rush out and become heroin addicts, they won't. I think a lot of addicts are addicted not just to the drugs they use but the subculture that illegality has created around it, to such an extent addicts literally do kind of live secret lives where they're forced to lie, in some cases steal, and live in the darkness. They're like a coven of vampires or something, they may have nothing in common otherwise but they each need their fix at least once but preferably twice a day, like vampires would probably feel about the blood they need to drink to survive. Heroin addicts in particular need medical attention, not handcuffs. The rates of overdose/death and the transmission of diseases like Hep-C and HIV/AIDS would actually drop. Portugal, for instance, basically decriminalized all drugs to such an extent it may as well be legal and ironically the rates of usage dropped.
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  100.  @captainsaint7944  I don't. Go read about some of the weird shit he was doing on the set of Suicide Squad. He must have heard that Heath Ledger did some really weird things to get in character, which is true, but what Leto did actually effected everyone on set from the other cast members to the crew. Heath locked himself in a hotel room with a diary and drove himself legitimately insane. Jared Leto did the opposite, he decided to make sure everyone else bore just as much of the brunt of his "method" acting side effects as he did himself. It was said what he was doing wasn't even method acting, it was just him being an asshole to everyone else. Nobody wanted to deal with it anymore. And good thing, too, I didn't really even like the Joker movie but I thought Joaquin's take on the Joker was at least fresh and interesting. The plot is what really failed that one. The performance was great, though.
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  101. cause anyone can call someone "fat" or "ugly" those are the opposite of original but Bolbi that one took slightly more effort to put in at a comment that was clearly meant to offend someone
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  102. "That's him. That's the man I'm going to Hell for." Christopher points his remote at the TV, with a picture of Tony Soprano on the screen
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  103. Not only that but I wonder if Eric would've done it without Dylan. You gotta figure at some point, one of them mentioned to the other they had plans to do something like this. I am inclined to think it was Eric's idea, and Dylan simply went along for the ride. If Dylan was like "No way man" or something and reported it, it could've prevented this from happening altogether. I think their interest in it fueled each other, they egged each other on towards this one goal so to speak. But in spite of the fact I do believe Eric was probably the more disturbed of the two and the one more likely to do it between the two of them, Dylan was reportedly the one who was having the most fun that day. Hooping and hollering, just having a grand old time. Reportedly, Eric was actually dead silent and some even theorize Eric may have even felt a little bit sick to his stomach by the end. People always think Dylan was the beta in the relationship, that he was the unpopular one and maybe even idolized Eric on some level but the reality is Dylan had more friends than Eric and Dylan went to the prom among other things. I think he was depressed for sure, suicidally depressed even. Eric on the other hand was a psychopath. Either way, the two of them fed each other along when it comes to all of this.
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  104. MOST Mafia families have actually switched to mostly or entirely legitimate operations now. They still make some of their money illegally, but for the most part it's harder than ever to get away with the crimes they traditionally got away with. So the old heads either died or went to prison and now they're most likely engaged in high level, white collar crimes, where the profit margins are higher and the crimes are cleaner than they used to be. The Mafia as portrayed in most films or whatever doesn't exist anymore.
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  105. In a world where "Taken into custody" also means "The suspect was killed by police".
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  106. ​ @courtneygooden9609  Semantics. Who cares whether he walked, ran skipped or airlifted himself by the power of his own farts.
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  107.  @Brandonhayhew  That's basically Mike's position on it. One of my favorite aspects of Better Call Saul so far has been the surprise of it almost being as much about Mike and HIS backstory as it is about Saul himself. I've seen Breaking Bad way too many times. I mean, I am not exaggerating when I say it''s been at least seven times over the years. I don't watch it on repeat or anything, but I have seen it a lot of times to such an extent you can name a scene and I can probably tell you to the episode without Googling it (hard to prove) where it happened. One of the things that stuck out to me after so many times seeing it during Season 2 (when Jesse and Walt meet Saul to begin with) is the famous "I know a guy who knows a guy who knows another guy" it's important to know every word in Breaking Bad is spoken for a reason. Every single number and figure that's presented in the show is accurate, for a reason. When Saul says "I know a guy who knows a guy who knows another guy" what he means is: "I know MIKE who knows NACHO or VICTOR (or both) who knows GUS." Mike himself did ultimately meet Gus, but it was apparently through freelance work mainly accidentally helping Gus out by going after Don Eladio's icecream trucks (the predecessor for Gus's superior Los Pollos Hermanos batter vans) then ultimately working for Gus himself (as we saw last season where he was appointed personally to oversee the construction of the Superlab) but Saul never meets Gus personally.
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  108.  @michellemcbee5168  Same. I guess it just depends on your faith and all. I think it's a nice idea personally but all I can say is optimistically speaking I agree with you. Likewise, when this monster passes I hope either Hell is real or reincarnation is real and he comes back for his next incarnation as a cockroach.
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  109. The Taliban (which incidentally the word Taliban means "students" from what I understand in Arabic) understood that to defeat America in warfare you didn't have to BEAT the Americans so much as you simply had to not lose against them. Their strategy from the very beginning was one of attrition and patience.
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  110.  @misschanandlerbong1621  Denial is a very powerful thing...
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  111. One of my best friends from high school committed suicide in 2015, August. Didn't see it coming from a mile away. There is absolutely no words to describe the pain, it feels like if you could get hit by a freight train at full speed and somehow survive it and still experience all of the pain from it, that's exactly what it feels like. Like someone punches you right in the heart. RIP Tom.
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  112. Exactly. Always get representation, it's not a sign of guilt it's a sign of common sense and intelligence. ESPECIALLY if you are innocent.
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  113. @XDNA POISON It's not entirely original, I got it from Breaking Bad originally but the fact is banks are required to carry FDIC insurance. In the episode "Peek-A-Boo" when Jesse is basically holding those two tweakers up for holding Skinny Pete up, the tweaker says he can pay Jesse back another way, they got this safe in their backyard and "BECAUSE it's FDIC insured, the customers of the bank will be unaffected" -- the only one affected will be the bank. This is after Jesse exclaims "Wait, that's my bank!" when he realizes the ATM was stolen from his own bank. If it's a line in Payday I am not sure, but it's true in concept though.
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  114. Well, they literally just told you guys. Next step, live ammunition. Jesus Christ. Pray for Hong Kong.
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  115.  @gagebailey8342 I mean, you could argue that the Bible (oh nevermind, even worse, you meant the book by Roberta Sparrow -- I mean, that book was an actual centerpiece and focal point of the story itself, if we can't enforce our argument by it or other things in the story then what CAN we base it on?) has led to the most literal themes or whatever in the most works across history, so I am not even making an original point in sayingh that. But I mean then again I'd argue the Bible is more than just a "piece of literature". It's more powerful anyway and has had more lasting effects on the world than fucking Harry Potter has for example (which I would argue also has biblical themes, ironically enough). And no I am not a religious person, let alone a Christian, I do think that the power of the concept behind "Jesus like" characters IS strong, though. And in Donnie's case to me I don't think it could be any more clear, he was a flawed individual himself who was basically given a choice between saving himself and himself alone at the cost of the fate of the rest of the entire world, or he could do what he did to save everyone else, the good, the evil, the people he knew and the people he didn't. I mean, that's what a good bible-thumping Christian would tell you their man JC did for the rest of us on planet Earth, one way or another he did die though on the cross, whether you believe it was for everyone else's sake or not is of course up to you.
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  116. I always thought it was funny it's preaching all these progressive (usually liberal) ideas and yet it costs like $500 per ticket or something like that. Some obscene price. People who want the experience of being homeless vagrants for a weekend or two and are willing to pay for it. You have to imagine the kind of people this sort of event tracks, whether it started with good intentions or not.
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  117. I saw the Ben Affleck moment on Bill Maher live and I was like "bro this is going to be national news tomorrow" lol
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  118. It became a hit on "the 1st of April, 1999" so on April Fools' Day these guys lives changed forever.
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  119.  @expecting747  The suit was dropped from what I understand. Sacha Baron Cohen not only dedicated the movie to her when he learned of her passing before releasing the film (she died after the film was finished shooting) but supposedly he actually had a production assistant or someone on the set basically go up to them and explain that he's playing an ignorant person on purpose and his real goal was actually to combat Holocaust denial, something that Sacha Baron Cohen fights with his comedies and satires every chance he gets. He didn't want her to misunderstand, though, so probably for the first and only time ever he actually let them in on the joke and that's probably part of the reason it's one of the most beautiful and touching parts of the movie.
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  120. When I watch GoodFellas I look at it as a roller coaster that I would hop off of about 2/3 through if possible. He's living a dude's fantasy, being part of an exclusive criminal club and enjoying a life of effortless riches, status and power. But he ends up making mistakes and losing it all and THAT isn't fun to watch but it's important to remember that Scorsese himself only made that movie because he despises the Mafia, having grown up in a neighborhood full of them. He just makes it look so glamorous, which it is when things are good. But his overarching point is that it's still an evil lifestyle and there's only so many ways out of it -- death, prison or in Henry's case, to become a traitor.
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  121. If people think Kevin Hart should be punished as a comedian for saying something offensive a decade ago then frankly we don't deserve comedy anymore as a society/culture/people. That'd be like saying "You know, cars are really convenient, they get me from point A to point B really fast but I can't stand the occasional pothole so yeah. Sorry cars, you gotta go."
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  122. Well, for one thing he has a now out of print book called "Son of Hope" (you can see it listed on Amazon) and naturally it's selling for almost $1k (because it's now out of print). He also has a website that is NOT on the Dark Web as well, or someone is running it for him or something. No, he apparently is like one of the only serial killers to truly repent something I didn't know until watching this video.
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  123. He might have been in the military but I think he's a mostly self-taught type of person, and definitely a genius. Like, deranged and all yes but a genius.
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  124. Well, she said she was suicidal before going through with the modifications. I don't understand her decisions or anything but it's not really my place to understand it. If it saved her life, and she's paying for it all by herself, I see zero problem with it. People should all be so bold to do whatever it is that makes them genuinely happy.
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  125.  @vprice509  Nah, she's got stroke face. In other words it looks like she's nearly OD'd and died a few times, and spice isn't what I would have assumed. Heroin is what I would have assumed. And the problem with that kind of disfigurement is it follows you more or less the rest of your life, there is no "cleaning up" from it. Just surviving it. And to be clear, if this lady walked in as my nurse I'd leave, remarking on the way out "I must have missed the doctor's office on the way in, this is clearly a crack den".
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  126.  @franklinclinton6313  You are using the Cayo Perico heist and the Diamond Casino heist as examples that their focus isn't just on the online component of their games anymore?
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  127. drakenette13 makoukou is right, Eddard made a promise to Lyanna right before she died in a bed soaked with her own blood (presumably from childbirth) -- we don't know what the promise is, all we know is that he made the promise. If Robert knew Jon had Targaryen blood, even if it was partially his best friend's sister's child, he'd have killed Jon. Eddard did what he did to protect Jon.
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  128. It's better to be pissed off than pissed on.
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  129. Fast on my feet, mind you! Put me behind a paddle in a boat and you may not see me for four seasons or so
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  130. "How is that possible?" is the worst wording for a child for a lot of reasons. He gave a creative answer but unfortunately school doesn't encourage creative answers usually. The way it should've been worded especially for children is "Assuming each pizza is the same size, how do we know that Marty ate more pizza than Luis?" and then the teacher's explanation for why it was wrong would've been more accurate. But it's not the first time these standardized questions have been unfair when it comes down to interpretation
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  131. A lot of people are like "Yeah! Ramp up the sanctions!" but I don't think they necessarily understand what that actually means.
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  132. If you are gonna talk about The Hound from Game of Thrones... you should have shown the fight scene he was in during Season 4 at the Tavern. That fight was about as rugged and brutal as they come, and it would show him not just using his blade but also his mailed fist and everything. It wasn't about being pretty or flashy, he would just muscle his way through person after person and kill them any way he possibly could. From that standpoint I always thought his fight scenes were the best because it was less about having long prolonged conflicts and more about ending the fight as soon as humanly possible.
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  133. The fact is, they can't collaborate with law enforcement because law enforcement would not allow them to. This is a huge liability for everyone involved and YouTube has taken a pretty hard line against it, and even more things are going to be done in the future like demonetizing the genre altogether or banning it from existing at all. It's just a matter of time before someone is shot or stabbed on livestream doing these things. Most of them are in the process of moving to, or already have moved, to other services like Rumble.
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  134. What they did with the Riddler in this movie is GENIUS. It seems so obvious now that it's actually happened but to model a version of The Riddler around the Zodiac killer is a great idea.
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  135.  @dustindemuth1605  OK
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  136. When people are genuinely addicted to gambling it's no longer a choice anymore it's a compulsion.
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  137. He didn't say more than like three words either. I heard him say "Lonely" and "uh huh"
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  138. So sorry to hear about that. Honestly I can't think of anyone more low than someone who abuses kids for fun. Runner up would be people who abuse animals for fun, especially the ones who do these things for content (filming it) and sometimes even profit. Sick world we live in.
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  139. By the 4th package they're gonna be like "Wait a minute. You again?" but yeah you could probably get a few hundred bucks doing this but they WILL figure out what you are doing and then once they get their room full of lawyers on the case you will end up losing far more than you ever got and you may even be looking at some jail time.
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  140. Vomiting in your sleep can kill you. It's from drinking too much. It's the same thing that killed Jimi Hendrix and John Bonham both and for similar reasons too I might add. It's one thing to film him vomiting but to film him vomiting in his sleep for the purposes of like showing a doctor or intervention specialist or something maybe but that's far from the worst thing that she's done IMO.
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  141. "How long is the show?" "We have like two more seconds..."  end of video  lol, she wasn't lying...
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  142. He's a little light in the loafers as Tony Soprano would say
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  143.  @MisstressMourtisha  You're joking right? What you think it's a "pSyOp" or a "fAlSe FlAg OpErAtiOn"? Alright there Alex Jones.
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  144. More importantly, they don't want them to know where they live. It's the same reason most drug dealers nowadays insist on delivering to you as opposed to EVER letting you go to their house.
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  145. NOBODY will sit the iron throne. The guy who plays Jaime apparently agrees. But I've been calling that for years; the whole "who will sit the Iron Throne" question is a fucking red herring. NOBODY WILL. In fact I predict Cersei in realizing she's going to lose the throne/city anyway just decides to blow it all up. "If I can't have it, noone can" sort of thing. And I do think Jaime will die along with her shortly thereafter. Maybe/probably this season. July 15, 2017 (the day before the premiere) just in case people try to say I changed it after the fact lol. I really do believe nobody is gonna win the Game. I think that's the entire point all along.
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  146.  @ٴۥٴٴٴ  I'm gay.
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  147. He's the Gerber baby just alllllllll grown up
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  148. Lying is a sin you know
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  149. Does he have a guest? I can't see him
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  150. I remember watching him back when this was happening like "This is going to come back and bite you in the ass one day". You can't just say anything you want, there are limitations to freedom of speech especially when you have a platform like he does or did.
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  151. I lost a lot of respect for you last season, H'ghar.
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  152.  @eas2252  I am very sure military grade night vision (et al) are more sophisticated and valuable than what you'd get on sale from fucking Amazon.
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  153. Sadly most people don't learn by listening -- they learn by experiencing. Then they think they can try to prevent the same thing from happening to others by sharing their story, and I mean maybe it is true in some cases, but most people it's lost on them if their heart is set on doing that sort of thing to begin with. That and in poorer communities especially like it's hard to listen to the old man with nothing and look at the "honest folks" that take a bus to their job that pays them nothing at McDonalds and the only ones who have anything are out there living "that life". It's really sad but the lack of role models that are positive is definitely a huge issue for the black community.
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  154.  @joannemarkov  He's watching from Westeros heaven or whatever now like "I died too fucking soon! Look how much fun they're having down there!"
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  155. Yeah, even as recently as now, I am watching Band of Brothers again with an older friend of mine and we've been surprised actually just how much they've shown the allies messing up. One guy gets accidentally friendly-fire bayoneted, another guy kills himself by running into his own grenade blast. All the friendly fire, etc., as well as some battles where your favorite characters either lose their legs or die. It is more comfortable watching your team win, it's the same as anything whether it be sports or warfare. But to your point I think it's important to remember we actually didn't win every single battle in WW2 and frankly we're lucky we won at all.
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  156. I spit my coffee out when I read this lol
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  157.  @shapju  One thing that struck me as odd is RIGHT after he says "I think I might need to get a lawyer" his Dad says "Torey, we talked about this..." Now the way he says it, my first thought was that he was like "you play with fire you're gonna get burned" as in there were warning signs that he might be a homicidal maniac behind the scenes after all. But then I started to think maybe his Dad was just talking about "If you think you need a lawyer, you probably do need one. Please know these cops aren't really your friends no matter how much they're trying to make you believe that at the moment." which frankly is good advice whether he did it or not. So Dad was like "Well, it's kinda too late to ask for an attorney now after you've spoken so much... we talked about this, Torey." I do think if you're a minor your parents can technically ask for a lawyer for you, so if it's the 2nd case instead of the 1st case, I don't know why his Dad didn't immediately ask for a lawyer.
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  158.  @Kappa1060  They couldn't. You're not hearing my point, though. If they notice a pattern with you specifically doing this, they will launch an investigation into it. They have ways of figuring it out but the most important thing they'd realize is that it's always you doing it.
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  159. So the Dad bought the gun but he bought it for his troubled kid and a week later the kid has 4 bodies to his name. They do share some responsibility. The Dad for sure. The Mom I am not as sure about but assuming she was part of the decision to allow him to get the gun and/or knew about it, it makes sense.
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  160. I hope they all lose, the ones being charged, in court. Make an example out of the lawyer at least, cut off the head of the serpent and the house of cards will invariably collapse. Throw the book at him as well.
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  161.  @vprice509  I mean, it depends. Spice can really mess you up too, but again if I saw her in a homeless shelter I'd immediately be like "That's an overdose survivor." because her face looks like she's suffered a severe stroke at least once in her life.
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  162. team322 It's not his voice. 
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  163. It was just yet another example of a man who was already pushed into a corner but only seems to find himself slinking further and further into it to a point where now he HAS to be the King. He has no other choice at that point. It was too late for any other outcome and to be completely honest whether Jesse did what he did or not I still think Gus eventually would've removed Walt. That point could be and still is debated to this day.
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  164.  @flyingjudgement  That's hilarious lol but they'd be like "a masterpiece huh? Let's get it appraised" but then you'd be like "OH wait I thought you lost it though?"
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  165. It is pretty profound that he was able to do what he did on like a nothing budget, and more impressive that he did it while HOMELESS.
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  166.  @Phelan666  Beat me to it, that spell doesn't cure disease, that would in fact be the spell "Remove Disease" IIRC but yeah it's a Cleric spell. So you were right insofar as all of that anyway
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  167. "This ride has been rated to go at speeds of 25,000 miles per hour. Ride at your own risk."
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  168. You have to figure like... if they're not reaching out to you or trying to find you, chances are very good they don't want you reaching out to try finding them.
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  169.  @krufty47  Yeah... I mean, I can understand if someone says it's not their DOC like they prefer cocaine better or something, but the reality of the fact is saying you don't like opiates is almost tantamount to saying "I don't like being happy". Opiates ingested essentially release a tidal wave of endorphins which of course is the naturally occurring chemical in your body that makes you happy. What it does is it just releases a tidal wave of artificial happiness, and if you continue using it your brain actually to a certain extent forgets how to make it by itself. It's never too late for it to be repaired, but it does become harder and harder with prolonged use, that's why I feel like opiate addiction is so comprehensive. It literally covers the physical as well as the emotional, making it excruciatingly difficult to quit.
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  170.  @Captain_MonsterFart  Being able to buy gambling anything on credit should be against the law. People burn through whatever they can in pursuit of the win but almost never get it.
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  171. Yes. Essentially. Coupled with a little OCD maybe. But he's convinced himself irrationally that the only thing he feels safe eating is what he's been eating literally almost all of his life. It's an irrational fear, but those are frequently the hardest to break.
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  172. China created the coronavirus as an instrument of war. It's very, very obvious.
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  173.  @thewarriors3048  Like I said, they still do exist doing illegal shit somewhat just not nearly on the scale they used to. If anything they're more into like credit card fraud and shit like that than ever before, and the violence aspect of it is finally newsworthy it's so rare. It's not around like it used to be, the glory days for them are far from being over, but no they are already probably making more money legally than they ever did illegally but it's all from blood money to begin with. I know someone whose grandfather was into that shit and owned like basically every gas station in the entire county and he's long since being passed but his kids and grandkids all live in mansions to this day, and basically like dedicate their lives to whatever weird and/or wonky desires they want. Like the one in particular I know stays home all day, watches TV, tends to her personal weed plants and paints. And this isn't even a mob family from New York, I am talking one of the old ones from New Orleans. Not really as much of a presence around here anymore as they used to have but the legacy is still very much there and the money is still very much being made.
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  174. I don't think anyone ever suggested they just abandoned him. All these comments. Jesus. They probably do go chill with him. Try to skate. You know, whatever they can. But if you watched the documentary he was robbed of a lot when this particular thing hit him. Not just mentally, it also did effect his ability to skate.
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  175. My older brother by like 12 years or so (both of my older siblings are much older than me, for a while I was the youngest now I have two half brothers both younger) back during the early 90's stole a blank audio cassette tape from Wal-Mart. Of course, Wal-Mart at the time already had incredible video surveillance systems that covered every inch of the store making shoplifting virtually impossible, but he didn't know it at the time. He just opened the package that it came in, pocketed the tape, then continued walking around the store with my Mom as she shopped normally. He of course thought he got away with it at the time, thinking as they're going through the line if they haven't confronted him yet, they won't. Then as they are heading out of the store towards the car, a security guard comes running out and tells them to stop because the police are on their way. My Mom is like "Police? Why?" and then he says "Your son stole something." As he's getting booked at the station, he didn't fully realize how much trouble he was in yet. He had to spend the night in the jail's lockup, but then he recounted later on that it didn't bother him that he was going to have to do that. What he said bothered him the most was the look of disappointment and sadness on my Mom's face. He proceeded to think about it the entire time until bail could be arranged and posted the next morning. It was the first and only charge (as far as I know) on his criminal record. He told me later on he didn't even WANT the tape, and he didn't know why he stole it. But it was the feeling of shame and regret looking into my mom's eyes that hurt him the most in the end. Seeing the grandmother just completely emotionally destroyed and having to leave the room and then that causing the girl to begin crying herself makes me think about that. This is obviously way worse, but even this stone cold killer of a girl was brought to tears knowing how much pain and misery she had brought to her family, including her sweet grandmother, who probably thought the world of her up until that point. It's heartbreaking and tragic.
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  176. And think about which bastard boy he serves now. Jon mfking Snow, the Prince who was Promised IMO. It's either gonna be Jon Snow, Jorah, or lately I am even wondering if it might be Gendry himself.
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  177. George Carlin said it best. We care about infants more when they're in the womb than when they're out of the womb. They want live babies so they can grow up to become dead soldiers.
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  178. Pro tip: don't name your kid Adolf. Nothing good seems to come of it.
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  179. Unfortunately the problem with the stock market is usually by the time you've heard of something and see that it's successful, the ideal time to get in has already past. I am sure the business will keep growing so you'll make a dollar or two but I wish I could've been a partner of this guy like 5 years before he decided to make the switch. Get in on those dirt floor prices, become a legitimate partner, and your percentage of that $40 million will be far higher for much cheaper.
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  180. It's so isolated I wouldn't even want to get in for the "one city tour". If you happen to be in North Korea when the US revokes travelers' passports just for being in North Korea then you may get more than you bargained for when they relegate you to one of the REAL towns and let you begin living your life like the REAL NK citizens. In other words like a prison-slave.
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  181. I don't think the grunge music scene exists anymore. There's a music scene there but grunge only lived a few years after the death of Kurt Cobain and it's basically been dead ever since. Everyone else has simply changed their style or died, and yeah that sadly includes Chris Cornell now along with Layne Staley. And I frankly never thought Pearl Jam was a grunge band to begin with even though it is up there with the "Big Four" of grunge music.
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  182. Who fucking orders pizza on Thanksgiving?  EDIT (to prevent any more stupid replies): What fucking AMERICAN orders pizza on Thanksgiving.
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  183. ...... they're not dirty. It's to protect against the sun. Holy shit are you serious
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  184.  @gxyen6679  context clues would indicate he's talking about the MAGA folks basically. It's only natural, eventually you push back when you're being pushed yourself. The sad thing is whether it devolves into a full blown civil war or not there will unequivocally be even more blood running in the streets. The idea to "defund" or even "dismantle" the police during this time is only going to ensure the conflict is going to be as unmitigated and as "bad" as possible.
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  185. Well, the private jet thing is true to a certain extent however customs is customs if you're flying internationally. Is there ways to still do it? Probably, I haven't had to go internationally yet but I know Steve-o had some methods that were actually pretty ingenius if not stupid at the same time.
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  186.  @courtneygooden9609  ​ @Ali Ali Yeah, he did. @EP1145867 I've heard that. It confirms my point. He compared himself not to a pimp, but to a hooker. The money was good, but he knows and the pimp knows that for every job he's doing, for every little thing he has to do, that's putting "mileage" on him. That is exactly what the fuck my point was in the OP. He was having to do things he wasn't comfortable with to a point it wasn't worth the money anymore. Nothing more dark or sinister than that, unless you count the fact that he was doing it predominately racial humor surrounded by what felt like almost entirely other white people, especially the ones in power like the director or the executive. It wasn't just uncomfortable anymore for him, it was embarrassing. So he quit. Period.
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  187. He needs a key bump lol
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  188. Daniel Cromarty I didn't even think about that! Oh my God this cop should be in prison, forget just being fired. Shit's ridiculous...
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  189. Reminds me of this kid I knew in school. Years ago. He was never a straight A student or anything but he wasn't dumb by any means, he always just kind of had street smarts instead. Was selling weed basically all through high school and I found out later he was addicted to painkillers AND Xanax at the same time. He's in prison now. Got arrested for burglary years later and he also got arrested for buying crack two nights in a ROW. Anyway, I remember one time I was at his house and his parents looked at me as if I was the same as the rest of his friends. Like, "oh man if he's hanging out with our son this kid must be a bad influence too" and he did the same thing to his stepmom like, towering over her as a young man bit immaturely screaming something along those lines "Why are you scared? Why are you scared?" Well, Eric, because you sound like a demon right now and you're pursuing someone who is clearly trying to get away from you. I tried to help that kid so much but when I found out he went to prison I wasn't surprised at all. Like, not at all.
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  190. What? You think every working man is gonna GTA Online it and simply start their own business and work only for themselves? Companies exist because they realize that collaboratively they can do more than they could by themselves working with others. Now, it's become a very polarized environment for people in modern companies with the separation between "worker" and "boss/ceo" never having been more apparent, but the idea that all working men have the luxury or whatever to be like "You know what, boss man? I don't trust ya. Don't trust ya one bit. Gonna go out on my own!" the boss would just smile like "Well, good luck!"
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  191. "I just realized... I can get the names from Lydia. I'm sorry Mike, this entire thing could've been avo..." "Shut the fuck up, Walter, and let me die in peace." At this moment I think Walt is somewhere in between shock at himself for doing what he did and also legitimately feeling remorse for killing him, but also at the same time twisting that knife anyway that "Your guys are gonna get killed anyway, Mike. Hope that doesn't piss you off too much, oh wait, you're dying anyway! Bye!"
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  192. She's surprisingly my favorite new character from Better Call Saul. My only question now is what are the circumstances of Jimmy/Saul and her separation? She either dies or more likely she can't stand what he's become and she leaves him, but not before getting disbarred as a result of sketchy things she did both for and with Jimmy, in other words if I am not mistaken she's going to end up losing her ability to practice law either in conjunction with something Saul does and she leaves him never speaking to him again, or she's going to do it FOR him and never speak to him again. I just hope she doesn't die, is all, no matter what happens.
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  193.  @atomicsamurai3952  The problem with torture in general to "extract info" is when you're being tortured, you will say and do anything just to get it to stop. So they'll be in the process of doing it like "admit it! You're an enemy spy!" and they're like gargle gargle gasp gargle "YES! I AM! OK?! I AM JUST PLEASE STOP." and they're like "HA knew it!" but they weren't and aren't they just don't want to be tortured anymore. You can't rely on any information garnered in that way.
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  194.  @Kappa1060  I am 100% sure they're in a better position with their army of lawyers to survive a lawsuit and PR shitstorm of "exposure" (holy fuck, packages aren't arriving in the hermit country that is nearly impossible to get in in the first place?! Who would've thought you couldn't get a package into North Korea!) than you are. Oh, besides, they're gonna ask you why you are continuously sending high value items to ANY address in the country, regardless of whether it's an embassy or otherwise. There's just too many red flags in such a thing to actual be viable.
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  195.  @1joshjosh1  You think you were some elitist for knowing about Chernobyl before the miniseries came out? Maybe you live in a town where everyone fucks their cousins or something, a place where the standard for education is unbelievably low. I don't go around talking about Chernobyl with everyone I meet or anything but I've never met someone who either claimed or feigned ignorance about it or similar nuclear accidents in my life. I think it's funny that you don't like the subject matter anymore now though for the most bullshit hipster reason, too. Whatever, to each his own blowhard
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  196.  @смиренный-х2б  Anything with vibration you say? That might be a dealbreaker to some of those don't ask don't tell types LOL
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  197. He got out early anyway lol
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  198. Yeah higher education is the biggest racket in the country right now, the cost of college goes up every year and nowadays unless you are going to a really good (read: really expensive school) with lots of "good connections" you're not going to be getting out of college with much to enter a job that is reasonable enough to help you get going. I knew someone who had a master's in something, like a solid 6-8 years of college under her belt, but nobody would hire her because it just wasn't good enough. Last I heard she was managing a Pizza Hut. That's the problem with college education the way it is now, there is no reasonable certainty that you will get a job but everyone going to college thinks they're just going to be handed a solid 5 or even 6 figure job as soon as they graduate. It just doesn't work that way.
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  199. What do you mean "if we get another"? GTA6 is already announced and footage of it was leaked pretty famously not too long ago. It's not gonna be in Cali though like GTA5 was based on, but instead it's going to be based on Vice City aka Miami.
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  200. I 100% guarantee they're still involved to some degree in the illegal marijuana trade. A lot of these vendors who sell weed by day legally in their shops are meanwhile selling stuff on the Dark Web (if they have the tech knowledge to take advantage of that). You can basically charge double for the same buds. It's not legal, but then again technically it's not truly legal in "legal states" either it's just too little of a priority and it's making too much money that the federal government currently doesn't want to enforce it's own laws. Hopefully they wise up sooner than later and just legalize it everywhere.
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  201. MTV hasn't been cool in like nearly 20 years.
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  202. In a movie, lol, I've never ever ever seen someone do that in real life let alone know about it but that's the kind of thing you don't tell people I guess. Unless you're this guy. The #1 thing that is wrong with these guys IMO is they are trying too hard. Period. You can't get on an app like "OK I just ate I need to find love before my love meter gets too low" that's a good way to meet a shallow person who won't wanna talk to you long term, most likely. It's hard, how do you meet people then? In almost every case where it lasts, it was completely by accident. I get the impression that this guy thinks he wants a relationship and maybe he really does but it's almost like he's trying to tick a box off his resume or something more than he's actually looking for someone to share his life with. I couldn't believe how disinterested he seemed in some of the things she was telling him. He just almost seems on the spectrum or something when it comes to human interaction, and sadly their prospects for love unless they find another asperger's type themselves are very low. Anyway for all the progress he made, as soon as she found out (like any girl would) she was talking to some guy with an earpiece in his ear, THAT one is ruined too.
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  203.  @slaughterhome  Yeah it's interesting, too, because there's a few times I think he genuinely wanted to get out and realized he was in over his head. Very few, but they were there, the problem is as circumstances would have it he was always unable to. The main one that comes to mind is when he realized that Gus was making moves that would basically put him and his entire family in danger so he wanted to do the "disappearing act" with the guy for $500k total when he thought he had about $7-800 thousand, but of course Skylar had to give that money to Ted so as not to bring any unwanted attention onto them from that angle. Plus, she was finally beginning to believe Walt when he told her "there is no danger, it's actually pretty legitimate even though it's illegitimate money" but Walt in the back of his mind I think always knew that his ego would never allow him to be someone else's employee. By the time the show ends he's not just confident in his ability to be successful in this business, he's cocky. When that whole thing happened with Gus, Walt in the crawlspace with the famous maniacal laughter, it's one of the most brilliant sequences in the show because you can follow Walt emotionally the entire time. He went from desperately looking for the money so they could skip town in time and start living new lives only to realize the money was gone. That was no longer an option. At that moment, Walt realized he HAD to kill Gus, so he fully gives himself to the demon that was Heisenberg in that moment. He had to go into Heisenberg mode a few times just to survive the mania that was being a drug kingpin, but in that moment I believe he fully gave himself to that evil entity, if we can call it that. It saved them and allowed him to finally become the boss, but by that point Walt as Skylar and everyone knew him their entire lives was finally, well and truly gone. And he wanted more, more more.
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  204. People don't seem to understand this case would've been resolved a lot sooner than it did if Covid didn't happen. That basically put a pause on the entire thing or at the very least slowed it down substantially.
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  205. I wouldn't be surprised if Eminem even gets sued. I know, he said he was kidding at the end, but yeah especially considering like hundreds of millions of people have heard Killshot by now, I am just saying, some people are like "Oh I bet Diddy responds with a diss track of his own" first off, no, Diddy is the kind of person who would more likely just sue for defamation.
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  206. Wow people were dicks to this guy in the comments section. "Oh I changed colors cause I changed my shirt!" Anyone who has seen Breaking Bad even just once knows that the cinematography is first rate. The use of colors and color filters on the camera lens were widely used to create more "mood", etc., with the use of color. So your observation on the color of something as simple even as his shirt, while maybe seeming trivial to the most casual of fans, from the production side of things it was most likely entirely on purpose. There was this one thing I saw a few years ago that analyzed the use of color in various scenes over the series' progression to chart various characters' "decay" throughout the duration of the show. Like Jesse, for instance. And Walt. How the colors they dress in change over time and reflect how the character's changed as well. For instance, Jesse wears more and more black as time goes on. Here's the link to that: https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/breakingbad/images/b/b4/Breakingbad-colors.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20130903001048 Or you can just simply go check the BrBa wiki and check out the entry on "Color". http://breakingbad.wikia.com/wiki/Colors The use of color is almost as intrinsic to the quality of the show as the use of time-lapses to indicate that time has progressed in certain other scenes, something BrBa quickly became famous for.
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  207. I would have been like... Bitch. Look. Does it have notes? Does it have a structure? Does it have tempo? Is it adhering to a scale, are there any key changes? Are there lyrics? Yes? So it's a fucking song and it is music. Whether you like it or not.
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  208. Basically true. And hell it doesn't even need to be a film or story. Everyone from Mike Tyson to Floyd Mayweather both had extremely poor and troubled youths which necessitated them to fight to survive just in general, in every single way. It's out of desperation like that that breeds great fighters.
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  209. Yeah. lol he's fallen victim to finding one of these amateur made-for-YouTube documentaries that oftentimes don't even bother to link sources. It's always got spooky music. And if it has captions I guarantee they're sure to be littered with occasional typos and slip ups for days. And in spite of all of this, most people just believe everything the video says. For better or worse.
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  210.  @masonfarnsworth6730  YouTube's filtering system is extremely sensitive. You used to be able to say anything. Not anymore. If it detects anything remotely controversial in what you say, it might filter your comment out silently. In other cases, the channel operator can ghost ban you (but this is more unlikely) so you can post comments and they'll be visible to you, but they aren't actually visible to anyone else. Most of the time if a comment is quickly removed, it's because it triggered the filter.
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  211. That house was amazing. Such a good idea, not just from a survival standpoint for the cat but also if your goal is to get him to move into the big house, it actually makes complete and total sense to introduce him to a smaller house first. This way he learns the benefit of having a roof with four walls around him, but also the insulation and warmth is something he probably never experienced in that way before so he's like "well if this one is this nice, I am sure the bigger one is even better!" Also definitely a smart idea to give him agency with regards to letting him decide if he wants to be in or outside at any time. Cats need independence and freedom and you seem to, in spite of saying you're not a cat person, intuitively understand this.
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  212. Honestly like... that's the kind of thing that should be a one-way trip. "Oh, well I was unhappy in the Western world and I saw some of their propaganda videos and thought to myself, 'Hey, it might be fun and a good experience to go live with the Islamic State a little while! No strings, I can always come back if I want to.'" as if it's some missionary trip to Fiji or something. That's the kind of situation you don't "leave". That's the kind of situation you have to escape from.
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  213. +devohnmitchell The other major reason they do so well is because the product they're selling is illegal, therefore the market is governed entirely by criminals who price their product based it's demand (which is also unusually high due to it's illegal status) and what people can AND do buy it for. This was true with Alcohol when it was illegal, it's true with weed and other drugs and other illegal items as well.
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  214. Etc -- that's the dumb person's way of looking at it. Yeah, he was instantly panicked by the fact that Skyler had given Ted the money when they needed it the most. To pay the guy to change their identities so they could run away and start over and avoid Gus. She ended up giving it to Ted though because SHE was going to get in trouble because he had cooked the books without her knowledge but it had her signatures on them anyway. She didn't think it would be that big of a deal because she was just beginning to believe Walt when he said that his line of work was perfectly safe even considering how much money he was making. It all came crumbling down around him but it wasn't just that she had given basically all of their money to Ted -- it's that on top of that their lives were basically now over UNLESS of course he could figure out a way to kill Gus and his entire gang first. It wasn't an option anymore, it was either Walt or Gus at that point and Walt knew it. But if you think that the scene with him screaming and then laughing in the crawlspace after realizing the money was gone was strictly just because the money was gone then you're either really young or you're really dumb. Or both. Go watch the series again, and then again, until you start picking up the finer points of Walt's descension into the underworld and then later, madness. To think it was just because the money was gone -- poof! -- is such an elementary way of looking at the scene and frankly I think you misunderstood it considering that.
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  215. Cash me ousside... how ba dahh That's one thing I hate about Danielle Bregoli, she's basically sanctioning stupidity and framing it in the context of "art". Till next thing we know the next generation aka her fans believe that How about that? Is spelled "How bah dahh" and "Bad Baby" is "Bhad Bhabie" like it wouldn't even look cool if Tupac did it, stylizing it as 2pac instead, for whatever reason it's OK when Pac does it but not her LOL
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  216.  @kimberlys8422  He was the one cheering and laughing the most during the thing though which is what I don't get. You'd think the other would, but really it wasn't
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  217.  Botanist 95  America is rich, Flint is not. We don't distribute wealth between our cities like this is a Total War game or something. If you live in a poor city, you live in a poor city. Even in America.
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  218. Wow. I had no idea he came from such humble beginnings I thought his parents were rich and bankrolling all of this. That's wild he was enrolled in community college but secretly wasn't going the entire time, choosing to work on videos in his car instead. That's a risky move but it clearly worked out for him in the end I just want people to realize that for every MrBeast that does this there's thousands and thousands of people who simply just irreparably messed their life up. His GPA is still probably like 0.0 lol but he isn't going back so doesn't care. That won't be the case for 99.99999% of people who do that.
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  219. The obvious thing to do now would be to create an American reality series to decide which couple is the real family.
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  220.  @rangerlovee3324  Because murdering someone intentionally on meth and crashing a car unintentionally while drunk are 100% the same thing. /s Apples and fucking oranges, dog. The meth did NOT make them do it. They were already nuts, they just happened to be a little bit more nuts while under the influence of their DOC. But to compare a drunken car accident with cold blooded, hopped up murder, they are not even close to being the same thing. A car accident is just that, an accident, exacerbated by alcohol and drunkenness or not. Murder is murder. Apples and oranges.
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  221. rusty shackleford Not really, collaborating with other underground artists (being underground yourself) is pretty much necessary. This is arguably the largest specifically (keyword) underground Hip Hop and general entertainment festival in America. Love them or hate them, Psychopathic Records deserves some credit for at least that.
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  222. They probably just have the vet, if any, come to them. I can't imagine there's many "bear vets" that don't work at zoos.
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  223. This is a family vacation. We love each other.
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  224. Go watch the interrogation with American police interrogating Dylann Roof for example, a lot of the times and they'll even say this they could not hate you more but people do tend to tell more when they are feeling comfortable. So, biting their tongue I am sure in most cases, they will be fair with the person. Even nice, particularly nice. Try to be understanding in a situation where there absolutely is no understanding to be had, from a personal standpoint. I don't know I get it people have weird fetishes and stuff but Jesus, killing people while dressing up as women? That's just something else entirely
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  225. The image is blurred because the government of New Zealand, specifically the police, requested it not be revealed. It's really not difficult to get a good image of his face, the stills are circulating around some mainstream news to this day. It's just that this guy is a textbook example of someone who did this as much because he's a deranged lunatic as he's also heavily inspired by others who did similar actions before him. Their names were plastered all over his gun. So the idea is that if certain people want fame or more accurately infamy as a result of doing this -- we're not giving them that anymore. I think it's bad enough they released his name. He deserves to die anonymously and then burn in Hell but unfortunately he allowed them to take him alive.
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  226. So soft spoken, as well. Yeah he's always kind of been that way but I feel like it's even more pronounced now. He shouldn't have let his ego take control of his life though because that was what drove the band apart when it did. And of course by the time he wanted to get back "on the ride" the music world had basically moved past him and his style of music. They were getting older, etc. Sure there will always be people who go see the Pumpkins. That will never change. But (and this pisses Billy off a lot actually) most of them don't want to hear your "new stuff". They just want to hear the classics. So whether you do so reluctantly or fully willingly, that is what 90% of the people in that room are expecting from you and if you want to continue touring you'd do well to realize that ASAP. As a professional musician anyway. He shouldn't have let the band dissolve when he had the chance to stop it but alas hindsight will always be 20/20.
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  227. How you gonna be the guy in the middle of the row at anything Bryan Cranston's doing refreshing your live feed
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  228. First off this is awful. Second though it's kind of wild to think he's suing her for defamation and then he's having to have every single miserable detail of his life aired out like dirty laundry for the entire world -- the ENTIRE WORLD -- to see. We are learning things about both of them we had no idea about. $50 million is nothing to him. This is humiliating. I feel so bad for him.
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  229. Silence is a great weapon in any interrogation I guess, it's almost like if you ask them something then they answer you, but you're totally quiet, it's like without saying a word telling them "Doubt it" so then they say more, causing themselves to dig an even deeper hole for themselves. Still silence. "What you don't believe me?" Still silence. "I didn't do it OK". Instantly he's like building this hole around himself that didn't exist and it's all because of the implied disbelief which was created by the silence.
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  230.  @Paul-pc9qr  It's a toss up actually some drug addicts are great with needles. Most aren't, they just use them anyway.
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  231. Sinaloa Cartel aren't too far from being as bad as ISIS in my opinion. That's less gangster and more terrorist, if you ask me. The Italian Mafia at least TRIED to leave civilians out of the violent aspect of it (but they were preyed upon in other ways, just normally they tried to insulate the violence from anyone who wasn't also in that life as well)
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  232. Completely and totally agree with you. At this point I wouldn't be surprised if GTA6 doesn't even have a single player component. It might be entirely online. I also wouldn't be surprised if they never make another RDR game again because it didn't do well for them $$ wise with its online component.
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  233. I was never told that about China. I was told that about Africa, though, for sure. Africa seems to be the safe bet for "people starving". North Korea is also absolutely abysmal in terms of food availability and being able to feed people. I was watching this interview with a girl who escaped North Korea and she was saying that even doctors in North Korea are paid the equivalent of about $1 a year or something like that. A DOCTOR paid that amount. Furthermore she said the only people eating in North Korea are people in power and people willing to live corrupt lifestyles.
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  234. It's sad but ... natural selection.
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  235. I've seen this video like 5 times now. I love it. The only thing that aggravates me is the part where they're voting in the guild hall trying to demonstrate his "problem solving" abilities. He asks a question about undead and a necrotic haze, then they do this wonky edit where the guy chimes in "all those in favor raise your hand". All those in favor to a necrotic haze? I wanna know what he really achieved in that situation. Also, unrelated but interesting all the same. I actually went to High School with the trans kid, Devin. He was trans back then, too. If you ask I may tell you which HS, but barring that it was a major public High School in Southern New Jersey. He's moved more to the center of the state if he's living in or even near Tom's River now.
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  236.  @RedRoseSeptember22  Nah, Arya has consistently reminded people of her aunt Lyanna for the entire duration of the show and the books. Lyanna, like Arya, was a tomboy. The kind of woman that only Robert Baratheon could fall madly (and I mean madly) in love with. Meanwhile Lyanna elopes with Rhaegar, in spite of these "non-ladylike qualities" herself and has enough of a sex drive to conceive Jon. I do think Arya is a more extreme version of that same tomboy now by necessity, she's literally had to become coldblooded and bloodthirsty just as a means to survive, but at the same time that doesn't mean she won't one day mature into a woman who wouldn't mind having a family of her own. Just because she doesn't want it when she's like 10 years old doesn't mean shit. Besides, I'd argue that Sansa is the one (in the show) who is least likely to marry for love ever again. She had to deal with Ramsay after all. Sansa will end up marrying Sweetrobin because it will cement a relationship between the North and the Vale and also because she's the new Littlefinger, basically, and he would be an extremely easy husband to control. And if that's not enough to convince you let's boil it down to classic foreshadowing, in Season 3 I believe just before their separation Gendry is preparing to go join the BWOB and she pleas with him to stay, telling him "I could be your family" and he just smiles at her and says, "No, you would be my lady".
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  237.  @kaaay0313  You sound really salty. It's funny. Stay mad, it's hilarious
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  238. I've been a fan of Greg Gutfeld since he was still up at 3AM doing "Red Eye" and then somehow getting up a few hours later to appear on "The Five" like a decade or more ago. He was funny then, he's funny now. So happy to see him achieve so much, he deserves it. The signs were always there, the guy is a gold mine. He could've easily been a stand up comic if he wanted to.
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  239. Veterinarians have the highest suicide rate (or one of the highest suicide rates) of any professions. It's a strange issue, they don't get paid enough and they are subjected to some of the saddest things every single day. Watching animals come in sick until they're dead a few years later, and the cycle continues. Over and over and over again. And then you see how heartbroken the people are and in worst case scenarios the people probably even blame the vets even though it's truly not their fault most of the time.
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  240. Funny thing is they invented a proprietary screwdriver that is officially not sold in stores to PREVENT people from opening up their iPhones and other devices. It's the little 5 point star shape screw. People have made third party screwdrivers that work great, every tech worth his salt owns at least one, but yeah when that happened I knew right away "they don't want people to be able to help themselves"
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  241.  @jessewru6425  GTFO of the comments of a video section unless you're prepared to see spoilers. What, you think we're down here talking about the video before we actually watch it? That makes no sense. That is what these comments sections are for. To comment on the video we just watched or, in your case, the one that you didn't watch yet. Not my fault you scrolled down prematurely.
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  242. She was in the process of getting divorced from him. I wouldn't be surprised if he hired this whackadoodle hitman to kill the wife but sadly the other son was there at the time, too, so he was just a collateral damage-type loss. Meanwhile the walls are caving in all around the lawyer Dad. He was engaging in illegal activities at work that actually just forced him to resign (with criminal proceedings likely to follow) so I wouldn't be surprised if he hired the same hitman to then kill HIM so his last surviving son could collect the $10 million life insurance policy and prevent himself from having to see a single day in prison. Win-win, perhaps in his mind. But the hitman fucked THAT up, too. So not only is the kid not getting that money, and never will now that the plot has been revealed, but this guy is going to go straight from the hospital to prison for even more charges including insurance fraud, etc. This is the true crime story that just keeps on giving.
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  243. It's already to that point honestly. The thing she is most famous for now is this trial. Seriously.
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  244.  @eliwright1056  Oh my God. Oh... no... Oh God.
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  245. It's a good thing. I mean, it's so easy to blame anything for your circumstances but at the end of the day you put those substances in you. It's OK. Figure out why, and take responsibility for it. And it seems like he has. He's very close to actually I think repairing himself for good I think if he can just get clean one more time. God willing the fentanyl shit doesn't take him first. That shit is no joke.
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  246.  @leonamay8776  I don't think there will be, I think he's just developed a functional immunity to all these different kinds of venoms. That's basically how vaccine theory works anyway, by introducing the disease to the body in controlled amounts (too little to get sick from, but enough to spark some kind of change in your body) your body slowly begins building antibodies towards it. So by studying his blood they're going to be able to make superior anti-venoms for human beings to use. They never had this opportunity before where some guy is willingly subjecting himself to the snake's venom before. That documentary is fascinating though, he does a better job explaining his motivations as far as getting into all that than I could here.
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  247.  @nagatouzumaki3492  She had no choice but to go along with Walter at that point. Your English is atrocious. By the time Skylar found out she was basically legally complicit in it. Halfway through the show she does become more comfortable with it but she's never fully comfortable with it. She hates the violence aspect of it, she forces Walt to live separately for a good chunk of that. Towards the end she wouldn't even let the kids stay with them. Did we even watch the same show? She never agreed with it or wanted it she just reluctantly accepted it, sometimes more than others. I will agree that she benefited from the cash, but she was the only character who never bought herself a new car with the new money for instance. She was always insisting they stick to "the story". Walt essentially held her hostage through the entire ordeal. Go watch the show again.
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  248. I am not saying he's blameless in the situation but I don't think it's any secret that she went from having problems with a multi-millionaire movie star to then further having problems with a multi-billionaire businessman. You see what I mean? The trend? If Johnny had a drinking and drama problem, she's the WORST possible person he could choose as a life partner because it doesn't take Nostradamus to see she was fueling basically all of his worst characteristics then made sure to capture the convenient stuff in her exit strategy to not just divorce him, but ruin him and take every cent she can with her. Only to go on and do it with a much much richer victim. That woman is trouble.
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  249. Eric was RAPED? What? That's news to me, I have been meaning to read the book for years though. I am guessing maybe that is in the book or something. I gotta admit that actually paints the entire situation in a completely different light. In all my years doing research on this tragedy I've never heard that he got raped. That actually falls under the motivation that it was revenge against bullies which is precisely what they were saying in the days/weeks following the shooting on the media, a point of which supposedly was recently proven untrue, but reading all that I guess not... Oh and the only reason I say Eric was the "mastermind" is because to my knowledge he was the only one who actually had drawn maps and outlined his motivations which were starkly different from Dylan's. Dylan was suicidal; Eric was homicidal, a point of which he makes clear in his journal that he hates human beings and wants nothing more than to destroy as much as possible on his way out. Interesting points though you brought up, I gotta admit.
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  250. Thanks to this douchebag, YouTube's layout has changed YET AGAIN. That's another example of his arrogance, Google buys YouTube and assumes we all are just dying to use Google+ (which he was the main developer for, I believe) so we are forced to endure these kinds of changes more and more. They may as well just call it GoogTube+ now
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  251.  @hmmnope9231  It's only getting more and more relevant with time, though. Besides, the US is currently on a supercharged track of the rise then downfall of a civilization like Rome. It's happening more or less the same timing spacing wise, but Rome was a major civilization for hundreds if not thousands of years -- America isn't even 250 years old yet. It's also different from the standpoint that it's less of a "one country economy" and more of a globalized one in the modern world. But yeah as far as the collapse of values and morality in society on top of our obsession with entertainment over important issues (while our elected officials operate corruptly basically in the open because nobody cares or notices that they're doing corrupt things to begin with). It's not a 1 for 1 exact recreation of the downfall of Rome but it's more similar than it is not.
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  252. It's important realize Walt's true motivations in keeping Jesse Season 3 where the famous "Ever since I met you" speech happens. At that point, Walt realized Jesse was not at the caliber he needed him to be to continue down the road he was on with people as qualified, as serious, and dangerous as Gus. BUT Jesse was about ready to completely ruin Hank and his career because Hank beat him so savagely after the RV was destroyed. Walt was manipulating Jesse to continue being his partner at that point but not because Walt considered him an equal, at all, it was to save his brother in law Hank from losing his job. Something actually that long term might have enabled Walt to get away with it all in the end, but Walt cared enough to keep his greatest nemesis (unbeknownst to him I think at the time) in his line of work at the DEA even if meant giving Jesse a metaphorical olive branch then gussying it up with the words Jesse really, truly wanted to hear "50/50 partners".
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  253. Basically. The moment a host breaks loose and really starts going exploring then it becomes more like D&D. Still a game but the walls are no longer there, you can literally go anywhere and do anything you want. And you're most likely going to die by a dragon or something crazy, and have to make a new character lol.
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  254. I was on the Internet before the 2000s. And I was like, a kid. I'm actually proud to say I was one of those kids who found the original Counter Strike (it might have been 1.6, I dunno, I just knew it was a sweet Half Life mod that everyone loved playing online and we played ON DIALUP -- slow ass Internet). I also played Diablo 2 online, late 90s. I wasn't very good at either of them, but yeah I had to have been like eight or nine years old. But yeah around the time high speed Internet started rolling around (early 00's) EVERYONE got the Internet. Before texting, there was Instant Messaging like AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) was probably the main one. Before YouTube and streaming in general you'd have to download all your videos and porn, etc. The Internet looks so different now. It's far better than ever, but the whole like surveillance aspect of it is ... frightening to say the least.
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  255. It's actually mind boggling how stupid people are sometimes
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  256. I don't even consider Joe a comedian. So it doesn't surprise me that these jokes are lost on him. He's more of a meat head that dabbles in funny culture.
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  257. Well, honestly nobody should judge you for the actions of your parents. People should be judged by the actions they make themselves.
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  258. I literally cannot believe more people haven't commented about that. Also that wasn't even during the trial IIRC, he was already found guilty and then given a chance to address the jury directly so he could beg them not to give him the death penalty, all while wearing his favorite Cowboys jersey. As if I didn't need any more reasons to despise the Cowboys.
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  259. Yeah well he and Rob Dyrdek hated each other off camera. At least that's what I heard. I am more inclined to side with him on that one than Rob though. Rob is probably an incredibly difficult person to work for.
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  260. ​ @nagatouzumaki3492  Remember that conversation that she had with her lawyer and the conversation Saul had with Walt when they were floating the idea of a divorce? HER lawyer suggested she turn him in immediately so as to protect herself and her assets or otherwise risk having it all taken from them down the line if they did get caught (which they did). WALT'S lawyer though, Saul, pointed out that she wouldn't do that for a few reasons but the first reason was "blowback". That on top of the fact she didn't want her son to know he was a drug dealer. She could've turned him in, but as you see it's not that simple. Your English really is terrible, I shouldn't have to work that hard to translate your bullshit. You're incorrect though, by the time she knew exactly what was going on it was too late. She was stuck by a certain point. Walt basically took his entire family hostage and forced them to go on this ride with them for all intents and purposes. Their only real option (see above) wasn't REALLY an option at all as it would still have been catastrophic to their entire family. So no, all I can say is brush up on your English while you're watching the show again. And again. And again, like I have. Skylar was a victim from beginning to end in all of this, like everyone else in Walt's immediate family and direct social network.
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  261. New Orleans is really, really bad especially the further East you go. New Orleans East is truly a warzone on the worst of days.
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  262. I've been gaming since I was like five years old on my brothers NES. Games used to have an excitement to them, when I got the Sega Genesis around age 7 and the N64 around age 9. Getting (or renting) a new game was an experience back then. They were all different. Some were good. Some were bad. One thing I have noticed since then is a lot of great innovation (think the Everquest and WoW -- although I never played Everquest to be clear) and other innovation with other genres and games like GTA suddenly becoming good starting at GTA3 (where it was kind of ehhh before that). GTA3 and it's successor titles like Vice City and San Andreas, GTA4 etc changed games forever. But in the meantime video games surpassed Hollywood where money making was concerned and when it comes to GTA5 by QUITE a large margin with the online thing. The more they realized the financial potential, the worse things got. Games started feeling more and more like each other and not the opposite. Nowadays they all feel more or less the same, it can't just be that I got older and outgrew them. They literally just don't do it for the passion of making games anymore, it's all about finding ways to make money. Started with DLC packs, then it became lootboxes, and now with Diablo Immortal they literally want you to download their "free game" so they can trick you into playing a slot machine for real money. This is a very disturbing trend within the industry. I have zero hopes for Diablo 4. It looks great but that is the point, that's the hook, then they're going to ruin it somehow by taking a paid game and trying to trick you into paying more for it somehow. For something that is, at it's core, a rehash of something that was done 10-20 years ago and better for less money. The industry has been hijacked.
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  263. Wow... BAC of 0.211. He's lucky he didn't kill someone.
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  264. OK? Missionary all the way! /s No, there's fetishes and then there's the desire to dress up in women's clothing, especially the clothing of women you've tortured and slain. There are some gross fetishes out there but to say they're all gross, I mean, if you are attracted to certain things about certain people then you have fetishes, even if they're normal fetishes like "I like ___ with brown hair." An extreme fetish would be like "I love it when my partner poops on my chest!" so that's definitely where it starts getting weird. In the case of this particular killer though he enjoyed dressing up in women's clothes and murdering women, as well. And most serial killers say there's a sexual component to what they do, like they actually literally get off to the point of climax whilst murdering people. They're disgusting, for sure.
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  265.  @NathansHVAC  Yeah you can tell right away, she sounds like she's on Xanax bars or even like heroin or something. But of course she does drugs, though. Strippers come in two flavors -- 10% of them do it because they're exhibitionists, they're hot, and they know it. Make good money showing off their bodies that they're proud of -- nothing shameful about it in their mind. The vast majority of them though are there because they have drug problems and/or troubled lives in at least one area, if not multiple areas.
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  266. That thumbnail is terrifying, makes Joe look like he's about to turn into the Hulk or something
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  267. Smart. No such thing as an "anonymous poll" anywhere.
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  268. Don't even get me started on everlasting gaze. That wasn't even the beginning of the end for the Pumpkins, that was like stage two or three in their slow downfall from the Mellon Collie and (for me especially) Siamese Dream, which I consider to still be the best album they ever did. The quintessential 90's hard rock album. From track one you are just back in 1992 or 3 or whatever. Don't believe me? Go listen to Siamese Dream now from beginning to end. It's a masterpiece IMO and easily the best album they've ever done.
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  269.  @michaelwilliams6431  It is rare yeah but for example they say people with schizophrenia (and I mean really, REALLY bad cases of it) shouldn't smoke weed. But beyond that it's fine. It's nothing to do with the plant itself, it's not the drug's fault as much as it is the person has a pre-disposition to having mental breakdowns and just inherently already struggles with mental illness to begin with. That sort of thing.
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  270. I suddenly don't believe him as much when he's like "If we don't make any decent money, oh well we had fun!" Define "fun."
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  271. "We didn't do the whole swu fline thing either" LOL (he means swine flu, by the way) Oh my God we're doomed man if about half the country is this dumb.
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  272. They received no money for being in the film. It's too late to sue the family as well. And they may actually be looking at charges for lying under oath as well. All that to receive a net total of $0 from the Jackson estate or the film. I don't even see a GoFundMe or anything set up for these guys. So I ask every single one of you, if money is their motivation why are they not seeking any?
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  273.  @tsenskm4674  "Now I see what is anti-intellectualism" Finally got around to buying a mirror I see.
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  274. I actually don't think from where his brother was sitting that he could necessarily see the call drop on his phone the way we did. HOWEVER considering they are brothers and the guy is clearly a very talented liar I bet someone like his brother probably just instantly assumed he was lying because of the way he was acting, etc. Or maybe he legit saw the phone drop the call, too. Either way, that guy is busted and I can't believe he's not like threatening to sue because of how embarrassing that is to his reputation, basically. "I swear to God this isn't scripted, swear to God, oh my this is just unbelievable!" *phone call drops and he continues speaking anyway, after just swearing to God*. He must really be desperate to look important or something.
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  275.  @KevinBullard  If you've never been on a losing streak with an addictive personality you won't get it. You're content to be that guy in the comments section. Go for it. Some people absolutely do need to be protected from themselves though, like some people would argue it's bad enough that gambling is legal AT ALL. I am not one of them but I do think there should be more limitations on it, buying on credit is a recipe for disaster (if you don't understand the value of having good credit, you're doing it wrong) so maybe put a daily limit (like 10% of your total credit or something) and have no limit on cash and debit purchases. You're probably one of those libertarian types that think all drugs should be legalized too. And frankly I would agree with that to a certain extent, if only because it's a losing battle and I would actually argue that the damage someone can do to themselves with a severe gambling addiction (and their family for that matter) is worse than what drugs can do, as counterintuitive as that sounds. The Mexican cartels are making more money than God on the heels of a product that is artificially expensive due to our policies surrounding them. Beyond that, addicts need hospitals, not handcuffs. Private prisons are one of the most embarrassing aspects of American culture.
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  276. Ibogaine is another one. That actually is a miracle psychedelic, people have detoxed over a powerful period of a few days from things as strong as Methadone. You do need a babysitter/shaman in that case, and the flip side of that is you can also actually die but the chances of that are small. There's a great video of a British person who was addicted to methadone, hopelessly it seemed, and got clean with Ibogaine. It used to be all in one video, but it's in 5 part pieces now apparently (I cant' find the full one) but it's BBC's Detox or Die. Just look for Pt 1/5 and then go from there. All the parts are up I checked. It's amazing, it's miraculous even.
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  277. I just want to thank you for this conversation my friend. I learned a lot.
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  278. fr nobody's gonna say anything about Young Chop's broken ass laptop? He needs his screen replaced... baller status my ass 6:09
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  279. I went to high school with Devin. We weren't really friends, but everyone knew who the trans kid was. I knew people who talked to her though and by those accounts she was supposedly really nice.
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  280. It's wild to think that this movie was kind of panned when it first came out but it became a sort of cult classic especially in the hoods across America. Scarface is synonymous with the American Dream
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  281.  @jonathanlawson4667  And yet Charles Manson left him something in the will. OK
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  282. The other part of that was while Hank did NOT beg for his life, Jack absolutely did. Like he was dying anyway, but even still he was still clinging on to this hope like "I might be able to SOMEHOW survive this if I just get him to not shoot me here" and he starts saying "You want your money right? I know where it is, if you'd just let me te..." POW That's partly because Walt wanted revenge for Hank and also because even if he could get that money, he knew there's no way he had time left to actually make the preparations and groundwork to actually GET it to him.
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  283. Finally an update on this guy, I have watched the original several times, now he's working with scientists internationally because frankly they can't seem to convince (nor can they advocate for) people to inject themselves with snake venom. BUT because he already has been doing this voluntarily for 30 years, it gives scientists an opportunity to sample his blood and look at the antibodies that his blood has developed to combat the venom and use it down the line for medical purposes that help all of humanity. Thank you Vice for an update video on this guy! I wish you'd do updates on other videos as well but one thing at a time I suppose :D
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  284. People complaining about the stereo issue where it regards sound. I think it could also be due to the handheld nature of what he recorded to begin with. In other words, he probably did this all with his only qualifications not being a media guy, he's just a physician trying to document in his own way the only way he can. He was just trying to capture this for us to see, not send it to mastering it to make it loud, as Eminem might say. Just watch the video and see what he's trying to show us. Stop complaining about the audio as long as you're not only able to hear it but more importantly willing to listen because this is the single greatest challenge that humanity perhaps has ever faced. Worse than the Spanish Flu in 1918. Jury's out to see if it reaches the legendary status of other pandemics in history like, you know, the bubonic plague among others. This is way more fucking serious than "my audio is in the right speaker only" right now.
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  285. It's very real. I worry about a lot of these kids on YouTube talking about their demon invocations, because yes it's real, yes it works, and unless you know exactly what you're doing, you're going to get burned. It can be done safely but I wouldn't even think about starting down that road until you know enough white magick to protect yourself first. To know what to ask for as well. There's a story about someone who was trying to invoke the demon Buer once whose wife was very, very sick. He did the invocation and sure enough within a rather short period of time, his wife was healed. The problem was the sickness was transferred to someone else close to him. So in a way, this person got what he wanted, but he didn't specify that he didn't want it to be transferred unto someone else. But that is kind of the point I am trying to make, when you deal with forces like that you are making a contract of sorts. Think of these contracts the way a lawyer would and be EXTREMELY specific and careful with what you want to happen.
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  286. Yeah hahaha I remember the first time I ever saw Terminator 1 and 2. I was like eight years old. And I watched it with my friends who were all around the same age on VHS video TAPE. These movies are masterpieces. Maybe not a good idea to let someone that young watch them but honestly there's worse things people could see at that age.
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  287. I noticed the same thing! I will agree though his symptoms didn't line up with coke necessarily, he looks like he's on some X bars or something
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  288.  @rosamelano9831  Exactly, the Merxican cartels are better funded and better equipped than the Mexican government itself now.
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  289.  @k.c4178  Heroin and before that pain pills. I was never into meth. I actually never tried it. I would have most likely if I could find any. My DOC were downers though, not uppers like coke and meth.
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  290. It's just like everything else in life, you know as they say "If you have lemons, make lemonade." I am sure with every fiber of being in my body that if he had a choice, he'd not be a little person. Unfortunately it's not up to him, just like what we are isn't up to any of us. The girl at the end thinks it's demeaning to him from the outside looking in, but honestly think about it the only alternative is he's not going out and doing those things, living the normal, ordinary life of little people, greeting at Wal Mart etc. He's turned something negative into something positive. That's literally all you can hope for in life.
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  291.  @StandFast1611  If you took that as me literally asking Jesus Christ to pray for them, you're an idiot.
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  292. $10 can probably buy you some needle and thread to sew your head back on when the Jihadis take it from you for being a Westerner (or at the very least looking like one)
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  293. Yeah YouTube's priorities are bass fucking ackwards at this point.
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  294.  Mr. Deleteme  Clearly there is though? $45 million dollars in damages.
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  295. +James Smith I was sort of wondering that myself, I've been at snow skiing resorts as well (not that one in particular, but others) and I mean it's just inevitable you're gonna eat snow at some point or another. Either by accident or on purpose. If people knew it was made from a by-product of shit, they'd probably not even go skiing anymore honestly, but I think the biggest thing to take away from it is they're chemically restructuring it and treating it several times to the point it's not even really "shit" anymore at all.
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  296. The guy that founded VICE, Shane Smith, has another great documentary he did around the same time as this where he actually is able to pay somebody in China to smuggle him into North Korea and he actually keeps a secret camera on him for parts of it. If he got caught doing that, he'd probably still be held there against his will TODAY. Very, very stupid thing to do but you know what he's that calibre of investigative reporter. Thank God for people like him because without them, we'd have very little idea what is going on in North Korea. If you look around there's plenty of them though. NK may be the most interesting country in the world (in a very scary way).
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  297. It is true that you can use casinos to launder money but you'd have to be doing it on the scale he was doing it, basically. They're onto everyone else trying to do that sort of thing though. Eventually they're gonna be like "OK where are you getting this money from?"
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  298. I don't think he means it in that way, I think he means it from the standpoint they're literally not afraid to die, and in fact do so all the time in their attacks.
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  299. "I'm only 19 but my mind is older" -- that's a reference to "Shook Ones" by Mobb Deep. The same instrumental used in the famous 8 Mile battle rap sequence at the end. And that is only one of many Hip Hop references throughout the entire show, another huge one (the most obvious to real Hip Hop fans) was the Ten Dual Commandments which is of course tipping the cap to "Ten Crack Commandments" by Biggie Smalls aka the Notorious BIG. You can tell Lin-Manuel's a huge fan of hip hop, specifically like 90s hip hop where there was a HUGE emphasis on lyricism and your ability to write well. I still don't know what gave him the idea to take that and the story of freaking Alexander Hamilton and translate it through rap music though. But it's one of the most genius ideas of the last decade if not longer and it's gonna be something that will likely be around for a long, long time to follow.
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  300.  @satan899  It's been a minute since I have seen this video so I forget who Ruben is, but I know for a fact that they basically come protest Decadence, Mardi Gras, and even right now I fully expect them to show up because they've been celebrating Pride Month every Saturday here. I will also say that the guy in the video who dresses up as The Pope, I know him personally. He protests their protest every single year and he even has spare megaphones for people who want to join in with them, counteracting their bullshit with "Blah, blah, blah". He lives in the French Quarter where a lot of these protests take place. Dude's a character, he owns chickens illegally lol.
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  301. As soon as I saw the actor from Chernobyl I immediately thought the same thing like "This would be the perfect thing for Nick to cover next!"
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  302. no
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  303. 2020 is going to be the year we remember where everything truly changed for the United States of America. Around 1994 is when I think you can really start to begin seeing the shift in policing from typical like "Boys in blue; the old protect and serve" to actually resembling something more akin to a military power. The militarization of the police, to me, directly contradicts what public service members should look like in what's supposed to be a free and democratic society. What will we look like in 20 more years? It's terrifying to think about.
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  304. That's exactly what I was thinking lol. He's probably on a first name basis with them running a channel like this. Honestly though it's probably 100000x better than what they'd have been doing instead.
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  305.  @wopalongcassidy  Well to be fair our state sponsored drug dealers are like the Sackler family from Purdue Pharma ... not that it's even remotely similar in this case because this Russian guy was a drug dealer drug dealer if that makes sense.
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  306. so really the lesson to take from this is if you go to a riot, DO NOT HAVE THE BEST OUTFIT
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  307. the Tarkov in me is like "they're not even wearing L3 vests"
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  308.  @Sir-Pleiades  They wouldn't sell or donate aircraft carriers considering the US has seemingly doubled if not tripled down on the aircraft carrier initiative since we started building them. Currently we have more aircraft carriers than the rest of the developed world does COMBINED. Not only that, we have 10 or 11 more that are in construction as we speak. China is trying to build some right now too but currently they only have one I believe. This is why a lot of people think that China might actually abandon the idea of trying to compete with aircraft carriers as much to fight the wars of the future, and that they might instead be thinking of other ways to inflict damage on us that we can't necessarily protect ourselves from with our massive advantage in aircraft carriers and the weapons and aircraft they carry. Cough coronavirus cough .
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  309. ​ @augia5051  I think the worst thing that happens is they send you a letter saying that a package was seized en route to your house. They can't prove you were the one who ordered it/had it sent to yourself. Everyone in their right minds knows it was you that did it, but they can't prove it. So that's why they let it go. The other side of that coin though is they could also do one of a few types of controlled deliveries. Asking you to sign when you normally didn't have to is a huge red flag. If they come to your door and ask you to sign for a package you never had to sign for before, then you are 100% getting a controlled delivery and all you can do is deny the package. They will be like "You know what you don't have to sign here you go just gotta see that it has been placed in your hands!" It doesn't count if they leave it on the porch, it doesn't count if a neighbor receives it to give to you. They have to confirm that you preferably a) knew about it and b) legally took possession of it. The only way out at that point is to deny it, be like "What is this this sounds like a scam I've never had to sign before? No, I wasn't expecting anything, I refuse the package. It's probably a mistake anyway. Goodbye!" It sucks you will lose the product and I would never send it to the same address again but it's either that or you go down for it. Of course I've never had that happen let alone have I known anybody that's happened to them.
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  310.  @Kickflairee  "Cool come back" what are you 12 years old?
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  311. I am pretty sure the fact that he couldn't go anywhere on his livestream on Twitch without someone calling into wherever he was going and saying that he had a bomb. This guy got swatted and had people call in bomb threats with his description a LOT of times and ultimately because of how dangerous that is they were like "Well you can't control your audience, we're not going to let you stream anymore". Not that it justifies what he's done most recently, but that's the real reason he got banned from Twitch I think.
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  312. Yeah s/o to the woman who have to wear black bedsheets and cover their bodies so as not to anger their husbands or instill jealousy in any of his 77 wives. Having to sit in the women's only section. And liberals act like this is happening to England or France. I mean, they can have whatever governmental policies they want, we've other friends who have similar policies towards women and we still get along. But the main issue is Iran's insistence towards pursuing nuclear technology for ANY reason while they also demonstrate their disdain for the US or its interests in maintaining world peace, trying to prevent radical, angry nations from having the means to make nuclear bombs anytime Allah wills it is a priority, it can't be allowed to happen. Iran will get leveled to the ground before it is ever allowed a nuclear program.
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  313. Another cult, it's just similar to other cults that it's picked up so much traction it isn't called a cult. It's officially and legally called a "religion". Just like Scientology, which may be the most prolific and dangerous cult in the modern world.
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  314. Whoever their editor is should be shot
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  315. cut himself open fucking with those lightbulbs. These guys are nuts, not just because they agree to do this shit, but because they're not even making THAT much money. They probably spend more money on their medical bills than anything else.
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  316.  @Basedbateman97  I have been saying for years that I think whoever becomes "King of Westeros" is going to look at what he or she just won and realize that all of the destruction that was wrought upon the world is BECAUSE of the Iron Throne. So with that, let's say Jon wins, I think Jon is going to make his first and only action as King (besides legitimizing certain people like Gendry) is to grant independence to each of the seven kingdoms. Make sure that someone is in line to care for each one, then with all that done ride North to begin rebuilding Winterfell etc. I think Gendry and Arya will go to Storm's End. If Sansa marries, I bet she only marries for political reasons and therefore will marry Sweetrobin in the Vale.
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  317. I feel terrible for all of the detectives involved in child abuse cases, and basically anyone who for one reason or another has to see the evidence. Photographs, videos, etc. That isn't just limited to law enforcement, you could actually be sitting on the jury in the perp's defense trial and it's your civic responsibility and duty to watch it, too. And of course people like judges whose entire career revolves around this sort of thing. Fortunately they are some of the toughest people in the world and they may not like what they see but they love catching the sick fucks that do it.
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  318. Tony Montana was not just a minority in the movie itself, he was basically an illegal immigrant who had enough balls to come to a place like America and grab it by the balls, take over his own industry of choice and die as the King. But yeah it's a rags to riches story and I think that why it resonates so much with people who aren't white, but don't get me wrong cause it's not like white people don't watch it either. I certainly did. But I can see why it has so much appeal to people in the hood. It's a rags to riches story done right.
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  319.  @GrowingDownUnder  lol yeah make sure you have your consent form signed and notarized but for the most part...
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  320. I don't know about all that but the dude is definitely a genius and his work is something that should be valued. But I don't know how it is going to save lives, if anything it makes me concerned more than anything else. The North Koreans give absolutely, positively zero fucks about anything. They're the kind of country that would sooner destroy the planet than ever admit defeat in a gracious way. Their march towards nuclear weapons is particularly troubling. And what's even more troubling than that is the idea that there's really not much we can do about it other than cross our fingers and hope for the best with regards to them.
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  321. Guns are never going away in America. Never. People wanna blame the guns so bad, it's not the guns operating on their own individual accords, it's the people. The people in this country are the problem. The people controlling the guns. The extreme example of course is the people who do these shootings like this but the more everyday example is the criminals and gangsters shooting each other in places like Chicago, Baltimore, New Orleans and other cities like that. Those are the majority of shooting statistics. But the simple bottom line reason why gun control will not work in this country is because it's too late. There's too many guns already, and even if every law abiding citizen in the country turned their legal guns in, there are millions more stolen guns etc and those are the ones that the main perps who commit homicide actually do. These events are just more shocking because they're turned on innocent children with their entire lives ahead of them versus street criminals who were in that life already. But the fact is in America it's basically too late for gun control, the NRA will never allow it so long as there is a semi-conservative body in the country, and beyond that it's basically more a symptom of the fact that this society is sick. Some of the people in it are very sick, and you give them guns all of a sudden and it's a recipe for disaster, something so apparent that the people involved in this remarkably were more like confirmed in their suspicions than anything else. Like, "we knew this was gonna happen, and we knew it was gonna be HIM."
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  322. It's kind of sad IMO that we spent the last 50 years, the most technologically advanced years in our history by far, and we didn't do hardly any research on Cannabis or other cannabis associated products. So a lot of these "what we know vs what we don't know" bullet points could be things we do know instead. And I think the potential for the plants is so great I don't even think it's a stretch to say that some lives may have even been saved in that span of time, but no rather than studying it we collected it, threw it in evidence bags and threw the people we found it on in prison. Nothing about the drug war makes any sense.
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  323. I'd say he won. As much as a man who "lost" in the end possibly could have, especially considering his circumstances. First off, he was given I think a few months to live and survived a whole two years that could've turned into maybe three, four... who knows. He lived longer than his initial predicted life expectancy dictated. Moreover, he found a way to get $10 million to his kids, in particular, which will of course then rollover to his wife as well as far as being "set for the rest of their lives". Now, I personally would've liked a subplot in Breaking Bad where Walt Jr. was caught messing around with some of his Dad's product, blue sky, that sort of thing. Something to really put it in Walt's face that this is the shit he's making a living poisoning his own community by selling. But I digress. We can assume that Walt Jr. most likely gets the money and just accepts it at face value, that Grey Matter was giving him some pity money or whatever in spite of everything, maybe even feeling somewhat legally entitled to it if he thinks it's for his Dad's very, very limited role at the company well before he was born. Also, yeah, it wouldn't have made for as good of a TV show but Walt not accepting that position at Grey Matter when Elliot offered it at the party was the pinnacle of his foolishness. But honestly Walt's only goals from the moment he got diagnosed and planned to cook Meth in Episode 1 like he did were to simply live long enough to make a measly $737 thousand or something like that and that was simply to cover everything all the way up to Holly's college education which he had even adjusted for inflation -- he got all of that to them and then some. And if you're like "Well, he died anyway, he can't have won from that standpoint" THE ENTIRE TIME he was dying. That was the point of the show lol. Him even making that jump to being a meth manufacturer in the first place was all made under the pretense in his own mind that "Well, it's just temporary, and even if I get caught what are they gonna do throw me in jail? For life? I will be dead in under a year anyway" which was the initial outlook for his situation just anyway.
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  324. The Marine though... I wouldn't care if we threw her out of the deal but traded only for him.
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  325. They didn't receive a dime from the documentary or the Jackson estate other than what they already got from Jackson himself as a child.
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  326.  @stentor1980  Depends on the state. I am guessing you live in a state that voted for Hillary.
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  327.  @Baconist  You're welcome. If you ever do dabble in this stuff, do your research first. If you just hop into it you're playing with fire.
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  328. Y'all are tripping. If you think the people behind Honey weren't aware of this video within an hour of it being posted, or that somehow this guy exposed the video's existence in such a way that it is "snitching" like... the video is publicly available. I am very sure they're aware of it.
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  329. The scene where he and his daughter go to the Debutante Ball is by far the most shocking part of it, and the part that felt the most true to the original Borat formula. I used to think we'd never get a Borat sequel because when he made the first one, you'd have to have been a follower of what WAS a cult TV show on HBO, Da Ali G Show. In that show, he played his three most popular characters, which were Bruno, Borat and Ali G -- all of which now have at least one movie of their own. None of his characters were as successful or as wide known as Borat was. Of course they addressed this in the second film, when he arrives in America he can't even go down the street without being hounded for $1 autographs and having people yell his various catchphrases to him, so he first goes to a costume shop where he gets in disguise, WHILE in disguise. The debutante ball actually felt like the room was filled with unsuspecting strangers, which is appropriate to the Borat formula. And they seem to be accepting of him, even though he and his daughter are clearly foreign, although some questions rub some of them the wrong way like "How much would you pay for my daughter?" and one guy seriously says "$500" and of course Borat high fives him, and the man's daughter rebukes him "That's fucking disgusting." Good for her. The real highlight of that scene is when they do the father daughter dance, which starts out really nice actually and the people start clapping, then Borat's daughter goes full on belly dancer, getting closer and closer to teasing what's under her dress, culminating when she lifts her skirt and we see that she's actually flaunting a horrifying blood stain near her genitals. Overall it's not as good as the first movie, but again we should feel lucky to have gotten another one at all considering I literally thought Borat and Sacha were TOO famous for it to ever work again.
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  330. When Lorne Malvo single-handedly takes out that entire building filled with mobsters, that was easily one of the most badass scenes from anything I've ever seen. The way they shot it was clever, too. On the one hand it was probably cheaper to film, because you really don't see anything. Rather, you hear it instead, which is arguably even more effective because you can just imagine it all happening in any way you like.
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  331. It was less for his benefit and more for the victims and people present in the courtroom.
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  332. I have zero sympathy for the lady. I understand she was in pain but what would've happened if the most tragic thing imaginable happens and someone had to die because of her actions? They're lucky they got caught when they did, they had like four pistols a shotgun and an AR. They were planning on going out shooting if worse came to worse. Sounds like the cops got a jump on them before that could happen.
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  333. It follows that an organization that revolves around hatred would actually lead to if not outright encourage acts of hatred. Whatever you focus on, your mind will manifest it in actuality. So if you are in any of these hate groups or groups that at least spend a majority of their time hating something or another, then don't be shocked when you find you're completely miserable. Consumed by the toxicity of hatred.
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  334. He doesn't make enough money as is ... in fact I don't think he gets money from YouTube at all right now due to the whole credit card situation for him and the way Russia's banks have been frozen and he's not a citizen in Georgia so I don't think he can make a bank account there. Something like that, I forget the situation but he said before right now he's surviving on Bitcoin donations and other forms of donations in a form he can actually receive, plus savings he had from before.
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  335. ​ @ralcool5932  In my opinion Walt went evil in Episode 1. I've seen the show like seven times now, from beginning to end, over the years. The first time I was on Walt's side. Every other time, though, I was more on his family's and basically everyone that got in his way, even Gus. But at that particular point in time, Walt murdered Mike because the entire time they butted heads, didn't agree, and didn't see eye to eye. Then with Gus removed from the equation and Walt's complete disregard for everything that made it work to begin with, including Mike's hand picked 11 guys, all of a sudden I think Mike knew Walt was going to kill him. Why not? He made no secret about the fact he resented the fuck out of having to pay these guys "legacy costs", and there was no way he could even enforce it. To me, if Walt didn't come along I think Gus might have gotten away with his operation that he slowly built over the course of like 20-30 years for the rest of his natural life. But then Walt comes along and within 2 years he goes from newb to pro just because he's a genius at chemistry, basically, in this world of new drugs like meth. That and if Gus didn't die, I think Mike might also still be alive today. But no, I think Mike knew it deep down, Walt was never going to let him live long term. If only because they had so much bad history prior to that. But mainly because Walt isn't the kind of person who'd ever share something 3 let alone like 12 ways.
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  336. Sad to me that it's easier to get an instrument to kill as many people as possible LEGALLY and you still can't buy cannabis in America in every state.
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  337. Because everyone knows those angsty teenagers know all sorts of relevant statistics to back their arguments up and everything. No, to compare him to a child is basically something only a liberal would really do, that's what Ben might call a "micro-aggression". Certainly a personal attack, which has no substantive value in the kinds of debates Ben likes to have the most. I could only wish that most teenagers in America could debate as well as Ben Shapiro. He may be one of the best debaters even still doing it in modern times.
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  338.  My name is Irrelevant  UK lost it's empire in large part because they started giving it back to the people they were governing. Some they lost, but a lot they just gave back.
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  339.  @surgeon0fdeath237  Yeah. Prison does serve a purpose in society and certain people do belong there, but in my opinion if you're just there because you had drugs on you -- you don't belong there. If you did something violent either while on the drugs OR in connection to the drugs, like you're a dealer or something, then you should go to prison. But users themselves? No. Prison does not rehabilitate people whatsoever. If anything, it takes a shitty to average criminal and thrusts them into an intensive program that if anything will actually make them BETTER criminals. Tougher, and more cold as well. And the idea that we're throwing non-violent offenders into the same mix with violent ones is one of the biggest flaws with and most harmful things about the drug war and just how much damage it is doing.
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  340. ^ basically true. There IS a music scene sure but it's not grunge anymore, if I had to venture a guess it's probably more akin to like The Fall of Troy and bands like that. Or hipster garbage.
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  341. +Stu Saville Yeah you may be right about that. By extension, prisoners are pretty damn creative too, especially considering they have to make something in an environment where they're already caught and have to resort to ingenuity to make things. But yeah... these submarines are incredible.
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  342. I think prison has a purpose in society but to house every person on the street who happens to have too much weed/x (contraband here) is not only impractical, it's expensive. And it ruins lives, I think frankly unless people have a "dealer amount" and are proven to be dealers themselves should be given stiff penalties that do not involve jail. Basically. Jail helps no one. No one.
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  343.  @minx2528  Yep even if they did get legally married, she isn't getting that pension now.
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  344.  @genraldmoney8171  It takes approximately 690 years.
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  345. He's actually a really interesting dude once you get past how much of a degenerate he's become. He's almost a bond villain or something in real life.
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  346. He's in quite a few of these videos and yeah as Another Deplorable has pointed out he has done some really amazing things and he's also the kind of cop who will just go check on people... while the cameras are rolling granted, sure, but I think the main thing is that roman's OP I don't think said anything offensive necessarily about the cop. Just poking some fun at his appearance. But yeah he's definitely a good cop.
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  347.  @VSM101  Explain the crime and the rape problem in India then, I would think women are very much feeling it's "us vs them" when they're being violated on a train or something. I am just pointing out that you may on a cultural level think that's even mostly true... I think everyone to a certain extent has an "us vs them" mindset. I will say this though one of my best friends from when I played games online a lot was from India. His name was Rohit.
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  348.  @Kappa1060  Probably not but if the scam went on for a long enough time they might just out of principle. DHL is a big company, they probably have an entire department that is nothing but lawyers lol like McDonalds or some shit.
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  349. It's always amazing to me how people in other countries speak better English than I would ever be able to speak their language. I am guessing it's just part of going to school anywhere else but America. They don't really force you to start learning another language in most schools until high school in America. And even then nobody really ever learns to speak it that well.
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  350. He's gonna end up going back on purpose he loved it that much. And first thing he'll do is cover the camera so he can go to his meditation hole
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  351. On the one hand, I don't understand the premise behind ridding them of ALL of their clothes. Then again, I do at the same time.
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  352. Yeah, more than anything else one of his most important evil qualities is selfishness. But more than that, he's one of those types with no conscience. Therefore, psychopath or sociopath but yeah it's not uncommon for people with those qualities to also exhibit narcissism. Many serial killers are narcissistic as hell, for instance Dennis Rader aka the BTK killer. He was a moron actually but he thought he was some super-criminal because he was able to get away with his deviant crimes in an age before DNA. In fact it was DNA that ultimately got him, plus his kid turned him in basically, and then BTK himself didn't even know what metadata was so the printer he used at his church is what ultimately led to his downfall. But he thought he was a genius, he just wrote like a twelve year old.
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  353. He's going to go down as a martyr. Which is a good thing, it definitely isn't giving Putin and Co. what they want but the sad thing is he's probably going to be dead before the end of March. And not just dead, like he will be tortured to death and then they'll come up with some lie like "Oh he gave up like a coward when we finally kicked his door in" when they actually kidnapped him and took him to an undisclosed facility to be tortured to death, then they'll kill every single person in the immediate area who can contradict the story. It sucks but I genuinely do not see how Ukraine is going to win this war. Not by themselves anyway.
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  354.  @Baconist  I tried replying several times and my responses keep getting deleted. The one thing I will say and I can't imagine this won't be able to make it through the filter, I would start with a book called "Modern Magick" to learn all the fundamentals first particularly with regards to white magick and protection magick. This will take at least six months but likely upwards to one year of intense study to truly be able to get through it all and say you truly understand it.
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  355. Kel's the only one with class out of the two of them. Kenan went Hollywood as soon as he got accepted on Saturday Night Live (which he got late in his career and it's probably, sadly, the "highlight of his career") and it's probably the last job he'll ever have in show business when he is let go inevitably after a few more years. The problem with Kenan going Hollywood is he doesn't even have the raw talent to back it up anymore. He's just a douchebag and IMO he HAS ruined the show or at least he's one part of many on that team who have ruined it.
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  356. The only solution to this problem is they can transition on their own time but for the sake of athletic competition they have to compete either in a separate division just for trans athletes, or they may only compete as the gender they were biologically born as. Otherwise it's the end of girl's and women's sports. Period.
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  357. His Dad asking for his son to buy the guitar that was supposed to be given to him when he died was probably during his dad's heroin days. He was really bad into that one especially, he's even gotten in trouble for it since Billy became the star that he is. But yeah, he just needed money for drugs most likely.
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  358. He died in front of his family. The end. By who? Most likely Patsy Parisi who actually in cooperation with Paulie organized with New York to not just kill Tony, but to completely finish their takeover of Tony's entire crime family. With Tony gone, they finally get absorbed into the bigger and more powerful crew with them basically making moves along the way if you pay attention to secure this. New York took over New Jersey. And it was just business. But yeah Tony got shot to death at his THREE O'CLOCK (remember Christopher's warning?) angle as the guy The Irishman or Godfather style exits the bathroom and kills him on the way out. Period. But it all fades to black for him, because just like Bobby said like three episodes earlier "that's what happens right? Just sudden darkness?" Just saying. Tony died.
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  359. To be clear, he's never getting out again because of this. They're going to put him in a higher security level prison and he most likely will have two guards assigned to him at all times (male guards) so that he can't pull the Romeo thing off again.
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  360. RIP Democratic Party. You guys were planning on announcing a winner both in terms of the impeachment thing ahead of his State of the Union tonight AS WELL AS have an idea of who your party front-runner is. You guys can't even get electronic ballots working. You honestly couldn't hand Donald Trump better ammunition to use against you. The party that wants to give everyone free shit (without explaining how they intend to pay for it) can't even get an app that handles electronic ballots to work properly.
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  361. The scariest part of this story is the fact that they slowed down and scoped you out first before making that corner and ultimately shooting at someone else. And that it was nighttime. If it was some other shooter you may have gotten shot as well "just in case" you were the target. They don't care who they hit apparently, even children are getting caught in the crossfire in some cases, that's the saddest part of all to me. It really is a warzone there.
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  362.  @orderlydisorder3332  It can be done man. It's hard, but you can certainly do it.
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  363. No concert is worth lives. Travis Scott may not have been FORCED to stop the concert, but goddamnit IMO it's his responsibility. His obligation. He could have done something. Even if they're telling him he can't stop, I'd be like "fuck that they're here for ME and I can stop it to save their lives if I want to"
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  364. Well, it says "hermit" which he effectively may be but surely someone out there in the world knows who he is. He might even have access to some basic communications tools, or at least have SOME way to submit his story for consideration to VICE. Meanwhile, Hamilton has also found people by just using Instagram in clever ways then asking them if he can do a story on them (NOTE: I am not suggesting he found the hermit on Instagram, just more commenting that dude has his ways of finding topics from around the world in some of the most remote places on the planet, seemingly). He's done hundreds of investigative reports on drugs and he's a pretty unlikely narc at this point so "cred" is working in his favor. But yeah if I had to take a guess it was something to do with word of mouth somehow, either that or somehow this hermit found out about VICE and all the work he was doing on discussing the pros and cons of drugs and reached out to them himself. OR he's maybe less of a hermit than he's really letting on, that sort of thing.
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  365. When you get that drunk as your normal, he probably only recognizes it as being buzzed.
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  366. I guess the toenails scene was too graphic to include here when Charlotte's metaphorical drowning scene was not. Her character is so underdeveloped that I couldn't tell if that was a suicide attempt or if it wasn't happening at all and was meant to be metaphorical. I get it, swimming at night. Former swim team member.... nearly drowns at all. OK.
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  367.  @pauldavid601  Still waiting for the definition of what USPS defines as "suspicious shit" that gives them the legal right to open a package without a warrant. Even if they were like "Here, 'accidentally' puncture this package right through the middle and the entire room smells like weed or whatever, then we got him!" it wouldn't be admissible in court, because the evidence wasn't gotten legally. When it comes to USPS they have to have probable cause first, then they have to get a warrant, only then can they legally open your package and search it. Also when you think of the sheer volume of mail that USPS delivers on a daily basis, this idea they're scrutinizing all packages that way is ridiculous. They'd probably be more likely to fire your boss for having so many packages with mysterious holes in the middle.
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  368.  @sacaz9947  Depends on customs in your country. Also one of the biggest rules when doing that is don't buy anything internationally. Some people do anyway but that just means it has to cross the border, and things that do that are scrutinized a lot more than stuff that stays domestic. You may have no choice but to order internationally. I'd still say you're safe doing it but you need to do your due diligence first.
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  369.  @spongebobsqueeze  I guarantee if it was legalized there would be people who apply for licenses ahead of time and are ready to sell legally anything from meth to ecstasy to heroin on day one, especially larger companies. And then most likely it would be FDA regulated. That would be one of the requirements of having it the same way the burgeoning cannabis industry on the West Coast is now becoming more and more regulated as well.
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  370. He is but I believe him when he says it was more a less just a tragic sequence of events. He owed Angel a lot of money, Angel came to them at a time after many times requesting it and then proceeded to get physical when demanding it, and hopped up on whatever one of them cracks him in the head with a hammer and kills him. I believe that was Freeze who did that. And it is in fact the intoxication that got him off. Do I think it was right? No but I do think drugs and their effects all contributed to this tragedy, from the slow degradation of both of the killers' psyches to put them in THAT place at THAT time but the murder was over a drug debt to begin with. Every single thing in this case revolves around drugs and making the biggest mistake anyone could ever make while under the influence. Murder. Whether it's with your car when you're drunk or when you kill somebody in what's arguably self defense at that point, hence first degree manslaughter being the charge vs first or second degree murder. If they were sober it would've been second degree murder. If they planned it in advance, it would've been first degree murder (and they'd still be in jail to this day if either of those things were the charges). I do think he's a narcissist though. But not cold-blooded, if he was cold blooded he might have actually gotten away with it. He was basically screaming "I did it!" in the days following that because of his remorse and terror of getting caught.
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  371. People don't understand Down's at all. They're not slow. I'd knock someone out if I ever saw them bullying them with tears in my eyes. Humanity should be better than this by now.
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  372. I can't believe that many people upvoted this, it isn't even something explainable like him saying "And fortunately" (that could be misconstrued) he says "Fortunately". Period. People need to check themselves before believing every little thing they hear.
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  373. Mind = blown. Btw, have you read that book? The one simply titled Columbine, it's quite lengthy, but if it neglects this aspect of the case I won't waste my time because it literally changes everything. If not that, then what resources did you use to find this information? How recently did it even come to light? Because it all adds up assuming you're right. Anyway, OK, but why then if Reb and Vodka were intended as fictional superhero identities created for the purposes of defending people against bullies/corruption did they go to a school and shoot dozens of people, murdering a total of 12? Unless they legitimately blamed literally the entire school, people who had nothing to do with it or people who actually were the bullies themselves. If the bombs went off this would've been even worse as an utter tragedy if not the single most deadly attack in American terrorism history depending on how high the death count was according to their original plan (before 9/11 of course). Sure they may have gotten some of them. But not all of them, and in addition to that maybe even some of their friends and people who were nice or people who otherwise weren't mean enough to engage in the bullying. It seems to me that they became the bullies if that was the case, which is quite obvious, but go on because this is fascinating. This is absolutely incredible, though. Thanks for doing this.
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  374. I am pretty sure Colorado is a death penalty state, and that's almost certainly what they would've gotten. So probably death row in a supermax until their final days which could take years, meaning that they may actually be still alive today if they did NOT suicide. Aurora, Colorado is like not even that far away and of course you already know about the other shooting that happened there. The Batman shootings. That guy's on Death Row last I heard. I think that this act was basically just one of many forms of suicide, they just brought other people down with them -- for reasons that may be arguably justified or not, I dunno, I think the best I can do is understand it. But this kind of thing should never happen, and yet it does all the time. Sadly. I don't think they planned on leaving alive, and they were hoping in the beginning to get even more people via bomb, people they wouldn't have to look face to face. I think seeing a lot of people they were at best neutral or even liked as they were killing them eventually made them at the very least feel the slightest pangs of guilt. Especially if Eric himself was sick after doing what he did. True sociopaths would revel in it, not get sick. Unless it was as a result of a superior dose of dopamine from their brains as a result of it. I have to hope in my heart and mind that they regretted what they did before it was done.
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  375. LOL someone else knows what a key bump is xD
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  376. Good for you Dayge, you have a comfort in yourself that many adults haven't even developed. Don't ever let anyone make you feel like the things you enjoy are not worth pursuing, for any reason whatsoever.
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  377. G Raymond Riff has "flows", not flows. There's a difference. lol -- but, honestly, he really is kind of a comedic genius. One of the most devoted since Andy Kaufman. Because if he IS trolling... he will have those tattoos for the rest of his life. lol. I mean I don't think he's 100% full of shit. Just like... 87% full of shit. 
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  378. Yeah. He was actually addicted to hard narcotics. Not to discount the struggles of alcohol addiction as in many ways alcoholism is arguably worse than heroin addiction but... a debate I'm not willing to have, but I think that illegal drug addicts stories are invariably always going to be better simply because they have to navigate the underworld to even source their shit to begin with. When it comes to booze, you just gotta go to the store. Not too much risk of getting robbed or beaten or stabbed in the middle of an alley at the liquor store or whatever.
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  379. Olivia Good Oh, right. She. lol  SHE was known as the trans kid when I was in school, though. Nobody was just outright mean to HER or anything, as far as I know, but then again I never really became good friends with her or anything, I just know I had lunch with her in Freshman year and beyond that I just saw her around campus. 
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  380. He's admitted in court recently that he's simply playing a character. Anybody acting like he's a serious journalist and a viable source of credible information is a fool.
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  381. I don't think he was framed, but even the official story is about him getting tricked basically by law enforcement or otherwise into doing what he did. There's other theories out there that there was more than one DPR (Dread Pirate Roberts, his official moniker on the Silk Road) and he simply just got busted for what the other guy did, but then again he's kind of admitted to a lot of the stuff he ultimately did get charged with. The one net positive I believe is that they were never able to recover his bitcoins because all he has to do is say he forgot his password or whatever. But the way he got caught it couldn't have been more red-handed, he was logged into the Silk Road with his laptop wide open at a public library signed into the account of DPR. I do think in the process of this entire experiment Ross did change, things he wouldn't have done prior to it suddenly he's maybe more willing to now. He was the head of a major organization that was making millions of dollars a year and invariably enemies will arise when that kind of power and money is at stake. People you can't reason with under traditional means, and you certainly can't go to the police or sue them because you're involved in illegal shit yourself. ANYONE has the capacity to become evil if pushed and circumstances allow it.
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  382. Darius was flinching every time by the end they just only called him on it like 20% of the time
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  383. I haven't hated someone like AOC in politics for a long, long time. I never hated Obama this way. I dunno it's her voice, I think, mainly. And her insistence at making an issue in places where it's not. Acting like "I wasn't safe, from the guards, in that facility". OK, where's the proof? Martin Scorsese that shit, I wanna see a continuous shot from the moment you walk in, show everything you do, then show the moment you leave, with no edits. Wanna know what I heard you spicy bitch? I heard you went in there looking to incite a riot, reportedly, that you went in and started doing everything YOU could to make it unsafe for the GUARDS. We'll never know because you didn't film it the way I just suggested, but that's OK because it doesn't take completed evidence to know what you're trying to do, Alex.
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  384.  @ٴۥٴٴٴ  You know, lying is a sin. Da din din din. A sin din. din.
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  385. This guy had a line of telephone books ripped apart I guess in a straight line, like we're talking 50-100 phone books that would be very reasonably seen as someone trying to encourage a fire to not only start but to spread -- that was his cardinal mistake. But from what I understand all you need to do is find a crooked electrician and have a lot of untraceable cash to like truly get away with it. Electrical fires are probably up there with accidental causes of fires, but what this guy did was literally just shy of being dumb enough to douse his own home in gasoline and set it on fire "accidentally". A cooking accident would've been far more plausible. But then this fucking guy on top of everything else scuba-gears his way to safety via rope ladder that he just so conveniently had. He really couldn't have looked more guilty LOL
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  386. This is probably about what it's actually gonna end up being like for all the idiots that actually go. I wouldn't even go to the touristy parts of Area 51 where you're ALLOWED to go during that time. But yeah "Everyone died, holy shit, everyone is dead". That's what it's gonna be like, not even the Naruto runners could escape.
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  387. Looks nothing like Eminem. Yeah I agree I see Tony Hawk more than Eminem... dafuq
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  388. "You guys are better than child molesters" it was just weird he doesn't have communication skills he almost sounds like borderline autistic or something
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  389. It might be a business thing now but he did go to Harvard for a degree in religion, something I can't believe anyone in their right mind would do. He might've even gone on full scholarship cause he's a "minority". No idea.
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  390. The reason his channel is so successful is he's not judgmental of them at all. He isn't for or against them, he just wants to hear what they have to say.
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  391. I never thought about any of this, and I've seen the show at least six times. But you couldn't be more right.
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  392. What was he supposed to do though? He's not law enforcement, he likely didn't have a gun himself. It's disgusting overall still what he did but I mean... he was outside, his friend was in. And there's not a whole lot he can do to protect him if he's not armed himself. That being said, if he makes money off of this he should be ashamed of himself. He should donate at least to help bury his friend if not give it all to a charity of his choice. Otherwise it's blood money.
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  393. That was the first thing I said when I heard they were making RDO. "What are they gonna replace shark cards with for this one?" cause we already know they will. When they first made GTA Online they weren't expecting it to be nearly as popular and successful as it is. They figured we'll make content for it for a year or two and then wind things down from there but then they found out the potential of shark cards and started intentionally making things cost more and more and more money to further tempt people into buying them.
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  394.  @zoravar.k7904  Suffice all of that to say, he did them dirty when they trusted him. I don’t understand what your point is.
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  395.  @zoravar.k7904  OK. You done?
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  396. But first a nap! And a cigarette!
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  397. My first thought is it's probably a vampire or someone who hates garlic
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  398. What are they gonna do? Use their best Zerg strats against us? That's literally the only advantage they have, meanwhile there's a strategic reason that the US has taken such an interest in Hong Kong. It is definitely primarily rooted in the humanitarian crisis, for sure, but just like we are using Israel and Saudi Arabia as hubs in the Middle East, Hong Kong will give us a hub in China that we can use as these relations get potentially colder and colder and colder. What we lack in the numbers China has, we make up for it in quality. We have the best, most well equipped military in the entire world, and if a trade war is contentious I think an actual WAR war would go much differently, especially when they see four or five of our eleven (compared to China's one) aircraft carriers. And we can put them just outside of Hong Kong, each one a literal base in and of itself that can sail around as needed strategically while launching fighter jets and bombers. It won't get to this point, in my opinion, but yeah we're going to see a lot of feet stomping and temper tantrums from China. A lot of threats, a lot of gesturing and beating the war drums. Make no mistake, though, if it did come to bloodshed, that would be nothing short of the beginning of World War 3.
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  399.  @stentor1980  You said that it's against the law to defend your home with lethal force. THAT isn't true, it depends on the state. In my state, the only stipulation is I can't shoot you in the back, in the event you decide to burglarize my home. I can shoot you if you're facing me, especially if you're heading towards me with what I feel is a gun or weapon of your own, as long as you're trespassing to begin with. If someone breaks and enters in your home in New Jersey and you shoot someone, you are probably going to go to jail, but if you do the same thing in Louisiana, you'll be fine. Because like firearms laws themselves, IT DEPENDS ON THE STATE. I wasn't talking about booby traps specifically, I was addressing your comment that somehow presumes federal law dictates Castle Laws. It doesn't. State law does.
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  400.  @mindblowing8672  Cancer and fever are not in the Goetia. You have no idea how it works, and you never will as long as you are looking at it strictly through the lens of Jesus. I haven't been sick in decades but I just have a good immune system. You probably do, too. We're talking about physical infirmities vs. spiritual entities. What I meant when I was posting my original comment is that there IS a right way and a wrong way to do things. King Solomon who likely "invented" all of this to begin was one of the greatest and most benevolent kings that ever existed. He actually received a divine message that gave him the instructions to not just "interact" with the demons, but to literally bind them to his will. You do not become subservient to the demons when this is done well, the demons become subservient to YOU. Everyone approaches it differently. Some confine the spirits to a triangle, others do not. It's probably in their best interest to do so, but by the time you are even beginning to dabble with these spirits you will have the aid of your holy guardian angel as well as a litany of other methods of protection. It should probably not be attempted by somebody who hasn't devoted at least one year if not two or more to serious spiritual study, particularly when it comes to white magick and using other means to protect yourself. If you approach them and you're unready or too weak to control them or even interact with them, then sure yeah you will get possessed and bad things can happen. Hence me being worried about all these people on YouTube, some of whom seem more responsible and knowledgeable about it than others. Anyone who practices the occult seriously I will add also believes in God. They do not necessarily believe in Christianity or any other mainstream, organized religion though. And anyone responsible about it like I said is not only well in tune with their holy guardian angel, but they also work with angelic spirits as much if not more than they work with demonic spirits. They are two sides of the same coin and one cannot exist without the other. But above all else is God, who is neither male nor female. God is infinite, and is the divine source from which everything originates. The occult itself isn't by itself an evil thing. Yes, you can do evil with it but karma is also a thing. If you do evil with it, you will receive evil. Wiccans for instance believe in the rule of three, that if you do evil you will receive evil by a magnitude of three times of the action you performed. It all comes down to what you do with the knowledge you obtain. You can use a hammer to kill someone but that doesn't make the hammer evil. That makes YOU evil. You could just as easily use the hammer to build something, and that is the difference.
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  401. I never think real sports or going away but I do think e-Sports is here to stay. It's just gonna continue to grow.
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  402. ​ @mikeehrmantraut4797  Jesse asks Mike one time, "Why me? What does he [Gus] see in me?" and Mike responds "I don't know, why don't you ask him yourself? But if I had to say, in a word? Loyalty. But I think you have it for the wrong guy." I do think Mike sort of had this detached attitude towards his occupation in the sense he didn't mind what side of the law he was working comfortably in, but I do think over time he develops a loyalty himself to Gus, which might have also been another hiccup in Walt's constantly deteriorating relationship with him. I think at some point there was something else keeping Mike going, and it wasn't just that it was a job and he didn't wanna be "unemployed". It also wasn't just that the money was better than anything he'd make at any legitimate business (but still not as much as Walt was making while cooking full time for Gus -- that much we already know) I think by the end Mike actually had developed a lot of respect and loyalty to Gus and perhaps his usually even-keeled approach to the drugs business. Just don't call it a drug cartel even though that's obviously and clearly what it is unless you want the retarded fuck above to come try to school you on what's a cartel and what's not, he's like "You never heard of any cartels from anywhere but Mexico, have you? Gus was just running a meth EMPIRE." aka a drug cartel. He also is clearly under the mistaken impression that all cartels must be surrounding drugs, in addition to they must be from Mexico, which are both false. He was so confident too. Little cock slurper he was LOL anyway no I think Mike had something for Gus and to a certain extent Jesse as well that he could never have had with Walt.
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  403. This is a rehab that is designed for people who have so much money they don't even think about the numbers anymore at all. Like, we're talking extremely famous people and people who are either multi-millionaires or billionaires themselves or like their kids or close family members or something. People with stupid amounts of money.
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  404. The production value on all these videos is outstanding. Really well done, man.
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  405. that's his look when he learns anything other people learn in middle school
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  406. You ever heard of that thing they call a figure of speech? I mean, a poor choice of words absolutely because the conspiracy theorists will just go crazy, but like the idea that they're actually physically selling their souls to the Devil with his bright red horns and swishy tail or whatever, like, I mean honestly there's just no cure for such an amount of stupidity. But no, he didn't mean it as literally as people clearly have run away with since hearing him say it. Just another mistake by the blunderful Billy Corgan.
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  407. The other problem with mobile homes and trailer parks is a lot of them only allow people to stay for a set amount of time, like 5 years and then they ultimately have to rebuild the trailer home. Long term living in a trailer park is a recipe for disaster in itself, that's a place to go stay a while and catch your breath, not hunker down and start popping out kids out that you can't afford. Of course nobody winds up in a trailer home as a result of GOOD decisions they made.
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  408. It is called "Blueberry (Pills and Cocaine)" -- Darq E Freaker ft. Danny Brown. The beat is mad nice
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  409.  @atl-tiger-mask7391  If anything they were going to make him do things he was more uncomfortable with. Toning it up, not down.
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  410. Don't feel too bad for her. I do think the actress probably was disappointed (like I was) when she died at the end of Season 6. Her character was easily IMO the smartest and most able player of the game, I think she'd have made a better ruler than Dany or Jon or Bran even. But yeah then she dies in basically a terrorist like explosion at the sept of Baelor, but low key if I was the actress seeing how bad the show got in it's final two seasons I may not remain so disappointed. She kind of got to go out just as the show was really beginning to whimper out in terms of quality, whether she knew it at the time or not.
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  411.  @abhisheksuratkar  I do think two of the prophecies will come to fruition just simply because they're staring us in our face. First, the one regarding the Long Night -- Azor Ahai, the Prince who was Promised, you'd think would come along in one way or another. Whether it's a noticeable fantastic thing like suddenly the person who IS that person (if it is one person at all) starts glowing in this fiery light, or whether it's just simply that someone very important has been there the entire time and will be given a sudden burst of unnatural strength or courage, I don't know, but it's one of those things they've been hinting at for a long time and only have been increasing in the hints as time has gone on. And no, I don't think it's a Red Herring when it comes to that one. The other important one that I do think will come to fruition is Dany's visions in the House of the Undying. I feel pretty sure that Dany's seeing the Throne Room in King's Landing back in Season 2 as being completely destroyed, either white with snowfall or cinders, I think that will happen if only because I think either via an attack from the White Walkers (could explain the Snow) or if it's an attack from Dragons or even if Cersei blows up the Red Keep (fire and cinders -- in case it's not snow) I think one way or the other the whole idea of "who wins the Iron Throne" is and has always been a Red Herring. I don't think anyone will. I think one way or another it's going to be entirely destroyed by the time anyone "wins" it at all. Which is going to completely reframe Dany's ambitions if she survives long enough to actually see the destruction herself or not. I don't know. But for all the time they've wasted in prophecies, books and show, the idea they're not going to realize SOME of them I think is crazy. No, not all, there's no time, but some of them surely.
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  412.  @kibblesnbits3174  Yeah the amount of money GTA5 made them is just staggeringly huge. And they've been working on GTA6 for years most likely before announcing it.
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  413. Yes this isn't the Democrats anymore, at least not the four of them. What AOC is doing is reckless, it's selfish, and it's irresponsible. Best case scenario she causes Trump to win 2020. Worst case scenario, she breaks the party in half and the Republicans remain unbeatable for generations to come. I think 10% of the country might openly vote for a socialist, and they'd tell you as much, those are your AOC supporters. She is going to move to one of the districts that would reasonably elect her under this new Socialist thing, I think the Dems themselves are going to kick her out for all the damage she's caused, but she's never been a Democrat anyway. She's a radical socialist, and yeah it says everything that Illhan Omar is one of "The Squad" (lame name for a lame duck 'group')
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  414.  @JBOM-qp8nq  "Some sort of drug or alcohol use" there's lots of other drugs under the sun. And only a moron would think I am defending drug use of any kind. If you go out and kill somebody under the influence of anything, you're a violent person and either the drugs or alcohol (or both, as it were) brought out a more exaggerated version of that in yourself. I am not talking about someone who drinks alcohol and gets behind the wheel of a car and causes multiple fatalities as a result of a car accident because that is, by definition, an accident. But the idea that meth or any other drug (because I am not just talking about meth here) you take it and suddenly your library-pass having nerd-ass self is going to turn into a killing machine is a logical fallacy. If that was the case, ALL drug users would be murderers. Besides, I'd love to see the statistics on drug users committing acts of violence. Violence happens AROUND drugs all the time, but that's usually as it pertains to the people selling the drugs, dispute over turfs, profits, etc. It's more centered around the business of the sale of narcotics than it is with regards to actual users going out and committing violent acts. I would say someone who gets completely drunk and then beats someone to death in a bar fight, it's still 100% the person who is responsible and the only thing you can say about the alcohol is that it contributed to the act. But to say it CAUSED it? You'd have to be a fucking moron. Because again, if that was the case, all alcoholics or people who drink would be out murdering people, too. Does it happen? Yes. Is it the norm? No. It's the exception, not the rule.
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  415. Alex Jones was just ordered to pay a total of $965 million dollars to 15 plaintiffs in this next Sandy Hook defamation trial. That's almost $1 BILLION DOLLARS. Alex Jones himself is probably going to have to file bankruptcy. And InfoWars is probably about to get shut down. That's a staggering amount of money, even if the high estimates were right about his net worth, he can't afford to pay this.
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  416. I was about to say, I noticed it right away when he was giving the "walkthrough" that Tom was either incredibly drunk or incredibly high (most likely on Xanax or painkillers). All this on top of the fact that it was later revealed he got one of his ex-wives addicted to drugs.
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  417. I've heard estimations that Gus Fring's net worth was most likely around $800 million to $1 billion dollars. He was just entering the final stretches of setting his organization up for good. He had a plan to get rid of the Salamancas who he hated (but also competed with) with a top secret superlab run by a chemist he had been grooming for years to do this, he had the international connections with people who he made partners in exchange for industrial lab equipment, he had a fast food chain that was the perfect logistical network to sell his "real" commodity and to do it secretly -- when it comes to Breaking Bad he really was only alive to see this lab that was his life's work produce only a partial refund on the overall investment he had spent in the lab but if it was allowed to run without any complications a la Walter White killing him and destroying it, he most likely would've started to see the bulk of his fortune grow and grow with each new batch the lab produced. And Walt never had a chance to get anywhere near that level of sophistication. The one thing Gus had that Walt didn't was time, besides the obvious interest in becoming a drug kingpin at a much earlier age than Walt. Something Walt by the end probably resented like "If only I got started sooner" or so he might tell himself.
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  418. ​ @nagatouzumaki3492  You weren't paying attention, then. Not gonna argue this point further with you. Yeah sure Skylar, your husband irrationally decides to become a drug dealer whether you like it or not, all you gotta do is turn him in! Never mind the fact you'll lose everything you own. It would've been the same situation as it was after Walt was finally caught anyway, the feds would seize every asset they own including their finances (assuming it was all part of the illegal operation to begin with). The kids might even be separated from her, due to CPS. She'd have endured all of that whether she deserved it or not (she didn't) JUST BECAUSE she turned him in. It was explained by two attorneys why it wasn't logical or feasible to do so. And really, if that's the case in America anyway and you find out your husband or wife is engaged in a corporate-level illegal operation YOU will be JUST AS FUCKED as THEM. Period. She had a decision to make early on. She could take the hard choice and report him as soon as her attorney recommended it -- or do what she did, roll the dice, and hope he never got caught. And he almost didn't. But no, once she made that decision NOT to report him she was just as culpable as him. And frankly even if she did turn him in when recommended that was just to ensure she didn't face jail time herself. She still would've lost everything. Hence, WALT took HIS ENTIRE FAMILY hostage because he selfishly wanted to live a more thrilling life of crime in his final years. He justified it as wanting to provide for his family, never envisioning he'd get caught. SKYLAR always knew he would get caught. That's the difference between him and her. But as time went on I think even she began to feel as if worst comes to worse, he'd at the very least be able to walk away safely, but that's mainly because he kept lying and saying that was the case to her. This is my last response to you, though. You clearly have no idea how American law works (and you're struggling language-wise as well). Skylar by the time she knew what was going on had no good options anymore, every single one of them would've ruined everything including her relationship with Hank and Marie (I don't give a fuck how many times they said they'd forgive her or work with her in light of the facts -- Marie would have disowned her and Hank only cared about catching Heisenberg at that point). To recap: 1) learn better English 2) rewatch the show 3) learn how criminal law regarding the White family case would actually break down in America or 4) shut the fuck up. Especially if you can't get the English thing under wraps soon enough. No matter, this is the last response you're getting from me Jap ass.
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  419.  @commodore665  Me too. She tried it with Elon Musk, too, he showed her the electric powered door.
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  420. The actual worst MMO ever made is probably Identity. I remember that game and them promising like "You can be anything you want in this game! A criminal, a baker, a shop owner, a mechanic! Anything you want!" and I was like "This is gonna flop so hard" But people still donated like crazy to it. It's absolutely embarrassing how bad it turned out.
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  421. I fully believe that many of these shooters are not just insane people, they're desperate for attention. They cannot get it any other way, like the normal ways, but they understand that if they pull it off EVERYONE will know their name within just a few days. For the wrong reasons, yes, but they don't care. This is why I believe if they'd stop naming the shooters and showing their faces, these shootings will at the very least slow down. As is, if they pull it off they will have their own Wikipedia page within a few days.
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  422. "Snitching" kind of applies to like, nothing offenses like "Oh this kid is cutting class" and they tell on them for that. ALL the way up to the way it's really meant to be used, like in the context of crime, where if someone gets caught they end up telling on people they used to do crime with to get a lighter sentence for themselves. As in, it was completely fine for us to do this together but now that you got caught you can't take the heat so you tell? Anyone who gets on a civilian (as opposed to a criminal) for reporting a crime that either already happened or is ABOUT to happen, it really doesn't count. They aren't "in the game" so to speak, so talking is completely understandable and to be expected even.
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  423. Kurt M Good thoughts. He's definitely really opened my eyes to the power of willpower and the resilience of the human body, especially when focusing on endurance training and things of that nature. Being able to survive underground for one week with just water? That's crazy. 
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  424. Salvatore McClintock I think the #1 point in what he's saying is that the cop was opening fire in a public place under false pretenses. You're right that gas canisters don't explode like they would in videogames upon being discharged, but if the petrol started leaking from one tank then any source of flame at all, even if it's just from sparks, could incite it to go up like a Christmas tree. That aside though, what I took from it was more that the Cop, under false pretenses, shoots and kills a man in an extremely public place. Completely irresponsible behavior.
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  425. By definition introverts don't need the company of others as much as extroverts do. I am not saying you're NOT an introvert, but the kid who wants to be accepted into a social group at recess is probably moreso just shy than they are introverted. It's not the only "symptom" or whatever of being an introvert but generally speaking introverts are perfectly fine being by themselves for the most part. And a lot of the times they even prefer it. Just saying.
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  426. It really is sort of a dumb thing to compare the success of America as a whole to the success of whatever city you live in, like if that was the case the whole country would look like Compton, but alas that's not the case now is it? I think America has failed YOU, maybe, but it doesn't mean every city in America is dealing with a problem like Chicago is. Some have it similarly but in terms of mass numbers of bodies PER YEAR Chicago is winning, by far.
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  427. WSJ once again proving how little they know about YouTube. This is an official video on an official channel and I can confidently say I've seen this video like as recently as two years ago.
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  428. It's notoriously mispronounced, the "P" sounds more like a "B". South Park actually made an episode about this very phenomenon, IIRC the episode itself was called Ass Burgers.
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  429. Conan's never used substances? Not entirely true. One of my favorite segments he did was in Napa Valley. You know, drinking booze.
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  430. It's the Trump supporters, I'm guessing, considering he's the reason they even made the piece to begin with.
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  431.  @queencerseilannister3519  The problem is we literally can't even take care of our own people anymore, certainly not right now. If you actually think it's the same thing to have immigrants come to the country now compared to basically any time that immigrants came here before, you aren't paying attention. "Oh I know we'll just send them to work in factories!" WHAT factories? We traded them all in for slave labor from China decades ago and are still paying for that.
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  432. Winter is still coming, a lot of people mistake that for "The Long Night is coming". "Winter is Coming" are just the words of House Stark, and in Westeros winter comes like every 10-12 years or so. But if you recall at the beginning, not even Ned Stark believed the White Walkers were back. "They've been gone for thousands of years" he confidently tells Bran. But no, it's still coming, it just doesn't involve an army of ice zombies anymore. Anyway, I was disappointed with the end of Episode 3 as well. I would've given it a pass if Jon Snow at least crossed blades with the Night King once, have Arya stab him still if you really want sure but Jon never crossed blades with the Night King in the entirety of the show ONCE. Not a single time. It just felt cheap and rushed because it was.
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  433.  @sugarhieroglyph  Oh now I am going to do it just to spite you.
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  434.  @Delgado587  You're kidding right? He only escaped twice and they were both Mexican prisons. He's in the US now. He's never getting out. Get your information correct.
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  435. That'd be a lawsuit waiting to happen lol it does look like Pikachu though from a distance, maybe one of the things they were hoping people would think when seeing it from afar
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  436. Yeah well if it wasn't for Pearl Harbor most likely the US wouldn't have ever entered the fray and it's quite possible the Germans would have won the war and then focused their efforts on the West. This is why there are actually a lot of people who believe that people high up in power in America not only knew the Japanese were about to attack, they ALLOWED it to happen to galvanize the American people and inspire them to enter the fray.
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  437. It's astounding to me how much one guy can mess up and we're not even halfway through his administration yet
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  438.  @DatMammut76  Correct. For the same reason my sister who is an economics major turned extremely successful business-woman has a copy of The Communist Manifesto as well as The Art of War in her house as "coffee table books". Particularly the communist book always struck me the most when it comes to her, because she's probably the most pro-capitalist person I know. I asked her once and she was like "It's good to know and understand other people's perspectives, especially if I don't agree with them" and then she of course points to "The Art of War" and says, basically, it's all about knowing the enemy almost better than knowing yourself.
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  439. South Park's Mickey Mouse comes to mind
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  440. It's a budget video ... he's not gonna go eat at Morton's Steakhouse or anything, drop $700 on a 40 oz steak. Fast Food, or actually I was hoping he might go find a street food vendor or something.
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  441. They really need to implement a system of "time" into these matches. It looks like Darius literally could've taken 3-5 minutes between slaps if he really wanted to. Wolverine ate his slaps and fired back within seconds and then Darius legit takes his time to recover literally after every one. I don't know that it gives an advantage to one over the other but maybe give them 30 seconds max after each slap to recover or else face a penalty. Not sure if there is a points system in judging these but I think penalties like clubbing etc., or the time thing, should count against them with regard to points if they ever decide to evolve past what it is now which is basically just an endurance game as in literally who can take the most slaps and get away with the most mistakes while taking their sweet time while doing it.
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  442. If a staph infection, especially MRSA breaks out they're fucked. We'll see how effective their natural solutions are then.
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  443. That wasn't an orange cat. That was an orange snake with fur.
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  444. "It was kids on the Internet that told me" that gangs were hanging outside of Happy Days play park and selling drugs to kids? I wouldn't take their word for anything. They're children. Besides that I know a lot of drug dealers and not a single one of them would ever knowingly sell to a kid. ESPECIALLY not a kid. Too much of a liability some would say, others would say it's wrong. I am not saying there aren't some scum of the earth people that would sell to kids, I am just saying I know more of them who would probably take it on themselves to make sure you never sell drugs again if they found out.
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  445. That's one way to get the Gold PP7
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  446.  Adam O  Junior runs away like he's a villain in an old 1930's gangster picture, laughing like a weasel
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  447. This is fascinating I am so happy shows like this exist. Makes you appreciate the food on your plate more. This is what it took to get it.
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  448.  @futuretimetraveller8677  SAME. Exactly the same. I don't know part of it is just generalized anxiety but the other part of it is something about cops just really gives me anxiety. The presumed amount of power they have, the uniform, THE GUN... and then every time they are talking to me I immediately begin the interaction by assuming that they're there to address something I did wrong. I had some cops show up to my door a few years ago asking for security footage because apparently some guy got kidnapped then robbed and they left him on the side of the road a few blocks away and at first I was nervous and paranoid they were talking to me and after that once I understood they were not there for me but for something I had, I noticed they noticed my insecurity and it wasn't like anything happened to me as a result but that's when I realized like "yo... cops kind of freak me out".
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  449. His son giving out cars to people on Christmas is not out of the goodness of his heart. When they do stuff like and give things away to the people, regardless of whether it's Christmas or not, to them it's the cost of doing business. It's easier to get away with things when the people not only don't care what you're doing, but they actually are sharing in the benefits of it themselves, your entire business will go that much smoother.
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  450. Holy shit hon I am so sorry
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  451.  @FrenchUncleLou  Yeah MTV was already on a serious downward trajectory before he entered the picture. It's not even close to being his fault although at best I would say he's a symptom of that downfall, but that's more their fault than it is his. They wanted crap and he became an excellent purveyor of crap. I don't blame him, if I knew people who were looking for garbage and I could provide it I would quit my job and become a garbage man TODAY.
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  452. Yeah similar with traffic stops all you gotta do is ask "Am I being detained or am I free to go?" at that point if they say you're not being detained you can begin walking away. Most cops though will think of something, anything to question you, ANYTHING even if it's a lie in some cases I'm afraid to get you in detention for questioning but I think they're only going to do it to the people who they really think have something shady going on. I'm talking about he can say "I thought I saw the vague outline of a gun in his backpack". Anything.
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  453. Yeah exactly, I mean that's where fights happen the hardest is with people you are closest to so cut out the middle man and don't be that close to your neighbors I guess unless they're just really, really chill.
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  454. No, that means they're on welfare or probably about to rob you.
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  455. Yeah my Dad told me the same thing but mainly with regards to us living in a relatively high crime environment. He just said "Watch your back". By the grace of God I've never had any issues in spite of being in some bad situations, but yeah not everyone is fated to be so fortunate.
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  456.  @Cenentury0941  It just depends which one you're talking about. Some sell merch, some rely on donations. But I do think for the most part it's not about the kids, they're not out here actually securing arrests and prison sentences for the people they're hunting, they're literally doing it for clout like you said and money. Some are worse than others. I think it SOUNDS good what they're doing, but in practice it's actually pretty reckless and it's about making money and getting famous more than anything else it just depends on what scale we're talking about, cause some are worse than others. The whole predator catching genre blew up over the past year or two, but most of them are pretty disingenuous to outright fraudulent in how they are approaching it.
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  457. "I didn't invent Acne" Andrew: "Oh, well that's good to hear".
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  458. "Whatever happened still isn't known to this day" Well, assuming he didn't join them... he's probably been digested by them by now.
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  459.  @tagheuerwoods6241  Exactly it's not that simple in reality, people who aren't renting and who actually bought their houses are in the worst predicament of all because ... in order to move, generally speaking, one must first sell their property. The truth of the matter is people in that boat CAN'T move because nobody in their right mind is going to buy a house in the neighborhoods people are going to be the most desperate to escape in the first place. That's what you call the definition of "stuck".
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  460. "The tiger was pulling at his leg, he almost had to shoot him... for some reason." "He was pulling his shoes off" "Yeah, maybe he had some nice Jordans or something" OMG Joe Rogan you are a comedian lol
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  461. That's exactly what I was thinking watching this video like "This shit can't be good for your brain".
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  462.  @Kfabiano10  Yeah I'm well aware of it. I am pretty sure I made a more recent reply that addresses the same thing. But essentially he compared himself to a prostitute and compared Comedy Central to Iceberg Slim, basically. He specifically makes reference to the concept of "mileage being on a hoe" which is in other words a way of saying "How much can this bitch take before she snaps and is unusable to me anymore?" It's such a common thing among pimps that there's a term for it and everything. "Mileage on a hoe." In other words, Dave Chappelle had had enough of work he was more and more finding comparable to being a prostitute. Dirty money. Etc etc etc.
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  463. VICE is clearly running a program that is tattoo-friendly, hipster-friendly, cigarette, drugs and alcohol friendly... like it's just the coolest damn News network there is. They allow cursing, etc. It just makes their work (when they're at their best) more appealing to people I think. More refreshing than getting watered down, PG-rated news broadcasting with totally white bread and/or Uncle Tom newscasters and commercials in between. No, VICE says forget the traditional method, we're going to give people something more hard hitting and real. Unfortunately the more commercial VICE gets the more I distrust them.
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  464. He's not the only one, Tyrion used to be a smart guy then he's like "Let's go kidnap a zombie to convince my sister they're real so she'll do the right thing as she always does and lend a helping hand, then we can go make smores after". That's just one example.
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  465.  @johnhawthorn5393  Yeah man I've seen it. It's a Spike Lee movie. It's not bad. You'd think that the movie would be entirely about him and maybe the detectives trying to catch him or whatever based on that title and premise, but actually he's only a minor character in it. It is based on that actual summer in New York City which was unusually hot and everyone is basically scared out of their minds to go outside, and increasingly they're growing more and more paranoid that any one among them might actually be the killer. Especially true when it comes to the punk rock character who loved being a misfit until it started landing him accusations of being the killer himself. It's less about Son of Sam as a serial killer and more about the fear he was driving into people's hearts while he was still on the loose, racking up more victims every other day. Ruined friendships via paranoia, etc. Ruined relationships in similar ways. Interesting movie. Not my favorite Spike Lee movie ever made but if it's on, I will usually watch it.
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  466.  @prncssbby If you and the three sad moronic fucks that upvoted that think he's exhibiting PTSD symptoms then YOU don't know what they look like. I mean it could be a factor of his training that he's so calm, cool and collected. But those aren't symptoms of PTSD. You're fucking dumb, bro.
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  467. I doubt that's an illegal technique but I could be wrong. I mean they're allowed to lie when interrogating you at the station, they're allowed to say that your buddy snitched on you even if he didn't in order to try to get you to snitch on HIM. And they'll do the same thing with him in regards to you as well. Using deceit and lies to get more information towards the truth I just have a feeling isn't illegal but then again I am not a lawyer or a criminal justice major either. Because it's legal in other interrogative fashions though I think it's fair game. And yeah it was pretty smart I agree ... especially if it is a legal, fair move after all.
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  468.  @crystalb4694  Yeah because we've seen them do that at every riot in recent memory. The hell are you talking about? China's basically all but said they're about to consider using live ammunition instead of pressurized water cannons and tear gas, rubber shotgun pellets, etc. Batons. The US would do all of those things, too, during riot situations. But they'd never use live ammunition on peaceful protesters. I think if people were shooting arrows at the cops then maybe that would constitute a threat to shoot back at, but beyond that, no shooting their own civilians is something China would probably already be doing if there wasn't so much attention on it right now.
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  469. One thing that kind of made me realize what he's saying is I was watching this one video where it explained that the only people allowed to legally flee Ukraine are women, children and the elderly. If you are a man in Ukraine, whether you like it or not you are required to stay and fight. I do think most of them would stay willingly just anyway but for those who WOULD flee and completely disgrace themselves as cowards, they're not allowed to leave. It was showing like 17 year old kids wearing clothes you might expect a high school student to wear digging trenches and carrying sandbags. It was explaining that many of them didn't even have weapons, and wouldn't know how to use them even if they did. Not every woman, child or elderly person has fled either. It was showing this one older woman being coached on how to use an AK-47 by a soldier. Meanwhile all of the citizens were taught how to make molotov cocktails and were encouraged to do so to fight back with any and all means available to them. But that's the point though, everyone who is able to fight is fighting in Ukraine and it's Hell on Earth right now for them. War is never pretty. It's war, after all. But I can't even imagine what it must feel like to be on the receiving end of an invasion and to have your life completely upended like that. One day you're going to school, the next day you're waking up to sirens and bombs and being told where to dig ditches or carry sandbags and learning what it sounds like when bullets whiz past your head or when hot shell casings fall into your boots or shoes. It's not a game. This is literally life and death for them. That is their reality right now.
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  470. I know this guy in real life, he lives on Rampart St. in the French Quarter. He also (illegally) owns a bunch of chickens, I swear to God. Anyway he goes out and does this every single year, he doesn't always wear the pope outfit but he usually does. And he has more than one megaphone in case other people wish to go yell at the homophobes with him lol.
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  471.  @pauldavid601  Define suspicious shit.
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  472. I was more annoyed when he was wearing those fucking dresses during the 07 "comeback tour". There's nothing more ridiculous than that as far as Corgan apparel goes.
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  473.  @mateocolwell1864  Not true, there's a ton of people who work legitimate jobs who take it. A lot of single mothers who simply want more energy to work two jobs. Truckers who use it to stay awake. Also, not every meth addict uses a needle. I have never done meth myself but I know plenty of people who have, and unless they told you you would never know. Zero criminal convictions and certainly not the type that even look like they do. I did used to use opiates but I've been clean for over 10 years now. BACK THEN I used a needle though, yeah. And I was never a criminal either and by the grace of God I never got arrested. If you think all meth or drug addicts in general are cookie cutter molds of each other and they are all the same, then YOU have no idea what you're talking about. You sound like you're basing all of your information off of what YOU heard on the news. You only hear about the scumbag drug addicts because most likely you got robbed by one or something, or like you said you've educated yourself about it by ingesting media reports a la the news and suddenly you think you're an expert and know every single addict that has ever existed. Do some addicts commit crime? Absolutely. Do they all? Fuck no. That's about the most ignorant thing I've ever heard in my life.
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  474. Perfect way to describe it. Some people think "rapping fast" = "rapping good". I blame Eminem for this to a certain extent. I mean, to be clear he does it well but when he was coming up and at his best and not being called the GOAT by basically everyone he made his bones by BEING A GOOD RAPPER. Specifically, being a good story teller. Now he raps like he has something to prove when it comes to all his new stuff.
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  475.  @SheaChrïstïanDolan  It's like any other restaurant/situation. Depends which one we're talking about. Some of them are clean, some of them I can't believe they're even open.
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  476. Because he was very careful to do things in such a way that by the time he was actually breaking the laws physically, he made sure that he was doing it in a state where the ages lined up, etc. But the reason it won't get him off the hook is that it can be quantified and proven that he began the process of grooming most if not all of these girls BEFORE the age of consent was ever reached. So now it's just going to take building a case, something the FBI is likely doing as we speak. Onision seems to think the fact he's not in handcuffs yet is proof he's gotten off, but the reality is it takes them some time to build a case. He'll know when they're ready to arrest him, though. If I was him I'd have moved to Thailand or something like a year ago.
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  477. He wasn't trying to put it on, he was trying to show how much smaller his fingers had to be back then. It was to illustrate just how young he was when everything happened. What you think sometimes he tries extra hard with jelly to force it on so he can jerk off in nostalgia of being statutorily raped?
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  478. Every politician has people who write speeches for them. Obama had one. Clinton had one. Bush had one. You name the politician, they had a speech writer.
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  479.  @johnharbour2631  Yeah I am sure there is some scientific reasoning beyond me that could further explain it but one way or another, people used to drink "beer" (not what we would consider beer) because it was safer to drink than water. Before they figured out how to clean water and all that.
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  480. The problem with Stephen Hawking's argument about aliens is that he's basing it on what we know about humans and human civilizations. "Any time in history a weaker civilization has been approached by a stronger civilization, they dominate it". If Aliens have the technology to leave their own solar systems and galaxies, find other intelligent life forms and then go there, they are probably not driven by the same greed and genocidal tendencies that have driven humans forever. I think if anything they're studying us. Taking bets on how much longer we'll last.
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  481. Hopefully she has the sense to not trust people as much anyway. Unless you really, really know somebody which honestly you never truly know somebody if you think about it, trust nobody. If the guy says he wants to give her some clothes, great. Bring another dude with her and say it's just to help carry everything. If that makes him act sketchy and weird, well there's your answer right there.
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  482. WORLDSTARRRR
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  483.  @203-g7w  Most heroin addicts don't start on heroin. And they also don't start with needles for the most part, it's a long slippery slope. If you really were addicted yourself, you would know. It's fine, you don't have to be compassionate as long as you admit that you are uncompassionate. Why do you feel the need to do this shit though? ........ How do you determine how many periods are sufficient to really hammer home the non-points you're trying to make? It makes you look like a moron, no offense.
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  484. I actually just realized that Colorado's not exactly a death penalty state anymore. I don't know where I heard that, nor did I know all this other stuff you're telling me about the history of prison sentences and what not. It's crazy to think that America actually hasn't always been a terrible prison state, since we certainly seem to enjoy that reputation nowadays, but I am happy to hear that the prisons as a business folks are no longer enjoying the racket they once did. That was probably the most immoral business in America.
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  485. Better Call Saul if you've not seen it, The Sopranos is great, Boardwalk Empire is also great, some people say The Wire is the best show of all time -- I think it's just good, not great -- some people also like Sons of Anarchy but I haven't seen very many of those so can't really offer an opinion on it. Or you can just watch Breaking Bad again. I've only seen it about, oh, 4 or 5 times by now lol... sadly.
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  486. not gonna lie that was funny ricardo LOL "petri dish asses". I mean, it's definitely not a natural practice, I don't care what anybody says. I don't think they should be outcasted from society or anything or treated badly in any way but I also don't think they should be telling kids in schools that straight sex is equal to homosexual sex. It's not. It's more dangerous, more dirty (especially among gay men) and it (surprise!) is statistically more likely to result in the transmission of diseases including HIV/AIDS and more. This affects the ENTIRE population, not just the gay, and especially if they're still closeted and sleeping with the opposite sex still.
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  487. mostuplifting Oh my fucking God, the "animals do it, so it must be natural!" argument. You do realize that there are thousands of species of animals that murder and eat their own children, sometimes for survival, sometimes for fun, by golly gee whiz I guess that means it's OK for us to do that too! Seriously, for every one of you people who bring forth the "animals do it, it's OK!" argument, I honestly wish I had the power to turn you into the animal of your choosing. So you can be with the creatures you seem to identify with so much. SMH
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  488. ***** Yeah, basically. To call it a syndrome would indicate that there's a redeeming quality in this person. I just think some people are born with the capacity to commit evil acts more easily than others. What she is is a sociopath, she has absolutely no feeling for other people. 
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  489. WOW dude why would they do that though
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  490. XuQifei I understand WHY they did it. My guess is the actual cheers weren't enough for their production. I still find it disingenuous, though, especially in this case. Why? Because this form of "wrestling" is disgusting. There are absolutely no redeeming qualities about it. Not in my mind, anyway. So I mean seeing the entirety of the crowd that was there before the match began, I can't help but wonder how few must have been cheering consistently. They padded the sound effects for a reason, it must not have been as full sounding of a crowd as the producer would've liked it to be -- but again, there's probably a very good reason for that (some were too horrified to finish watching, let alone cheer at it). You would expect that kind of deceit from Dateline NBC, not the raw, candid honesty with which VICE made a name for itself. If people were too horrified to cheer, there was a time that they would've left that much in the final product.
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  491. Oh lord, do I really have to explain figures of speech versus having actual statistical numerical data? No dude, I am just relaying that I personally don't think someone like myself as someone who is I guess more traditionally "loner-ish" is gonna benefit from getting on stage, let alone taking on a job as a damn stripper. A male stripper, at that, in my case. I mean, whatever floats your boat dude but again I don't think I am alone in thinking that you may actually be in the minority when it comes to that. A STRIPPER. I will say maybe get on stage in healthier environments may be the better way to go, anyway, again I think you're in the minority as far as that being the remedy for whatever life problems you have. Nobody wants their daughter or worse their son to end up on the pole, or whatever, so to speak. But to each their own :)
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  492. I thought monopolies were supposed to be illegal, anyway. Doesn't seem to be the case with energy companies.
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  493. It's definitely going to lead to war with China, especially when they figure out China did this on purpose. They infected their own population after first stocking up on PPE, medicine and ventilators (the stuff they are responsible for providing the world with the most of) THEN they waited and waited to begin warning people, (ensuring it's spread and spread and spread). THEN they corner the market on all these items, storing them just for themselves, and then the real damage kicks in which is not just the deaths of thousands and thousands of people BUT more importantly the shutdown of the US economy (and basically everyone else's in the world as well) as a whole. China is doing this because of the effects of the trade war, and honestly this is a precursor to war itself I think. Whether we invade them first (ideally) or they invade us. It's just a matter of time. By the way, at the very least, whatever we owe to China is off the table now. It was like $1.3 trillion. I am pretty sure if they want peace they're going to be owing us money by the time it's all over with, otherwise let the chips fall where they may. You have more people, we have better tech. See you soon China.
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  494.  @Delgado587  This is why he didn't want to get extradited to the US so badly. Not to mention our prisons suck balls but yeah where he could escape like a Cheech and Chong video in a laundry hamper in Mexico he's never going to be able to do that where he is now. Not with his history, and it's important to realize he never escaped from a US prison a single time. Not many people do unless they convince a guard or something but in his case he's under more than 24/7 surveillance BECAUSE of his high flight risk capacity. The best he can do is manage his empire from inside but seeing all the conflict erupting in the wake of his escape, it's less about El Chapo anymore and more about who takes over in his place within a few years.
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  495. I mean I think that a lot of the times a father won't go in full force on his son, if he does he's incredibly insecure. It'd be more likely for a son to beat up the Dad just because the Dad's not really trying as hard as the son would be usually. Less to prove etc.
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  496. "Die In or Take Away" (perfect for the childs)
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  497. 50 days sober now. I was drinking so much I actually went ahead and went through a detox program to make sure there were no complications from it (seizures etc) then I went through treatment. It's definitely an adjustment period but overall I feel great and I am happy I did it and the best thing of all is going to meetings etc I have made a lot of new friends I otherwise wouldn't. Got my girlfriend back, everything is just better in general. To anyone out there reading this who wants to make the jump, I recommend looking into getting properly detoxed at a bare minimum. If you are an alcoholic though, you learn pretty quickly from the Big Book (the AA book) that there is no such thing as in between for you. You either don't drink at all, or you drink uncontrollably. It's not your fault, you have a disease and you need to learn how to manage it like any other disease people have they learn to deal with.
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  498. Yeah almost to a fault, sadly. I will say this -- he was born to play that role. Period. In the same way that Elijah Wood, who has actually done more things than Aaron Paul has to be clear, was BORN to play Frodo Baggins. He just was. He may as well be that character IRL, and I can say the same thing more or less for Aaron Paul if you've ever seen him in interviews where it's more clear that in Jesse he's almost playing an exaggerated, drug-addicted, tortured, misguided and underachieving version of himself. Maybe he just hasn't had the best luck securing other projects since then (although he was quite good in the most recent season of Westworld).
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  499. It's one of those weird situations like Columbine. Makes you wonder if they'd have done it by themselves, or if their friendship and their shared interest in murder helped to fuel each other ... egg each other on, so to speak.
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  500. Yeah especially when you realize how much danger the dispatcher was putting her in by asking her all these additional questions.
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  501. Our best looking women look better than your best looking women, who all look and sound the same. I guess that's one of the problems with living in such a homogeneous society like China. You all look Chinese. :') That's not to say there aren't hot looking Chinese chicks, there are, I just would never bother because you're all insane.
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  502.  @itssonotover961  Well, yeah, when someone is about to take your life and you're trying to bargain for more time in any which way, that's still a form of begging. Unlike what Jack did, Hank looked right up at the gun and after specifically stating "What, do you want me to beg?" he says "Do what you're gonna do." he didn't go anywhere near the levels of desperation that Jack was at when realizing he was about to die.
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  503. He needs to figure out a better place to rob people than college campuses. Less so in the USA (although far from being an exception to the rule) most college kids are all uniltarally broke. I am glad he didn't get frustrated and shoot you instead, but he probably legitimately believed you and your choice of words may literally have saved you a mugging if not your actual life.
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  504. EWU is phenomenal I just worry that future criminals are watching this learning how to navigate interrogations more effectively. Everyone should know though, you should never talk to a police officer with no attorney present ESPECIALLY if you are innocent. Most people don't realize this, it's not their job to find out if you're innocent once you're in that room it's their job to find out if you're guilty and even appearing nervous which anyone would be nervous in that situation might make them think you did it. They want a confession from anyone so they can finish their shift and go home.
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  505. It's going to be a needle in a haystack situation most likely without his cooperation.
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  506. Laura Linney
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  507.  @Sosa40706  Labor camps are the actual theme of the video series itself. "They can get sent to labor camps" they already WERE sent to labor camps.
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  508. Brad Pitt was phenomenal in it. He played the role of hypocrite Tyler Durden perfectly and if it wasn't already clear by then that Brad Pitt was more than just a "pretty face" this movie, Snatch and Twelve Monkeys confirmed it.
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  509.  @TwwIX  So why not wear a... non-winter Hat? First off my response is I think it's an unwritten rule or law that if you're in a band, you can basically wear whatever you want and get away with it, but yeah... a beanie in LA, but to be fair this was posted in late October so it was probably actually pretty chilly out there, and it's always semi to moderately cold in California at night.
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  510. Lee's biggest mistake was invading the North when he did. That and losing his damn battle plans.
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  511.  @benackdrums  So he's sitting there talking about socialism, with one of the most prominent figures in that, railing against a liberal commentator who happens to be a pillow biter that is pro-Antifa (now considered a radical organization not unlike the one Che Guevara was part of) that just because he's talking to a gay person that that should frame the entire conversation? What ever happened to "noone cares if you're gay", when literally that's apparently all you and the other uneducated fucks out there got out of it. Then this guy explains the real metaphor behind the shirt but still in this age of perpetually-staying-offended-cause-libtard all you can see is the thing that can be extrapolated to, if it was one letter different, might be construed as something that is against gays. Somehow, that's all you got out of it. Again, the quote on the shirt was "Socialism is for Figs". It had more to do with a failed system of government/philosophy of governance and a fruit than it does with sexuality. But naturally, that was the thing that got you the most triggered over so of course that's what you're gonna stick with. SMH what a time we live in, I swear to God. Stay mad.
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  512.  @futuretimetraveller8677  Damn that's crazy bro... It is wild though if you called the cops yourself and they still somehow thought you had something to do with it. Kind of case in point with what I am trying to say too. They don't necessarily want the truth, they want to wrap the case asap then go home a lot of the times even if they wrongfully accuse or even arrest people.
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  513. The sad thing is like unless he remembers the exact coordinates or something he may not even remember EXACTLY where he left her. If he was closer to home and knew the area more or less like the back of his hand, maybe, but part of the thrill of going on a long vacation/trip like that is seeing all of these new places for the first time. Chances are very good that in the heat of the moment he strangled her to death or something and then abandoned her body in some really, really remote place, and then headed home hoping that somehow the distance between them would protect him from the wrath of law enforcement down the line. Here's what I think is going to happen. Somebody is going to stumble across her body somewhere. It won't be because he led them to the body most likely because chances are actually really good that he legitimately doesn't remember exactly where she was. But somebody one way or another is going to find the body. I do not expect her to be found alive at this point. And I also think he knows what happened to her but may not remember where her body was left.
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  514. Game of Thrones Season 1 wolves "looked like shit" according to Joe Rogan. They were young direwolves, over time they had to use CGI wolves because there's no such thing as a real direwolf and they're too large but for Season 1 they used real wolves because for all intents and purposes they would've been that small back then. The funniest thing to me though is that Joe Rogan thinks REAL wolves "looked like shit", and later on in the show they looked better? lol I don't think anyone's ever said that
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  515.  @mindblowing8672  None of the resources I've ever come across have ever called for so much as a blood offering, let alone "selling your soul to the devil". Demons of the Goetia are the other side of angels, they cannot exist without one another. Keeping with the tree of life analogy and worldview, if the angels are the branches and the demons are the roots then humanity is the tree trunk that bind the two together. You can work in the occult and be a Christian at the same time, as well. Anything else is just religious dogma doing it's best to keep humanity in spiritual shackles and empowering itself with the truth. You gotta question a God whose motives however, "do exactly as I say and exist exactly the way I want you to or else I will condemn your soul to a place of eternal pain, anguish and torture... but I LOVE you, promise!"
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  516. I was like THE Flint? Famous for... you know...
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  517. "I swear your honor! He planted it all on me! It's not mine!" "All 2,000 grams?" "Yes your honor, all 2.... wait how much?"
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  518. Whoever threw that dog out of a car and/or shot the dog afterwards got a special place in Hell waiting just for them. Hurting an innocent animal like that. What's wrong with people I swear to God
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  519. Yeah they're like "We need your help but we don't need it so bad we're about to float you $200 thousand. Guess you can get merked in the streets after all... good luck!"
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  520. THEY can, THEY always could. THEY always will. But unless you live in like Chicago or something, 99.999999% of the population don't get away with murder usually.
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  521. This is the only logical outcome of this situation. You have to understand, Russia is currently trying to take over Ukraine because they are terrified that Ukraine will one day join the EU and NATO. After this, I think the EU will welcome them with open arms but it won't be free obviously, they're going to make a deal most likely around the large reserves of natural gas in Ukraine. Ukraine doesn't have the technology to harvest it yet anyway so they'll contribute that in exchange for being let in the Union and this will make Russia think twice about doing something like this in the future. The problem is it's already happening. So... yeah.
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  522. oh this is what they mean about denazification
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  523. @Nagato is better than Punk Naruto I am guessing you're so attached to that fig's scrotum that you'd notice such a thing as his follower count increasing. Meanwhile all I see is nothing but support for Steven and people worrying YouTube will come after them next, unless you count the echo chamber that is Maza's Twitter feed an active representation of what's going on with his career. I think it's pretty safe to say he's more well known, just most of the people who are learning about him today are rolling their eyes instead of clapping like seals in support for this clown.
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  524.  @olmed4405  Is that what your parents told you? Nobody lives in a trailer when they could live in a house instead. Nobody. Not even the "nicer" ones.
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  525. Yeah the Taliban this entire time was simply just waiting. They learned by observing what happened in Vietnam, to defeat America you don't have to win the war -- you simply just have to not lose it. Their strategy was patience from beginning to end and even they are like "Wait so they just trained all these soldiers for us over the years (they're all going to the Taliban now or will be executed, you have to understand this) and THEN they left the gear behind for us, too? Seriously?" We should have destroyed all of the equipment, logistical networks and bases before leaving. The idea we have trained all these people then left behind all of the weapons and equipment we did to me is beyond debacle levels. We will be attacked by them again, it's just a matter of time, but the difference is we didn't just leave that equipment behind we left a trained paramilitary force to use it as well.
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  526. uh oh the conservobots are out in full force lol
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  527. well, I'd peg it at about 80% of them are peaceful protesters. But unfortunately, you're not going to hear about them for the most part. You will hear about the "protesters" whose idea of protesting involves driving ATV's into shopping centers after the front glass panels are smashed through with someone's truck or something. "Remember her name!" Yeah I am sure they'll never forget when they're sitting at home watching The Masked Singer on the brand new 60" flat screen they stole in her memory. It's disgusting, but the worst of the worst are opportunistic vandals and thieves and are just trying to get some money from it while they still can. But no the vast majority of people who call themselves protesters are in fact actually doing the right thing.
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  528.  @trixtrix4105  Yeah I can't even imagine like... raising a person from the time they were children and then you find out they're completely and totally insane as adults. Murderously insane. This is someone you loved, that you were proud of, and quite literally is an extension of you because they are your own flesh and blood. It has to be a mind fuck to realize like "I created a monster". It's hard to accept something like that.
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  529. It's odd because the first time I saw the show, I think I was rooting for Walter to a certain extent. The second time, I realized "oh my God, this guy is the most selfish, reckless person on the entire planet.. at any point this could've gone wrong and his selfishness could've gotten his ENTIRE family killed. Hank could've even been killed much earlier on, and what does Walt do? He keeps going. He wants more. I've seen the show several times now, and I can't stand Walt by like Season 2 and a half or Season 3 ish nowadays. Then he's just a dick the rest of the show. lol The problem with killing Todd was Walt needed his Uncle and the rest of the guys on the Vamonos crew to a lesser extent. More than that, the only other option would be to let him go, which considering they had just robbed a train together killing him would've been the more attractive option -- but again, they needed Uncle Jack for a few other reasons. And yeah, people have been saying Todd looks like Matt Damon forever. He does though lol I agree
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  530.  @FlowerTrollSan  It's possible... I think more likely her death happened when it was meant to happen though. It wasn't just a flukey death, it was a major death for not just Margaery but several other main characters. It didn't seem rushed or forced or anything, if she did want to do other things it was probably because she knew at the beginning of the season if not well before about when she'd be free from the bonds of the show. That being said Margaery may very well have been my favorite character, she's definitely my favorite of all the ones who ever WANTED the Throne. She was by far the smartest and she seemed to have a good head on her shoulders where her people were concerned, she wanted their adulation and she's so benevolent it even begins rubbing off a little bit on Joffrey (who begins to learn through her that it's better for the people to love you than to fear/hate you). I am just saying, some people debate exactly where the show lost its way. I personally think quality began going downhill noticeably beginning in Season 5. The last truly decent season, overall, we had was Season 6. Seasons 7 and 8 were an absolute trainwreck.
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  531.  @borthwey  Yeah, they most likely got their girlfriend or wife to send you a voice message.
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  532.  @GDSaved  I mean it's not your body is it? You didn't pay for it did you? Why do you care then? If it brings her happiness I don't get it either but it's not really my choice. It's hers. I can't decide what makes her happy I can only decide what makes me happy. Let people be themselves and mind your own business.
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  533. ​ @rabbitbobo4131  Yeah, our cops carry guns and occasionally have to use them to defend themselves. If you think our police are going around killing peaceful protesters every time people riot in this country, though, like... it's clear you have no idea what the fuck you're talking about. The US isn't perfect but we're far better on human rights that fucking China. Like, there's absolutely no debate in that regard with anyone sensible. Cry more, oh by the way stop upvoting your own comments. That's really f 4 g g y. Some ph4gg0t shit. You don't want to be a ph4gg0t do you? Just cause cops carry guns doesn't mean they're mowing people down with them everyday. You've heard fluke stories from cops who either were using just force or they end up losing their jobs and/or go to prison in some cases for doing it. Shut the fuck up you whiny Chinese cvnt. The US isn't saving you from this one. @Crystal Boehler name one instance of a modern US riot or incident otherwise where police were shooting at unarmed peaceful protesters. Name just one that isn't WACO or the one protest that happened at a University during Nixon's era. I'll wait. BTW those cops didn't get away with that. They got prosecuted for that, as well. :-/
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  534. They need to get those checks out to people ASAP. Riots are incoming if not. It's that serious.
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  535. @dotdotdashed "A cognitive neuroscientist" lmfao OK. Every single methhead is a murderer. You're right. It's definitely a "causal issue" and it is the 100% de facto cause of murder in all meth heads. This has been confirmed by peer reviewed studies organized probably by you, from the University of La La Land. You're not a neuroscientist. You're a nerd bullshitting on YouTube. Have the last word, I won't keep you from your very important work and studies as a neuroscientist. lmfao regardless, you're a nerd. EDIT: oh by the way, for an acclaimed neuroscientist you didn't spec enough into reading comprehension. I never called you an armchair psychologist. I called you an armchair academic. Because you are. On top of being a misguided nerd.
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  536. Have you heard about the suicide nets they place around all these various electronics factories in China, etc? Yeah, the people there were so miserable working for virtually zero money in terrible conditions that they actually had to put suicide nets around the building to stop you all from plummeting to your deaths. I think if you're a rich person in China you probably have nothing but love and adoration for your figureheads, but for the most part people in China are living miserable, deplorable lives, and it's pretty telling that you HAVE to use a VPN just to facilitate this conversation we're having right now. Otherwise it's not something your overlords want you to see, so they have a censorship program that the soviets and Nazis would drool over.
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  537. They already have I think the majority of the ones they're going to go after. They can't possibly find and charge them all but I do think they should go for the leaders/organizers over everyone else. That being said I wish they'd make an example out of each and every one of them. They thought they had it bad in America before, let them go sit in a federal prison for a little while.
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  538.  Grant B.  Well... I thought about that around the time that it happened but the reality of the fact is it would have made everything that much more chaotic and worse if they opened fire on American citizens EVEN IF they're in the middle of a violent insurrectionist coup. Many of the protesters also brought guns and various other weapons including some who brought bombs and explosives from what I heard, so if officials started shooting it's quite likely that the armed protesters would take that as permission to begin shooting, themselves. And the scariest thing of all is the protesters outnumbered the police like 100 to 1 or something like that. I am not saying that the protesters would be victorious if things truly took a fatal turn for the worse, but the death toll on both sides (including from friendly fire from the protesters shooting blindly into crowds in the chaos of a riot) would have been substantially higher and an already tragic day would have just been made worse. If the protesters shot first, however, I think the officers would have been well within their rights to use deadly force to stop it.
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  539. In defense of Limp Bizkit, I was only 12 years old when I called myself a fan of their garbage I mean music. You know how McDonald's is bad for you but still somehow tastes good? Yeah that's how I feel about Limp Bizkit sometimes.
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  540.  @Ziolek.2000  Walt couldn't care less about any one other than himself and the people in his family. His own small little bubble of a world, and yeah that included Hank as well. He and Jesse couldn't have been more dissimilar in that way. However, I do think the only person Walt allowed to join his little "bubble" was Jesse. By the end I think they had more of a proper honest father/son relationship than Walt even had with Walt Jr. And Walt did a lot of things to protect Jesse. Things he honestly would've probably been better off in the long run not doing, like killing Gus's guys or making an issue about Gale being his partner. Etc etc etc. He did all of that because he preferred working with Jesse.
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  541. "I am as large as God, he is as small as I."
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  542. Yeah they could potentially hit just about anywhere in the world but we all know who their #1 target is going to be. It may as well just fire about 16,000 miles East of them and nothing else. Scarily enough. If you live in a major city area like New York City or Los Angeles or Washington, DC even (perhaps especially) then good luck with that.
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  543. Yeah don't go to the dark web to meander. That's asking for trouble.
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  544. I think they're going with the nuclear option because they didn't want Sanders to be the one who came out on top. This is similar to the same way they snubbed him back in 2016. I don't care, I don't think he's even that interesting but yeah it's almost worse the excuse they went with anyway. "Oh our app wasn't secure and our back up plan was a joke in retrospect" I mean you'd think the Democrats wouldn't wanna be victimized by those 'pesky Russian hackers' again... doing everything on an unsecure app is the opposite of how to achieve that though.
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  545. Why would he end his own life? He doesn't legally have to say anything. And just because they suspect him strongly of it, without a body or a murder weapon, they don't even know that she's dead. She's PROBABLY dead but you can't charge someone for a murder that probably happened without any strong evidence that suggests he did it. If he's that guilt-ridden that he is suicidal, the last action he'd take would maybe actually be telling them everything he knows to clear his name THEN kill himself. Otherwise he can stay silent and most likely he'll get away with it. UNLESS they find the body and either a weapon or a witness that is credible that can confirm and prove that he did it. In other words, it's not happening. EDIT: lots of dumb (or should I say "naive") people in this thread holy fuck LOL
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  546. I always laugh when they all of a sudden have new outfits inexplicably that are basically just visual placeholders to show "OK, this character's changed or grown somewhat". That and the fact that Danaerys had a mean braid in her wig, I mean hair, again all of a sudden in spite of the fact that she was literally the only chick left in her posse, I am guessing Missandei was ordered to train a few Unsullied how to wrap hair before her untimely demise because after conquering KL it's almost as if she never went missing to begin with, if we let the hair tell the tale. But considering you are drawing from actual history in your analogy, you may be closer to the truth than you actually realize. Thrones is famously primarily based on the War of the Roses, but George has frequently shown us that history itself drives a great many of the narratives he chooses to tell, he just decorates them with fantasy elements like a basic system of magic, dragons and ice zombies among other things in the books. He's basically re-telling history in an exciting way, but yeah I think there's a great many comparisons to be made between Dany and a litany of other conquerors. And that is to say primarily speaking conquerors, because she's an excellent conqueror but I think it's been clear ever since she conquered her first city that like Robert Baratheon she's good at taking cities but horrible at ruling them.
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  547.  @fatface9191  Yes I think the first time I was just excited to see how far Walt could get but then the second and every other time... I guess it doesn't help that I already know where the show is going. I know exactly how far he'll fall, I know what lies he'll tell and when, and I will also know that he's not just doing it to make money for his family anymore by the end. He's just doing it because he enjoys it by the very end. Of course in doing that, in choosing a dangerous lifestyle he basically took his family hostage at the same time and if this was real life he'd not have been able to take out the entire cartel by himself. His family would never, in theory, have been safe. That's the #1 flaw with that show, they made it seem like there's only two cartels operating out of Mexico. There's dozens, in real life, and they're way more vicious than anything we ever saw depicted in the show (and that's saying something. We did see them do some pretty cold blooded stuff)
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  548.  @WickedScott  That's basically it. It's a crime show and people punished Skylar for having THE MOST REALISTIC attitude towards crime, which is to say an attitude of complete and total non-acceptance. By the time she realizes from her lawyer though that she knew enough for too long she basically realized that she was along for the ride now whether she liked it or not... and to Walt's chagrin she even slowly in a way begins to enjoy the success and the status and the money but she's never more happy than she is scared for Walt and their entire family's lives.
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  549. That's interesting. I had a teacher in high school as well and she was from the soviet union. She was a music teacher and she explained basically that she had no choice or say in the matter. They basically would give kids a placement test and if you showed any musical talent or aptitude as a child, you were put on an educational path that would make you a musician at the end of your education. The government decided what jobs people would work from an early age. I guess the only difference from there is deciding what instrument or instruments you'd learn. In her case she was a choir teacher so she was just taught to sing basically. It was interesting hearing her tales of the old country and how things were different before and after the soviet union's collapse.
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  550.  @LiamPorterFilms  "He implied" the entire documentary implied that he did it while homeless, so ... I dunno what the fuck your point is, if you have one at all, he had to edit his movie in what looked like an internet cafe or something, IDC if he was allowed to sleep on his neighbor's couch for a day or two of the process, it doesn't change the fact that he made a movie while somewhat homeless and it doesn't change the fact that it's incredible
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  551. Yeah when the guy whose job is to go out and find you to serve you papers for child support, good luck finding him. Address: NONE. Possible location: The woods?
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  552. Did you play Mystic Realms? I looked it up and the only fee I could find (in the short amount of time I looked to begin with) was like $5 a year. Per character. Just to store it on their database or whatever online.
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  553. ***** It's gonna take more than the president to do that. That's going to take an amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which explicitly separates church and state. The president cannot amend the Constitution, that would be an act of Congress. So, not only are we probably never going to see an Atheist president -- even if we do, he's going to have to convince a majority of those in Congress (who are almost entirely religious). In other words, it's not going to happen. I do think it's really messed up, since the whole "being able to legally pass up paying your taxes" thing actually DRAWS a certain subset of individuals who are predatory. L Ron Hubbard himself said if you wanted to "make real money", then start a religion! And start a religion he did. Scientology is probably one of the worst religions there is in terms of duping people and taking copious amounts of money from them (and their niche market is taking advantage of celebrities, who have more money to dispose of in the first place). 
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  554. I think a lot of the greatest artists in the world suffer from this, or something like it. They said she was very creative, very compassionate, but very difficult to deal with. Given to pushing limits and boundaries. Entertaining. I hope very sincerely that she finds peace in her lifetime, but the odds are stacked against her. I would bet money that she ends up doing something creative, though, for a career or whatever. I just hope she doesn't cut her ear off, or commit suicide, or develop a severe chemical dependency on any number of the substances that are out there today. These are the kinds of illnesses that they really don't have great medicine for yet. Terrible thing to have to go through.
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  555. Chicago is beautiful, it's just the crime is something that's been haunting it basically forever and at this point I really don't even know where it will stop or IF it will stop, really, it's so ingrained in a certain demographic's population's like identities even that the idea it will just go away is wishful thinking. I don't know what the solution is but it's definitely a real problem but that being said the nice parts of Chicago still remain nice. I visited last year and it was wonderful.
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  556. venus baptiste Proof on the origins of AIDS, like actual scientific proof or keep the tin foil shit to yourself. I think something is wrong with the brains of homosexual people, in the same way some people are wired to steal, lie, or even fall asleep compulsively. I don't think they should be persecuted or have their rights stripped or anything, I also don't really care what they do as long as it's consensual behind closed doors. And as long as they're being safe and more importantly if they truly are gay then I hope they come out and fuck other men if that's what they want to do. As long as they're not potentially contaminating the pool of women or otherwise dirtying up the pool for the rest of us, the majority who have the desire to put our body parts where they were more obviously biologically designed to go. You can either put it in a hole that doesn't naturally lubricate itself where it's main biological function for all creatures is to transport the waste products that the body generates. You know, shit. OR you can put it in the hole that DOES lubricate itself, I mean our bodies didn't come with instruction manuals or anything but it seems pretty obvious that it's the one that nature would prefer you use -- beyond your own selfish and carnal sexual natural predispositions where you have sex for pleasure, nature would dictate you do whatever is necessary to ensure the survival of the human race. To be clear, THAT's nature. It's less that I don't care what they do and more that I realize that that's just the way they are, whether we agree on the fact that their brains are broken like those found in kleptomaniacs or any other compulsive disorder is a different matter, but I don't think it should be pushed in school as a natural practice, certainly not on the same level of normalcy as straight sex. But regardless of where AIDS came from, lastly, there's absolutely no question that it's transmission is more prevalent in anal sex than vaginal sex, for a lot of reasons. Therefore, it's more prevalent in homosexual sex. So if you're queer, wrap it up for your own benefit. If not for your own, then for the benefit of the human race.
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  557. +REE GOODASS I don't give a shit what your gender is. That being said you literally said "The cure is weed." It may help alleviate some of the symptoms like nausea and the inability to maintain a healthy appetite, but the cure? Nope. It's not.
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  558. +Mandy Cummins Yeah I didn't even think about that, but I guess that's exactly what this is. Except normally they don't actually want the victim to die, when it comes to that. They'll basically give them trace amounts of poison or do other things to make them get sick, then "care for them" in their moment of illness.
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  559.  @johndorian4078  I dunno, I know that in the context of the story if you are able to believe anything in it to begin with, in the context of it Roberta Sparrow and her book DO exist. That is an interesting theory though, and honestly so much about it is open to interpretation, the official version though is that the book and Roberta Sparrow were real even if only to write the book so that Donnie Darko can understand what he has to understand before his 28 days are up. Because ultimately Donnie gets to make a choice at the end, his own life, or practically the lives of everyone else he cared about (and those he couldn't stand as well, in addition). Literally Donnie is a sort of Jesus figure in the story, but if he had chosen himself it would have ripped apart both parallel universes IIRC. It's been a long time since I've seen this movie but there was a time I'd watch it every day in high school.
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  560. He was basically playing himself, and always has been, which makes it perfect for him because he actually was in fact probably the most actually mobbed up person in the entire show/cast. He had been to jail like dozens of times for mostly petty crimes but he would also basically run some racketeering and extortion scams on local nightclubs as well, that sorta thing. He was just playing himself.
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  561. Jaywu_chakra Basically, yeah. I mean it sucks, and I am white too, so I am not on the receiving end of racism necessarily, but when it starts affecting middle-class to upper-class kids, only THEN is it an epidemic. It's sad, really, I dunno what to do to fix it.
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  562. If there were no risks of getting permanently detained in NK and sent to one of their makeshift prison camps a la the gulags I'd rather see North Korea myself. Also if there was a standard of living for everyone there that allowed everyone to live comfortably and prosperously, I think if you take all the political bullshit out of the equation that North Korea like geography wise is probably a very beautiful country. Like everything else though the people just had to go and fuck it all up.
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  563. yeah kind of out of line to jump to the name-calling thing but the simple fact is he IS, in fact, autistic, and it's not uncommon at all for them to express that with poor social skills, lack of eye contact, etc.
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  564. ***** Yo Mr. White! 
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  565. If you are going to be practicing for real-life combat, the closer to real-life weapons the better. I don't LARP, I don't know the terminology, I am aware some programs allow you to use different kinds of weapons that are actually more realistic (but they are also more dangerous I hear, too). I would probably prefer to play with those kinds of weapons, I am probably wrong about this but I want to say they're made of fiberglass? I am not sure. The most badass form of play fighting I've ever seen is Armored Combat League. It's an International thing, I am guessing it's much more dangerous but even just watching videos is good enough for me. Closest thing to actual medieval combat :P
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  566. Truth! From an Americans standpoint (or any other developed nation) it would seem a fate perhaps worse than Hell itself to live in such an impoverished nation, and yet they seem happier than a lot of people I've met in what are "better" countries. Materialism isn't everything, clearly.
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  567. You're suggesting that there was not a shooting?
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  568. You're right... I just don't see WBA ever taking the gloves off. They're already making a fortune doing what they're doing and frankly I think the #1 obstacle standing in the way of BKB is the fact that it may just be too violent for some people's taste. Even the old timers at the diner there they're like "too dangerous, I don't think it should be allowed" and these are dudes. The guy has a lot of obstacles standing in his way if he wants to make it into something really huge, I don't think they will ever get on WBA's level even if they prayed.
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  569.  @DetroitFettyghost  Yeah, that's probably where the enslavement part really comes in handy. Then they don't really have the option to leave.
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  570.  @ManLikeMelly  You sound like the type of dude who would know about a program called "Top Boy". Wait for the sequel "Bottom Boy" you may identify with that one more.
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  571. "Who's more bad? Michael Myers or Jason Voorhees" "I like Jason more." the killer said. That's not what he asked. He asked who was WORSE? By the way, in my opinion that's a difficult question because Jason is supernatural and disturbed by familial trauma. Michael Myers is NOT supernatural, he's just disturbed by familial trauma. So who is worse? I dunno actually. But the fact that he answered it like "Oh, my favorite is _____" says just about everything. Those interrogators were amazing.
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  572. It's honestly impossible to be pro-Chinese and anti-authoritarian government at the same time.
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  573. The main issue for him is because he escaped one time, they have him in a higher security facility and they probably never take their eyes off of him.
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  574. That's devious, not only are the tips of some of the spikes barbed to prevent a soldier from easily pulling it out (as opposed to how easily it went in) but conversely some of the spikes lower down were faced more downward than upward so upon trying to remove their leg they just got another spike even deeper. That on top of the fact many of these traps had poisoned tips (and some even with human excrement slathered on them as well) for maximum damage and even infections being caused.
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  575. When I saw that scene for the first time I was like "Lester is truly gone now. Whoever he was is dead. This is the kind of thing I'd expect coming from Lorne, and in particular it kind of reminds me of Walt from Breaking Bad calling his neighbor under the pretense that he may have accidentally left his stove on because he expects to have hitmen waiting for him in there. Sure enough, he does. They don't kill her, though, they just quietly escape out the back door allowing him to go inside and get what he needs to get.
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  576. Russia is going to be recovering from the sanctions for decades. And I mean decades from the moment that the war ends and the sanctions gradually start being lifted. Russia's economy is in the toilet. Its reputation is destroyed. I don't blame you for leaving and honestly you're smart for doing it while you still had the chance. I wouldn't be surprised if Russia closes its borders so no one can get in OR out especially if more people start trying to leave. Who knows, maybe one day you will be able to go back but for now I'd start thinking about where you wanna live the next chapter of your life. It won't be any time soon that you can return.
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  577. that's my boy.
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  578. I've never heard that but that might be the most spot on brilliant analysis of Fight Club I've ever read. Back when I used to deliver pizzas, I lent it to one of the drivers who was Puerto Rican saying it was my favorite movie of all time, bar none (and it's still in my top 5) but he was like "bro why would anyone want to do something like that?" I just hope he and his family didn't gather round for a nice uplifting family movie or something cause that's absolutely 100% what they didn't get. He was a dick anyway, though. Fuck that guy. lol but yeah anyone who isn't prepared to bring their brain to the table isn't gonna truly enjoy it. Fight Club is the kind of movie you need to watch at least twice for it to mean anything to you. I've seen it like 100 times if not more, especially during college, and I even wrote about it in philosophy classes I was taking as well (there's a literal gold mine of things to write about when it comes to Fight Club -- a literal cornucopia of philosophical ideas)
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  579. Covid
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  580. I think the Wuhan wet market theory has been debunked at this point. Supposedly now it was a "lab accident" (read: China's end game which is to destroy the US economy ahead of the US election and then I think their next move is gonna be an attempted invasion, unless Biden becomes President because he'll be much softer on them than Trump has been). And no, Biden won't win at this rate for a lot of reasons. We're gonna have to take the fight to them before they can invade. That's all there is to it. We have the advantage now in terms of aircraft carriers, the only thing that'd be particularly apocalyptic would be if it devolves into a full-fledged nuclear conflict. Get ready, this is just the beginning. Forget the disease. We're in a war with China now.
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  581.  @yuethemighty  Just saying, it used to originate from a diseased bat from a wet market in Wuhan, China. Now there apparently weren't even bats in that market. Now apparently it originated from a laboratory where they were experimenting on bats infected with coronavirus. An "accident". It wasn't a fucking accident.
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  582. "I'll crush him in one blow" "Why so many arms then?" I think that would've been a good line, too, but he says "Alright, let's dance" instead lol
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  583.  @PiTaBoI94  If you have kids you don't want just because society or morons like you expect them to, THAT is selfish. It's also selfish to expect everyone else to conform to what you deem the "right" way to live. What a dumbass.
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  584. It's pretty sad that even educational channels are dictated by ratings. This is why The Learning Channel had a show like "Honey Boo Boo".
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  585. You morons: These comments are really funny and unique and original! Me:
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  586.  @dxmlsathcdphdmt8250  I am pretty sure you don't get to use drugs regardless of which branch you join. Unless they're government approved painkillers or whatever, which I hear they'll even send you in the mail if you ask for them, are enlisted, and have a legitimate reason for needing them. But no, I am not denying people do use drugs in the military and get away with it but I also know for a fact that they do OBSERVED piss tests similar to what parolees have to take, so no urine replacement or anything traditionally used to pass tests are gonna fly. Nope, the government wants you all to themselves if they're going to own you basically for a few years and especially if they're going to invest the resources they plan on investing in you. Gotta protect that investment. lol
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  587.  @vondahe  I just wonder if North Korea actually does receive packages somehow. I mean it's nearly impossible to get in for most everyone
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  588. This is such a first world hobby. Like "we're gon find that bigfoot and spend thousands of dollars buying equipment to do it"
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  589.  @mattfagan197 I mean, when your total population is so small the chances are smaller that it will outbreak (or any other disease for that matter) but like the idea that "oh it's been 30 years, never happened before so therefore will never happen" that's foolish. You got people literally harvesting their own waste and living in camp-like (read: homeless-like) conditions and have to also endure winter among other things, like no amount of magic mushrooms can take away from the fact that you're still living in Canada. It's not bone chilling the way a lot of Canada gets, necessarily, but it's fucking cold at the same time. Some guy was like "It's not so bad, I am going there myself soon, it only gets down to about 36 degrees" as if that was a rainforest like climate or something all of a sudden. Good luck with that pack extra thermal underwear I guess! Gonna go stick it to the man and prove society wrong... by freezing my ass off in some guy's homeless sanctuary lol
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  590.  @kieranduffy6760  Nope, I am thinking of the IRA and how that conflict spilled over into all of UK and Europe in general. People couldn't even get on trains in Paris without worrying about acts of insurgency. Come on now.
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  591. Nah that's just how it started. It really shocks me that people who are transporting their drugs don't have someone who is a qualified police spotter check their cars before they hit the road. "Your front headlight is out" oh and what's this? A QP and a scale? It's all what they get AFTER the stop. That's also probably why they're so willing to pull people over so frequently for otherwise basically just basic driving infractions. The ones who are smart have their car all but inspected before hitting the road and they're also much more likely to get away with it too.
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  592. Yeah I wouldn't be surprised if there is another massive non-turnout a la Solo and they end up losing money and then begin reconsidering the entire future of this series. I cannot believe they managed to fuck it up so hard.
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  593. "She hopes the main focus going forward is on the victims and their families" Except that is literally never what happens. This problem fuels itself almost in a way because in the back of every single one of these shooters minds, the appeal to a lot of them is that whether they end up popping themselves at the end of the spree or not they know they will be etched into the annals of history. Their notoriety will be something future shooters look up towards, and they know at the very least they will have a Wikipedia page dedicated to them. Their names will become infamous. The names of the victims will be remembered only by the people that knew them leading up to it, beyond that they're just relegated to a number on a scorecard on the KILLER'S Wikipedia page. This is why we've seen a snowball effect with regards to these killers and it really began in earnest around Columbine even though statistically speaking Columbine was the 38th school shooting in American history (not a lot of people know that). It really made this phenomenon enter the Zeitgeist and since then it's been happening more and more and more frequently. Nobody remembers the victims. Everyone remembers the killers. We really need to take a long hard look at ourselves to figure out why this is the case.
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  594.  @magicman9552  By that logic if you live in a low income area and can't afford proper locks or surveillance and your house gets broken into, you'd side with the burglar as he's making his escape and chastising the owner that it was "your fault" for "allowing me to rob you".
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  595.  @dionlindsay2  When you objectify people, use them, and have zero remorse for them after the fact, that is sociopathy. This dude used people and took advantage of people's trust to enrich himself and ended up tanking an entire company with his recklessness. A financial institution with other people's money and he didn't have a shred of remorse, even admitting like I said that he knows how to get along with people but doesn't necessarily like them and in fact he usually doesn't like them. It's sociopathy. Derp a derp.
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  596.  @christopherparker4971  Thanks. Yeah, the fact of the matter is it could happen to anyone and the sad reality of the fact is he may just do it. It goes hand in hand with mental illness and all, and he's clearly losing his mind. If he did end up killing themselves and like it makes you feel good even if only because you predicted it, first off, that's pretty evil, besides it's not even that impressive of a prediction. I wouldn't be surprised if he does. I hate his music, too, but I don't wanna see anyone kill themselves. Period. This face tattoo, I applaud the artist for trying to talk him out of it and even like... compromising a bit, Aaron wanted his FULL face tattooed. Something he's going to have to wake up and look at in the mirror for the rest of his life, sadly. I really pray he doesn't hurt himself.
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  597.  @slitheryboi1013  Yeah it explains the situation pretty well in this video series. Basically it's considered a privilege even to get work camp vs the gulag. I think some go who owe a debt and they'll go for like ten years and they're there pending good behavior, and the threat is that something will happen to their families if they don't comply so they basically enlist themselves as slaves effectively for a set period of time but they know their families are being taken care of as part of the trade -- and would be harmed if the deal is ever violated.
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  598.  @edbenti5007  Fired =/= the Gulag. It does suck to lose your prestigious job at Wal-Mart I guess but I guarantee it'd be worse for people in NK. where there are no Wal-Marts only slave internment camps all the way up on to the death camps soviet/nazi style. Hooray!
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  599. Anyone else notice at first it says "There Gonna Lose in Court" at the bottom and then by 0:52 they fixed it kind of on the sly to "They're" ... lol I love spotting misspellings
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  600. I really hope she isn't that loud when actually watching it, she trying too hard. Snoop Dogg did Game of Thrones recap in a funnier way I just wish he'd do more.
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  601. They're like "OK when is the food coming"
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  602. To be honest though Billy did a good job taking the "3" and putting a "4" there. And he's done as good of a job putting a "5" on the new one. He's probably paid like $400,000 a year too.
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  603. That's a pretty dangerous precedent though. I do tend to agree in this case that because they provided the firearms in the first place, they technically should be held responsible as well HOWEVER we gotta determine how much responsibility in this case they should have (how many years? What charges? etc) and also make sure that it's specific enough that it doesn't legally extend into other areas such as what happens when you buy your kid a car for instance and he ends up getting into an accident and killing someone? I know, a car and a gun are 100% not the same thing but if the law is not clear on what exactly he should be held responsible for, people will start getting charged for all sorts of things just because they gifted it to their kid and their kid ends up messing up with it.
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  604. These people don't even know what the real definition of fascim is, most likely.
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  605.  @TROOPERfarcry  She's just a belligerent, angry woman.
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  606. I remember the first time I heard this song, it was on the radio actually I was like maybe 11 or 12 years old. On our way from church IIRC. And immediately I was like "Is he talking about what I think he's talking about?" the chorus and pre-chorus I mean, I had no idea what Shaggy was saying and for the most part I still don't.
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  607.  @JB-xi2yv  All very good points. The initial interactions are mostly what I am talking about like specifically the first two times they talked to him. It wasn't until the long interviews later that I started kind of realizing like "He keeps mentioning the Dad and their contentious relationship with each other but the messages from the Dad seemed perfectly normal and loving." and just like you said he'd certainly not be criticizing this probably dead, certainly missing friend of his. After a while it almost seemed like he was intentionally trying to create doubt in the officer's mind, giving them reason to believe she either ran off, killed herself, or if she was murdered by someone else cause "Dad was crazy" he kept repeating over and over and over again when it was apparently completely and totally untrue.
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  608.  @WolfPink163  THIS is also extremely possible. Damn I didn't even think about that.
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  609. That's why a lot of inmates take sex offenders crimes so personally I think. They may have been abused one way or another themselves, so it almost allows them a chance as an adult to take revenge not just for the kid these people hurt, but also in a roundabout way revenge for the trauma they endured themselves as well.
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  610. I wouldn't do that as an elderly person OR a female. That's something hipster kids do when they're in their 20's and 30's but I guarantee you'll get sick of it very, very fast. It looks fun and adventurous and "kewl" on YouTube but you're only seeing the good parts, not the bad. If you do decide to go this route, get a gun. You're gonna need it.
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  611. That's gonna be a really, really fucked up day. Tupac's death might end up being less culturally significant than that, when that happens. Not to trivialize the death of anyone, but seriously Dave is the definition of a living legend.
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  612. Why does the CO's face look like an emoji
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  613. If their original plan actually worked, Columbine would still be the worst school shooting in history. It might even be more deadly than the worst shooting in American history, in general. The original plan was to bomb the cafeteria which would have caused the ceiling above it to collapse in on all of the students (where the library is, which coincidentally is where the rampage ended and where most of the victims were ultimately killed). The bomb itself would've killed a lot of kids, the ceiling falling down on them would've killed even more (not to mention the kids in the library above itself) and then their plan was to pick off the stragglers as they started pouring out of the school. The bombs, thank God, didn't work. All but one of them failed if I am remembering correctly, and it was in a place where there weren't that many people. I forget the motive behind putting one where most kids weren't going to be I think it was a decoy or something to that effect. It was already bad enough and it's the definition of a tragic event, but we're talking the difference between dozens killed and injured and literally hundreds. It wasn't until they realized that the bomb failed that they went to Plan B and moved inside of the school instead.
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  614.  Botanist 95  yawn. Because we all know the woman above is the authority on everything, as are you. Life expectancy compared between our two countries is negligibly small. And what do you mean "Fuck AJ" he's made a fortune off of pushing these bullshit lies that seem to have you all convinced hook line and sinker that "the elites" are actively killing people here by what "they" are putting in the water. Again, each municipality is primarily independently owned and operated. The idea the big bad federal government is doing this, if anybody, in a country like the US is preposterously stupid. The big bad poison-water monster! No, some cities are just too poor and/or they had poor planning like 90 years ago when they were actually installing the infrastructure. Lead pipes have been around for a long, long ass time, it's not like the federal government is telling them what pipes to use and not to use, either. But I will be sure to subscribe to the whack job lady above's crackpot conspiracy theory newsletter. Acting like they're pouring cyanide in the lakes actively. It's doing a wonderful job, by the way, our old people are just as old as yours. Get your head out of your ass, focus on the things really worth criticizing in America because there are plenty. But the "poison, evil water there on purpose to kill people" OK where are the corpses? Fucking morons.
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  615. I do suspect that one of the ways this might end is someone really close to Putin might actually handcuff him when he least expects it then turn him over to the UN to be tried for war crimes. Putin has lost his mind. His actions right now are going to hurt the future and prosperity of the Russian people for decades to come. His actions have had an effect so far that directly harms the Ukrainian people but indirectly harm the rest of the entire world as well. I just pray that eventually the soldiers stop obeying orders that are "too" cruel all the way up to I hope whoever is responsible for firing nuclear weapons when they get the order (I fear this will happen, that he'll order a nuclear strike somewhere) will refuse it for being too insane.
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  616. that's so wild Joe Rogan's high school track list included "99 Luftbalons" lol
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  617.  @LR-hw4px  Yeah that's the way it should be but unfortunately not where I live currently, it's unbelievable they actually still have Marijuana in the same schedule class of narcotics as Heroin in the United States. I am not joking. It's completely and utterly moronic.
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  618. They want soundbites. He won't give it to them.
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  619.    It matters because if Epstein was "killed" and didn't "kill himself" then that means someone did NOT want it to go to court. Meaning, the bigger story along with the bigger culprits and people who stood something to lose are now most likely going to get away with it for life. And here's where it gets even crazier, like House of Cards, a lot of people think that connection might be the Clintons.
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  620.  @show2ime  Because we all know how rich Afghanistan is. The fuck are you talking about? WE bought those weapons. We just didn't move them back because it's too expensive. Doesn't mean we shouldn't have destroyed them first. That would have cost something too but far less than actually transporting everything back.
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  621.  @virgilio6349  yeah the terrain seems like a logistical nightmare for people to invade. Probably a great place to defend, but a nightmare to invade.
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  622. "The govenrment shouldn't be helping either of them, they're both bad. They're both criminals. They should just go and wipe them out." The cartels are not only better funded, they're frequently better trained than the military itself. In Los Zetas case, they actually formed that cartel with specialized military tactics in mind. Many of them were former Special Forces in Mexico, etc. They quit working for the government when they realized they could use all their training and expertise to make a shitload more money than they ever could by entering the drug trade. But yeah they're talking about how they're out there shooting helicopters down with RPGs, the government is scared out of their minds when it comes to these cartels and don't know what to do. So they pick the lesser of two evils to fight the "bigger" evil, not realizing that you take one group and their leader down and like five more pop up. The only way to end it is to legalize all drugs. I am serious. As controversial as it sounds, it's the only way this ends.
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  623. I thought it was even less than that. They don't tolerate drugs whatsoever there. There was a documentary about an Australian woman who unknowingly to her (well, she says anyway) she trafficked like a LOT of weed into the country and yeah she was facing the death penalty there. It was a huge international conflict basically, I don't remember what happened but I am guessing the Australian embassy managed to negotiate her release one way or another. EDIT: nevermind, it sounds like she mentions this or some other Australian who DID get executed for trafficking but it sounds like he did in fact know he was doing it.
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  624. Well, it doesn't mean nuclear war by itself but it would lead to it. I sadly don't see an outcome to this thing that won't lead to it, though. Russia has said that it will use nuclear weapons if it senses an "existential threat". Very vague way to say "NATO, you're on thin ice with us right now so if you do something that we even remotely see as an aggressive move on your part we will use nuclear weapons". My guess is Russia is going to use them but then justify it by saying "We had intelligence that suggested you were about to use them, so we struck first" even if it's bullshit. The only way I see this ending without that happening is Vladimir Putin is either arrested by someone close to him or assassinated. Even the oligarchs surrounding Putin are angry right now because he's destroyed the country's reputation, its currency, and right now this is primarily affecting the average person in Russia but eventually these effects will reach the people at the very top, too. They want the sanctions to end so they can start rebuilding what Putin has destroyed in the span of about a month. So yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if he gets Caesar'd or at the very least arrested and turned in to the West in good faith for the atrocities he has ordered and is directly responsible for. If that doesn't happen and he's allowed to continue on this path, we are marching towards the first full blown nuclear conflict that the world has ever seen.
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  625. "We'll get these letters to the appropriate department" something something repair department, she says. What? Then he asks if she could put them I guess on the CEO's desk and she's like "lul". Of course not, they're just gonna go shred it all anyway.
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  626. Oh man I already know it's good if one of the lead guys was also the lead guy from Chernobyl. THAT was fantastic. Please do one on that if you haven't already.
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  627.  @stevenrodriguez9655  Thanks for reading it! It's just something I thought of when I saw not only the grandmother's reaction to hearing the news that her granddaughter is a) not innocent and b) not who she thought she was and is also in a world of trouble but then also seeing the girl's stone cold demeanor instantly crumble hearing her grandmother screaming and crying in emotional pain. It's like, it's bad that your life is now going to get treated to the justice system but she never thought how it might affect her loved ones apparently at the same time. And that might arguably be the most painful part.
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  628. "She was a postal worker" I'd say so
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  629. The internet aspect of it would make it incredibly difficult to police and enforce. Even if they know the source of the content, that would require FB to in contact with every law enforcement agency in the world. As far as the Middle East is concern, they operate under Sharia law so abuse of women and even children is a cultural norm for them. They're less likely to do anything about it over there. Facebook itself should simply take a private stand on it themselves. They're not beholden to any government or law enforcement agency. It's a private company and a lot of people seem to forget it. On Facebook, people don't even own their own accounts. Nobody reads the TOS or EULA which explains this, but it's true. The buck truly stops with them, anything else would be kind of overkill.
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  630.  @IMiteBeWrong  Heroin by itself won't cause the disfigurement. Heroin causes strokes. Strokes cause "stroke face" or otherwise can lead to a variety of impediments that sometimes inhibits speech and frequently inhibits motor skills, sometimes irreparably so. I mean, other drugs can cause the same thing to happen, so it's not just mutually exclusive to heroin or anything, but I would ASSUME heroin personally because it reminds me of this one guy I know who used to do heroin and survived an overdose, which caused him to have a stroke and now his face is very similar to this lady's. That and the way he speaks too. But yeah I have heard spice and some of the shit in it can cause similar things to happen as well, which is why I tend to avoid it.
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  631. I lived in New Jersey for 5 years and there's only a handful of things I miss about it. In order, 1) hole in the wall Italian restaurants (especially when they serve authentic cheesesteaks, do understand you're giving up a proper, real cheesesteak the moment you leave the east coast cause nobody else in the country knows how to make them properly -- trust me, I've tried many of them). 2) Wawa and everything about it. 3) The beach. Beyond that, honestly New Jersey is a shithole. The armpit of America. If you're a younger person I would totally encourage you to go to Poole's Land. Just be smart about it whatever you do. Don't ever put yourself in a position where you have no options.
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  632. Martin Scorsese is the master of making movies that are misunderstood on such a grand level to such an extent even I when watching GoodFellas (which I have seen probably 50 times or more) I am pinpointing the exact spots where Henry is making mistakes that I would NEVER have made if given the "opportunity" he had. To his credit he shows everything, the good times, the downfall, and the bad times, but in our minds we enjoy the "good times" and conveniently try to ignore the "bad times". In both GoodFellas and The Wolf of Wall Street, these are antihero stories. The main character in both is a piece of shit, a parasite who enriches himself by hurting others, but somehow still BECAUSE they're the main characters we still find ourselves rooting with and sympathizing with them. It's all a matter of perspective. But at the end of the day, you have to remind yourself that Scorsese is the master of the antihero film and his goal is to make you want nothing to do with the lifestyle IN SPITE OF how cool it all looks during the "good times".
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  633. They respawned using the glitch it came out in the last patch
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  634. He's one of those kids that unfortunately has to learn things the hard way.
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  635.  hello-vy5lb  Yeah it's kind of profound honestly but Freud would probably have said something like you learn compassion and empathy and stuff like that from your mother (or not, as it were) whereas you learn respect for authority and rules, and the "rule of law" from your father. Generally speaking. This is why you see so many young men in fatherless homes unfortunately go through the revolving door of incarceration and prison sentences, and you see a common thread in many (not all but many) serial killers' histories that they had mothers who either didn't care or were outright abusive.
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  636.  @Anna-wr7pk  You literally just said you don't believe they weren't paid for appearing in the video. Listen, believe me, you're not the only delusional Michael Jackson fan who "just can't believe it". As if you knew him yourself or were neighbors. IDK man I think as time goes on you're gonna find yourself more and more in the minority, it's generally not a very good look in life defending pedophiles wherever they go :-/ They tried suing in 2013/2014. Years passed. They are now doing all of this for free but you claim they must be getting paid somehow. SMH no sense arguing with a goddamn wall though
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  637.  WPLU572 Trunked Radio  He was an ex-cop, he was always kind of crooked though. His son, also a cop, was not. The most upstanding hero of a police officer you can possibly think of, we don't learn this until Better Call Saul though. IIRC his son came upon some dirty money in an investigation, wanted to turn it in, even his chief at the time was like "Dude, just don't claim it, noone cares, we all take that money" and then he goes to his Dad who Mike later found out he looked up to his Dad a lot and even Mike is like "Look, there's nothing wrong with doing the wrong thing sometimes to benefit yourself. It's fine, believe me if it wasn't you some other cop would be doing it in your place" and this broke his son's heart. But his son did ultimately listen to Mike anyway. Of course by then the other people in his department were already nervous about him like he might be a whistleblower or something and they set him up and kill him. Again, this is all BCS stuff but it does give more insight into Mike himself as a person, that's one of my favorite things about BCS so far (on top of knowing he isn't dying at any point during it, cause it's a prequel and he was in BrBa lol) but Mike was always more of a dirty cop. He just turned around and used his training as a cop to instead help a fledgling drug cartel instead of the actual cops because I guess at that point he realized who he truly was.
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  638. $65 considering it's in Canada and there is a currency difference (things cost about 30% more in Canada)
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  639. "Why is this $40 million dollars? It looks like really... generic." Some people would buy it just because it cost $40 million. Beyond that, look at the location and the views outside. And it's in New York City which is one of the most expensive places in the world to live. So location accounts for a lot of the cost.
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  640. The world stands behind Ukraine. Believe me.
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  641.  @Darkdaej  ​ Some One The fact they completely threw Quentyn's storyline out the Window as early as they did illustrates to me it's not going to come to fruition in the show. I do agree the books and the show are going to ultimately look very different in the end, assuming we get the rest of the books at all (cause I am not sure we are, at this point) but I don't think Quentyn Martell's storyline is going anywhere in either. Quentyn is dead, burned alive. What do you mean he's not burned? No, I don't think they faked his death, it's not like she was seriously entertaining his offer of marriage anyway, he was trying to impress her IIRC by showing that he was in fact blood of the dragon. But he wasn't, his ass got burned alive, and it took him three days roasting in pain in Missandei's bed to ultimately die. Barristan Selmy even silently reflected that it'd have been better if Viserion had eaten him whole instead vs burning him as it would've been "a quicker DEATH" than being burned alive. And if they're gonna do Sand Snakes but no Quentyn Martell in the show.... just no. As far as Aegon/Young Griff, again that's another one I doubt we're going to see in the show at this point. If I had anything to do with the show I'd have probably suggested they leave other stuff out if they're gonna include Sand Snakes but leave out Young Griff, for example. At the end of the day though I think everyone who is actively trying to get the Iron Throne is going to die in the process. I also think the Iron Throne and the city in resides in will be completely destroyed by the end, if not by the final enemies/the besiegers but by Cersei herself. It wouldn't be the first time she floated the nuclear/suicidal option when faced with losing her power and the city before. Remember the Battle of Blackwater Bay.
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  642. "Indefinitely" means "We're just waiting until people forget about it then we'll usher you back in through the back door"
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  643. Yeah, they are. Ever heard of good cop bad cop or other techniques cops are legally allowed to use to "get the truth" out of people? You and your boys could all get locked up together, what's the first thing they do? Separate you. Why? Because then they'll be like "You know, your friend already rolled on you. You ready to tell me the truth now?" when in fact your friend may have kept his mouth shut. They are 100% absolutely legally allowed to do this.
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  644. Bill Perry is 92 years old now! That's awesome.
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  645. I knew as soon as I saw Axl was featured in it what part he'd be singing. The famous "head-banging" part
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  646.  reality check  GTFO
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  647.  @gammawave1739  You aren't wrong, in the case of pharmaceuticals being sold on the street though they're usually prescribed to a person who then goes and fills them... but proceeds to sell them anyway. It's made complicated if drug tests, randomly or not, are associated with it. But yes, the mail man is even delivering black market prescription drugs VIA the mail but he's not filling the script himself or anything, no.
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  648.  @juanwilliams840  I think they could easily implement a few policy changes that would make it a lot easier to catch packages like that, but the fact is right now so much mail goes through with only so much of it being contraband, for them to start "looking" for stuff like would slow the normal mail down to levels that are unacceptably slow. The other side of that is that they're still paying their shipping fees and honestly I think the fact is they don't care enough to stop it. Especially when they were struggling a while ago to keep the USPS afloat at all, more packages = more money for them. So they legitimately I don't think care.
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  649.  @jastonyabad4322  True, I mean I don't know I think they should take the brains of all the people who are killers and study them to try to figure out what, if anything, predisposes them to being violent like that. Then we can identify it in kids and either get them help ASAP... or quarantine them from society or something. I am just saying though, meth is probably the most messed up drug because of what it makes people do. Anyone who is inclined towards violence beforehand I can imagine that meth would only make it that much worse. Same thing when it comes to people who are predisposed to sexual abuse (particularly when it comes to abuse towards others). Meth, one of it's main effects in people is an increase in libido. This is why so many children growing up in homes with rampant meth use are sexually abused, just because they were a piece of meat that was nearby and weak enough for the taking. Meth brings out the worst in people, is what I am trying to say.
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  650. @dotdotdashed No, just saying the vast majority of meth heads don't go around killing people. Holy fuck we have an armchair academic. "Fundamental attribution bias". It's really not that complicated, if meth CAUSED murder then they'd all be out murdering people. Spoilers: they're not. I'll give you credit for sounding smarter but really your arguments are about as dumb as the previous moron's that I was just talking to.
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  651. ​@dotdotdashed I haven't revised anything I said. Also, both statements to a logical person who isn't on the spectrum mean the same thing. Holy fuck you're such a cool kid. When can I attend one of your neuroscience Ted Talks? I mean you're just brilliant I can't help but feel like I am absorbing the intelligence right off of your dumbass aura, I'd just love to see the professional that he is in his element. The vast majority of meth heads don't kill people. By extension, the majority of actual murderers are probably not meth heads but I will need someone to independently and scientifically verify it in an academic way only you can, captain neuroscience, so do me a favor? Thanks girl. You're such a fucking nerd it's unbelievable.
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  652.  @ac1119  I never said if you are depressed/sad steer clear of psychedelics. I said if you're UNSTABLE it MIGHT be a good idea to steer clear of them. Shrooms are one thing, acid is another. Please name one example of a drug that would introduce the level of complication that would turn a normal person into a murderer. I am not talking about a drug that gives the person facial tics or something, that's a complication. To become a fucking murderer? Even something more modern and arguably evil like bath salts which probably does have a higher potential of making someone more inclined to snap to, well, snap isn't going to turn a first time user into a cold-blooded murderer UNLESS they already had the foundation of a deranged killer in the cards to begin with. Reading comprehension skills. Very, very important. There's a difference between being depressed and being off your fucking rocker. THOSE are the kinds of people who should avoid psychedelics. I think shrooms anyone can take and for the most part have a reasonable expectation of a "safe" trip. May not be a good one, but at least it's not going to make you think you can fly and cause you to jump out of a building window. Acid on the other hand I can definitely see how that would aggravate underlying issues in disturbed people if only because it's more intense than shrooms and lasts nearly three times as long.
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  653.  @jello4479  Yeah that's incredibly rare. Besides, I would still argue those people are vulnerable to psychotic episodes in the first place. So, NOT of sound mind. I have never, EVER heard of someone lose their mind after smoking some weed. Ever. I have heard of them losing their mind after smoking K2/spice, snorting or injecting bath salts, etc. Real hallucinogens like acid, DMT and even shrooms for instance. But weed? Even this new era of high-potency strains, if you have a temporary psychotic episode after smoking some weed I think the explanation is more in the person's biochemistry than "the weed made me do it". There is even a really small subset of people, for instance, that they say meditation is not only not going to benefit them, it actually might make them WORSE. Sociopaths and psychopaths, people like that. All of this when considering the fact that meditation for people who aren't messed up in the heads is considered one of the healthiest mental activities (and otherwise) you can do. Some people are just batshit insane, in other words, and easier to set off.
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  654. They shouldn't have let him keep going if he's complaining about his ear ringing after each slap. He probably did some damage to the inside of his ear. I imagine a lot of these guys do, you're not really meant to endure round after round of intense slapping like this.
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  655. One reason war in America continues to rage on and on, unlike Vietnam, is that few people are actually actively reporting on it. And fewer are listening, it would seem. We're listening. This is very important work you're doing. Keep it up.
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  656.  @stephenthomas8648  What about Louisiana? It's decriminalized in New Orleans for instance up to 14 grams IIRC and beyond that most cops that I know couldn't care less. I mean, I am white so that probably has a lot to do with my opinion/experience but no they're more worried about the guys driving from the East all the way through Metairie to Kenner with heroin and cocaine than they are about some people in town smoking weed. They probably run into more problems with people who drink than they do with people who smoke.
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  657. They come out of the military with military experience thinking we're the bad guy. And maybe that's for good reason. So they figure well we can use these skills now to fight back against the very people that trained them in the first place. That's literally what happens when it comes to these extremists.
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  658. ​ @shabutir1820  Nah, plenty of people were prescribed Oxycontin pills for instance by their doctors thinking "Oh, it's prescribed! By my doctor! No harm, no foul!" They take their script, and get addicted. Then they go back and if their doctor is scummy he may give them more. Before long, though, that doctor will cut them off because they're now exhibiting "drug seeking behavior". So what do a lot of these new addicts do? They switch to heroin. Of all the people who are currently using heroin, I would estimate about 70% of them were prescription pill addicts before they were heroin addicts. The modern heroin and fentanyl epidemic is composed primarily of people that fall under these parameters. I get it, in your world all the heroin addicts in the world woke up one day and are like "Fuck yeah! I'm gonna become a HeRoIn AdDiCt today! Try and stop me, mom! Fuck you, dad!" If that's the way you think it works then you're a fucking moron.
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  659. Well, rip balls then because I would have stolen some of the silver.
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  660. You know what's shitty about what happened to him is when they finally did release him he wasn't able to sue them for falsely imprisoning him all those years. He pleaded the "Alford plea" which basically just means that you plead guilty still but you assert your innocence. Last I heard a few months ago he was suing the West Memphis PD as well because somehow the evidence that proved all of their innocence "disappeared" and he believes that it was destroyed by the department.
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  661. Steven's the kind of person who would fall victim to a cult.
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  662. I actually don't think he's crazy though, to be completely frank. For one thing, the universe is so incomprehensibly large that the idea that we are the only place life exists is completely ridiculous. The universe is so large we don't even have the technology yet right now to even be able to see like a microscopic fraction of a percent of what has to be out there otherwise. So yes, I think "aliens" as we have defined them have to exist with 100% certainty. Whether they're behind us or ahead of us in terms of space travel though, like, maybe they are, some are, but some aren't, but if any of the ones who actually have the tech to actually visit us wanted to take us over I think they'd have already done it by now. I subscribe more to the benevolent theory of aliens in terms of them coming explicitly to help people do things. For example, helping people to make the Sphinx. Helping the people in South America to make the Mayan temples and other installations in those places. Things that are so impossibly large in scale for the time they are date marked and technologies involved, that there is just simply no way that it could've just been made like that even with the most dedicated slave labor of all time. No. There's more to it. For instance speaking of the Mayans there are these long, miles long things built from the ground that could only be appreciated from the sky about 2000 years or so before airplanes ever existed. Why build something so large and clearly meant to be appreciated from above when not even the ruler himself who ordered it supposedly could ever see it himself? What if those ancient peoples who made contact with them a long ass time ago revered the aliens who visited them as Gods, as you can imagine they only could have if they back then encountered them what with their limited technology vs what they must have seen if any of it is true to begin with? In both examples above, they built what they did for someone ABOVE to be able to see it, that's for sure. They wanted it to be seen from ABOVE for a reason. That coupled with logic only makes me think that not only do aliens actually exist but they've been aware of this planet for quite some time now. But you also have to realize some of these alien civilizations may still be in cavemen years, that's also the thing we're sure to be ahead of some of those life forms. But we're not ahead of all of them, but the good news I think is that I think they must be benevolent or else why not invade and kill us all by now?
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  663. It's interesting most of the artists covered by this series are basically all one hit wonders.
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  664. It's honestly too bad, like I feel so terrible not just for Emma herself but her friends and family who probably beat themselves up every single day with the "I could've done more to protect her... I should've done more" thing. Nobody could've possibly seen this sort of thing coming. People break up in high school all the time but 99.99999% of the time it doesn't lead to vindictive, hateful murder like this.
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  665. Shooting a fish for being too big is about the most Murican thing I've ever heard of
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  666. I love that instead of "Capital Records" it's "Capitalist Records" lmfao
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  667.  @tiggy7777  100% historical fact.
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  668. We MUST reduce our dependence on foreign nations, especially China, and bring as much manufacturing back to America as possible even if it means we have to pay more for certain goods for a while. Certain things like medicine, and medical supplies, which China supplies 80% of the world with currently MUST be made in America again. India who is as much if not more on the brink of a major military conflict with China as America is right now accused China of sending them faulty Covid-19 tests ON PURPOSE. And I believe them. I wouldn't be surprised if all these PPE and masks etc imported from China are laced with the disease itself. That's how diabolical I see China as being right now.
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  669.  @laural.b7515  I am not victim blaming. Victim blaming would be me saying "serves the bitch right I hope she gets kidnapped again for being so stupid". No, quite literally, trust nobody. This world is fucked. That's just common sense. Nice try SJW.
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  670. Well, they're all socialists. It's only just that everyone simultaneously wins and loses.
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  671.  @MildredBonkers  Yeah well VICE I've caught them a few times doing sneaky editing on their videos, I mean you have to understand that every single one of them is heavily edited. That's to be expected. The difference however comes when they actually cut and edit something to make it seem a different way than what it appeared as, in context, in the normal conversation they originally had. That's basically disingenuous on their part because worst case scenario it completely changes the point the subject was trying to make.
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  672.  @ingevonschneider5100  The fact is people are gonna use drugs whether they're illegal or not. There is strong statistical evidence that shows that all of the negative side effects up to and including incarceration for victimless crimes with life-long lasting effects all the way to diseases being contracted unnecessarily due to illegality (heroin users in some states being forced to re-use needles and worse, share them just because they are desperate) will be at the least mitigated by decriminalization. I am not even arguing for full legalization even though I think that is the best solution to this problem, but at the very least decriminalize it for everyone but dealers. That would literally cut the prison population in half basically overnight. Beyond that, I would expunge and forgive all non-violent drug offenses immediately. It's an unwinnable war and it's pointless. We have more important things we need to be fighting, like the solicitation and trafficking of humans, in particular children. They need to be out fighting actual crime and catching actual criminals, not sending addicts through the revolving door of use, jail, use, jail.
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  673. there's a website, they do have a small fee I saw. If I lived within an hour of this place (if I still lived in NJ) I would literally consider signing up for it myself. Best happy medium -- tabletop RPGs. Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, etc.
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  674. No, YouTube is just going through a transitional period since they changed their system altogether about a month or two ago. For reasons unbeknownst to myself. I will delete and repost it though. (Read: they royally screwed the comments section)
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  675. This thread didn't disappoint me at all xD
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  676. That's when you start noticing when kids are going to be troubled or not usually, yeah. At least for later-life development issues anyway, but what separates common teenage angst from what drove these kids? Suicidal ideas are one thing, but to aspire to bomb the school killing as many people inside of it as possible (that was their ultimate plan, anyway) ... that's something else entirely.
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  677. Well to be fair if we didn't have Diddy we may never have gotten Biggie but from an entirely different standpoint yes he was exploitative like as a living definition of the word
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  678. Alin Hanciu Yeah I agree, it's like ... it's debatable whether the devil as a being actually exists, but in terms of being representative of evil, the devil is 100% real. That would be, whatever it is that leads people astray and allows them to commit such unspeakable acts. 
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  679. ^ Vidur Said literally no true introvert, ever. Introverts are just that. Introverted. They don't need time to express themselves, they need the opportunity to not have to express anything at all. To be left alone, for the most part, which makes activities like school and by extension school lunch even more challenging than it would be for someone who is otherwise "normal" or in this case "extroverted". If you're about to make the claim that you're an introvert yourself, just realize that if you enjoy socializing more often than not especially in a major public setting like a school or a classroom even then you were either "mis-diagnosed" or you're in the minority, to the extent that you're probably more extroverted than not. Source: I've been introverted my entire life and I never complained once about not being given the proper "time" to express my "opinions" or my "feelings". I damn sure wouldn't have said all of these things as eloquently as I just did using regular speech; writing is another thing that comes more easily to introverts. If that's what you mean by being granted the proper amount of time to express themselves, then sure, but I am operating under the assumption that you were referring to normal speech patterns versus written communication. Not even in the texting era do the definitions of introverts change.
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  680. Well that much is indubitably true. I guess it doesn't hurt that they're the ones, with their resources, who have literally written the book.
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  681. The bottom line is I really don't care what she "has". What she needs is a slow-drip lethal injection cocktail or at the very least a significant amount of time behind bars to maybe even come up with her own title, since I have never heard of someone who so calmly and insistently walked somebody through killing themselves in my entire life. It's horrifying. This bitch is EVIL.
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  682. katie campbell Women's prisons don't see as much of the "prison rape" thing going on, so your "big bubby" joke doesn't make too much sense. She DOES need to do some time, though. But legally speaking, they're going to have a bit of a challenge actually convicting her. I think they will get it due to the publicity of this case and also due to the extreme nature of it (telling him to get back in the car when he was afraid it was actually starting to work in killing him) and all the text message evidence. She walked him through killing himself. I hope they convict her of everything they possibly can. 
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  683. This man just couldn't help but be funny, even in the midst of a serious conversation.
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  684. That's the correct position on it. Yeah. These drugs being illegal aren't stopping people from doing them. They never have, they just made them more expensive, they made them less predictable (unregulated) and in the worst case scenarios some cities and states have adopted SUCH a hard line on it they won't even allow users to get clean needles if they need them. I know it doesn't make any sense but disease in anybody is bad for everybody, especially infectious diseases that spread via needles like HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis in all it's varieties, among other things. Besides doing more harm to their bodies with improvised equipment in a lot of cases this allows disease to spread which effects everyone, potentially. And besides, in my opinion it shouldn't be a criminal issue at all, it should be a medical issue, when it comes to opiate addicts. And I do think slowly over time the attitude and position as people realize what an epidemic this truly is changing.
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  685. I love Vice but ... seriously, why all the hipsters. What's up with that?
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  686.  @carolinepaquier8156  the movie concussion explains it the best I think, he basically has an egg and puts it in a jar and shakes it after explaining "this is your skull and the egg is your brain, this happens multiple times every single game."
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  687. 99% of loners would not be comfortable on stage with little to no clothes on. Don't get me wrong, I am happy it worked out for you, but I personally would find it nothing short of humiliating to be on stage, semi to fully naked, in front of any number of people. And I feel pretty confident most other people with antisocial personalities would feel the same.
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  688. Kyle Hearnden By United States federal law, it absolutely is illegal. You may live in a state that is ballsy enough to go around that law, or maybe somewhere like Canada, but either you're trolling or confused -- weed is still 100% illegal in the USA. I don't think it should be, that's the way it is tho. 
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  689. The way he describes his method towards the end, like... if you are at all interested in great speakers and the (perhaps obscene) amount of power they can wield for being good at it, like... well, it IS like witchcraft. Just as he says. In a way, it's a magician's trick. There's a great book you can read written by none other than Socrates himself called Gorgias, which is an pre-Christ manuscript that details the power of people who are simply able to speak well and move people as their main skills, which are the oratory skills, their bread and butter, and how they pay the bills (people who speak for a living, especially Politicians) versus those who are in positions of actual expertise who may not have the same speaking skill, who deserve perhaps more respect for they are actually better at doing things whereas the speaker is good at only getting what he wants and often from a position of NO expertise. It's pretty much the problem we face in modern political situations I think a lot of the times especially nowadays all over the world but it can apparently also apply to a defense attorney who would on a better day have gotten an admitted murder off scot free if it had only gone more "his" way. So I dunno. I do think people are entitled to great defense but the moral quandary and over-arching question that all people who are not familiar with the law will always complain about is that not everyone is defensible. How could you defend someone that everyone "knows" is guilty like OJ Simpson? Well, they'll tell you that it's better that 10 guilty people go free if it means that 1 who is falsely accused may also go free rather than face punishment for something he didn't do. It's something organized crime feeds on our society for and yet it's also the reason why we at least still have some semblance of freedom although those civil liberties and freedoms seem to be vanishing faster and faster as time goes by.
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  690. +Dickfarm Jones Yeah, well what did you expect? Straight lord? Look at the kid they chose to focus on for whatever reason. If he's not a Gay Lord, I don't know who is. Swishy hands, sissy high fives. You name it. And I don't see how people can play this professionally. Even if you win, you're still constantly having to buy new cards unless you're like the Mario Brothers who play Magic. Forino, whatever. I'd sell the cards if I was them though. They seem cool, Jacob seems gay.
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  691. He'll be especially godlike if they're weak against the same material they make pool toys with. The weapons (to a fault) are nothing like swords. Can't have people getting injured and all.
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  692. ***** I actually didn't remember that. Wow. But I think the main thing is he despised Rhaegar for kidnapping Lyanna, which somehow lead to her death. As far as not wanting any Targaryen's around just in general, that would be seen by some (and is seen by some) as a legitimate challenger to his rule. Perhaps it was because it was a Targaryen woman marrying a Baratheon man, it didn't matter as much, such as the whole Sansa Stark being betrothed to Joffrey even while Robb is in open rebellion against the Westerlands didn't matter. shrug 
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  693. Only smart people do drugs. You can find them asking for change at your local highway intersection. Brilliant, those guys are. 
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  694. Joe Rogan is the ultimate peer pressure guy about weed. He's almost as bad about Bill Maher about it, like dude we get it you smoke. You don't have to remind people every opportunity you get, and you definitely shouldn't be asking a guy over and over why he doesn't smoke and tell him as many times how much he'd enjoy it, how much more creative he'd be. Lay off it 50% of the time and you'll still be doing it too much. Nobody needs to be reminded you smoke. I smoke, too, I don't go around telling every single person I meet though and I certainly don't push people to try it. Sometimes they come to me wanting to of their own volition, that's different, but if I know someone for sure doesn't want to I generally think they're right. Especially for his first time to be in that envionment, Joe Rogan weed would potentially freak him the fuck out and ruin the interview.
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  695. It's just sad that California is one of the most taxed if not the most taxed states to live in, and they still have problems like this. Where is the money going? But that's basically the natural response for people who have the money and resources to do it in the first place, if you aren't getting your needs served by the services you pay taxes for, you have to supplement it with private service instead. I think it's gonna run into problems not just from a liability standpoint (like if the private ones get in the other guys way or vice versa) but there's almost more of an impetus for the firefighters to successfully extinguish the fire if they're being paid by an individual personally and to protect only the one property. But realistically speaking, they're probably going to have more than one client in a given threatened area. There's no way they'll be able to save them all. Unless it's stipulated in the contract that having us as private firefighters isn't even necessarily a guarantee, either, what we can guarantee is all our resources will be dedicated to protecting you, your family, and your home though. But even still there's gonna likely be some lawsuits.
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  696.  @karlos8512  I always said that if I ever got a pitbull I was going to name him Brad. Brad PIT. I know, It's Pitt but still. Then my neighbor talked me out of getting a pitbull altogether lol
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  697. The Romans would be like "Well, it looks different but it feels very, very familiar... This was what it was like right before our entire civilization collapsed, wasn't it Julius" and then Julius nods yes.
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  698. In Oklahoma? Guessing it was a federal prison then, otherwise IDK if there's a single Irish person in Oklahoma. I could be wrong, IDK. Either way, I imagine of all the white gangs the Irish mobsters were not very well represented, which may also have contributed to them being low profile in jail. Even the Italian Mafia, there's some guys there but it's almost like the less organized you are going into prison the better. It all really boils down to skin color anyway from what I understand.
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  699.  @thacrypt223  I had to read that in high school. I forget what it's about specifically but it's sort of a coming of age story about a young boy growing up in Afghanistan, and it sort of shows what it was like before the Taliban, during the Taliban, and I believe even some parts that covered the occupation but it came out in the early 2000's so it's mostly just an accounting of what it was like living under Taliban rule from the standpoint of a young boy and it follows him through his life all the way to like moving to America and slowly beginning to not sympathize with the terrorists but to understand why they may not like America because at the time especially after 9/11, people were looking at Muslims in particular with suspicion and even antagonism in a lot of cases.
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  700.  @alcortez1261  I guarantee the Starks were saying it no more or less than they always were, it just came with a double entendre this time like "We must remain vigilant, for Winter is Coming". Ned Stark didn't even believe in the White Walkers and he said it like 20 times. So no, maybe some characters started saying it with that double meaning "Winter is Coming" but by and large most of the people who were fighting the dead had never even seen one before. I will concede that "Winter is Coming" by extension could also mean that zombies may be on their way, but that's far from it's primary meaning even in the show. Primarily speaking it just means that every 10-12 years Winter comes, so hope you stocked up on food, etc. Not zombies.
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  701.  @himynameis3664  Hey, man. Congratulations on your sobriety so far. I know all too well how difficult that battle is. Just remember how it made you feel at the absolute worst so you never get back on that wagon again. It may temporarily make you feel good, but long term it's a losing battle. Even maintenance therapy is preferable to it, and now that fentanyl is on the scene it's more deadly than ever. You are right, it's an absolute curse and a scourge against humanity.
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  702.  @crt1848  .......... then proceeded to cut him out of the majority of the movie. OK. Sure. Got it. That makes complete and total sense, even by 2020 standards. He's so great he gets to be in the director's cut of Justice League now, a movie nobody saw to begin with and nobody will see going forward, with his forgettable take on the Joker. No doubt. I am a Leto fan and that role was embarrassing for him, and no, the antics haven't been explained. I just looked it up. There is no evidence to suggest the execs told them to do it, that they were all "in on it", or anything even remotely close to that. And besides, the proof is in the pudding, if that was all just for "promotional stunts" it makes no sense that he's not a prominent role, or prominently featured despite the trailers and what they all indicated, in the film at all. Period.
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  703. I'm Joe Biden and... hey, look at that man's watch it's so SHINY! Sir. SIR!? Where did you get it? The watch?"
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  704. They leave equipment behind all the time because it's, in their mind, too expensive to move it all. I mean, I would say it was expensive to buy it to begin with but that just goes to show you how little they actually value the toys the people buy them. Of course, there is also the idea that we're enabling the Taliban again by giving it all to them, essentially. We may need them to fight Russia for us again one day. LOL
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  705.  @Lanterns_light  Remember how Ramsay was a bastard? Then he became a Bolton? All he needs is to be legitimized.
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  706.  @cheekyegg  Oh probably. Still annoying
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  707. Spongebob: "IIIIIIIIIIIII'M READY!"
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  708. Please do more of these lol, this game doesn't look great but it certainly doesn't look bad, either. Especially considering it's a PS2 title.
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  709. Are you from Alaska/the area this is based on? I mean, if so that's cool, my brother was stationed in Fairbanks for a few years when he was serving in the military. It doesn't surprise me that there is corruption like that, though. If anything because at this point I think there is corruption at every level of government and I don't think it's just purely an American problem. As for the feds they pick and choose what they decide to "care" about and it's always changing depending on what basically is getting them the most negative attention at the time. And/or are simply corrupt, themselves. That being said, again, if I was one of those boys I would try to get the other three on board and see if you can't find a hungry attorney or two to see just what can actually be done in the aftermath of what is, clearly, just another example of justice not being served in the land of the free.
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  710. It's almost like the officer who comments at the end of every heroic thing Ryan does doesn't understand strategy behind undercover operations. If you want him to get anything meaningful out of the inmates he's trying to infiltrate, he HAS to get their trust first. "Oh well you do them one favor pretty soon they're gonna ask for another" I mean, there's "will you loan me $5 to buy some commissary" as a sort of like predatory favor someone might ask, and then there is resetting someone's broken hand so he doesn't have to go to a guard then medical and basically have to lie about how his hand got broken, as him saying "I got in a fight" would probably instantly trigger an investigation and lockdown of some sort. What Ryan did instantly earned him the respect of every single person in the pod, if he didn't have it already. AKA he was doing it right.
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  711. Yeah you can tell a lot about certain celebrities by how they a) react to Nardwuar during interviews or b) react to South Park if they have the HONOR of being parodied by them at all. Some see it as a diss, but it doesn't have to be that way.
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  712.  @ryuk5673  Same thing happened after 9/11 as well
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  713. It reminds me of that joke, I forget who said it if it was anyone in particular, but if I ever ran into any KKK members I'd wish I was not only black, but also Jewish and gay. A black, Jewish, gay man. Triple hated by the KKK.
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  714. Yeah it reminds me of that movie called "Shot Caller" and the miniseries which is absolutely brilliant (watch it if you haven't seen it, it's called "The Night Of") where basically it shows what happens to good people when they get locked up. You go in thinking you're going to just quietly do your time, then realize it's impossible unless you bulk up and join a gang basically. Wolves or sheep. You figure out which one you are when incarcerated, but the worst thing about it is they call prison a "correctional facility" when the reality is it doesn't correct anything. It makes BETTER criminals from every standpoint imaginable.
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  715. shaggy looks so loaded
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  716. "Over the Hills and Far Away" by Led Zeppelin better be in this list.
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  717. They would only have to pay for a one way flight. That's all there is to it. He'd never leave.
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  718.  @yuethemighty  It wasn't man-made but it was cultivated in animals known to have it. Bats. In a laboratory. The only people who believe it didn't originate in China are the Chinese. So assuming that's what you are, your president looks like Winnie the Pooh. See you soon!
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  719.  @Lilacblossom990  You know nobody in the world believes it didn't come from China but the Chinese, right? See you soon
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  720.  @dudedude7650  Yeah. Nobody knows. But trust me, it was something they did on purpose. They didn't like the trade war so they decided to do something they knew for a fact would bring the economy to a screeching halt even if it meant hurting their own people first. It doesn't matter, they are the leading manufacturers not just for drugs that we depend on but they are also one of the biggest manufacturers of things you'd need to minimize damage in the event something like happens in the form of PPE and Ventilators. They were stockpiling it all ahead of this to help minimize damage to themselves (only for the numbers, though, even though those are fudged as well) while also retaining them from places like her so the damage in terms of fatalities and economic cost is substantially higher here vs. there. I don't know how exactly we're ever going to find out where it exactly came from either, what are we gonna do send the FBI there? We can't. They won't even let our journalists stay there to accurately report it, nor any other foreign journalists or people who don't have a necessitating impetus to toe the party line like people from China themselves. No, this was an act of war. There will be a reckoning, too, once we gather enough common sense to piece all the information together. It's not just Americans, the entire world is pissed at China's oppressive bullshit communist-when-it's-convenient government.
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  721.  @yuethemighty  Oh, I don't know. To weaponize it. For warfare. I would hardly call it useless in that domain seeing all the damage you fucks have done.
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  722. Yeah, well that's the problem with communist nations trying to co-exist in a world where capitalism is the leading form of economy. They do not mesh together well at all. Even a country like China which is communist on paper takes all the oppressive aspects of communism and blends it with all the money-making potential of capitalism and what you have is basically a slave economy now. And yeah we all are indirect beneficiaries of this slave labor, especially if you have a smart phone in your pocket right now. You think it's expensive now, if it wasn't being made by slaves it'd cost twice as much most likely.
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  723. The rumor is that he's been killing himself with alcohol for years now.
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  724. I would ask him if he ever like sorta befriended any of the people he was undercover against, to the point that he even kinda low key regretted it when it came time to put handcuffs on them all. That's the risk with undercovers is if they spend enough time on the other side, they may find they don't remember who they really are anymore.
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  725. Applebee's has always been an evil company. Same with Outback Steakhouse. I worked at an Outback restaurant for like a week. They hired me to be a bus boy initially and the idea in my mind was I was going to just work for a year or two and get restaurant experience so I could then go apply at better restaurants while I finished college and make better money. I was horrified not just at the stuff they expected me to do as a lowly bus boy, but the waiters and waitresses were expected to not just manage their tables but also do other things like sweep, clean up after the cooks, etc. while they made "waiter/waitress" wages at like $2.13 an hour at the time. The reason they were paid this way is because they were expected to make the rest of it in tips and this was their justification in paying them so horrendously. AND they were expected to do all of these other tasks that had nothing to do with waiting tables. Sometimes they got no tips at all, aka they got stiffed, so the whole "oh you'll make up the lack of wages in tips" argument is completely and totally ridiculous and you cannot depend on it. It's backbreaking work with other backbreaking work for obscene pay on top of it. I was working as a delivery driver for Pizza Hut prior to that, making minimum wage plus a delivery bonus per delivery and then tips and I said fuck this noise and went back and got my job with them instead. No, I never got waiter/waitress experience so I couldn't get a better job at a better restaurant after, but at the same time I didn't even care. It was a college job to begin with and I wasn't planning on doing that the rest of my life anyway. But it did break my heart seeing these people who had families and were in their 40's working at these shithole places and having to worry every single day about the money they made there because it all comes down to tips. ALWAYS tip your waiters and waitresses at restaurants. Chances are quite good they're being paid the same and frankly that should be illegal if you ask me.
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  726. "Why are you wearing a mask?" Bruh... the RONA?
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  727. The reason they're giving away the drugs for free is less to do with the "public service" aspect of it and more designed to be something they can point to if they ever get arrested for doing this. It's harder to justify convicting someone for "drug trafficking" if they're literally receiving no money for it. That isn't a sale, that's a gift.
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  728. That plus he's also completely guilty, what with the predatory in his low-IQ attempts at manipulation. "Yeah I ripped his ear off by kicking him in the ear from a straddled position -- in self defense!" I think the guy probably just assumed Kai was gay, too. Made an advance. Something Kai was completely caught off guard by, and offended by, and even stirred to feelings that probably were in fact in his own psychopathic mind "self-defense". I think he didn't even give the guy a polite "No, sorry, guy. I don't swing that way. I will pay you back, if that's what this was about..." and then the guy would say "Oh, no, don't worry about it. You can keep the clothes, and I hope you enjoyed yourself otherwise. I'm sorry I made the assumption. But yes, I am a gay man. I didn't mean anything by it." and then they'd have gone on their separate paths, if that ever happened in normal situations. Because this whole thing of gay people, especially men, basically adopting kids off the streets happens all the time. Quid pro quo sort of thing. But no, I think Kai was come on to then freaked out and killed the guy. There's no way the guy's ear was ripped off from a kick. Not even if it was Jackie Chan or whoever doing it.
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  729. "Just don't judge me off my face" he tells people he's meeting for the first time. I have some bad news for you man lol it's too late now
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  730. LMFAO you have to get the "Peth Walk Pack" for $0.99 and honestly at that price it's a steal.
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  731. well that I couldn't really tell you all I know is if you watch enough of these videos you'll see the same cops over and over again. You may try searching Live PD based on Area, Officer Name or even the date the videos got posted... beyond that just watch as many of them as possible lol
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  732. At this point it's almost like they want to be hacked so then they can be like "SEE! SEE we DID get hacked! Dab haters! DAB!"
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  733. At some point in this video, the following phrase is uttered: "We're giving out yo-yos to the homeless".
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  734.  @34672rr  did you not watch the video lol
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  735. Todd doesn't understand the concept of friends or friendship. He wasn't keeping Jesse as a friend. He was keeping Jesse as a PET. Think about it, as soon as he kills the kid after the train heist, the first thing he does is take his tarantula and give it a proper home ... at his apartment. In the movie he also tells Jesse while kind of motherly licking his hands and matting Jesse's hair down, "I'm gonna do a better job of bathing you more often. I promise." almost as if he's talking to his dog or something. It wasn't about friendship, it was about trying to forge a pet/owner relationship with Jesse, which actually makes it even more twisted when you think about it.
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  736. It's pretty interesting actually, Boardwalk Empire one of the main characters actually works for one of the first "birth control" clinics (it wasn't a birth control clinic per se but it was part of the same idea that would become that, and they even distributed pamphlets in secret that detailed how to basically prevent pregnancy with household objects -- Lysol in particular).
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  737. Peter Schiff's net worth is $70 million. I don't think that makes him a 1%er, considering when we're talking about the people who are actually in the 1% control 90% of the wealth. Considering how many trillions and trillions of dollars are in the US GDP alone, I mean he's rich and will never want for anything again, but he's not in the 1% I don't think.
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  738.  @Nightdare  Debatable at best, but you bring up certain good points. I don't personally believe it's possible to truly control THE WORLD but I do think that Germany had such a stronghold established at that point that if they had chosen to attack Britain directly and take the island THEN go for Russia vs. doing it the way they did, they might have ... well, as you put it, lasted longer. The #1 thing is the timing of it all, that to me is why it was not only important but imperative that America enter the fray exactly when they did (and maybe even sooner but ... politics). That paramilitary strategy on that scale had never been done before at least, again, on that scale, and I doubt it ever happens again. It was a one time ace in the hole for the Americans anyway and thankfully it was successful. But every single prong in that approach was crucial. I am not an expert on war strategies, let alone WW2 strategies, but I am fascinated and get choked up every single time I think about those brave, brave men. Band of Brothers to me is the perfect WW2 story from the American perspective, in every single way imaginable. Especially showing just how confusing war can be, all the accidents that happened, and then just the entire concept of being so mortally injured thousands of miles away from home, screaming for your mother in some cases. Those men saved the world.
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  739.  @arsxxmoriendi More than that I think it's just that Hank was, if anyone was in this show, the actual hero of the story. Did he wanna die? No. But he was also principled enough that he knew he didn't wanna go out begging like a dog. That's something a coward would've done. Someone with genuine PTSD would have panicked under the stress of the firefight. In spite of being outnumbered he and Gomez instantly took on firing positions and engaged the enemy, fruitlessly but he was still able to utter some last words that none of them, especially Walt, would ever forget. Also in response to the reply you left to someone else, I think Jesse killed Todd for EVERY reason. Not just what he did to Andrea and by extension Brock, but also what they did to him, and most importantly of all, that kid that Todd shot after the train robbery. Jesse and Todd's relationship was irreparable after that and Jesse never stopped hating him for it.
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  740.  @danielkokal8819  Yeah that's a painful place to get shot, too. I actually never even thought about that, but yeah Mike and Walt are both shot in basically the exact same spot. Whether it was intentional or not, who knows, but chances are that it was an intentional thing. The #1 takeaway from it is that the gun is basically a metaphor for Walt himself, especially his accidentally self-destructive nature. He built this thing that was TOO effective, and it ended up having collateral effects in the end against him, to such an extent you could even say that Walt died by his own hand. I do think he wasn't expecting to survive the firefight, nor did he want to, but I also think he was planning on killing everyone INCLUDING JESSE until he realized that Jesse wasn't partnered with them after all. Then he took the bullet for Jesse. But yeah the same thing could be said about Walt's blue meth, he technically built that thing as well and just like the gun it also had a collateral effect on not just him but every single person he cared about prior to that.
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  741. Rogan -- you should have Josh Kesselman, the creator of RAW rolling papers on your show. I can't believe you haven't yet. That dude is a character. Also, when asked what podcasts he listens to and asked if he listened to yours he was like "Pfft, of course. Who doesn't listen to Joe Rogan?"
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  742. The graphics and other devices used by this channel to present information are unparalleled by any other channel IMO.
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  743. I think the level crunch probably rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. I mean, it definitely rubbed me the wrong way.
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  744.  @Iexpedite1  Yeah the GOP as we knew it is dead. I never thought I would ever see anything like this, usually if you're the incumbent and you lose you kind of bow out and make room for the next guy to run in a few years or whatever. The party is still his. They are just waiting for 2024 where he will almost certainly run and I bet he isn't challenged by that many people in the primaries. Beyond that yeah we definitely are the divided states of America now. It's really sad, if we were divided not so much by ideology and moreso were divided by geography like the North vs the South, we'd probably be looking at another secession and likely another Civil War/conflict by now.
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  745.  @warnistt  Oh I am not denying any of the potential of cannabis or it's associated products. Disagree that MRSA was basically bred by hospitals although yeah it's a huge problem there now. Manuka honey is the answer to MRSA. To you, or anyone who ever gets it themselves. Manuka honey, baking soda and bandages. It can cure MRSA. It helped my girlfriend who I basically found the solution for her when the doctors were like "you know what we may not be able to treat this IF it's MRSA" Manuka Honey, look into it vs Staph in general. Its' a slow remedy but it works.
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  746.  @warnistt  Well it is true that MRSA evolved from the overprescription of antibiotics. It's one of those things that it doesn't matter if you as an individual took too many antibiotics, you could've not taken a single one in your entire life and still get MRSA (lower chance, but it is possible). MRSA and regular staph infections like the cold are constantly evolving, it just so happens this particular breed of staph has evolved to be "Methicillin-resistant" (aka the MR in MRSA) but at the same time MRSA thrives in places like hospitals actually, especially where there's a lot of people in a condensed area. And it's extremely contagious even if you just touch a towel or bedsheet touched by someone who has it, that's another thing that leads to it spreading the most at like hospitals and camps so that's likely where you heard that. Anyway Manuka honey is incredible. It's one of those things, try everything your doctor tells you about first but if it doesn't work... and you're sure it's MRSA... go get a little $40 tub of Manuka honey from Whole Foods or something like that and it will knock it out within about a week.
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  747.  @warnistt  Trust me, the honey I believe is what really was the final thing that helped but of course we had tried all the other usual things as well then just out of desperation I looked up natural remedies to MRSA and found the info about Manuka honey. It's basically honey made from the pollen of this special plant in New Zealand, I am sure science (or articles) can explain how it works better than I can but basically it creates an environment that is extremely unfriendly to it and other diseases like it. MRSA's truly terrible/scary. I hope it helps if it ever happens again, God forbid... or if even you can tell others about it and help them if they ever need it, then that would be good enough for me. It's truly incredible stuff.
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  748. That's usually the case sadly. Just a matter of time, the truth almost always comes out in the end.
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  749.  @kieranduffy6760  In the eyes of the IRA, they very much were embroiled in a civil war at the time. I don't know, it's all semantics really, some may consider it the 2nd Irish civil war. At the time, the American Revolution was considered a civil war of sorts. The American civil war at the time was called "the War Between States" from the Northern side, and "the War of Northern Aggression" from the Southern side. It's still considered "THE Civil War" though nowadays. Semantics. They weren't putting bombs on subways and assassinating people to be jerks, they were involved in a civil war from their perspective, whatever it's called now I don't care. It was a civil conflict. Within Ireland. AKA a civil war.
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  750. This is like going to a casino, losing a lot of money, then asking the casino for a refund because "it wasn't fun" or "it wasn't what I expected it to be".
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  751. First off, neither of the two received any money for their participation in the documentary. Second, it wouldn't be the "ghost" if they were going after that money, which he has way more in death than he ever had in life, it'd be his estate which is controlled basically by everyone else in the Jackson family. They are actually in the process of suing HBO for this film itself which will be interesting to see what if anything happens as a result of that, but no as far as the boys and their families themselves, neither of them took any money for being in the film. Nor are either of them suing the Jackson estate or anything, either, as far as I know.
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  752. JÜLY 4ᵗʰ
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  753.  @susieturk1  Buy a shotgun or something on the way out there. Whether you agree with guns or not, like the more "off the grid" you get the more necessary it becomes. I am sure response times by police in the event of emergencies are not great in the middle of nowhere but there are other benefits to living out there that may outweigh some of the cons depending on who you're asking
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  754. He is right. Heroin was in fact originally a cough medicine that was advertised as being a non-addictive alternative to morphine (what a joke right) that was manufactured by the Bayer company. It was outlawed pretty fast.
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  755.  @dionlindsay2  In the context of being so antisocial you are willing and capable of taking down an entire bank with you? Yes. Context is everything in this case.
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  756.  @aza3921  Like what the people at Burning Man have done
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  757. that has to be my favorite one I've ever seen. Those are like really young kittens, too, probably only a few weeks. I also love that he's whistling "the ants are marching" theme lol
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  758. It's a bit different when that decision affects other people. "My body, my choice" would apply to like, abortion. Drug use. Smoking, which is why there's so many laws and regulations now regarding that that ensure you do it far away from other people so you are only hurting yourself and other people who also smoke. It's eventually going to be like a driver's license I think. You don't HAVE to get one, but if you choose not to you'll be severely limited in the things you can actually do. Can't get on a train, hop on a plane, go to the movies or sporting events, etc. It's up to you, but people are quickly being separated into the vaccinated and non-vaccinated. The numbers speak for themselves. 97% of people who require hospitalization for Covid are unvaccinated. It's not that it prevents you from getting it, but it drastically reduces the risk of you being symptomatic if you do get it.
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  759. Kazakhstan Kazakhstan is very nice place. All other countries belong to little girls.
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  760. Some of these fruit loops are probably considering pressing charges against the rainforest for keeping all those trees in captivity against their will. They're living creatures, don't you know! I also think that animals should be able to vote. As long as they vote socialist... I mean democrat.
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  761. ALS is truly up there among the worst diseases in the world, in fact it may be the worst. In terms of overall outlook and whatnot upon diagnosis. At least when you get HIV you can treat it, with this you can't. Not yet. God, it's just awful, I couldn't do it.
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  762. You couldn't pay me enough money to be a cop. I have the utmost respect for anyone who does it. Whatever they're currently getting paid, they need to double it.
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  763. That's way too confusing for liberals, they'd rather just remain ignorant about it and stay mad because they're "triggered" by the shirt
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  764.  @StoneCoolds  I agree with what you are saying but Crimo actually did have a job. He worked at Panera Bread, he even had a girl that he had a crush on and she also had a crush on him that also worked there THEN Covid happened and suddenly he's not working anymore. I have noticed most of these shootings slowed down during the pandemic but after it started to open back up things started happening again. The Buffalo shooter for instance started self-radicalizing himself DURING the pandemic by reading racist material on the internet. It's just like they say, idle hands are the Devil's playground, meaning when people have nothing to do they frequently start getting into trouble or dabbling in shit they probably shouldn't be.
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  765. I don't know about all that. His life is already irreparably ruined anyway but we incarcerate too many people as is. What crime did he commit? Honestly though. Anyone with half a brain knew he was talking out of his ass, I don't really agree that what he did was "defamatory" at least not really.
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  766.  @jojobee42  Yeah Liam was the main one honestly but I am kind of shocked Preston only got 15. And the reason he only got 15 I think is because he basically wrapped the case up nice and neatly with a bow once they did figure out what happened. He gave them the reason/motive, he took them to the money. They used Preston to secure a conviction on the other dude. But still, 15 years only? Very very low amount of time for an accessory to murder and an accomplice in the disposal of the body.
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  767.  @MrEvanNoyes  Most likely because they never thanked him. Did you not read the comment?
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  768.  @roselikethewine  Well the modern day APA lumps them into the same category which would be antisocial personality disorder (APD) because they're so similar but back in the day the Joker for instance would be a psychopath whereas Tony Soprano would be a sociopath. This kid did what he did, in spite of how cold and callous he is, for money. He did it for a reason. He's not just some kid who is gutting and skinning cats in the backyard for fun. He did it ultimately for money. It's more in line with sociopathy than psychopathy. If he killed her "just cause", psychopath. He did it for money though.
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  769. Well generally speaking it's a good idea to invest in real estate but this guy is trying to supercharge that gamble by building the house himself then crossing his fingers. What he should've done if he wanted to make a living this way with the same amount of money is buy like 4 or 5 mansions at a lower cost, fixing them up and renovating them, then trying to sell them all. You have to understand that Notch (creator of Minecraft) bought the most expensive house in Beverly Hills which is basically LA at $70 million. That's the most expensive one. Not even the most obscenely rich people buy houses over a certain price point but this guy thought more expensive = better. Sometimes quantity really is better than quality. Seriously though.
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  770. well the fact of the matter is the Italians and to a certain extent the Chinese got them strung out on drugs. If he wasn't doing it, someone else would have. It is kind of disgraceful that he had as little shame making a fortune poisoning his own community, but he says it himself in the show. It's just a commodity, like coffee. The fact is if people want something, they're going to get it, one way or another. And some people wanted drugs. He didn't look at it from a moral standpoint, he basically took care of them anyway whether they used or not. He'd help people out all the time, especially people he saw that were smart enough to avoid the drugs. I am sure he put a lot of promising young black people through college, etc.
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  771. ​ @Ekip-jz9qc  OK? They're still infiltrating legitimate businesses on the same level as LCN if only to launder their money. I never said they were completely legitimate, but traditional crime is becoming harder and harder to get away with. To be clear I was mainly speaking about the Mafia in America, but the same is true for these groups in Italy as well but maybe not on the same scale. I was talking primarily about the Mafia as it relates to America, but it's not like the same thing isn't happening with those groups as well even in a country like Italy where it's not as equipped (or willing) to fight organized crime the same way that the Justice Department in America is. Nitpick much?
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  772.  @teamtwiistz  It's only a coup if we are trying to take over your country. We're not. We do have interests there, though, just as we've had interests every other place we've entered warfare. You're operating under the idea that we somehow "lost" all those campaigns just because we lost the war. We pick our enemies just as much for things they give us to hate them for as much as we pick them based on ulterior interests we have. When it came to the situation in Afghanistan, you have to realize we didn't get into that expecting to actually beat the Taliban. We just wanted to occupy the territory long enough that we could protect our oil interests as well as the poppy fields (the opium crisis has been fueled almost entirely by Afghanistan, and that's one of the jobs of soldiers there -- protect the crops from the Taliban who wished to burn them all down). "Capitalism and liberal democracy are failed systems" yeah so failed that you and your oppressive communist dictatorship regime have taken all of the bits and pieces that convenience them from them with China on an economic level being arguably more capitalistic than America, even, but when it comes to human rights and rights in general among other things like censorship, etc... China's communist insofar as it likes that it can stomp on it's own people and control every aspect of their lives, but when it comes time to buy the SUVs that have completely ruined the atmosphere and overall breathability in the most industrious regions, you're more about making a fucking dollar than the US is.
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  773.  @lindalewis8503  I can see living out of an RV but not a van. Even the most spacious van setup I've seen still looks claustrophobic to me and then there's the imminent thread of flash flooding and tornadoes, or even not-so-imminent threats like hurricanes. Houses have a better chance of surviving all of those natural events. Trailers and vans and even RV's are pretty well going to get totaled/destroyed in really bad weather.
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  774.  @SignedOff402  Be safe whatever you do and never underestimate mother nature. Every storm is different especially when it comes to hurricanes, last storm I endured was Ida and the total blackout of New Orleans after the hurricane winds were so severe it knocked down an electrical tower that wasn't even knocked down during KATRINA. I would try to find a parking garage large enough to accomodate it but if you can't, do get a room. I am just afraid it won't be able to survive hurricane force winds even though it is a large, heavy vehicle like that.
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  775.  @jonjonboi3701  I agree. Idolizing stars, being obsessed with sports and sports stars, loving movies and TV shows and things that on a level of actually mattering do not matter at all, IS a sign of the downfall of America like Rome. So if your statement is that it isn't true that doing all of the above isn't a sign of America's downfall, then I agree with you, because if you take the negatives out of both of those statements then you are saying that it IS a sign of America's downfall. Particularly on a cultural level. It IS true that these things are indicative of the downfall of America like Rome (your statement without the dual negatives in "Not True" and "Isn't"). We don't even make our own medicine anymore. China is responsible for making something like 90% of the world's medicine, and here we are on the doorstep of going to war with them if we don't just let them have their way, invade Taiwan and threaten Japan and Australia with nuclear weapons the way they are. Oh well, as long as we're "entertained" to death, right?
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  776. He's a guy who made his living dressing up as a clown and rapping. Who cares if his daughter is a furry? I mean, I would never get into it but it's not my decision. Live and let live. I seriously doubt he means that he is also a furry when he said he was a "Juggalo Furry". He was showing solidarity for his daughter.
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  777. That one's famous I am pretty sure everyone has seen that one. Shepard Smith was the anchor. I may be mistaken but I am pretty sure that's one of the reasons they started airing things with a 7 second delay if live so they can stop it in time in case something crazy like that happens again.
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  778.  @itstaemonson  I was a fan of Vinnie Paz and Jedi Mind Tricks and AOTP for YEARS before I ever even heard of Killer Mike. So no, I don't see the connection between the two. Vinnie Paz is the definition of an underground rapper. The idea Rogan knows him is impressive to me.
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  779.  @jponz85  It really does depend on where in Asia honestly. If they came from China and they're whining about life in the US ... the US is still vastly superior to "Asia" in that case. If it's South Korea, well, that is slightly different. If it's Japan, again, slightly different. Now the reality of the fact is I would be scared to live in Japan OR South Korea right now with all the issues bubbling up in that region and it's China's fault. The entire world, but especially countries in Asia, will be upended when China invades Taiwan. Not if, but WHEN China invades Taiwan. In fact, China has even gone out and publicly stated to Japan that they will nuke them continuously if they send so much as even one man to assist Taiwan in this matter. You can look it up, too.
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  780. This is the problem with a lot of liberals. Not all of them, for an absolute fact, but many of them for sure. A lot of the people who are Democrat right now just hate Trump, and you can try to get them to posit specific points and reasons for why, but many of them devolve down to emotional appeals like "Oh, well he's a jerk!" "He's a bully!" "He's a racist!" "He's putting those children at the border in cages and forcibly separating their parents from them! I'm pretty sure!" moreso than any conservative forms their opinions (although they do it too to a certain extent) liberals root their opinions with emotional anchor points.
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  781. Democratic People's Republic Korea aka North Korea = in the North Vietcong aka North Vietnamese = in the North AOC aka Alexandria "the Chihuahua" Ocasio-Cortez from New York = in the North
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  782. I think it's just a matter of time. Rogan and Chappelle were supposed to go on tour before the Rona hit. And actually what was meant to be in like May has been pushed tentatively (in my area) to September. I wouldn't be surprised if we see an interview with Dave Chappelle after the tour concludes. Especially because then they could spend a good chunk of time talking about it. He's probably saving the Dave Chappelle episode for something really special. Maybe the #2,000th episode or something. Hopefully more like the #1,500th episode, that would be sooner.
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  783. Dude it's actually uncanny she looks just like him
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  784. Marijuana is the propaganda name of the plant anyway. The proper name is and has always been Cannabis. Marijuana was meant to cast this almost like "voodoo-esque" spookiness to the word and make people fear the plant more, thus further cementing and justifying their policy against the plant. But yeah you'll find that people who respect the plant more will use the word Cannabis vs Marijuana just out of spite of the history of the word Marijuana.
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  785.  Botanist 95  I did some limited research and found out England has poor cities, too. It's not all socialistic, or whatever. As far as cities having untenable drinking water... that's literally just Flint. It's because of severe mismanagement on their part, but that's not uncommon for Michigan cities in general, Detroit is also notoriously bad. Just depends. But in your own country, it's not like it's a socialist country or anything where every city gets the same funding. It's really not that dissimilar from the way it is here, it's just smaller while also having more socialist elements without being outright socialist. But nah, if you wanna live in a nice part of any country, move to the nice part of it. It's not a problem unique to America, if anything there's more rich places here than anywhere else in the world, so take your pick. Or don't.
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  786. I wouldn't be surprised if Will gets banned from the Oscars for at LEAST one year. He may never get to come back. Some people think he might lose the award. I don't know, I gotta say I wouldn't be surprised if that happens but I also don't expect it will happen either. If it was anyone else, he'd have lost the award by now.
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  787.  @blondesense1708  Considering the costume director assigned each character a color before the first episode was shot, I don't think analyzing the show's many uses of color is "reading too much" into it at all.
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  788.  @J3diMindTrix  Their new relationship with China and what China is likely to do with the tech is what worries me.
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  789.  @SavageHenry777  Aaaaaaaaaaand now the Taliban has a shit ton of them for free, courtesy of the US military and by extension the US taxpayers. I don't care if they came out of a cereal box, the fact they have them at all is a problem.
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  790. 2:30 -- whoever made this crappy make shift "Welcome to CHAZ" sign has some decent handwriting with a paintbrush at least. Getting strong Vice City vibes like when you enter a vehicle and it has that font. Yeah. Keep it real.
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  791. Honestly the drinking age is too high. We have no problem sending kids overseas to die in combat, but I'll be damned if they can legally have a drink. THAT makes no sense. They're old enough to make the decision to risk their lives for their country, but not drink.
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  792.  @MichaelGrey11  LOL that fool doesn't have a chance. Not even he knows how much his dopey socialist plan will cost. "Who cares we'll figure out it out latah for the American people when we beat Trump in 2020!" Not a single candidate in the Democratic field has a snowball's chance in Hell to beat Trump for a variety of reasons. I will outline them all if you'd like to hear but the first we'll talk about is incumbent's advantage. They win 90% of the time, all this at a time where Donald Trump's approvement level is at an all time high as long as you aren't getting your information from socialist echo chambers like MSNBC and CNN. Do not fool yourselves. And the impeachment was the worst possible thing you could've done when said other candidates were trying to run their goddamn races. That monopolized all the media coverage for months. A pointless endeavor from the beginning. No, Dems lose 2020. Get ready for 2024 instead, is my advice, this Democratic stable of candidates is fucking embarrassing.
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  793. he does say "I just had a shower so it won't stink" but honestly I'd not have been cool with it either way, fcking disrespectful as all hell, I can't believe she didn't throw it on the ground like "WHAT THE FUCK DUDE"
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  794. Damn you're right. that's crazy
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  795. so fast I got here before the thumbnail even loaded
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  796. I understand your cynicism but this is actually one of the better symbolic things to explore. At least it's not "El Camino, Ending Explained". Breaking Bad perhaps more than any other show in recent memory besides The Sopranos relied on symbolism and it did it well.
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  797. "I chose to do this in Kentucky because these people need it the most" That's a Jesus move right there. Jesus accepted everyone but he in particular roamed around with what would've been considered the dregs of society. The forsaken. Because they NEEDED him the most.
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  798. It legit says the call drops and he continues acting like it's on. Not even thinking that the camera literally visibly and audibly catches that the call was freaking dropped. Then again everyone is a liar in Hollywood. And DC.
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  799. It's amazing to me. People literally bled and died for equality over the centuries in the US and since then we've actually come a LONG way when it comes to race relations. And yet here we are now with the NFL playing TWO national anthems per game, one for the blacks, and one for the whites. In many of the most liberal colleges, they're insisting on having a "white" graduation and a "black" graduation, all in the pursuit of fairness and equality. What is this other than segregation by another name?
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  800. Also like his class probably already graduated so... he's flexing in front of a bunch of people who don't even recognize him. Teachers might remember him that's it.
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  801.  @jonathanvo132  something about Jason Bateman's toenails being pulled off is the kind of thing that will make my toenails hurt too lol. Like IDK if you've seen Game of Thrones or not but I had no problem with the combat violence but there were a few torture sequences I had to basically leave the room for. I dunno why I am OK with one but not the other.
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  802.  @margaretholman756 Nah she's a junkie for sure
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  803.  @LisaMarie-xp4ym  No, I didn't finish the video. Something gave her a stroke. I never said it wasn't spice or cocaine either, I just said "If I looked at her I wouldn't assume spice, I would assume heroin." I meant what I said and I said what I meant. Did you not read what I said?
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  804. I fucking love it. The Army recognizes the importance of the Xbox controller because "the soldiers are already well versed in using it". That's how far gaming has come.
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  805. They have tons of white reporters. They really are all mostly hipsters, though. And left leaning. And ... kind of weird, for the most part. But I wouldn't say they're uneducated. They are just definitely left leaning.
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  806. Recent developments: Apparently every 60 minutes, an hour apparently seems to pass. Please stay tuned while we continue to monitor this situation, as it's an actively breaking story and the facts are changing rapidly.
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  807. Yeah man, I heard actually that on top of being great musicians they were also SMART. Like, one of the members of the band went to MIT which is renowned as perhaps the finest engineering school in America (maybe even the world) and he designed his own effects boxes and even built a recording studio or something like that. But yeah Boston's tone is legendary.
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  808.  @Tim85-y2q  They're still trailer homes though. They're still most vulnerable to natural disasters, even mild natural disasters like flash flooding all the way up to tornadoes and hurricanes. I don't care how many modern comfort modifications they make to these residences to help differentiate them from normal homes. At the end of the day, they're still mobile homes. They're good, cheap options for temporary use, but you can't sit there with a straight face and tell me that owning a mobile home is synonymous with owning a brick and mortar home that sits on a proper foundation and is designed to last the test of time and not until you get through medical school or whatever your temporary hardships and challenges are that would land you in a mobile home to begin with. For a few years. They will never be on par with traditional homes, I don't care how many amenities and bells and whistles you throw on top of it to try to hide the fact that it is what it truly is.
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  809.  @maurixiogarciasanchez2278  The reward was like $25k last I checked. I mean, not nothing by any means but I doubt he gets $2 million unless he turns it into a screenplay or something. Doubt it. Dude manages a car wash.
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  810. *during the apocalypse. After the apocalypse depending on who you're asking either the world will cease to exist, or only humanity will cease to exist. I think it's more likely that humanity ceases to exist than life itself.
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  811. China's tripping if they don't realize we're already in a cold war with them and have been for quite some time now. Only reason the guns aren't blazing yet is we can't (neither side) afford it at the moment. We need them for certain things and they need us. That won't last forever though.
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  812. Well, I hope he gets some sleep tonight. I mean if you were 18 years old and you were on trial for LIFE charges, you'd probably not sleep well either. And look at the kid, he wouldn't survive prison. It's life or death. Rest easy kid.
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  813.  @larrycable1948  That was one of the biggest mistakes Lee made. Granted. But yeah they had tried several generals and ultimately they were like "You know what forget this, just start burning their farms down one by one. Kill their animals. Destroy their crops. Take their homes." Then one by one the soldiers from the South started hearing reports about what was happening to their properties, their families, their livelihoods and homes. This disheartened the Confederate soldiers immensely. Sherman's March to the Sea IMO is what expedited the end of the war.
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  814. Well if they hated America before they despise us now. And as far as the power structure is concerned, absolutely nothing has changed. The Taliban was in power before, the Taliban will be in power now. It was absolutely pointless.
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  815.  @Anna-wr7pk  So why did they not ask for any money? Why is there no GoFundMe set up for them now? Why did they take $0.00 from the film itself for their over four hour long testimonial that took God knows how long to completely film. For nothing? And yet you all think their primary motivation is money? Why aren't they asking for any then? As far as him thinking he was in a relationship, a real relationship with them, absolutely. I think his preference is simply just children, probably due to the fact he never had a childhood himself nor has he ever had anything close to a normal life ever. So I believe you there, and yes he was very childlike, arrested development style, again because he literally didn't have a childhood himself. I don't think he was predatory like Jimmy Savile was, for example, but that doesn't change the fact they clearly had a sexual proclivity for children.
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  816.  @Anna-wr7pk  So you think hes going around promoting his movie assuring people that they were paid no money for their interviews but "oh no they're lying they're getting paid for it" do you understand that if that was the case then the director could actually go to jail for fraud? Why lie about something like that, any of this, I understand you're a rose-lens freak about MJ but honestly if your argument is "they must have been paid" then you're fooling yourself. There's nothing I can do to help you if that's the case. They received no money, there's ways to find out if it's true or not, but this guy is looking at getting an Oscar next year, he wouldn't jeopardize it over a trivial lie as to whether they were compensated for their appearance or not. SMH you people are the most brainwashed people on the planet, worse than the worst religious types.
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  817.  @Anna-wr7pk  "Why would person keep those rings from his abuser?Does any person who is REAL sexual victim do that?No. Your English is atrocious. First off, I don't think there's really a precedent for people who have been raped/abused and given gifts for their participation on the level Michael Jackson could afford. Besides, what else would they do with them? Sell them? Give them away? It's evidence, after all, beyond that they were precious gifts given to him by one of his most favorite superstars on the entire planet, the way he feels about the abuse that took place on a daily basis or not. This really isn't that hard to comprehend.
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  818.  @linasmith9834  "They sued the estate for millions" and the Judge didn't find it in their favor, meaning they didn't make a dime. In fact they lost money. Part of the reason it was thrown out besides the undeniable power of MJ's attorneys and the fact that he was dead was because they actually had already testified during the criminal case that he didn't ever do anything to them. The case was thrown out, but it intrigued the maker of this documentary anyway. Who went on to make it. Who didn't pay them a dime. I understand they tried about 5 years ago to make money, they never did, but told their stories here recently anyway. And that is proof to you? Holy shit. "Wade tried to shop a book" and yet failed? That's one I haven't heard about yet, if he had a book to shop I am 100% sure it would've been revealed to us by now, let alone released. It doesn't follow that someone who wanted money isn't actively seeking it today. If he wanted money, that's what he'd have structured this tell all deal around, if he really wanted to make money he'd have saved it all for this "book" you say he was shopping around. But they didn't. What they did was tell the truth finally and not even seek financial recompense for it. If that's shady to you, please can you get in the corner of my bed and expose your butthole to me while I masturbate? Cause that's a normal loving relationship and all
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  819.  @MrLombardi  Link? How many tweets approximately was that essay you just linked at the same time? That kind of thing would make even Donald Trump blush.
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  820.  @dawnswain5136  You don't see many adults who aren't parents anyway walking around holding kids hands. Certainly not marrying one. That's one reason it's so bizarre that Michael Jackson, a public figure, did just that with OTHER people's kids. This much isn't even disputed by the way, so you just owned yourself. "They not gonna admit thier recieving money". Your English is horrible. Anyway for them to appear in this documentary claiming they didn't receive any money, that's actually against the law in the context of the promotion of a film. It's such a minor thing too, most people are compensated for appearing in documentaries but it's almost like they knew the most brainwashed and delusional among you would swear up and down they're only doing this for money -- except by all accounts they're not doing it for money, they haven't received any money, and they're not even looking to get any from the estate down the line. That ship sailed when their original lawsuits again failed in 2013/2014. Regardless of your own story with child abuse, no offense you weren't abused by someone as famous, as powerful and as manipulative as Michael Jackson was. He leveraged celebrity against people who already loved him so that the one he wanted to diddle the butthole of would effectively fall IN love with him. I do think that's the way his feelings remained with them, he never did anything forcefully with them like Jimmy Savile would so besides the age difference I don't even think it was perceived as abuse from the boys until much later on. I legitimately think they were just trying to please him, as they said, and MJ knew this, using it against them. That's not the way child abuse typically goes. Again, when you think of child sexual abusers you think of what probably happened to you and stuff more in line with what Jimmy Savile did, where if you don't give it up he'll just take it by force. And reportedly even worse than that. But no I get the impression that MJ and the boys actually did have a brief romantic relationship, but it still qualifies as abuse on his part even if it came from a loving standpoint because he was too old for them AND he knew it.
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  821.  @lysergic_visions3203  Yes. Yes I do believe that. There have been instances where people have been shot IN THE HEAD multiple times, appeared to be dead, but weren't. I didn't say he hired a true professional, it's not like you can open the phonebook and go to the "H" section to find yourself a licensed and approved hitman. It's just some guy he knew who probably needed money and was willing to kill for it. You act like we're talking about a sane person in all of this.
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  822.  @sumlikedat  No, it'd be his money. It would have come at the expense of selling his soul, though. And yeah, they wouldn't have been offering him such a high amount if they weren't expecting to recoup it and then some (perhaps even more than $500 million when you think about all those DVDs he sold, breaking the record at the time) but he would have still been at least $50 million richer.
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  823. LOL thank you
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  824. Your avatar and your comment perfectly match up OP lol... damn WatchMojo that's how you know they're bribed
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  825. Ha ha, now everyone's wearing masks and it's not as cool and edgy anymore.
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  826. Well I dunno when she's up for re-election again but I can't imagine how she'd win, she's made an absolute fool out of herself at every turn since becoming a congresswoman, losing all her committee positions, etc. She might be ousted from office prematurely, who knows.
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  827. His dealer is like "welp not selling to this guy ever again".
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  828.  @dosh45554  It's LA Noire
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  829. Humanity will be extinct well before that ever happens. Human nature never changes, and that is to say we're violent and self-destructive. The only thing that does change is technology. Nuclear weapons haven't even been around for 100 years yet. That is almost certainly how it will end.
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  830.  @maximusdecimusmeridius5500  In theory but sometimes they do make mistakes. But I do think they try to keep civilians out of it as much as possible unless you count like traditional neighborhood extortion of neighborhood businesses as "leaving them out" or not. But the violence was usually reserved for other people who basically made that commitment and took that oath with full knowledge that they were in the game for good. That they can never leave except in a coffin. A lifetime commitment. And if you were in the game you knew the rules, and that the consequences of breaking them would be severe.
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  831. I just really lament that we don't get to see the hypothetical socialism vs capitalism thing so we can put Bernie and Co on the train back to obscurity and failure where they really belong. Stat. Trump would've destroyed him.
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  832. If they didn't want to move the weapons back over the pond again at the end, they should have destroyed them. I don't know for the life of me why they didn't. My guess is that would have invalidated the deal with the Taliban who we are suddenly cowering to for whatever reason.
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  833. I don't think anybody but the person who killed Hoffa, if he's even still alive, and/or the people who got rid of the body know where he is. And from the sound of it, he's suggesting Hoffa got dumped into the ocean Big Pussy style. I guess that's a good way to get rid of a body, if you can weigh it down, you go to a certain part of the ocean by the time it washes up anywhere (if ever, again, cause of the weights) he'd have decomposed so much the only way they'd be able to identify him is via dental records OR his hands/fingerprints. Most contract killers remove both hands and the person's head before disposing of the body for that reason. Mexican drug cartels use acid frequently, but that's another conversation altogether.
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  834. There's no way aliens are not real, with how impossibly and incomprehensibly large the universe is. Countless stars and star systems, and to put it in perspective our own galaxy is comprised of 9 planets to one star. ONE STAR. Some people are still not convinced there isn't another planet in this system that doesn't have life (like Mars -- probably not, but some think it's possible). Just saying, if life as we know it is possible here, it's a statistical likelihood that there's billions of other planets that could support life out there. The problem is the universe is impossibly large, if they do exist the chances that we ever find them -- or that they ever find us, mind you, because you have to imagine they have to go through the gamut of space exploration the way we only just began about 50-70 years ago before they ever develop craft that can ever really get out there and start exploring -- are really, really slim. So yes, they exist, but no we'll likely never make contact with them.
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  835. There's theories as to why Buddy removed the bullets from Jonah's gun. Reason #1 -- he spotted Jonah hiding the gun, after giving him knowledge about how to properly use the gun, and is fearful after his parents report their growing suspicion of his... budding "serial killer-isms" or like school shooter tendencies, literally they mention that. So he wants to remove the ammo and prevent Jonah from hurting anyone and/or ruining his life in that way, if that was to be the case OR more likely IMO Reason #2 -- it's heavily implied he's a former gangster himself. "I used to work for unions" he said. "I killed Jimmy Hoffa." he says and after several moments Wendy laughs along with him. For all we know, he DID kill Jimmy Hoffa in the context of this story. In either case, he takes a liking to Jonah and from there I think he gathers/realizes that the Byrdes are up to something illegal just almost intuitively. That dangerous people might be after them. So he got HIMSELF ready in the event that it ever happened, that he'd be the one to pull the trigger like he has so many times before, not wanting Jonah to grow up with a life with the weight of having killed someone on his hands the way he did. Buddy was protecting Jonah from that. I really think #2 is the reason but they've intentionally surrounded his character in mystery but I am pretty sure he's a former mobster himself.
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  836. He's never experienced it before.
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  837. This reminds me of that video of a famous European lego collector/builder. He had his house broken into, a lot of his valuable pieces were stolen from him. Many others were just smashed and destroyed, and you can imagine thousands of little lego pieces all over the place. And at the time he just makes a heartbreaking video explaining that he was going to quit doing lego stuff but the community rallied behind him and most if not all of his pieces got replaced and since then he's actually been making content again. There are some really mean/sad people in the world who have nothing better to do than ruin your day. Some do it for nothing other than the pleasure it gives them. Other times it's to make themselves richer. They're pieces of shit, though. They will get theirs multiplied by three one day -- don't ever let someone like that make you quit doing something you enjoy.
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  838.  @greggstrasser5791  Well, yes and no. At the time we needed the USSR to defeat Germany. Yes, the USSR committed far more atrocities than Germany did and this is something that has been effectively swept under the rug for the most part at least historically speaking. But do I think the Allies would've been able to defeat the Nazis without the USSR? Not really. Nor could they have defeated the Germans without America. It's hard to say but really at the end of the day, Adolf's tactical decisions were really the true reason we won that conflict at the end of the day. Otherwise, chances are quite good we'd be speaking German right now.
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  839. It's funny too because he basically said that nothing would change for the people who watched his shit on YouTube to begin with. You know, how he got started. The problem is Spotify probably reserved the right the entire time to demand that he only release full episodes on Spotify and he either didn't realize it or didn't think they'd actually do it, but the main issue is they're probably not getting as much out of their investment from Joe Rogan as they initially thought. I mean, sure some people probably got Spotify just for Joe Rogan if they didn't already. Me personally though? Not interested. Not till he comes back to YouTube, if that ever happens.
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  840.  @redxsage  Barristan Selmy dying in the show was completely unexpected from book readers. He's still alive in the books. In both book and show they establish he's one of the best who ever held a sword, and even in spite of him being an older man we NEVER get to see that in the show. In fact the way he dies in the show kind of almost serves against that point, yes they were ambushed but Barristan Selmy said it himself best to the freaking KINGSGUARD on his way out the door that "Even now I could cut you all down like a slice of cake!" and then he gets punked somewhere in Essos by basically an anonymous insurgent. That one is up there with one of my most disappointing deaths in the show that hasn't happened in the books yet.
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  841. You can tell the guard on dude's right wishes he could strangle him alive himself.
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  842.  @oscar2500  There's a difference between being early for something like Bitcoin and having a genuine gambling problem. People with a gambling problem are actually playing games of chance, not observing futures the way that people dealing in crypto do. Gambling = chance. Futures = skill, with a little bit of luck but not nearly as much as roulette or craps for instance.
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  843. The psychology behind it is kind of interesting, like they do the motion as if they're gonna slap a few times and each time the opponent is bracing like "Is it this one? tenses up No? Or this one? tenses up again NO?"
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  844. Limu Ewuuuuuuuuuuuuu
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  845. Who got him? Was it Ray Ray? Big C? Probably shot his ass dead in broad daylight. Bop bop bop! "Nah, man. It was the Royal Hibachi all you can eat buffet"
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  846. They pick the fights and then send YOUR kids, not their own. If you aren't willing to either go to war yourself, or send your kids, it's not a war worth fighting. WW2 had to happen, for instance. I can't think of a single conflict that America has been involved in since then (and we've been in many) that can be described that same way.
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  847. Baphomet has nothing to do with Satanism, but because on a surface level it looks like a representation of the Devil people automatically think it's a Satanic image. It's not though. From what I understand it represents duality in life, which is why one hand points towards the heavens while another points towards the Earth. Some Satanists believe that because Christians pray upward they're wasting their efforts, but Satanists on the other hand send their energy downward towards the soil. Very few Satanists actually believe they're worshiping an entity like Christians may believe they're worshiping God and Jesus, however some do. A very small percentage of them think Satan is real and worship him accordingly, those people are known as retards.
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  848.  @juliandavidfretelhinostroz2814  I think they're taking care of the bears by themselves. I am sure there is some contingency plan though like, for one thing I bet the government knows they have these bears. And in the unlikely event they both died it's like "OK send the nature people to go get the bears". I could be wrong, I mean it has to be a huge property I just can't imagine them having like helpers who have been there long enough to forge a safe relationship with the bears. So as not to get eaten and stuff.
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  849.  @cidmatrix9643  Exactly... it could be deduced that she even got like first hand training and information from him insofar as doing all of that. He certainly knew his way around a good fraud case himself.
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  850. It doesn't say what killed Sergei Badrov Jr. (the star of these movies) on his Wikipedia, but I looked elsewhere and discovered that he was killed in an avalanche while filming a movie and it doesn't sound like his body was ever recovered and if it was, it wasn't identified. Tragic. That's a bad way to go.
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  851. I would tear it down. Never another day in that school. If you don't tear it down, turn it into a solemn place of remembrance. At the very least, maybe, leave the classrooms up but clean it up so there is no blood on the floors or walls anymore. The problem is, the kids have to go to school somewhere in the meantime. They can figure that out. But the idea that they're even debating it is outrageous to me. Nobody should ever have to return there and I am wondering why the same thing didn't happen to Columbine and some other schools before it, whereas other schools did I believe like I wanna say Newtown but I am not 100% sure about that. I don't necessarily believe in ghosts but I guess I believe in bad energy and that place, if anywhere, is going to be haunted unless something extraordinarily good karma wise happens to transform it into a better place.
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  852. Yeah, people, just stop using drugs. Kick that heroin habit today. People have been using intoxicating substances, regardless of their legal status, since the dawn of the time when man knew what intoxicating substances were. Most likely something like cannabis or mushrooms or like... peyote or something naturally occurring would be the first and this idea that people will ever stop is completely and totally false. What they need to do is at the very, very least DECRIMINALIZE all drugs. If not just outright make them legal. I don't think they should be easy nor impossible to get for people who want them. This will eliminate the process of spiking drugs, it will reduce if not remove the overdose and disease transmission factor, it will allow the price to normalize because right now these cartels are making billions and billions of dollars off of something that is artificially expensive because it's illegal. These drug gangs would cease to exist, or would end up moving to more traditional crimes like burglary or extortion or that sort of thing, but the drug war itself would end overnight. These gangs are still going to be incredibly rich from the money they've already made, but one way or another a lot of it will end up trickling back anyway. The bottom line point is, though, the drug war itself must end before this sort of thing will end.
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  853. It's not surprising Mance Rayder's great great great great great great grandson would be a badass himself
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  854.  @zacatewzrd4428  Example? I mean even like Edward Furlong from Terminator 2 who by all accounts should have had a long and promising career only to sabotage himself with erratic behavior and various drug addictions is barely memorable in the minds of most people... but he still has a Wikipedia page. He's still more famous than I am or likely will ever be. It's one of those things you can't ever undo or take back. Another example of someone who has tried desperately to become forgotten in the eyes of history as it relates to Hollywood is Kel Mitchell from Kenan and Kel.
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  855.  @khursaadt  Think they're talking about Ned Luke aka the guy who did the voice of Michael in GTA5. I could be wrong though.
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  856. @dotdotdashed Oh my God shut the fuck up you fucking nerd it's not that complicated or serious. X and Y. Holy fuck. So intelligent and yet you can't figure out the edit button apparently. I feel like I am talking to Rainman right now, the only thing you forgot to do was *pushes up rimmed glasses*. You aren't proving shit. Meth does not cause murder inherently. It just doesn't, or else they'd all be out murdering. Derp a derp.
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  857.  @michaelscott9325  If you end up meeting some random clowns on the streets who use meth and because they do crime, you also get into crime, I don't think it even warrants a third situation. If you got sucked into committing violent crime yourself, you are just as bad as they are. Whether it was fueled by the meth or not.
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  858.  @okc405sfinest  Barring underlying psychiatric illnesses and other disparities, most people do react more or less sort of the same to drugs. For example, nobody is taking coke to get sleepy. Nobody is taking heroin for a jolt of energy to power them through the rest of their day. It's based on the experiences of others people even know what to look for in drugs at all. Does it affect everyone 100% the same on a case by case basis? No, of course not. But at the end of the day, if having a murderous appetite was common enough to speak of as a side effect when it comes to any drug, meth included, then that would be something. But it's not. "Drugs affect people differently" on a biological level they do, but when it comes to symptoms you can expect from certain substances the idea that it's different enough to warrant an argument is false. By and large, drugs do what they do and don't do what they don't do. If you are already a hostile and violent person, coke and meth will make that worse. But that doesn't mean that everyone who takes coke or meth will be a violent person or even the majority for that matter.
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  859.  @RemixedVoice  You'd think they would be handing the shit [Meth] out like candy, the way they are trying to incentive their people to be the best and most efficient slaves on the planet.
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  860. ^ ?? It's amazing I don't even need to be able to read Spanish to take a logical guess at what you are trying to say, something along the lines of "Fuck judges" well if you ever find yourself talking to one in court I wouldn't advise using those words, for one thing it's rude and for another if they find you in contempt of court you can even spend some time in a cell. Choose your battles.
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  861.  @alexduffy7925  Tattoos are your proof of someone being wealthy? Besides, he probably got most of them before the war. Tattoos kind of are known for staying with you a long time and all you know (read: forever). But nah, I think he's still getting Ad Sense revenue but it's going into a frozen bank system so he couldn't use it even if he wanted to. It all being frozen may prevent it from getting there in the first place honestly. "Exploiting the war in Ukraine" I can't think of anyone more qualified to talk about the war in Ukraine than a Russian or Ukrainian. "Look he's got tattoos he's making tons of money!" Please.
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  862. It's pretty obvious what it means. Abortion is no longer a federal right. A lot of people think it bans abortions entirely, that's not true, it just means that you either have to live in a state that allows abortions OR travel to them from out of state otherwise if you are in an illegal state. It's also kind of ironic because yes in the short term this is bad news for most people who believe Roe v Wade is a good thing, but it's weird timing as well because this is the kind of thing that could affect midterm elections in November negatively for Republicans. You'd think they'd have waited until after the elections to do something so rash.
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  863. I know a guy who moved down to Merida, Mexico like 10 years ago as an American because apparently that's a popular place for Americans to expatriate too. Cheap everything, including property, etc. Also it was supposedly where the Cartel kept their own families in a lot of cases and thus it was insulated a lot from the violence. I have no idea what it's like today.
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  864.  @gandalfstormcrow2486  Roman history is pretty fascinating too! Unfortunately I feel like the US is on track mimicking their rise and fall but on a much more supercharged level. Not a 1 for 1 exact copy but... you know what I mean.
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  865. No, that's how it began. He's been on tour with Motley Crue and has probably been in a film or two as well. He just does that I think when the really exciting stuff isn't going on. He probably makes like $1 thousand a night if not more on a good night. Just like the coked up strippers there.
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  866. He's wearing the "I'm high as Pho" shirt from Me, Earl and the Dying Girl (sold at Hot Topic apparently from a quick Google search)
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  867. ​ @shabutir1820  https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/research-reports/relationship-between-prescription-drug-heroin-abuse/prescription-opioid-use-risk-factor-heroin-use https://www.cdc.gov/injury/features/prescription-drug-overdose/index.html https://www.cdc.gov/injury/features/prescription-drug-overdose/index.html "A study of young, urban injection drug users interviewed in 2008 and 2009 found that 86 percent had used opioid pain relievers prior to using heroin" It's one thing to be ignorant. It's another thing to be loud. SMH 86%. EIGHTY-SIX. PERCENT. I'll wait for your data that debunks mine, now, genius.
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  868. @jujitsuman68 Yeah, which explains all the people getting hooked on them. Legally. Then having the metaphorical rug pulled out from under them. Other times people get them off the street one way or another. It's harder now than it used to be but from like 2000-2010 especially in places like Florida you were literally able to go down the street stopping at various doctors and pharmacies and pick up like hundreds if not thousands of pills, most for sale but also generally to feed their habits as well. This all ended when the federal government cracked down on OxyContin in particular, causing the formula to be changed (which hurt legit pain patients) but prevented addicts from crushing and snorting or injecting them like they were, so basically BECAUSE of these "legal drug dealers" that's why the heroin epidemic truly began in earnest around 2010 when the formula for OxyContin changed. People who were addicted to the pills either faced the agony of 5-7 days (at least) of withdrawal, to get on a maintenance drug like Suboxone or Methadone, or, you know, switch to a different opiate. Like heroin. That's where this all came from. That's all I am saying. See the sources above for more info. Dickhead.
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  869. Did you give him any money? My thing is this... he might have been telling the truth, but then again they'll say anything if they think it means they will be more likely to get money out of you. Especially in San Francisco, that city is an absolute cesspool of drugs especially heroin and dollars to donuts most homeless you run into on the street are there because of drugs but not all of them will admit that because they've learned people are LESS likely to give them money if they're using it for drugs and alcohol than they would be if, say, the man gives you some sob story about how he lost his family or something. I hope I am wrong, I am just saying I wouldn't necessarily believe the guy. It's rare that responsible people or people with all their ducks in a row wind up on the street. That's mental illness, substance abuse, or both UNLESS we're talking about something more explainable like the housing market crash and the following recession in 2009 or even the more recent Covid-19 thing where people were having to go months without pay checks and still somehow survive.
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  870. Probably still fighting over it, that's one way you know a case is still ongoing. I imagine he'll give an update whenever he is allowed by his attorney to do so.
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  871. The worst thing about all of this is that it's actually even MORE likely (not less) that EDP's charges get dropped not just because the guy who caught him also basically has a history of racism and other unsavory qualities, but most importantly of all for the same reason the majority of cases in To Catch a Predator ultimately never made it to the justice system. It's called "Amateur Involvement". This vigilante predator hunting isn't helping the police build cases, if anything it's hurting their ability to do so. It's also kind of encouraging the predators to take on a more cautious position in pursuit of committing their crimes.
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  872. I wouldn't and don't support Uber right now for one reason only. Uber does not require background checks. Cab companies do. You never know if you're getting some guy who's been in jail a few times etc. You do not know. A lot of people can't find work if they're ex-cons especially and are turning to things like Uber and other things that won't even ask them if they've ever been incarcerated. Just saying. I don't support Uber, never have and never will. Support local cabbies. It's a lot harder to become one and they'll not only arrive faster usually they're also way more guaranteed to be professional than some random Uber driver could ever claim to be.
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  873. It sounds like a Ponzi scheme to me. It has all the core necessities required by such schemes: For example, you come into it seeking money. In this case said money is "debt". You pay a $400 fee to get into the program, then you must do "education" which is really just a fancy way for them to cover your eyes while they jingle and jangle around, but this is only important because they require that time must pass and that atonement must be "earned" through, in large part, your money (ironically) and your time. Scientology is also known for this, on a religious level, but they do it on a much, much larger and more nefarious scale. But then you have the people who the money DID come through for, or so they say. It may have, but they were probably in for a while before these "revelations" came to be. Some of them were probably just paid off with money he was getting from NEW members (see Ponzi scheme definition) so they not only are feeling validated that it works, but they're going to tell their friends as well, and those same people may join themselves only to be further along down the track. He'll make it work for the people who got in earliest, in a nutshell. And because it works, they believe it. And they make others believe it. But at the end of the day the scheme will not work for everyone, eventually there will come a day where they all will demand "we all want our debts erased now, too! Or else, we want our money back!" They won't be able to get it, there won't be any more money at that point to give. This is a classic example of a Ponzi scheme, in other words. Just at a much, much smaller level than Bernie Madoff's was (the biggest in history).
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  874.  @vili1  He'd tell you differently though
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  875. Travis hit the nail on the head basically. It's expensive to show only music videos. There is literally no financial upside to it. There IS an upside to their new format which revolves around reality TV.
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  876.  @LburgVAGuy  Nobody would be watching MTV anymore at all if it was still the "music video" channel. The problem is there's too many channels now. But no, there is literally no reason to have a music video channel anymore with YouTube being a thing. Most artists have resigned themselves to this fact.
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  877.  @1stYoutubeHandle  Gus was almost certainly a better man than Walt was, but that's not saying much. First off, I don't think Gus ordered the murder of Brock's cousin. I don't think Gus was going to fire those men, but I do think he was going to deal with it in his own way if given time to do so. But before he could, Walt ran them over to prevent Jesse from doing something he'd regret. But yeah Gus was basically everything Walt could ever want or dream of being, but the difference between them is that Gus broke bad about thirty or forty years before Walt did. It also didn't take some crazy life event like getting cancer for Gus to do so. Walt could've had even more money if he never shot himself in the foot by leaving Grey Matter and breaking up with Gretchen to boot, he'd have made more money legitimately than he ever made illegitimately -- more than Gus probably ever made. But probably around the same time Walt was beginning that company, Gus was beginning Pollos Hermanos but it was never primarily about starting a restaurant chain. It was simply to create a logistical network to transport their real product/commodity -- methamphetamine. But yeah I don't think Gus even looked at what they were doing from the framework that "Oh, this is good" or "evil". I think he was a very pragmatic businessman who just realized that if it wasn't him it'd be some other guy selling it. That's the way real drug kingpins look at the drugs they sell. And they have a point, sort of. Nobody held a gun to anyone's head (well, unless you enter the realm of like human trafficking) and forced them to become meth addicts. Gus is simply providing a service that just happens to be artificially expensive because it's illegal. I don't think he was nearly as evil as Walt. Not a good man by any means but compared to Walt he seemed like a good guy.
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  878. This movie was critically acclaimed both then and now. What you mean?
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  879.  Mandy Cole  "It need to meet a wrecking ball" in the same sentence you call someone, anyone else dumb. Holy shit. The irony couldn't be more delicious. If I'm dumb then you're a fucking mouth breather. That's all there is to it.
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  880. Apparently he can't legally do much about it.
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  881. Which is ironic considering they are communist when it comes to policy and how they treat the "lowest of the low" (completely flying in the face of what communism is supposed to be) but when it comes to all things economic they have come to have a great, healthy appreciation of capitalism as well. This effectively has allowed them to become the strongest slave state in the world. It's literally everything Animal Farm was trying to warn us about happening over there, up to and including the idea that the PIGS eventually became "more equal than the other animals in the barn, but still comrades of their fellow animals who they victimize and control on a daily basis". It's proof that communism has never and will never work, human nature will always get in the way.
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  882. @Paul WT Some animals have hive minds. Some don't. Are you seriously about to tell me the psychology and consciousness of humans are the same as ants? They're living things, too, after all.
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  883. When you can tell the song just from a drum fill, or especially if it's one of those songs that starts with a drum fill, you know you're talking about a classic. A masterpiece, even. It's not easy to come up with memorable drum fills but when it does happen it's magic.
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  884. I am to the point I don't even think we should show the shooter's name or images on the news anymore. The more these things happen, the more they seem to keep happening. It's a true snowball effect. Some of them just want a Wikipedia page regardless of going to prison or taking their own lives at the end. Guess who never gets their own Wikipedia page? The victims. Can you name a single one of them without looking their names up? I doubt it. But everyone knows who this D-bag is now.
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  885. I am sure that's happened before. It reminds me of the plot to The Departed, actually. But you have to assume that some mobster probably took some young, working class kid under his wing and from adolescence molded him into what would become the perfect mole.
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  886. He was their meal ticket. It was financially in their best interest to not raise their kid.
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  887.  @surgeon0fdeath237  Which is sad, man. I am sorry you had to go through all of that just for some dope. Look, I used to be an addict too. Classic story, got hooked on the Oxy's and then everybody basically switched to heroin around the same time, 2010/2011 when they outlawed the original Oxy formula. Never in a million years did I think I'd ever use a needle in my life until I finally saw all my old pill addict friends gradually going to it themselves. One night after a particularly bad break up I said fuck it man shoot me up. It wasn't long before I learned how to do it myself. And I have never felt so low as when I did when I was coming off of that, and I didn't even really get that deep into it because I couldn't afford it and I am not the type to steal. One night I was driving back to my college dorms from my drug dealer's house, and I had two oxy 80's on me plus I think an eighth of weed in my trunk. I accidentally pulled down the wrong one way street and a cop pulls me over. At this point I am high as hell, not just on weed but the pills too and during the stop I am just like freaking out because if he found the pills I was going to prison. He must have seen the sticker on the back of my car that indicated I was a college kid and he may have even assumed I was high on weed at most and simply let me go. I was so close to going to jail, it never even occurred to me to try to swallow both of them but nowadays that's exactly what I would do. If I still was doing that shit at all.
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  888. That's literally the exact same thing I was about to say. "Even when it's in the wrong" is basically them admitting they are in the wrong and they know it.
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  889. Meditation is probably the most basic way you can do that. It doesn't have to be about anything with the Occult or not. Meditation is one of the best things you can do for yourself just in general. Including as far as getting to know one's self better.
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  890. palonazo I guess that's possible but don't they have people there whose job it is to inspect each "trick" for both it's legitimacy as well as to ensure that if it fails they can get him out in time to save his life? Like, he holds certain records and I know for a fact they have to do it under very, very controlled circumstances to be eligible for actually breaking the record. It has to be "legit" in other words. I guess it IS possible that it's all one big conspiracy, but I really doubt that to be honest with you.
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  891. iamveltto I don't know him personally so I can't really say for sure, but as far as what's indicated in this video here itself? Yeah, I do. I have heard so many drug addicts in my life that I knew personally swear up and down they've been living "the sober life" when I know for a fact they're not. I am not sure which comes first, the pathological liar or the drug addict, but either way once someone gets addicted to drugs it's almost like an inherent trait that they're going to be phenomenal liars. Almost to the extent I think they may even believe the bullshit coming out of their own mouths. But yeah, this whole "getting drunk on God" thing is ridiculous. Stalin did say that religion is "the opiate of the masses" -- if that's the case, Brandon's accentuating it and embellishing to further his own selfish agenda (which he told you himself is lined with ambitions of having nicer/luxurious things). He's got all the signs of an ambitious preacher who only preaches as a vehicle to line his own pockets by exploiting the poor.
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  892. +Joshua Holmes I even time-stamped it for everybody and everything. 6:09. Click that. See that thing on the right side of the screen? That's called a laptop. Look at the screen. It's broken. And I don't know what planet you live on, or in which inner city bumfuck neighborhood, but I think most people would agree that it's broken, and yet here you are, arguing the merits of your "point". I'd say go ahead and buy me a free bottle of bleach, but judging by your standards you probably couldn't even afford it. "Not broken"? That's how I know you're poor. In your case, all you need is a belt homie, you know what to do -- sadly for you, there's no cure for stupidity.
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  893. Tiwaking Tiwaking I have never heard of it outside of Pokemon Speech and Hodor himself, though. Except for like, Gollum, maybe. 
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  894. ***** I'll have to check him out.
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  895. ***** It's not crazy, at all. That is THE only solution. I can guarantee that if it was readily accessible, most people would never meet people who can sell them other illegal shit (read: worse shit) and there'd be no reason to inhale some chemical compound that basically mocks true-blue marijuana. The illegality is singularly doing more damage than anything.
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  896. daz samuels Maybe, maybe not. Regardless, people are always going to use drugs. Whether it's through, or around, the law, it makes no difference. Addicts will get their drugs no matter what. It's just a matter of whether the law forces them to buy it from some shady fuck or from a pharmacist. And truth be told, a lot of your experiences with drugs may also have been directly related to the cut in the substances. Heroin, for instance, in it's pure form, is ironically not even THAT bad for you. It's the cut in the drugs that makes it worse. Yes, there is a risk of overdose when dealing with pure heroin, but it's not dirty like Black Tar or even what's nowadays considered "good" Heroin. In fact, pure Heroin is completely clear, not the dark black shit that addicts are unfortunately pumping into their veins. 
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  897. These guys have serious balls to do this lol... I mean, it's true, 99.9% of the world will never get to actually go inside of North Korea. And if you DO, if they don't like you, they'll even make up a crime or something that you did, and you'll wind up in one of their gulags/prison camps -- no trial, nothing. And there's nothing your country will be able to do to get you out. They're keeping one American right now, I'm pretty sure. Guess he bribed the consulate, too. This is truly an amazing documentary, but like I said, they're crazy for attempting it in the first place lol
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  898. ***** Yeah, that's why you don't "come out of the mental health closet" with anyone except for your doctor. Or people you really, really trust, but that's like being a drug addict almost, if you have a problem like that -- keep it to yourself. Because the problem is people are always going to assume you're on something if you admit you have a drug problem to ANYBODY, even if you're completely clean and sober. Telling society you have mental issues is about the dumbest thing you can possibly do, especially if you really have them. 
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  899. I can't believe you even had to explain that. And just look at the fucking likes/dislikes bar. Like half of the viewers here can't understand the difference between dying out and not being relevant in the mainstream anymore. SMH people are fucking dumb as hell, I swear to God
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  900. Just because you can see someone on YouTube with their independently recorded song and their independently recorded companion music video doesn't make them mainstream. Musicians and artists have more power at their fingertips and more choices career wise at their disposal now than ever before. The mainstream DOES still exist it's just operated and controlled by the powers that be. Well, more like the powers that USED to be, as recently as the mid 00's when radio stations and music channels dictated what a large portion of the country listened to. In other words, they controlled the mainstream. But ever since YouTube came along, it's basically revolutionized independent music for the better and put the power back in the hands of the artists where it should have been all along. But just because they may enjoy some modest YouTube popularity with a few million views and maybe a few hundred thousand subscribes, I mean, it's great they have that platform and all but that doesn't make them part of the mainstream. Not by definition. It's just made it more possible if not more likely for someone like yourself to be able to find it because some mega corporation didn't have to vet and approve it first.
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  901. Was Biggie really making that much of a splash back then? I mean, not that I believe it 100% but the movie about Biggie would tell it that basically Biggie and Diddy came up TOGETHER, like as in they both were nobodies. Meanwhile, I guess Tupac was older than Biggie wasn't he. Hm. Well it wouldn't shock me man, I'll put it that way. Suge Knight had something about him, it wasn't gangsterism but he certainly had this like controlling power about him. And yeah if he found out some dude from the east coast was literal fire he'd probably want him the same way he wanted Tupac, Snoop, Dr. Dre, etc. The talent.
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  902. North Korea for most people is so bad you will NEVER know how terrible it is unless you get your wish and have a chance to live there. You know, I will buy a ticket there and you can give one to your girlfriend on me if that's the way you really feel. I wouldn't go to North Korea if you pay me. The conditions are rumored to be worse than what the Jews were subjected to during the Holocaust. I would rather live in Compton than North Korea all day long. North Korea is a terrible fucking place; maybe a beautiful country but the people have ruined it. Besides if they keep what they're doing up they're going to get themselves thrust into a crisis that could devolve into WWIII so there may be nothing left to visit at the end of the day. IT will be their fault though. But yeah trust me if you manage to see NK in a tourist capacity, do realize you are only being shown what they want you to see. The REAL North Korea is darker and more disturbing than we probably even fully understand yet. It's so isolated very little gets in or out of the country without permission. You get stuck over there and one of those things will be you, if you get unlucky...
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  903. North Korea is probably the shittiest country on the entire planet. Shane Smith almost got detained there, speaking of journalists who go there to film it in all of it's humanitarian, natural beauty. He kept derailing from the government ordained and approved tour to film things that were not yet approved, and they caught him a few times. After the 2nd or third time they actually took his camera from him and destroyed it. "The people look happy and healthy" -- the same country where if you don't show blind devotion to the dear leader with enthusiastic applause that you'll be sent to the gulag, that they're actually putting on appearances of happiness and health? Besides, you're only seeing the ones who get to eat, and even they are fucking miserable. If you stumbled into one of their many prison camps that exist pretty much exclusively for the benefit of China I feel pretty sure you'd eat those words pretty quickly, considering they're worse than the Jewish holocaust camps ever were, reportedly. North Korea doesn't want a "peace treaty". They want the right to pursue a nuclear program both for the energy benefits AS WELL AS so they can stack bombs like America and China and Russia are. North Korea, the same country that is always misbehaving and shooting off missiles into the ocean near a) Western allies b) Western interests and c) their OWN allies and interests. They're doing it from a standpoint of absolute distrust, and basically doing it from a standpoint "well fuck you, whether we have the approval or not we will be a nuclear state one day or die trying". Read, they will die trying if they keep this up. It's only a peace treaty from the standpoint that if they got it then they'd all fall under the realm of threat management by "Mutually Assured Destruction" when it comes to nuclear bombs AKA MAD. But this is North Korea we're talking about. They're not known for being the most reasonable country in the world or anything. So they're less likely to be the one who stops from firing the bomb because they are so driven by their desire to destroy the United States. I mean say whatever you want, you're just seeing the North Korea propaganda and taking their side. I am taking the propaganda I've seen and siding with that. By that I mean the propaganda North Korea themselves have made and put out. The one with the White House blowing up and North Korea having won such a colossal victory with no casualties on their own side is a really great one to start with. I challenge you though, go. Go to North Korea. Take a camera please. Get caught with it. I hear it's kind of like Space for war prisoners in North Korea. Once you're there, nobody can hear you scream. You can certainly try though. Enjoy that. More power to you.
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  904. They don't want a peace treaty. They want the ability to pursue their nuclear bomb program even though they have a track record for being clinically insane as a nation. The idea that they're anything but a totalitarian government that systematically oppresses it's own people is just false. They do allow you to "tour" there but they make sure everything you see, hear, eat or otherwise experience there is all decided on beforehand in a highly controlled state program. They'd never let you see the really truly terrible things that are happening there. I don't believe everything the MSM says either but I sure as fuck don't believe that NK is a truly good country at heart, either. They're fucking insane. As are you if you are living in such a bubble to distrust MSM while talking about how great NK is in the same breath. If you really believe that and do decided to move there though, well, good luck with that. You certainly won't have to worry about the American MSM there anymore. All you get there are NK state sanctioned programs.
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  905. ***** Sure, like WWE level pro wrestlers probably not only have greath health insurance, but some of them may even have insurance on individual body parts. WWE is a multi billion dollar company, CZW said it themselves, they're lucky to profit from the show alone usually like 5 grand, that's per each Tournament of Death. Look, it's not a lot of money. Yes, it's the more amateur level, but ... still, there's better ways to "make it" in mainstream wrestling than mutilating yourself in the short term for a crowd of 1 thousand people. For like, who knows how much or little money. I don't know the path to that since I am admittedly not the biggest wrestling fan in the world but the real money is ironically in the more tamer versions of the sport, I notice.
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  906. +Teenager They got this one video about Good and Evil Magic in Mexico and they actually at one point use a live chicken in it for a ritual, and once they were done, they broke the chicken's neck and head clean off, and the VICE reporter even drank the blood after all was said and done. This case is a bit worse since children were involved, but there is a VICE documentary where an animal is shown as part of a sacrifice and then killed at the end.
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  907. Alin Hanciu Yeah this one was interesting. It's disturbing and it's sad, but interesting all the same. It happened not too far away from where I live. About an hour, maybe two. People around there don't really like to talk about it very much, for obvious reasons.
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  908. It's such an unoriginal quote that not only have I seen it in at least two video games, I really don't even care who said it first. That'd be like saying something as uninspired as "I believe the sky is blue and the grass is green" and then trying to suggest that they were there first lol, it's definitely something I've heard somewhere though.
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  909. venus baptiste Well, whatever, agree to disagree then. If you don't detect logic in anything I said before then you won't detect logic in what I have to say now. I literally said I understand that it exists but I mean let's just be really honest Gonorrhea does not equal HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C. And it is much riskier. Anal sex practiced by anybody, gay or straight, is far more dangerous than vaginal sex. Period. Look it up. It all has to do with proximity to blood vessels, because it is transmitted by blood, and the anus as it is not designed to endure such punishment is very, very fragile, and is bound to bleed. That's why if you really must engage in such behavior, wrap it up. The only probably more risky behavior a human being can engage in as far as contracting serious blood-borne illnesses is engaging in IV (intravenous) drug use and specifically sharing your equipment, needles and spoons and/or all. So yeah. I am not comparing most human beings to murderers and I am not comparing most of them to thieves. The murderer part came from the other person justifying homosexuality because it exists in the animal kingdom. Which is a really bad argument, for so many reasons. The tendency for individuals to lie compulsively is me simply saying some people are born with that, too. Not all, not even most, but some. And I can say the exact same fucking thing about the gays, too, because not all, not most, but some people are born with that predisposition too. It's in such minor numbers it can only be explained as a deviance from what is otherwise normal behavior.
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  910. Thanks! Can't hurt, right? The prayers that is. Counseling. LOL yeah OK no I think I'll just smoke weed until my problems magically vanish cause weed is teh meduhsinz bruhhh it even kills hep-c dahhhh /s It doesn't. That's all I was saying.
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  911. Says the one who recommends the damn shit for all of life's diseases, including Hep-C. Did I mention that I don't smoke a lot per day? I regulate it, which is great because marijuana has more tar than tobacco does even. That's not to say it's worse necessarily, I am just saying that the idea that burning one every day as a healthy habit is false. Anyways may your own bad wishes fall back on you in the most karmic fashion possible.
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  912. Yeah, emphasis literally on your choice. Thank God it's not you and your apparently probably similarly snooty "associates" making the rules then, for the rest of us, simply because you don't partake at all. Generally speaking people who drink don't act out, though, it's certainly a number in the minority. To punish the majority at the behest of you, the minority, is nothing short of tyrannical. I guess you can always drive wherever you travel?
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  913. I mean... all rappers have their entourage. This is not a new thing. Eminem brought D12 with him. For example. Those were his people coming up. Hip Hop is all about loyalty, it's a cultural thing. 
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  914. Or they could use it for terrorist bombings etc. Can you imagine? That's probably the main thing they're worried about is someone blowing the damn things up
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  915. he better be
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  916. Honestly I think they should give kids more options as far as WHERE they want to eat. The extroverted folks are the people who actually love the concept of a cafeteria and being in a room with all of one's friends and maybe even a few enemies. In other words, other people in general. But for the introverted folks, maybe have alternative choices that are more quiet for them to eat. You don't get your driver's license until at least sophomore year, in some states not till like Junior or Senior year. Anyway when I was in school they let you drive off and go grab lunch wherever you wanted as long as you were able to get back in time. Barring that though, let them go to the bleachers or to a quiet nature area or anything, whatever makes them feel most comfortable, because I think forcing people into social situations is what gets a lot of people in trouble. Those "eyes" you feel may not even actually be on you at all but what I think you're really feeling is peer pressure. So yeah, I am with Amazart, the more you can tune that out the better. Trust me, once you get out of high school life will improve for you significantly, starting with the social aspect, something middle and high school are notoriously difficult for being.
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  917. Yeah because there weren't any black people in the audience ... /sarcasm
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  918. As soon as I heard that I was like "Is it though? I guess anything looks rich compared to Zimbabwe at the peak of their inflation but seriously..."
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  919. Exactly, this is exactly what I was about to say. Their idea of making it right is to give them another shot at being right? What the actual fuck
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  920. I mean, not for nothing but if you get caught breaking and entering into someone's car AND steal an item worth $600 (or worse still, a litany of items that are valued at over $1000 or whatever) you're not just gonna be getting probation for that. Of course it all depends where you're from I guess, but I will say this that technically speaking if you get caught pirating movies or anything really, yeah, you're screwed. But I honestly think they put the numbers so high in those FBI warnings as more of a deterrent than a "we're actively seeking you out to impose these fines and penalties on you". The problem with piracy is so widespread that if they were able to catch everyone, we'd all be living in cardboard boxes or tallying up how many days if not years we have left on the inside of a cell block in some random federal penitentiary, anywhere in the country that has enough room to take you (as of right now, intellectual property piracy is a federal crime).
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  921. That dude showing his money, he got like 140 bucks. What a G 
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  922. ILLmazing7 Have you ever heard of V Nasty? That's one of Riff Raff's "home girls", a white girl who uses the N Word openly, who makes you question if they're legitimately given a hood pass or whatever, or not. It's like, it's honestly incredible in a way. They're like performance artists. But not on stage so much as they are in real life, and in interviews, as you can see here. 
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  923. Drinking others' blood can extend the lifespan of people? So long as they don't have HIV or Hepatitis, I guess. 
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  924. yeah I second the "I would sorta smoke it but save the rest of it for bongs or other methods that use the weed more efficiently". Just cause, when will you ever get the chance to smoke such a joint again? Not anytime soon. Like joints in general are well known to be one of the biggest wastes of weed of all time.
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  925. Yeah it's basically like just the illusion of a medical practicioner. Don't get me wrong EMTs change save lives but nurses even and Doctors absolutely they are not. They aren't well paid at all.
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  926.  @chadblanchard4914  That's dope actually I never thought about it that way. There's a lot of numbers used a lot in religion, theology etc etc. 3 is the big one. But 28 makes sense as well, I never thought about it like that. I simply thought it was just a convenient number for the movie, about the length of a month or so plus a few hours, minutes and seconds as well. But this kind of movie there's meaning behind just about everything so you are probably right.
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  927. People will really be upset when bees die but yeah vultures have their own role too.
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  928. I personally don't think anybody is gonna sit the Iron Throne. I think Cersei will be the last one who ever sits upon it; she's gonna lose the city most likely and in a fit of pure Cersei selfishness and rage is going to blow the entire city up (remember all the other caches of Wildfire she hasn't used yet?) and perhaps even herself and her brother at the same time. Alternatively some people think Jaime will kill her, I dunno. I think Cersei will die in a Mad King moment but in the process King's Landing will be wiped off the face of the planet along with the Iron Throne that resides there.
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  929. "close enough" the cop says, as bullets whiz past his head.
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  930. She's as much a member of House Martell as Jon Snow is a member of House Stark. In other words, she may as well be counted. Especially in Dorne where bastards are not relegated to the lowest levels of social stratification. In Dorne, bastards are basically considered as equals among the legitimized, especially if their parents truly were Lords and Ladies. EDIT: the bit about the bastards is right but I was thinking about the wrong character, clearly. She's not a Martell.
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  931. George RR Martin said it will be a bittersweet ending. My take on is that a lot of our favorite characters, some that given logical storytelling dynamics would otherwise never reasonably die (like Arya for instance) will die in the end anyway. Jaime I think will die, too. I wouldn't even be shocked if Jon Snow died again, or if Dany died. I wouldn't be shocked if at least one, maybe two, maybe all three dragons dies before the end. There's going to be a lot of death, some we're going to cheer for, some we're going to want to throw our remotes for. But the one thing I will agree with Juan about is that once the dust and smoke settles, everything probably WILL be Okay again. All the evil will have been vanquished, and all the horror that Jaime and Cersei's twincest and the civil war that sprang up in it's wake will have been eradicated. That's the sweet part. The bitter part though is that the entire world will be in shambles. All the people who were vying for the throne will realize that at the end of the day, because they fought so brutally for it, the irony will be that in their destructive efforts at the end of the day there will be nothing left to rule, period. If Jon Snow does live, I could see him basically being handed the Iron Throne and him saying "you know what? Forget the one throne system, my first and only action as the one true king is to dissolve the Seven Kingdoms (the way it was before Aegon Targaryen) and you guys can rule over yourselves again just like the good old days. I'll be in the North, rebuilding." and with that he gallops headlong to the North so he can do just that. George RR Martin is a pacifist in real life; his works do contain a lot of violence and warfare, but just keep in mind that he himself does not believe in violence. And all the violence we've seen over the past few years has done nothing but hurt the world of Westeros. That and the ambitions of people who would have had the Iron Throne for themselves. At the end of the day, NOBODY will win because in real life George RR Martin believes that the net result of warfare is nothing but hell and destruction. His works capture that masterfully and beautifully.
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  932. Appreciate it man :D
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  933. It'll be OK Alex. Anyway, only one I remember was Ass Burgers, but I've seen pretty much every episode of South Park at least twice, so ... refresh my memory about the 2nd one, assuming that's what you meant in the first place.
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  934. hahahahaha X'D I am sure he will explain at some point...
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  935. He was absolutely mesmerizing in The Night Of. If you haven't seen that yet, I highly recommend you do.
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  936. Ash Damn... well, that just made me rather sad. :(
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  937. Congrats man
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  938. +Angel Reyes They're making another season, but I honestly don't know how they're intending to pull that one off. They're already basically at about the very end of the story for Pablo, unless it's all about him being on the run from now on -- however, I predict the show won't end with his death. I bet it explores the other cartels more next season and his death will probably occur in Season 3. Just my theory. :P
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  939. ***** 6 feet, 2 inches. 
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  940. yeah if your family is even remotely teasing you for it I'd probably scarcely ever talk to them again. I mean I'm not gay or anything but I have a feeling they think I am, which to me is about the same thing anyway. Even if I WAS, if that's grounds for me to be treated differently that says a lot about them to begin with. But yeah all these "coming out" videos where the family actually accepts it and it's all lovey dovey, etc., that's not always the case. If any kids read this are afraid of what your parents might say or do if you told them you're gay, you should consider waiting till college to come out. Or till a time that you can pursue it more privately. If you're underage and they don't like it they literally could send you to a place like this, as much as that pisses me off to even realize.
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  941. Carl Johnson CJ! 
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  942. Carl Johnson I knew Big Smoke was up to no good from the very beginning. From the time you guys all went to Cluckin Bell. You could just tell something was up with that dude. Glad to see you made it out alright, tho homie :P
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  943. What the fuck? What an evil, evil person. This is just downright disturbing, honestly. She made it seem like she was trying to pressure him to run away with her or something, it's so casual. This is one of those cases where just off-handedly telling someone to commit suicide is actually very, very illegal, and I bet she'll do some time for it. Maybe not even enough, especially if they go with Manslaughter.
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  944. Sansa's been through to much to get killed off. But that doesn't mean shit, really, that's not how the cookie crumbles as a rule or anything in the world of Game of Thrones. I thought Margaery was the most fit female character to be an effective ruler and Cersei wiped her off the face of the planet in one fell swoop. A cowardly move, on her part. But effective.
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  945. It's less to do with the weight (although it does weigh enough less that that is also something that should be considered) and more to do with the fact that you're practicing with something that is bulkier and wouldn't feel the same as a sword. There are lots of differences besides just the weight, but from a practical combat standpoint LARPing absolutely would not prepare you for real combat, particularly combat with a mock medieval weapon in what we have defined the parameters as taking place in a post-apocalyptic but otherwise modern day world.
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  946. ***** Obvious troll is obvious. 
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  947. Nina Mansur Ah yes good point, I keep forgetting Robert himself was in love with Lyanna. 
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  948. Bill Ding Ah, snap man, sorry to hear you're back on again, but I know how hard it must be... one of my good friends from high school was on it, along with Xanax and who knows what else, and it also started with pills. Nowadays that's the story it seems like 99% of people who are on these programs seem to share. The pills. The extent of the problem is so far beyond the scope of understanding of most people, too, like the ones who aren't affected by it personally. It's just crazy.
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  949. rdizzy1 That's absolutely correct, I have tried explaining that to people before but so many of them their eyes glaze over when you start talking "half life" etc but yeah that's why it's such a great medication as far as dealing with opiate addiction, however that long half life is also the reason that a full detox from Suboxone (even if one tapered beforehand) lasts so long. It's longer and more drawn out but more gentle than a full on Heroin detox, whereas Heroin due to it's shorter half life has a more intense, violent withdrawal that lasts only a few days versus ... well, like weeks in some cases depending on where the user chooses to jump off. Most people will probably stay on it indefinitely, even the rest of their lives.
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  950. I'd be super careful buying something like that from a wholesaler, no offense to India online vendors or anything but... you know, scams do happen. All the time.
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  951. Al Ken made good points all around but I think that the similarities of heroin and alcohol are apples and oranges at least insofar as society goes. First off, way more people use alcohol and most of them are not alcoholics. It's a casual thing that many people can control whereas some people with addictive personalities may not be able to control it. But the simple fact is there are more functioning people who use alcohol, and more people who use alcohol in general, than people who have ever tried Heroin anyway. Heroin just the word itself carries one of the worst stigmas of any drug besides maybe meth nowadays and even coke. The sort of stuff most people just stay away from. As far as the damage potential though yes I believe that more people have died from alcohol but that is largely in part because it's legal and it's more accessible than street drugs. If Heroin was legal I think it would either result in more deaths or (statistically speaking anyway) it may even result in less deaths ironically enough. Portugal is the crown jewel of an example of this, it lowers death rates as well as the rates of infectious disease spreading (something that many people who get into IV drugs discount the risks of, forget the substances they're taking, how about AIDS if you share needles or more common than that Hep-C?) but really yeah in my own opinion I do think alcohol is more harmful than opiates are. By far. But it's largely a question of availability in that case.
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  952. That's probably the way a lot of people feel about it, actually. Otherwise it's like maybe slightly more exciting than soccer.
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  953. CaShfiend G It's a war-zone down here m8. Fly safe. o7
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  954. Blerie Onez Ok, how about this -- go pick up a heroin habit, you goddamn genius, tell me how smart you think that decision was about 4 months in and you've just graduated to the needle. Your life will be fucking ruined. Curiosity/experimentation with drugs? Sure, everyone does that a little bit. But that's precisely my point, I highly doubt the numbers are truly better represented for smart people. If anything, I would say intelligent people are more likely to get addicted to substances/be addicts in general, but I don't really see how feeding that beast is inherently smart either. I don't write like a reporter, you just write like a fifth grader, which also has me challenging the claim that you're "intelligent" at all, but I digress -- the only successful junkies I can think of already had money by the time they really got in deep with drug use/experimentation/ultimately addiction.  
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  955. Blerie Onez It's just funny you had the gall to imply that you, yourself, were intelligent, as if that was the only source you had to prove that intelligent people have more of a "propensity" to do drugs. No, I think you're just an average, run of the mill, drug user. Nothing special. But if you think I am not countering all of the points you made (before you came back here to tell me how you intended to tuck your tail between your legs and run) then you're either not reading, are an idiot, or are a troll. But yeah, thanks for the last word, thanks for hearing what I had to say. Good luck with your future heroin habit, it's reserved only for the best and brightest in the world. People like yourself ;)
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  956. CreaturePlaysGames I was just using Heroin as an example, brains. Yes, Meth is also extremely addictive, but in different ways. I would say all of the drugs you listed above have the potential to ruin lives, yes, even the "non-addictive" drug THC, found in Marijuana (anyone who thinks THC isn't a drug and isn't somewhat addictive, especially psychologically, is an idiot). Not physically addictive, mind you, but for people with addictive personalities, Marijuana itself CAN be addictive to some people. Like, those very same people who are like "you can't get addicted to it, but I smoke every day". Just because you don't get sick from not having it, doesn't mean it's not addictive. Heroin is addictive across the board, psychologically and especially physically speaking. I never said Heroin was the only drug, though, that you can get addicted to and/or ruin lives. I encourage you to read a little bit closer, comprehend a little bit better, before chiming in next time. "Contrary to what my comments say" you condescending little bastard, more like contrary to what you were able to understand.  
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  957. I really like this host, Jesse Palmer. He seems to know his stuff about the show whilst looking like someone I'd totally never peg for a Thrones fan but not only is he holding Longclaw there at the end, he knows enough to even know that that's it's name and the material it is made of (Valyrian steel, naturally).
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  958. I don't hate Skylar but I just noticed something, she actually needed a phone book to call 911? That's just dumb. 5:02
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  959.  @1oo1540  Yeah I guess. I think they are probably doing a lot of stuff they're not supposed to do as well, like there are actual truth serums in the world that are pretty effective like scopolamine from Colombia for instance is insane if you've never heard about it. You can refine it into a powder form, blow it into the face of someone and people get robbed that way all the time. It's the kind of substance where you take someone to the ATM, tell them to empty their account and give you all of the money and by the time they come to have no idea it even happened. It's nuts. I believe LSD was also used in similar ways, or they tried it for a while. It wouldn't be "legal" necessarily but one of the first rules of war is there are no rules.
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  960. I think the up tempo version they played at Live Aid is better. But this is great, too. lol I mean come on man Queen has no bad songs.
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  961.  @aaaaaaaawwwwwwww  Well, I will hear you out. But Salvador Ramos was well known in his community for being a bully and an animal abuser among other things. So, if this is going to be one of those things that he was brainwashed or if the entire community was in on it somehow, like they chose this kid from birth then or something. And guess what? I don't believe it. I think some people are just born to be evil and do evil things.
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  962. Anyone that faults you for worrying about money right now has no money. Nobody with a reasonable head on their shoulders is going to fault you for that. It's also really hard for a lot of people who are not in Russia right now to fully understand what is going on. It's basically like the great depression over there right now. That clip of all the people standing in line trying to cash out only to be told that there is no money left, that is precisely what happened in the first few days of the great depression. Everyone wanted to get their money out all at the same time only to find out that there was no money to withdraw. This is how the sanctions are designed to work. It's unfortunate that it's affecting everyday/normal people first and foremost but yeah it unfortunately is designed to breed resentment and even dissent in the Russian people. I don't think anyone expects the Russian people to rise up and overthrow their government, but it's definitely designed to get the people MAD and when people are mad they start looking around for people to blame for it. Right now I am sure a lot of people probably blame the West/The US government. But what it's really designed to get people to do is start becoming bitter towards Putin's regime, because this wouldn't be happening if it wasn't for him right now. People in factories in Russia are walking out due to wage disparity and this also hobbles the Russian war machine as well. The sooner someone close to Putin throws handcuffs on that bastard and turns him in for the crimes he's committed, the sooner things get back to normal. Sadly I don't expect that will happen anytime soon.
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  963. Pandemic is probably my favorite table top game of all time. But yeah, it goes against the grain of the entire social distancing thing. Good thing you can play it online. Till the Internet goes down.
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  964. AYOOOO Joe how's it going man, good to see you here :)
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  965. Yeah, Walter White was also a fictional character, doing fictional things. We're talking about IRL here are we not?
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  966. Jake what you doing here homie hah
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  967. The population of gay people is like 4% in the USA, where it's not only accepted now it's seemingly actively encouraged. With full rights now to get married and everything. So "20-25%" in a place like goddamned Russia? No.
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  968. It was the way she said it I think more than anything else. She was giving him an attitude more or less the entire time, by the end he was fed up so sarcastically he's like "Buh-bye now!" and she replies just as sarcastically "Adios!" Do I think he went overboard to punish her right then and there by doubling it? No, not really, but at the same time anyone that disrespects a judge (as opposed to basically being on their best behavior) is a moron. Unless they actually WANT more time for some reason.
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  969. They don't want students to understand how it works. It's a racket. It's designed from the ground up to make money.
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  970.  Get Money  I always slip up myself, the real name of the plant is Cannabis -- marijuana is it's propaganda name basically but yeah I heard about that as well. It just makes it sound scarier/more dangerous
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  971. Well, my question is did he go beyond asking for "no peanut butter"? Did he also tell them like listen, this is potentially life and death because it is for someone who has a peanut allergy? If he DID tell them that then frankly I think he has the grounds to sue the company, but if he didn't and was just like "No peanut butter please" as if he was asking for a cheeseburger with no ketchup on it or something as benign as him not liking it, then they didn't know the severity of the situation and I wouldn't think they're liable in that case. Anyway, any chances he had of suing them now just went out the window after what he did. I am just trying to understand the situation a little better. Peanut allergies are no joke. People literally die as a result.
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  972.  @flyingwyoming5184  This
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  973. Going to rehab in 3 days. Scary, but necessary.
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  974. Just look at Richard Pryor, he was one of the most prolific users of cocaine in the 70s. It ended up leading him to not only set himself on fire but eventually yeah he was bound to a wheelchair and everything. You have to do a LOT of coke for that to happen though.
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  975. I'll be really honest I kind of hate this new trend where they split final seasons in half. Honestly it seems like that started with Breaking Bad. Then Game of Thrones did it. Then Ozark did it. Then BCS did it. Yes, I know Game of Thrones technically those were two separate seasons but the way that it was before with 10 episodes each then the final two seasons were 7 episodes then 6 episodes, like it may as well have been season 7A and 7B the same way Breaking Bad's final season was 5A and 5B. Same with BCS now.
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  976. "Cause real shit you a bitch like a feline" -- Bandz (RIP btw, he's actually a great rapper just didn't think that lyric all the way through I guess LOL)
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  977. Damn I didn't know his eyeballs popped out ... holy shit. I imagine they popped out cause he was getting beaten so severely, I imagine trying to scoop someone's eye out with just your hands would be extremely difficult. And I can't even imagine the pain, holy shit.
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  978. You don't fucking say. facepalm
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  979.  @Vindrka  I don't know if I agree with the time frame necessarily but the biggest difference between then and now comes down to technology. In some ways I think it might be easier to rule an empire in the modern sense, but in other ways I think it would be easier to rule an empire back then. I don't know, there's a lot of differences between comparing the Roman empire for instance and the American empire but I do know we're already at the point in the timeline where they have decided to control the population with entertainment and distractions as well as eating away at the core of the fabric of civilization by reframing what is admirable in society. We went from idolizing scientists and teachers and soldiers to idolizing athletes and musicians and entertainers in general. 80% of the youth across the world, but primarily in America, have said their "Dream job" for the future would be an influencer. Something of absolutely no importance or significance whatsoever. But that's kind of my point when I say that, once the youth has been corrupted as badly as they have been the future is extremely dubious and questionable.
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  980. Well, she basically had access to all the tools she could ever possibly need to perpetrate her own fraud. That's like growing up with a live-in teacher or something, a mentor, except this mentor's job is to help you be a better criminal. And just so happens to be your blood relative.
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  981. do they not have like a pump system to get rid of excess water in events like this?
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  982. Dad gummit.
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  983. 7:08 that weed jar be sad looking though
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  984. She is completely, totally unfit to be a legal representative anywhere. I don't mind that she was laughing and talking to her client, but I do mind that it was after such a juvenile action as flipping the bird and in a not-so-subtle way to such an extent even he picks up on it THEN they share that moment together laughing. Like, you'd expect that sort of thing from him honestly, not someone who is a lawyer.
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  985. I wouldn't be surprised if they sue and end up getting something out of it in the end. Unless roman is right, where they had to sign something saying they wouldn't sue in order to get released. If so that's fucked up and I would find a really great high profile attorney, the four of them, and sue together arguing that they were extorted on top of being held captive unjustly for the past 18 years. All that and the gov wants to strongarm them into being quiet just so they can get out of a place they enver should have been in the first place?
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  986.  F*СК MЕ - СНЕCK МY РR0FILЕ  Because that shit nearly made me spit my coffee out
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  987. they call that a 187 on a motherf*** cop
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  988. The signs of his true nature have kind of been there all along you just have to read between the lines. All the reports of him being a complete and total asshole when he's not in front of the camera etc.
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  989. Ostensibly he did.
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  990. "As long as my car gets home safe" Uhhhhh... that car is totaled dude.
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  991. They're getting really, really dangerously close to bloodshed at the very least. Once gunshots are fired then it's going to be a human rights issue, among other things. They're going to need support.
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  992. I'm just happy now that if there is a draft, I'm old enough they're gonna end up taking you before they take me. I just turned 30 years old. Still a millennial but they're gonna be looking for those 18-22 year olds because apparently the meat is fresher or something. (By "you", I mean the average Muta audience member, not Muta himself, I know he's like 25 -- but he's also quite gifted with computers so they may anyway just to put him in the cyber division or whatever)
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  993. I remember in the early days of the pandemic when basically all the major news networks would stop everything and let this clown takeover giving his daily briefings where he'd basically tell everyone what we already knew and it was pointless at best, harmful at worst. Constantly just espousing the "facts of the day" which were changing by the minute as we learned more and more about the virus, leading to frequent contradictions. I even asked my friend like "When did we decide this guy was the authority on this?" and he was like "Well, he's the governor of NY so... maybe that's why." Yeah, great reason.
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  994. They say freedom ISN'T free.
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  995.  @finlayson6868  "But his overarching point is that it's still an evil lifestyle and there's only so many ways out of it -- death, prison or in Henry's case, to become a traitor." You missed that part, I guess. Jumped off about 2/3 through the comment. The irony is delicious. I enjoy watching porn as well, in many ways you can say someone getting paid to bone hot chicks could also be a dude's fantasy. Guess in your world that means I want to be a pornstar myself now? Derp a derp. I never said I wanted to join the Mafia. In fact, if anything I suggested the exact opposite. Everyone else had zero problems interpreting the comment. Not you, though. You're special. In the short bus way.
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  996. I love that they use video game controllers to control the robots. It makes sense, they're pretty much exactly what you would want to reprogram into something that could control that PLUS you're talking about these kids in the army now who probably grew up with something similar in their hands from the time they were kids. They are probably flying drones worth millions of dollars using PlayStation or Xbox controllers.
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  997.  @Genhoste111  I don't know the geographical origins of "dabbing" and I really don't want to know lol but yeah probably honestly. We seem to come up with all the really... good ones? As sarcastically as possible.
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  998. I think he's more proud that he's not a junkie anymore than he is that he was a junkie, I'd say he's just more honest about it. I do think he's going to relapse again. I hope not, I hope he proves me wrong, but he does seem to talk about it in terms of like absolute love and reverence. I think he's one extremely traumatic event away from relapsing.
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  999. "What site did I supposedly upload to this time?" This time? As opposed to the other times? You know it's bad if he has to ask.
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  1000. Most people don't understand opiate addiction at all. In a lot of cases addicts themselves don't fully understand it, such as the difference between Oxycontin and Morphine, or Percocet and Lortab. All opiate based drugs, but their half lives are all different. Half lives effect everything from when the addict starts to withdraw from the substance to also how long (and intense) overall the withdrawal will be. Shorter half-lives = a shorter but more violent withdrawal and I imagine when it comes to fentanyl it's excruciating if the half life is that short. Longer half-lives and you're starting to look at like the maintenance drugs that are designed to last a long time before withdrawal kicks in, like suboxone or worse, methadone. There are some people out there who believe methadone is basically impossible to successfully detox from because it takes like a month if not longer to full get out of your system. Anyways, congrats on your sobriety man.
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  1001.  @demurevilleneuvewinslet8235  Yep it's this also in this case he affected a LOT of lives and part of it all with regards to sentencing especially is they want everyone to have an opportunity to say something if they want to. And that requires them to actually be able to be there among other things.
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  1002. I mean honestly when you start messing around with stuff that can be turned into explosives, any parent and/or government bureau especially schools are immediately not gonna be comfortable, whether he gets his own personal Walter White to Jesse Pinkman him along or not. I agree though if he was my kid I'd have tried to foster his clearly passionate interest in the subject matter by hiring an excellent tutor that can teach him the right values and teach him some fun, safe and legal things to do with it. Leave the dangerous stuff at hypotheticals and demonstrations only. But the danger there is that once he learns it, he can't be supervised 24 hours a day.
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  1003. the only positive about the audience is when they show disapproval more than approval, for instance when Bernie comes out with another comment praising Fidel Castro and his communist dictatorship.
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  1004.  Guy Dude  He praised their national life expectancy as well. SMH.
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  1005.  Guy Dude  Yeah, I half expect him to praise Baghdadi for ISIS's self-policing and local LEO initiatives next. It didn't read like "Oh, it's amazing this country has it in spite of communism!" it read as "Oh, this country has it BECAUSE of communism" because that's what Sanders is truly about. That and a fundamental lack of mathematical knowledge. Remember when Hillary had a 98.7% chance to win according to the always-accurate polls? I do. edit: did you really seriously double post your original post again? I read it the first time, not the second. Guess I should probably take a page from Bernie's book and praise Fidel's land of literacy as well. What a fucking joke.
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  1006.  Guy Dude  Bernie Sanders entire plan, when he's not telling people "I won't give every nickel and dime" and to date there's only been estimates as to what his proposals would cost, and the average is approximately $60 Trillion dollars. That's three times the economy of the United States as is. He cannot afford to do everything he says he's going to do. Not even if he did implement his three-prong plan that he suggests would pay for it ALL. 1) Defund the military. Something that will absolutely never happen. 2) Take the money from the country's richest people. Won't happen, if he's the nominee all their money will simply be moved to a bank most likely in a place like Switzerland where it won't be touchable in the event the man does become President (read: he won't). 3) Tax the "billionaires" and corporations across the country. This entire plan if enacted would completely destroy the US economy as it already is, and it would also precipitate a stock market crash. Not a recession, a crash. By the way, any time someone comes in and identifies themselves -- themSELVES -- as socialists, that's what they are. And the idea of providing for the have-nots by TAKING from the haves, irregardless of the faulty math and the broken promises, that is the essence of socialism. A guaranteed living wage, whether you have a job or not. Something given to you that you would have to take from others. The redistribution of wealth. You know, fucking communism and socialism. I understand you're a bleeding heart liberal but that doesn't mean you have to be a moron, too.
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  1007. I noticed the tie ... after I noticed the pinstripe suit lol I can't think of anything more "mob" than a pinstripe suit.
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  1008. Honestly like if you live in a place even like that and let it get run down so much that it looks like a shanty shack, just be homeless. It's cheaper. I don't see anything wrong with the dude cleaning the place up for people who appreciate it. If people just wanna let it and themselves go, like honestly San Francisco is unbelievably homeless friendly in the same state. Go live there instead, for less money, and you can live as "free spirited" as you want with zero consequences instead. People act like they're paying more money for no benefits. Are you kidding me? He's making the entire place look nicer, he's hiring all these people to come do these jobs at no additional cost to the people living there whether they're on the way out or destined to stay, and hiring private security which they claim is for the workers benefit only but it's just as much for the people too if they could only allow themselves to see it that way. Seriously, don't like it? Go elsewhere. The ones complaining about altercations are most likely the ones who let their homes fall to ruin which affects everyone else negatively then they have the balls and audacity to say they were negatively effected by what literally are simply just improvements.
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  1009. Beginning sounding like the beginning of Mario 64 or am I tripping
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  1010. Sounds like outliers to me. Most people whether they admit it or not are vaccinated now. Some had to and it wasn't their choice, some did it reluctantly but didn't have to, and others did it willingly. I do not know a single person who has had any complications from it and I know a lot of elderly people who you'd think would be most susceptible to it who are triple vaxed and doing fine. It is a risky thing for them to have to come up with something like it so quickly and rush it to market with very little in the way of testing or whatever, but the facts remain that most people who were hospitalized for Covid at the peak were not vaccinated. It didn't prevent you getting Covid, no, but by basically every available metric it made it so that if you ever DID get it you would be much more likely to not need hospitalization and, barring that, die from it. I don't know, sure some people had some negative reactions to it. That's the way it is with every pharmacological issue or product in history. But I know enough people now that if the "blood clots" and "heart attacks" were common enough to warrant any reasonable level of fear to such an extent you forego the vaccine to begin with, we'd be hearing about it. If not from the powers that be (those spooky, tricky powers that be) then, you know, people we actually know IRL personally or from people they know. Outliers will always be outliers.
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  1011. This kid is a poser
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  1012. Satanism really is kind of a religion that is built from the ground up on selfish principles. I don't think they'd like to hear it described that way, but basically whereas most other religions call for caring for all of humanity as if they were you, Satanism is all about forgetting that and building your SELF up. Taking care of your SELF. And if you do anything harmful or detrimental, whether it was fun or not, take responsibility for it. It doesn't call for animal sacrifice in fact it's strictly forbidden in the official Church of Satan to harm anyone other than yourself (and again, even then, do it responsibly and accept responsibility for your actions). But yeah. I blame them calling it Satanism honestly, but then again it wouldn't have 10% of the members it does if it didn't call itself that.
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  1013. Wow he never really even got to experience the 80 mg Oxy's if he got into it around 2012. He got hooked on just Roxies? And then he is now a functional heroin addict who only smokes it, never needles. THAT is why he's functional. Once you go to the needle your life will never be the same. Nothing will ever feel as good as it was the first time or two you do it that way, and then you are doomed to chase that feeling with varying levels of success (but never actually reaching the pinnacles of ecstasy the way it was the first time ever again) the rest of your habit. And when you get clean, you will find that the temptation and cravings do go away -- but you never forget what that felt like. That's why successful rehabilitation from opiates is so low.
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  1014. Pakman shut the fuck up, don't even begin to compare racial slurs with homophobic slurs (I hate the word homophobic, by the way, think of a better word etymologically to describe one's disagreement with homosexuality) the journey of a gay man or woman isn't even 1/5 as hard as it is to be black, still, in this modern age. Will some people still treat you like shit if you're gay? Absolutely, that's why keeping it a secret used to be a survival technique, but at least you can hide that from people who would otherwise judge you. Can't hide the color of your skin from anyone. So don't even go there
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  1015. Fuck AIDS. robbed us of the greatest performer that ever lived.
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  1016.  @BrockwRock  This is exactly what I was thinking. He is going to go back into the program a legend in their eyes. The guy did something most inmates can only dream about, which is to say he escaped if only for a little while. He got to enjoy freedom again and where most people have to crawl through sewers or whatever to escape, he literally just walked out the front door. He IS going to a new facility but it's not like people don't know who he is or anything, they have TVs and the news in prison too.
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  1017.  @buttdisease  damn thanks dude... I don't guess that match is available online or anything anywhere? I hope everyone has fine, it must have been extra dangerous and stupid this time if everyone involved in it (the main event) had to go to the damn ER...
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  1018. Waaaaaah. Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaah. See you in 2020, especially if it's Bernie "4/10 of Americans won't vote for a Socialist; source: NPR" Sanders
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  1019. In the final episode of Season 2 when they're singing "Some Broken Hearts Never Mend" the boots she's wearing are stunning. And I am a dude. I don't normally notice things like that. One thing that show really nails besides everything, honestly, is hammering home the idea that the Gemstone kids are unconscionably materialistic and that includes having nice clothes, cars and jewelry etc. So it does make sense. I also suspect each of the actors were given a lot of freedom in every aspect of the character including their dress, etc.
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  1020. They're pretty good at sniffing out people as arson investigators and believe me you're not the first person who has thought that same thing, some people think the same and actually do it but try to make it look accidental. Sometimes it works, but a lot of the times they get caught. However there are some people out there like criminals basically who specialize in it to such an extent they can make it look accidental. Such as triggering an electrical fire, and more specifically knowing what the authorities are looking for in determining whether it was accidental or not.
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  1021. You deserve credit as well for your own role in this guy going down. It was a joint effort basically that involved not just you and people like you working to expose these people but various branches of law enforcement as well. I wouldn't be surprised if in an alternative reality where you didn't do the work that you did, he'd likely still be out and about working his criminal magic. At the very least you raised awareness and helped to expose him, saving unknown numbers of potential victims and who knows how much money in potential losses.
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  1022. If everyone only did what they wanted to ALL of the time, nothing would ever get done. That doesn't mean you can't find work that you love. It's just that, by no sudden shift of definition or otherwise does "work" ever cease to still be "work". People working at Wal-Mart are doing it because they have to, not because they want to. That's asinine. Not everyone can drop everything including their morals and become a pimp instead, and thank you Mark for pointing that out right after he said it, like "You think the girls that work for you like what they do?"
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  1023. Last I heard Wiz stopped smoking blunts for health reasons, so that was impressive. But to see him transform into someone who looks like an extra from Mortal Kombat, that's something else entirely.
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  1024.  @robertaguilar8310  Exactly. I don't care how many ways they try to put rules in war, but when it comes to actual warfare the first rule is there are no rules. War brings out the worst in people. It's the most primal instinct there is. Survive or die trying.
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  1025. Making fake wire transfers if it's part of a confidence scheme (specifically if the fake transfers are meant to trick the victim into giving more money) absolutely 100% does constitute fraud and probably some other crimes as well. This is all federal offense territory. He'll end up doing time in a federal prison when all is said and done as a result of all of this.
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  1026. Yep. Par for the course for these clowns.
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  1027. The problem with that is there is no such thing as non-human bias. Bias exists because humans are inherently biased, this means that in school a lot of the opinions you have on world events depend in a lot of cases on who wrote the book. Most textbooks take a liberal bias, decidedly, nowadays, for instance. Anyway, the Supreme Court justices are supposed to be as fair and balanced as possible, as unbiased as possible, but again, there is no such as NO bias. Ultimately the judges can be predicted to vote one way or another -- conservative or liberal. But at the root of that though they're still supposed to take each on a case by case basis, in the case of Justice Roberts he's expected to vote conservative and yet he's the only thing standing in the way of the Supreme Court being entirely conservative. More than anything else about the prospects of Trump winning 2020 is that at least one more of the justices is liable to die (I'm sorry, but RBG may be one of them who doesn't make it another four years from 2020) and the president more or less can put whoever he wants there so long as Congress approves of it.
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  1028. Jon Snow wasn't killed immediately by Grey Worm not just because of plot armor but because the entirety or most of it of the Northern Army was standing just outside the now smashed castle gates. If they killed Jon Snow, a new war would begin immediately between the remainder of Dany's army and the remainder of Jon's. That actually made sense.
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  1029. I mean I'd say he's gonna regret those tattoos when he's an old man but like... let's be real. He won't make it.
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  1030.  @fatalshore5068  That's cool and all but like unless you wanna shift to voice acting altogether (Mark Hamill from Star Wars comes to mind) like the goal of your career should be to do as many projects as you can. If you are lucky in the beginning, you will get a great part, in a great role, in a great movie. Edward Norton from Primal Fear comes to mind; the youngest person (at the time) to be nominated for an Academy Award in his debut film IIRC, and he deserved it, but then he basically got to choose the roles he got after that. Going back to the Frodo analogy, like Elijah Wood has been acting since he was a kid but ever since Frodo it seems like his career slowed down. Contrasted to Daniel Radcliffe who made a fortune off of the Harry Potter movies, he's still acting and doing weird roles and some stage shit to this day. Then we have Aaron Paul, who like... actually agreed to do the Need for Speed film. And not really showcase the extent of his acting ability, although again I think his range really isn't as great as people think it is but he WAS Jesse Pinkman. Like, it was nearly effortless for him is what I mean to say because in many ways I think he WAS Jesse. If you look at the beginnings of his career especially he's always playing these like angsty high school kids and/or fuck ups. Not knocking it, just saying. But he was born to play Jesse and thank God he did, nobody else but him could have played it the way he did.
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  1031.  @tamarevans9025  Yeah when I was still in college "Red Eye" was my favorite show that FOX had on. It was so unlike anything else on the channel, or really any other news network for that matter. So informal, so funny. But even back then I knew it was just a matter of time before he would land a primetime gig with them.
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  1032. I mean, considering she's allowing what's basically a homeless camp to operate without regard to the law... I get what you're trying to say, but if we had more mayors like her I'd argue we'd have even MORE homeless.
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  1033. Yeah the opportunities are limitless I would almost say... except they're actually incredibly limited
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  1034. Smoking is bad. Don't get it twisted. Smart people do it but it's not a smart decision to start or anything. Source: I smoke. Worst thing I ever picked up in my life. Trying to quit.
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  1035.  @34672rr "he looks more like a thunb than a joint" I always thought asteroids looked like thumbs myself, too, I was agreeing with you there, guy. Of course that rock looks like a thunb.
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  1036. Sadly Russia in the span of like six very short weeks so far has transformed into a pariah state. It will take decades from the moment Putin is either handcuffed or assassinated (realistically speaking that is the quickest way things will begin to start improving for Russia again -- he is going to have to be brought to justice one way or another) to undo the damage that that man has done. Russia has even been described by many as being a new "hermit kingdom" like North Korea where nobody is willing to do business with them anymore so they're going to basically have to survive on their own or via handouts from countries like China.
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  1037. the woman was probably shot by accident. "being used as a shield" guess that's just how we dress it up for pr reasons
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  1038.  @xBIGMUSCLEx  https://www.motherjones.com/media/2012/03/when-women-used-lysol-birth-control/
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  1039. This dude is out of his fucking mind
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  1040. He only has one modification, and that's a pence sized hole in the booty of the britches. In each pair of pants. Don't ask why.
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  1041. scariest part to me was seeing the creepy smiling guy, not just during the wake scene before the funeral where he smiles at Charlie, something I did notice the first time, then seeing him again towards the end. He has a very particular look about him with the creepy smile, build and blonde hair, but then you see him at the very end in the corner, in the darkness, his teeth almost appearing blue, right before possessed Mom hops down out of the damn CORNER OF THE CEILING to chase him up into the attic, somehow getting inside even though he locks it (again, possessed) and then... yeah you know what happens next, what she does.
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  1042.  @SahiPie  If he attacked England instead of Russia (repeating Napoleon's mistake) he actually probably would've won, but because he made that mistake and spread his offensive too thin and his biggest mistake of all not going after Britain when he had the chance (something we used as a base in the early days of the offensive, wouldn't have been possible if Nazis controlled it too). So no, actually, the Nazis were on their way to winning until they made a few blunders strategically speaking, but this idea "it wasn't going to happen" like the only ones it may not have happened for in the end were Italy and Japan. Beyond that, I sincerely think you have no idea what you're talking about, so shut the fuck up before other people accidentally wind up as stupid as you.
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  1043. He's basically like the next generation's Howard Stern. Howard Stern was known for his outstanding catalog of celebrity interviews, he'd get them to be more candid it would seem than ANYONE else and like honestly more than anything else that will be his legacy IMO, at least that's what I thought until Joe Rogan came along. THOUSANDS of interviews. With a wide range of people.
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  1044.  @leeroyv5345  I think most if not all of them are born with it, yeah. Something in their brains is broken.
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  1045. It's one of those things like he's not just a good looking guy but he's an incredibly talented actor, too. I am not too familiar with actual like David Koresh recordings or whatever but IMO he absolutely nails the charismatic aspect of what these religious like borderline televangelists are all about. I know the show was criticized because it showed him in a more sympathetic light, I disagree with that because I think it showed him at his absolute most manipulative worst and we just interpreted it as sympathy for the character. If you pay attention it shows how he was able to sink his teeth into these people so well, and during times of peace he's not just able to keep them but also to attract more as well. I do think if they were left alone they'd likely still be there to this day, but essentially what the guy was doing was creating slaves out of them and for the most part he was doing it entirely legally. That's probably the main reason they chose Texas as their base of operations.
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  1046. Well, thank you for your service I guess. I appreciate it. Maybe Joe sees it and hires you to do these for all his videos?
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  1047. The fact they have "camps" at all and the media isn't reporting this en masse actually points to just how much power China truly has right now. We can't afford to tell people the truth about China, they'd ignorantly call for war. If the US enters a war with China, we'd probably lose just because we rely on them for manufacturing of just about everything so much. Not least of all is MEDICINE and medical supplies.
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  1048. They have always floated the idea of impeachment, it's just not happened yet because there's never been a time where they had enough seats in both the House AND the Senate to get it done. The first half of Trump's administration, the Republicans controlled both the House and the Senate. So it couldn't really happen then. The second half of Trumps' administration, the Republicans control the Senate only. So what is going to happen, the Democrats are going to pass impeachment through the House successfully at which point it then goes to the Senate, where it almost certainly won't, and if it does it's because even the Republicans have had enough of Trump. But yeah that will be the first time any president has ever been convicted after being impeached. And I am pretty sure all that will happen is he just gets removed from office, he won't go to jail or anything, let alone be hung for treason.
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  1049.  @snorlaxxin8875  Yeah hearing that poor child's agonizing screams triggers something inside of me. That was extremely dark. If Putin wants to wage war, so be it, but do NOT intentionally go after innocent civilians which also include the most vulnerable in society like the elderly and children. He wants to make every single frontline fighter in Ukraine worry about what is happening to their family at home which is why he's going after civilians.
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  1050. John Oliver is maybe the best in that particular "genre" now. I can't believe Trevor Noah hasn't been replaced yet.
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  1051.  Derek Derek  About? And I'd argue just by virtue of watching the video, let alone posting a comment, that we all care or at least have some interest in the subject. Why DON'T you care? If you mean like "why do you care what these dirty nasty people are doing they're not hurting anybody" from that standpoint, in that case I don't. But care enough to comment I do, and so do you apparently LOL le shrug
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  1052.  @nataliagonzalez1698  Fair enough, I am just saying it's in a nation's best interests and always has been/always will be that they have a defined list of coded language that spells out what is and isn't allowed. Stuff that usually is in the benefit of society, like "thou shalt not murder" or "thou shalt not steal". I started to say replace "God" with the word "Government" but that doesn't even 100% work, either. Anyway I think that'd be more beneficial, if anything is, than baphomet, something most people do not understand and don't even care to (it's a good thing they mentioned they're not personally Satanic themselves, because the Baphomet has nothing to do with Satanism).
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  1053. Well there's not been that much research into it as of yet for people to say, I do know for a fact that the part of the plant that people are mostly interested (the bud) does NOT have that much of a CBD property. CBD is the truly medicinal part, and it's not intoxicating either. That would include your Rick Simpson oils, etc. THAT is the medicinal part, but again there's not been enough research to say one way or another. It is known that CBD and to a lesser extent THC does at least discourage or inhibit the growth of cancer cells, will smoking weed cure cancer? Absolutely 100% not. Will it make getting your cancer treated more manageable, less uncomfortable for you, though? Yes.
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  1054.  @kieranduffy6760  Guess it just depends who wins the war then? The Americans won the revolution, therefore it was a revolution and not a civil war or an insurgency which is absolutely what it would've been referred to as if they had lost. The IRA were at war with what they viewed as a "foreign government" which is not dissimilar from what occurred during the American revolution, it's just they lost, so it was a failed revolution or insurgency. I don't care what it's referred to in common parlance. Ireland was absorbed into a country, they didn't like it, so they rebelled and began attacking their own countrymen. I don't care WHAT it was called then or what it's called now, it was an act of a part of a country being at war with itself, therefore it is, by definition, a fucking. Goddamn. Civil War. Doesn't negate my original point either. That's what another civil war in America would resemble this time around. Terrorism. Insurgency. Keep nitpicking, I really don't care. Is Ireland considered part of the UK or not? Technically, Ireland was at war with its own country then. Guess what's another way to describe a country that is effectively at war with itself? Derp a derp. I don't care what stylistic name they've given it, it could've been the war of the merry band of potato men but the TYPE of war is in fact, by definition, a civil war. They may not have recognized being a part of that country, that didn't last very long though did it? Upon losing said conflict especially. When you go to war with your own countrymen, that is a civil war. By definition.
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  1055.  @kieranduffy6760  There was a civil conflict there. Recently as well. Since 1922. AKA a civil war. I can't believe I'm even still arguing the point with you. Did a conflict occur on your own, or your own country before, hitherto or thence, on your own soil? Yes? It was a civil war. I don't give a fuck what you call it as a pet name, I don't care how you even think about it, if blood was spilled by your own on your own soil, that is a civil war.
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  1056.  @kieranduffy6760  It was a civil conflict. Whatever name you want to attribute to it. Besides, you knew what I meant clearly you're just the type that starts most sentences with the word "Actually" to be contrarian. I don't care what it was called. I was referring to the more recent conflict which, by categorical definition was a civil war, all nitpicking aside.
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  1057. ​ @kieranduffy6760  Oh my fucking God are you still going? Call it what you want. You knew what I was talking about though. I don't care what it is called in the mainstream of Irish academia. I do not give a shit. It doesn't invalidate my point, everyone else knew what I was talking about including you. It's just you who has to be "that dude". It doesn't change the fact that it was a civil conflict aka a civil war. It was the more recent one, in fact. Given the qualities and characteristics of it, you knew exactly which one I was talking about but I am not using the name some nerds decided to give it. I don't care if they called it the "constipations of Ireland" you knew what the fuck I meant. Rule of thumb -- pay less attention to exactly what people say in life and pay more attention to what people mean. And unless you wanna be annoying, which clearly you don't have any qualms or reservations about doing just that, don't be the one guy who exists to "correct" them. Sorry I didn't use the name some armchair historians prescribed to it. I used generic terms instead that worked just fine but somehow seemed to wound your unbelievable, ridiculous fragile ego and faux nationalistic integrity. "The troubles" who cares, it was very "troubling" oooohhhhh. Yeah, they're just a bunch of terrorists that didn't want to get absorbed into a superior country so they decided to embark on a losing campaign of terroristic actions. You know, aka a civil war.
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  1058.  @kieranduffy6760  Rule #1: a conflict within a country, perpetuated by it's own countrymen, is a civil war.
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  1059.  @kieranduffy6760  "How well understood you are" -- again, you knew exactly what I was talking about. So it's not really an issue of understanding it's an issue of you pushing up those nerd rims and saying "Well, actually pops pimple you're wrong you see, blah blah blah". Did you understand what I was saying or not? Is it de facto a civil war or not, by the strictest definition we can possibly apply to it? Yes? Keep crying. Civil war is civil war. I can't believe I am even having to explain this to you 10 comments later. That's like saying "Let's go take the car out for a drive" and you're like "No, it's not a car it's a Honda Civic"... It's still a fucking car.
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  1060.  @kieranduffy6760  You knew what I meant. Good God you nitpick like a little girl.
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  1061. Watch this if you want to be sick to your stomach. It's appalling is what it is, thank God the one of them had a sudden bout with his conscience allowing him to turn himself in, because barring that who knows if they'd ever get caught.
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  1062. THIS IS FANTASTIC. oh my God these videos are so good. I just had to tell you, the Christ analogy, I'm tearing up man.
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  1063. It's like when Gilbert Gottfried would always keep asking Daniel Carver (who is the KKK guest most famously from the Howard Stern show) what word rhymed with "Bigger". We all know what word that rhymed with and why he kept asking him to say it, which always resulted in laughs because Daniel Carver just loved saying the word so much. That word of course is "Tigger".
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  1064. They also charged and retreated because think about it, you always want to fight to the strengths of your weapons. And when it comes to horses, the inertia and momentum of the animal was perhaps it's biggest benefit. If they charged and then simply got bogged down in the fighting, they may still have the tactical advantage of being on horseback but not only is the horse now in danger you are sacrificing the greatest benefit cavalry offered which is the ability to hit much, much harder.
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  1065. All the people crying in the comments about Sopranos spoilers and jokes. Look man the show is 20 fucking years old now if you haven't seen it yet, just admit it to yourself you didn't intend to. It's not even a spoiler anymore, you've missed the date due to statute of limitations meaning you have no right to bitch anymore about an old show being spoiled to you.
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  1066.  @twat5225  They are appealing, though. The statute of limitations is over, their final chance at really suing the estate ended when they turned 26 years old. Also, it's not like it's going to be a court case. It will be decided by a judge. And the only entity he can actually sue now would be the same sphere as Michael's employees and his agents/managers, etc. That's not even where the bulk of the money is. But no, it's been thrown out once already (and again it's not going for the estate itself, it's going for this ancillary target they can only really go after because of a loophole) and it will be thrown out again, I guarantee it, ESPECIALLY because the documentary got made. It's not like it's going to be a criminal trial again where it will be something at all decided by the public. It is and has always been decided by a judge, so I really don't see what grand sweeping victory doing the film was from a lawsuit's standpoint. Suing. If anything it will hurt those ambitions, but I get the impression more they just wanted to finally tell the world what happened to them. Realistically speaking mainly because of the statute of limitations, mainly also because they're literally the reason he got off in the first place, they're not getting any money from the Jackson estate before all is said and done. Not even with their superfluous appeals.
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  1067.  @bigbeauner  I don't believe there are corners on freeways. Nice try at what would've been a really corny joke anyway though. 10/10
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  1068.  @m2burles1  Thank you, agree :D and yeah she could capture the character too, as well. She's phenomenal.
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  1069. It probably resonates more with people if they see that he's not just warning them as a formality -- he's legitimately worried about his wife so YOU SHOULD BE TOO.
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  1070. College is kind of a scam, though. A necessary evil in scam form, and it didn't always start out that way, but think about it. The translation is: "You want a job that doesn't involve flipping burgers and frying fries? Better come get this piece of paper!" It's less about the "education" you receive and it's more about that piece of paper. It's racket-ish because the price only goes up year after year, and with more people graduating that piece of paper is actually worth less and less in the end. I also think it's racket-ish because it's drilled into every kid who goes to school now's mind that "you're getting the free stuff now but ultimately you're gonna have to go somewhere else for the final four years (at least) and THAT will cost you. Pick well!" The fact is, not every kid who goes to college should be going there. There needs to be an increased priority placed on trade schools and trades in general, again, lest we end up having the smartest yet most useless body of people in the entire world in about two decades.
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  1071. There's a reason North Korea barely has tourism. You can't go there from America directly but you can go to China, bribe some people and THEN go to North Korea -- VICE before it got as big as it did, the founder SNUCK A CAMERA into North Korea and actually got some of the only footage we have of the country that wasn't officially sanctioned by NK itself. But yeah the actual day to day lives of the average North Korean person are largely unknown, but we can assume it's pretty bad. They still have prison camps etc.
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  1072. Affluenza was a stroke of genius on that guy's attorney's part. It's akin to the "If the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit" line that Cochran said to get OJ off. It's so ridiculous that it's one of those things you'd never in a million years would think would actually work but it did. That lawyer's probably still being paid off for that, it's almost like when you get an attorney as high profile as that you're paying as much for their connections and their track record as you are for their expertise or whatever. He knows just who to grease to get his clients the best and most favorable outcomes.
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  1073.  @841-o6g  Nah I'm good
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  1074. Exactly, the late great Joan Rivers had a great joke that was basically the exact same thing like "I can't believe they even want to be married at all! Let them marry! Why not? Why not let them be just as miserable as the rest of us?" To be honest it's an individual rights thing to me and it always has been, regardless of how you feel about it on an ethical or religious level. It's two people making a deal with themselves and the government and God. I do not seem to enter into that equation at any point, so it doesn't seem to be any of my business and stuff at that point. But sadly wars have been fought over less.
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  1075. @22alexraider That was the plot to an Adam Sandler movie. And to answer your question, no, I don't think they would. Or else they would've done so by now. Why would you want to do that if you're considering two straight guys? Just find a bitch and get married the straight way which was never illegal to begin with. Beyond that you're just talking moronic hypotheticals that literally are so ridiculous and far-fetched and, well, stupid that Adam Sandler himself also thought of it. So TL;DR, to answer your question, not just no, but fuck no. +Mawer -- glad to hear it? I hope in a good way lol
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  1076.  @c.cullum5526  At first she was good. She had the crying down and everything, it wasn't until she was forced to go through it in more detail that contradictions started popping up like "Oh, how was I able to make the phone call when I was tied up derp a derp?" but beyond that she sold the lie pretty well at the beginning.
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  1077. I think he's got gout or something from living such an exuberant lifestyle with basically no real responsibilities. He drinks a LOT. And he drinks really, really fancy/expensive stuff. You are right though to a certain extent like in a dictatorship the last one to run out of food is the dictator. I think he might be sick.
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  1078. Ben Shapiro should've been episode #1776... that would've meant waiting 500 episodes though lol
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  1079. Lie detector tests are notoriously unreliable. A sociopath can pass one all day long, aka someone who is extraordinarily good at lying and deception. They didn't receive any money for appearing in the film. There is absolutely no benefit as far as I am aware to them monetarily or their families to lie.
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  1080.  @dionlindsay2  Cya
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  1081. When I got my passport I just went to the drugstore and had them take a photo of me, then I went to a place and they printed out a passport and gave it to me in like 20 minutes if that. I don't know maybe it's different now I got mine almost a decade ago but it shouldn't take that long to get a passport if you're serious about going to Ukraine. THAT is dangerous though man be careful
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  1082. Alright man I mean this has to be the best pimp outfit I've ever seen. It's not like the others but it's still extravagant enough to be considered pimp
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  1083.  @Eric_Tennant  This is the only reason we haven't gone to war with them yet.
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  1084.  @cindyandeddy  Well that all is true. I agree. But AT THE SAME TIME I do think that it's possible for people to repent for things they said that hurt people's feelings. I dunno. If he was part of some like extremely far-right militant group that would love nothing more than to throw people from the rooftops of buildings because they were gay then fine, like that reflects his character I think. But if you take one tweet from him where he says he doesn't like gay people, basically, or this and that about them out of how many other thousands of tweets, are we to reflect on his character still the same today to such an extent he can't even host the Oscars all because of something stupid he said? I just think we're eventually gonna have no celebrities left at this rate, surely everyone has something dirty under their rug in Hollywood. This MeToo thing may be going too far.
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  1085. In the update video it's revealed he still has the car. This is a terrible look from Dominos though.
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  1086.  @carindamanuel-morgan3493  That's fine you can stay in Zimbabwe.
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  1087.  @happytaffy3366  "well they want mj's money k?" OK, that explains why there is no civil suit pending between the victims and the Jacksons and why they didn't take any money to appear in the documentary. You'd think if they "just want mj's money k" then they'd like... actually be going after it...? And stuff?
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  1088. I do think something about getting sexually assaulted (let's just say it, R4ped) has this kind of effect on stunting people's emotional development. Not all the time but sometimes. My mom was a victim of the same thing, something I don't really talk about a lot, but she's extremely childish now even in her 70's. She loves children's books, she both writes them and she even worked at a library as the director of the children's book program. She's deeply, deeply traumatized but that just goes to show you how damaging it can be to people. Every time I get frustrated with her or we fight I have to remind myself that happened to her.
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  1089. Back when I was using I think I overdosed once. I shot up on an empty stomach which you really aren't supposed to do. Next thing you know I lay down on my "friend's" couch. I say friends in quotations because honestly, he really wasn't my friend in retrospect. A using buddie if you will. And a drug dealer. Anyway, for lack of a better way of saying it I fell asleep and it took water being poured on my face and then getting slapped to make me come to. I mean, it may not have been an overdose but that was as close as I got to it if not. Been clean now over 10 years. Don't ever try that stuff if you're one of those types of people who claim they wanna experience everything even once. To this day I still find myself missing it from time to time and that's only because my brain will never forget what that feels like, and trust me as bad as it is there's a reason people give up literally everything for it. And no, it's not because it makes you feel bad -- the opposite. Not something to play with at all.
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  1090. The Untouchables is a movie I have no idea why it got as much acclaim as it did. I mean it's a 4 star movie to some of them. But yeah BWE is not only more accurate with the real characters anyway, it's also more enjoyable as well IMO. If you have the time to dedicate to it, given how long it is etc.
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  1091. I didn't know he got addicted to opiates (Oxycontin) either. I did know he was addicted to cocaine, he even wrote Misery as a metaphor about cocaine, true story.
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  1092. The Vietcong like the Taliban and Al Qaeda realized they didn't need to win the war, they just needed to not lose it. They knew their own terrain better than our guys did -- they used demoralization techniques and fear in the form of these genius booby traps that made soldiers literally fear every step they took on patrol or otherwise. They also realized that public support for the war at home was not very high to begin with, and dwindling every day especially with every fresh new body sent back to America. But really it's that simple to win a war, sometimes you don't have to "win" the war.
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  1093. They're so naive they think if they control the conversation in terms of music, late night comedy shows, basically all awards, most celebrities (unless they're not afraid of ruining their careers by openly supporting Trump, a la Jon Voight, too old to care most likely anyway) but the reality is they had all of that ahead of 2016 too. Trump didn't win the election because of Russia, Trump won the election because people felt like he was being honest with them. The first honest "politician", so honest of a politician he's not even a politician professionally, so they let the liberals control the conversation but lose anyway because Trump won on the backs of silent people who are sick of all this coddling of the left, punishing the majority at the behest of the minority, so we all have to live in a world where Caitlyn Jenner isn't a freakshow science experiment, but "stunning and brave".
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  1094. People give places like New Orleans grief because they built the entire city below sea level in a place that has to worry about hurricanes half of the year, basically. Pick your poison. You got wildfires and earthquakes in the west, tornadoes in the center of the country and hurricanes in the gulf and on the east coast.
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  1095. So she got stabbed 13 times and his plan was to try to make it look like a suicide? And in the neck no less. Besides, whenever someone does commit suicide by knife frequently you can tell right away because the first few times they strike themselves, they have lighter incisions or scratches even called "hesitation wounds" as if they're still psyching themselves up as they do it. Staging a murder as as suicide, they almost always catch whoever did it. Thankfully.
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  1096. Covid slowed it down.
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  1097. "Did I disrespect you? Did I disrespect you?" 10 minutes earlier -- "You're a p***. You're a punk. That's a b*** move." lol I understand their anger and all but you catch more flies with honey than vinegar truly.
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  1098.  Exeunt Omnes YouTube Jail MegaStar  EXACTLY.
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  1099. Never in a millions years did I imagine that someone, a clown like Donald Trump, would be able to not only become the GOP's nominee, but to then go on to WIN the election, only to lose the next one and yet the party is still his. This has never happened before. The GOP as we knew it is dead, like even during the neo-con era it never resembled fascism the way it does now. They are literally sacrificing the ones who don't remain obedient to Trump. On January 6, these lunatics inspired by his words broke into the Capitol and were literally poised to hang Mike Pence if they could find him. They came very close to finding him, too. And the worst part of all is that they only wanted him because Trump told them that he had the power to nullify the results of the election which is false, only Congress has that power, but they believed it and were calling for his head anyway. They think they're fighting for freedom and for a patriotic cause, the truth is they've been duped by a megalomaniac.
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  1100. I do think China did this on purpose, starting with their own people, knowing it would go all over the world and especially the West. But first they stocked up on all the medical equipment they would need, plus medicines etc. They make the vast majority of those supplies in the world. So it was easy for them. Meanwhile the US and other countries like us depend on them for it and they know it. So they attacked us without having to even leave their own country. It's a genocidal act of war, though. Once we prove it, it's on like Donkey Kong.
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  1101. He knows exactly what he's doing. From that standpoint I kind of don't think he's a good guy at all. I don't think it's his job to be someone's dad and tell them what they can and cannot do, but I would ask himself if he can actually sleep at night after doing these things and if so... how? I think he's definitely a charming individual but so was Ted Bundy.
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  1102. Dude, no. They don't have you murder someone to "make your bones" because it's some collateral they can hold over your head in case you start to deviate from "the plan" or otherwise make them question your loyalty. They do it because if you are an undercover cop, you're not allowed to kill anyone. Some people think the same thing applies to drugs, which is why in movies you see sometimes when they're meeting a new contact or supplier the person will have them use some of the drugs themselves first. Undercover cops are allowed to do most anything to get the trust of the people they're investigating, but murder or otherwise hurting other people is not one of those things. They're not supposed to anyway. That doesn't mean it's never happened, just that they're not supposed to, but honestly that's the advantage criminals have. They're not only allowed to break the rules, they're expected to. Cops on the other hand have to follow the law, to a fault.
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  1103. The Buffalo shooter too. Killed a cat. Slowly.
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  1104. Yep. And it makes me think of these frozen foods that come in plastic and people are instructed to microwave them and I am like this can't be good. I know people who just sort of turn a blind eye to similar things as well. Microwaving coffee in certain cups like good luck with that.
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  1105.  @Alexandra_Wolf  My Dad is also a doctor and my entire life he didn't even recommend myself or any of my siblings become doctors saying "the golden age is over". He saw socialized healthcare coming and warned us basically doctors won't be well paid when it happens. Turns out, they are still well paid even though he was right that Obamacare or whatever did happen. Of course, that's not even really socialized healthcare. Not truly anyway.
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  1106.  @Mr_jz_12  I don't know. It's a statistic. You can look it up if you want. I don't really care that much. I know it's up there.
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  1107. I think Rockstar is behind it honestly. This wouldn't be the first time they've somehow "allowed" a leak to happen, then gotten behind it. Nothing generates more interest than a leak.
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  1108. That assumes they have the same level of technological sophistication that we do. They could be around much longer than us, not to mention cooperate with each other vs. kill each other like humans do (although warfare is one of the primary driving factors behind technological advancement, to be fair). I believe it's possible, they'd need to invent some kind of an energy that regenerates itself infinitely and they'd also probably have to understand wormholes and shit like that.
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  1109. I'd be fine if she voted red then gave me head instead. On a more serious note, you understand the alternative is you're gonna lose to Trump... right? You should be showing solidarity behind whoever ends up getting the nomination. Then you have a fighting chance, right?
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  1110. I understand they can't show him synthesizing it, especially step by step, but can you at least show something along the lines of how he can take tree bark and then turn it into MDMA? I'd like to at least see the final product anyway. No I have no interest in doing it myself, but I just can't imagine that it'd be a very effective way of manufacturing drugs even for personal use.
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  1111. Sorry... I guess you're from France.
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  1112. My landlord's wife who was very mentally ill (she had a form of dementia and had to be institutionalized basically) got Covid, but recovered from it somehow. She was very overweight, not very healthy, and she was probably around 67 or so. She didn't die from it, even though technically she was in the category of people who were most at risk from it. My landlord's MOM also got Covid and she of course is much higher up in age, but she's a rail thin, tiny thing. She is over 85, I think 88 might be how old she is. And SHE didn't die from it, either. Unfortunately his wife passed away in her sleep from an unrelated issue a few months later. But my point in saying this is yes Covid is a terrible thing but I don't think it's as lethal as people are making it out to be. It's a crap shoot, and I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy but the fact is if you get it the chances are overwhelmingly in your favor that you'll survive it.
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  1113.  @teepatterson9713  Yeah I heard about that, but that was only after the reports came out that the shooting was already underway. In the same span of time his dad went home and immediately looked for the gun which was kept in their room and once he noticed it was missing it immediately confirmed what he already knew. That his son was the shooter. I am sure that's when she figured it out as well, but again by the time she sent that message it was already too late.
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  1114. I honestly think it's great, people should be able to do what they want. I think it's more of a sugar daddy relationship with these two though.
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  1115.  @robertbeard6380  I'll keep that in mind when I win the lottery one day lol... by the way, if you have a spouse I am pretty sure if you die it won't even matter what the will states. You share assets I thought anyway if you are married. You may have your own bank account and the spouse has theirs too, but if you die I am pretty sure they are legally entitled to your stuff UNLESS you specifically write them out of it which would be incredibly unusual I would think.
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  1116. Yeah some people actually think the world is literally going to end soon lol some people actually had predicted it would be yesterday actually (September 23) but apparently that delayed slightly... signs of the apocalypse when the world's best rapper is white and the world's best golfer is black. No, I didn't invent that joke LOL.
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  1117. I knew Jeremy by Pearl Jam would be in here :)
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  1118.  @K_Riss1  Nah it went beyond opinions as far as this thing was concerned. It was never "I think" or "I believe", it was "I have it from high level sources that this was a cointelpro operation" that "the children never existed in the first place" and "the parents were all crisis actors". And sure it's not so much punishable if he said this at the dinner table or something, he said it to millions upon millions of impressionable morons that listen in and believe everything he has to say. It goes beyond the whole "opinion" thing, he was saying things about specific people in specific families as if it was fact, with a horn loud enough to reach millions of people. This is why he got sued. It's not illegal to be a moron and have stupid opinions and talk about them, it's illegal to be LOUD about them and have a platform like he did where they can be spread to the impressionable on a level that wasn't possible until recently. It's a dangerous precedent on some levels but overall I tend to agree, he deserves every ounce of burn he gets from it. This was just the first lawsuit, there's two or three more coming down the pipeline too for similar reasons.
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  1119. It's a masterful troll on his part but honestly I would just lie and be like "I went duck hunting last season and I had to separate the CPU and other computer parts from the meat when we went to cook the birds"
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  1120.  @roselikethewine  Nah, psychopathic behavior would imply he just did it for fun. Sociopathic behavior would imply he did it for profit. He didn't do it for no reason/for fun the way a psychopath would. He did it for money. Not a good reason, but it was a reason all the same.
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  1121. I never was able to consistently make money with horse racing. Three card poker on the other hand, that was my jam. I made like $30 million in chips and I have about $60 million in cash. Haven't even touched the island heist yet, but when I do eventually go back I'll have plenty of money to get started or whatever.
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  1122.  @thenorthfaceenthusiast6230  I started to reply to correct you but then I remembered that the original Xbox version is the one I played. That one was great.
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  1123. Yeah if you ever go to prison for like 20 years only to have the charges revisited and then they're like "Yeah actually nevermind you're innocent after all" I really hope you sue the shit out of the DOC
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  1124. It was either paid for by Post Malone or paid for by the sponsor.
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  1125. I'd like to play Minecraft again but I would only ever play on a private server which I do not plan on setting up myself or anything. It'd be cool though I'd basically divide the land based on which players wanted what, but try to insist that we're all more or less closeby. We'll all have a big community base with a rail network that will allow us to travel from the hub to anybody's base and back with ease. That sort of thing. I've done some pretty amazing stuff in single player on Minecraft but it just doesn't feel as worth it when the only one who gets to enjoy it is me, basically.
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  1126. "Par for the course" drinking game. Every time he says "Par for the course" give your dog a shot.
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  1127. Know when someone is stronger than you? Killing innocent civilians is a coward's move. It wasn't even collateral damage, it was intentional. No accidental drone strikes with collateral damage to blame it on. But honestly "know when someone is stronger than you" I can't tell if you are saying that ironically as Russia is now taking a break and going home to lick their wounds before returning with even more guns, ammo and rations. But they are currently losing it just won't stay that way for long. Right now it appears Ukraine made the right move to defend themselves and it's made Russia look weak by comparison SO FAR. Eventually Putin's just going to use the eraser (nukes) and call it a day, with ramifications for the entire world not just people over there.
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  1128. Listen, if you like reading lots of books and travel a lot, there is absolutely no comparison. The Kindle wins hands down. It's one thing, it's light, and can hold thousands of books that would ... weigh your pack down considerably otherwise. It's not the same no but I mean honestly I read my Kindle at home too so ... you can see what side of the argument I am on. When they come out with a way to give texture to pages and recreate the smell of actual books then it will be fully caught up. But honestly, I think I read more productively on a Kindle than I do normal books, having read all the Game of Thrones books and Lord of the Rings among other things
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  1129.  @stephaniefitzsimon1021  Yes. And yes. But for all intents and purposes the direwolves we got to know for the rest of the duration of the show were NOT CGI in the first episode. Part of is due to budgetary constraints, like you said, but the other aspect of that is they were literally puppies at the time. As they grew, so to did the CGI budget. If there was a CGI wolf in episode 1, it was almost certainly the adult mother that had been killed by a stag (which actually has metaphorical substance in the context of the show as well, considering the Direwolf is the sigil of House Stark whereas the Stag is the sigil of House Baratheon (what Joffrey and the rest of the Lannister kids technically belonged to, as they were assumed to be Baratheons by most of the world except for those who knew the full truth). At any rate Joe Rogan doesn't understand that the wolves in Season 1 are not MEANT to look like they do at the end of the show, it's less to do with their budget increasing though than it is they were babies in episode 1 and by the time it ended they're like twice the size of their mother, and probably twice or even three times as old as well.
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  1130.  @Reub3  I mean it is one of those situations in my mind anyway that it should warrant the board to investigate anyway, he found this one small clause that vaguely in his mind gives him permission to do what he is doing (theft of property, let's keep it 100% here) by some obscure "537" clause in California's animal rights protection clause. Vague being the keyword. His actions are on camera now anyway, the same thing I think he legitimately believes in his mind will protect him, going in there and saving those animals where maybe 50 in 5,000 if not even more than 5,000 overall were dead as natural living things tend to do from time to time -- die. I understand his position but at the same time I think he's out of his fucking mind if he thinks he's ever going to get people to ban killing and eating animals. It's absolutely bizarre, and he's using Malcolm X methods to do it, at least Malcolm X did what he did in the name of the benefit of the oppressed in the ranks of MANKIND ITSELF. This guy doesn't seem to get that all of us including his ancestors survived as long as we all did because we discovered very early on that the flesh of animals could sustain us. A miracle, really, if you think about it, then figuring out how to cook it etc. I mean until the day a deer or buffalo can build a skyscraper or even strike a fire of their own, UNTIL that day I will always hold the position that we are the superior race and honestly as long as the animals are not wantonly mistreated it is absolutely unfair for anyone to say Hey 1% of us don't like this, you must all stop it immediately or else we will FORCE you to. No, this guy has gotta go, if only just to put it all into perspective where society's position on the issue and how his position can never, ever possibly work, especially as long as he is massing hundreds strong militias if you wanna call it that to come steal people who absolutely did nothing wrong's property. The only reason they did it anyway was because they knew it was being filmed. They literally think it's gonna lead to a good outcome for them. No, it's gonna lead to a 60 year jail sentence for the ringleader, because that is exactly what he is, for sure, especially if they throw the book at him for it.
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  1131.  Datsizer  He was sent to Alcatraz on a 15 year sentence for conspiracy to sell heroin. So, no, he was selling drugs much sooner than that. He probably got put onto it through his longtime friend Lucky Lucciano who basically created the heroin trade, along with Meyer Lansky, as early as like the 20's.
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  1132. I bet 80% of them are in jail or have been in jail by now
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  1133.  @mariolisa2832  Holy shit some random guy on YouTube doesn't believe me? Oh fuck. Fuck fuck fuck. /s Doesn't change the facts and it really doesn't effect my life or bottom line if you believe me or not.
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  1134.  @henrymcbark7337  Some people in China have it really, really good. But more people in China have it really, really bad. And I mean it's not like there's not poor people in America, there IS poverty here as well, but the idea that we're censoring people on the level China is is preposterous. These guys are only able to argue with us because they're using a VPN, YouTube is banned in China for the average citizen. And they have their own special version of Google, as well, with all censored material removed. What you're talking about is their proposed social credit score, where yeah they're basically going to decide how good or bad of a citizen you are based on a variety of superfluous factors. And yes, they absolutely are using North Korea as something they can point to and be like "See? We're not THAT bad." No China, you're pretty goddamn bad. North Korea is just worse. Our version of poverty is guaranteed minimum wage at even the worst of jobs like McDonald's. Their version of poverty is working in a sweatshop on iPhones that Americans can buy (and frankly they're more affordable, and in a way we're guilty because of it, because we are profiting from China's slave labor). It's not technically slavery, they're making a few cents an hour, but it might as well be slavery. But yeah I think this conversation with China has been needed to be had for a while now.
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  1135.  @teamtwiistz  Well, educate us then. Tell us how your country is still a communist country when there is a clear disparity between the haves and have nots just like it is in capitalist countries. Oh wait, you can't. Gee. How about that? SMH commie boy EDIT: LOL he blocked me. What a creampie
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  1136. The one dude looks like a surfer had a love child with Season 7 Jon Snow and his man bun.
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  1137. Eh, the US is kind of responsible for their current regime being what it is. But there's a huge movement from within Iran actually towards Westernization, it's just this Sharia-law based government they have right now basically will execute them if they ever get found organizing against it. Eventually it will come down to it though either Iran will undergo a revolution by it's now increasingly starving and hurting people OR the government they have will antagonize the US into taking a more concrete approach to them if anything else happens. People in the left act like Iran is France or England or something, this country has sanctions on them in the first place for a reason and they're working, as evidenced by their desperate move in shooting down that drone.
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  1138. It is true though if the cops are about to raid your house, they like to come before the sun comes up. When you "least expect it". Drug dealers don't really stick to normal hours the same way normal people do though so I think the logic may be slightly flawed.
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  1139. I kind of like DA's music but they seem like terrible, terrible people. Especially Ninja. That guy has a track record that's... bad.
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  1140. Can you imagine the feeling in the pit of the ship operator's stomach when he realized that he just blocked one of the most important trade canals in the entire world? One singular ship operator's mistake is now costing the entire world, specifically like Asia and Europe, $9.6 BILLION a day. A DAY.
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  1141. It's meant to represent the Lake of Fire as well as the stress that living under a life like Walt and Gus and everyone that chose that path is truly choosing. A world in which you constantly feel as if you're drowning, or close to it. Like Gus lying defeated next to his dead partner, barely escaping death himself and lying next to the pool. The same pool he ultimately extracts revenge on, against Don Eladio, who drowns none other than in his own pool. The drowning of the Teddy Bear after the crash of the airplanes, collateral damage in a ripple effect that was basically caused by Walt, whether he realizes it or not. The attempted drowning of his wife Skylar, who can't take living with Walt's secret anymore plus also feeling scared for all of their safety (as she should be). The pool represents what making that decision, to become a professional outlaw, and bringing everyone else along with you for that journey whether they want to go or not, that's what the pool represents. Drowning.
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  1142.  @1NOIAM  To the cartels? I dunno
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  1143.  @V4l3ri4C2  It wasn't a joke to begin with
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  1144. I don't think there's anything there. I think the pirates removed it at some point long, long ago
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  1145. See you Thanksgiving in the Dome :D Who Dat lol it's all in good fun. I'll admit your stadium is fancier than ours, though
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  1146. I would be a proud "D" ranking most likely
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  1147. I can't believe he's still alive honestly.
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  1148. I honestly think the death penalty is the easy way out. I think having to live in a miserable place (jail) for the rest of your natural life is worse than getting the death penalty at some point. And I do mean at some point, cause the death penalty legally speaking with all the appeals and all that and due process itself takes a long time before they finally end up taking your life. That's why the death penalty is technically more expensive.
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  1149.  @Martial-Mat  Source? I haven't found anything regarding any suit, I've seen reports they did try to sue back in 2013 or 2014 but not that their cases are in limbo now or something. And again, they didn't receive ANY money for the documentary nor do i see any GoFundMe's or anything associated with it. Plus in Wade Robson's case I think he did very, very well on his own anyway, choreographing for Britney Spears and N'SYNC. No, I don't see them being after the money as a primary thing at all. If so, they'd be going for the money, you know what I mean
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  1150. if this guy is a sex addict you have no excuse. Look at him. If he can get laid you can too
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  1151. "Is it totaled?" "Well, yeah. It doesn't look good man. My squad car is probably totaled." "Oh... sorry about that man. BUT my car still runs though, right?" ..................
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  1152.  @shakes307  A scummy lawyer will tell him he has a case but honestly that will be the only one who truly wins in that case if he does try to sue, the attorneys for both sides. Dahmer himself would definitely lose.
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  1153. I couldn't hear half of what they were saying because Charlie kept talking over them lol. I get it, it's a reaction video. You can always pause to make your remarks I guess
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  1154. Bill Burr categorically doesn't understand gangs or street culture if he thinks that you can drive through any rival gang neighborhood at any time. They have shifts, like there's always SOMEONE awake 24 hours a day because someone's gotta sell drugs to the junkies. It's why if you are a drug addict, you know that your dealer won't even take off for holidays like Thanksgiving or Christmas. They aren't gonna risk losing that business to another dealer cause if you won't sell to the addicts who need it, someone else will. They are junkies they don't take days off so naturally dealers usually don't either.
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  1155.  @IzzySoDope  Like it's funny sure the way he says it but the truth is like they're really, really organized. My dealer when I was still using had it set up that if he got popped, he had another guy to step in for him and then another guy after that. I don't know for a fact but I think they were cousins or something. Point is, like when they're in that line of work a) they expect to get caught eventually and b) they also understand and respect that people who buy drugs in a lot of cases need them. Daily. It's a reciprocal interaction and it may not be a respectful relationship but they do know like yo I have a service I need, and you can provide it, and when it comes to hard drug addiction it's not just like a want anymore it's a need. And as far as those neighborhoods like it's unbelievably dangerous for everyone involved regardless of the time of day. When I was addicted you could get something 24/7. Someone was always available.
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  1156. I am glad you found help in the end but that's always been one of the things that I was apprehensive about as well, as far as seeking treatment. I didn't want to take medication, but I too developed a drug problem instead and I mean it was like street drugs, and I just think it's preposterous to make an exception for one which is far, far worse but be opposed to psychotropic medications at the same time. Overall though like I said I am just happy you're in a better place now, man.
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  1157. Kevin Hart's parenting idea about the "free speaking zone" is kinda brilliant, actually. Also it was heartbreaking listening to his daughter, who goes to a private school naturally, basically wants white girl hair. So he's just telling her like "Basically your hair may never be able to do that, but if there IS a way to get it close we'll do whatever it takes but first and foremost you're beautiful just the way you are anyway."
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  1158. He didn't trade them to the dealer, he traded them to a girl for cash which he'd then use to purchase his drugs.
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  1159. Most people couldn't survive this
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  1160.  @marshallwestpoint8958  been a while since I played that game but I don't remember the Tiger mission. I played it on PC though I forget how it came into my possession. Is it GTA? No. It's not bad though, kinda actually really fun at times too. And certain aspects of that game actually were better than GTA (at the time) like I loved the feeling it gave you, you really did feel like a cocaine kingpin throwing around all the kilos you do in the game and the idea to actually make drug selling a mechanic was actually before even a GTA title did something like that (well, basically). Chinatown Wars IMO still did drug dealing as a minigame the best.
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  1161. Yeah I think this guy made a good movie but for him to be like "Unlike other war movies, I wanted to make a movie that really showed how much war sucks". First off, that's every war movie ever made. Second off, there's better films to showcase the horrors of war. Saving Private Ryan just might be the most graphic/realistic I've ever seen in a movie. As far as shows go, Band of Brothers does an outstanding job of showing just enough to realize "War doesn't look that fun, actually". All the friendly fire, especially, the chaos. They basically take you as far as the triage tent where you're like "OK I get it surgeries are taking place here" but it never forces you to watch a surgery. It does make you watch several men die, though, some die from their injuries, others don't. All of this suffice to say, I hear that The Pacific is basically Band of Brothers except instead of showing the Allies taking Germany, it talks about the Allies taking Japan, and it's even more graphic/violent. At the end of the day I just think it's preposterous to think that he went into this movie like "I am gonna do what no other war movie has done before, paint war in a negative light!" Again if you're willing to let your kids watch something violent but to teach them something (and you think they're ready) I recommend Saving Private Ryan at the very least. I think if you have sons especially who think war is cool, they need to see it, their sacrifices weren't in vain but they were sacrifices. And it wasn't comfortable or pretty.
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  1162. I think this is the most overrated crime movie ever made.
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  1163. That's not the worst of it. China makes 80% of the world's medical supplies, including PPE and medicine itself. I do believe they stocked up on all these items as a result of the trade war with a plan to infect their own people then lie about it for long enough for these people to be allowed to travel abroad -- especially the United States. They did harm their own people first but it was only to spread this virus. By the time we realized what was going on, the WHO was lying about every single facet of this virus for two months. Only finally did they circle the wagons and were like "Sike this has been far more contagious and dangerous than we 'previously imagined' this entire time now." and this was at a time when we were terribly unprepared to deal with it, masks became impossible to find. Etc etc etc. All this while knowing China did this after preparing for it themselves, they were stockpiling for months ahead of it. This was on purpose.
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  1164. I think it's pretty telling that they were going out of their way to prevent outrageous things happening in game, such as taking a black person to the KKK and lynching him together for example. That would be the WRONG kind of controversy, so it's basically impossible to do in game. But they forgot about those poor women though apparently!
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  1165. Tattoos in the cruxes of the arms. For all I know they were there before, but then again... if they weren't there before, that's a common heroin addict (like hardcore mind you heroin addict) thing is the have marks on their arms, wrists, legs, etc. Anywhere there's a vein. And with improper injection technique which 95% of heroin addicts unfortunately have, they get track marks, abscesses, sores. It's a very ugly thing and basically most addicts wear long sleeve shirts and pants year round to account for this.
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  1166. LOL it's true though, that's why you get Masterwork shield for... an additional +1 lol. It's been a while since I played D&D/Pathfinder, but I remember thinking the same thing when rolling a fighter once, it is arguably more worth your time to dual wield than to carry a shield, which in real life/historical example is by far the better choice.
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  1167.  @Charlie-sc4kl  Yeah that's basically the only thing people know Flint for nationwide now. That and Michael Moore. Sadly.
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  1168.  Botanist 95  It's also a smaller country, as well, as long as we're comparing the sizes of each other's dicks. I'd still rather be here than there. No offense.
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  1169. She might be going to jail actually after all this if he presses charges. Blackmail is a felony.
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  1170. That's a shame. Unbelievable even, the only thing I thought to say first is maybe back then the Grammy's being an American production weren't as focused on international acts. But that's just a guess. Beyond that, that's kind of the problem with award shows. Certainly back then there was a lot of great music being made, and not everyone can be much more than just nominated. Not everyone can win. But yes, as pointed out, they were nominated a few times which makes more sense. In the movie world, even Martin Scorsese who started out making great films from basically the moment he really started in the 70s took until 2006 to win his first actual Academy Award. I think that in retrospect given how political these awards shows are that if they knew Freddie was going to be taken from us so suddenly and so surprisingly and to see the legacy they truly did have years later they may have given them a Grammy or two earlier when they could. But when he died, he literally only had just announced the day before he was sick, so it was literally one of those cases of "You don't know what you have till it's gone" with him. We took him for granted, the only thing that could really be made a parallel would be if Elton John had gotten sick for similar reasons and we lost him instead, while keeping Freddie and Queen much longer. By the way, look out for the new Elton John movie coming soon by the way! They advertised it during tonight's Oscars.
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  1171.  @faithful2008  I mean they toured America even in their early days though, too. I think the #1 thing that hurt Queen the most is the same thing that hurt all the good acts back then, there was just a lot of really great music being made back then, stuff that's all considered classic now. And there can only be one winner. It does seem a crime in retrospect that Queen never won a single one but I am not shocked at all to learn they got nominated a few times.
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  1172.  @710jameson8  Trust me, it's not out of living a poor lifestyle or a fashionable choice. I would say they're dirty if they didn't bathe ON PURPOSE but in this case it's a practical thing.
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  1173. Well, with all these ransomware hacks going on and with them proving they can hijack the pipeline and effect food supplies with computers, the fact of the matter is I think the next step is for them to target the electrical grid. I think that's more likely than NYC getting nuked. If they wait till the middle of winter and do that, tens if not hundreds of thousands or even millions of people will die.
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  1174. Look man if you got that kind of weight on you and speed you deserve to get caught.
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  1175.  @aricalifornia6272  The problem with bipolar/schizophrenic medication is that the science just isn't there yet to have a medication that both actually works and doesn't have deal-breaker side-effects that go along with them, at least according to many of the patients who truly need to be medicated. Many of them report that it renders them feeling nothing at all, like zombies, and that that is worse than the disease itself BUT it does seem to control their impulses at least while they're taking it. It also effects the libido among other things. It's truly a terrible predicament but yeah sadly it oftentimes will take a person being incarcerated where they're then forced to take their medication for them to actually improve on an exterior level, but inside they say it's akin to torture.
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  1176.  @DrGreerIsRight  I don't think that the OP is necessarily saying they don't believe in aliens/intelligent life out there besides humans, they're just saying when someone here on Earth says they're being spoken to telepathically by these beings, chances are just as good that the aliens are real as the chances are that the person does, in fact, have some form of mental illness.
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  1177. I think Trump was right. He really could go to 5th Avenue in broad daylight and shoot someone and get away with it. Weekend Update on SNL said it best tonight, "The jury consisted entirely of the victims of the attack, the venue for the trial was the scene of the crime, and he was still found innocent."
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  1178.  @crazyjoedavola5430  He worked for Gus Fring, who was running a drug cartel. You're joking right?
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  1179. His name sounds like it could on the McDonald's menu
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  1180. Heartbreaking man. I can't watch this one.
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  1181. It's kind of like The Wolf of Wall Street where this guy got addicted to money and now he doesn't know how to stop, and doesn't care how much it hurts other people. The sad thing is the best thing these victims have to look forward to is his arrest and conviction. He will be ordered to pay restitution as well, which will ensure he dies penniless basically, but for the most part those victims will never get their money back. Especially if he tied up most of his earnings in bitcoin. The guy who created the Silk Road (allegedly) Ross UIbricht has a bitcoin wallets worth millions that the government can't get into.
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  1182. That will never happen under Trump. I think the most you're like to get is support from the Americans. They may expedite your visa process, if that's the case, but honestly think about it, would you rather do that or stand up for Hong Kong and fight back? It wouldn't be the first time America has basically intervened when it comes to the interests of Democracy. It's not like we're doing very good relationship wise with China right now anyway.
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  1183.  @markdornan7247  Unintentionally ironic? "most stupid thing iv ever read" lmfao what's the most stupid thing "uv" (you've) ever written? I think I may have an idea as to what that is.
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  1184.  @sportsamania  Paulie and Tony's relationship mid show to late show was contentious at best. Paulie trying to do all these things to please Tony, Tony rebuking him for most if not all of them, Tony passing Paulie up for a promotion at one point, among select few other things. Paulie had some unexplained trips to New York as well towards the end as well, never explained. I think Paulie knew Tony was thinking about killing him for talking to Johnny Sack while on the boat, etc., something Paulie realizes and feels at a certain point. Tony doesn't wanna kill him, but at that point shit was getting so icy with New York he didn't know who to trust or why. Patsy Parisi though was 100% in on it.
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  1185.  @theinceptionx  yeah I think it's the Netherlands, certain games have been banned there if I am not mistaken because of loot boxes. Diablo Immortal being one of them IIRC
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  1186. L-L-L-L-LAWSUIT!
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  1187. I laugh at people who get like $20 of cocaine and think they're gonna be set for the night. Nah if you wanna have a night on coke you get an eight ball and split it between like 4 or 5 friends. You all chip in on the cost, too, then portion it out as fairly as you can. Cocaine is not a good study drug but it's a phenomenal party drug as long as everyone else is doing coke too. If not then you will likely get some complaints from people the next day for talking too much and too fast LOL
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  1188. "Face the music, face the music" they're telling him, and he says "Great! Let's pick the song!" after saying he doesn't care if he goes to prison or not. He wants to do it in such a way that he can control the narrative, which is smart. They'll never agree to let him have his version, though, and with every fiber in my body I can't encourage him to double down on his Russian lessons enough. He'll never be allowed to come home without consequence, he's done too much damage to the powers that be and they're livid.
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  1189. I was just hanging out with some people on Bourbon Street.
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  1190. Of all the "new characters" in entertainment history, Abby is going to go down as one of the absolute worst. I've never seen a single character designed so poorly kill a single series so readily and single handedly, and I even watched the first of the two new Star Wars movies.
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  1191.  @Deliverygirl  Nobody dislikes the opiate high. People who dislike opiates usually cite something else like "It makes me sick to my stomach". I have never heard anyone describe the chemical blanket that is an opiate high as "Oh this feels TOO good for my tastes." Never heard it. Not calling you a liar, I am just saying that's a first and I know a lot of drug addicts. I think the #1 thing people dislike about opiates is that it makes them nauseous, whereas heroin addicts feel so great they don't even care they can't keep their eyes open. That being said if that keeps you sober so be it. If it's enough to keep you not taking them regularly for any longer than a week or so then that's a blessing. Generally speaking the good feeling is what gets people hooked not convinces them never to use it again. Shrug. "I felt amazing! I hated it!" lmfao OK
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  1192.  @Deliverygirl  No, I didn't read it. I just responded blindly to something I saw that had your name preceding it. Yes, I read your comment. It's a good thing "you didn't like it". But you're not framing your sentence correctly, you are saying you DIDN'T like it because you felt like you enjoyed it so much that you were at risk of getting addicted if using it again. So you did in fact like it. You just don't like the prospects of getting addicted, which is where I can say either way that's a good thing. If you didn't like it a la putting your hand on a stove, you wouldn't feel at risk of doing it again. Now if you were to tell me that you were scared of it because you DID like it, that makes more sense. If you didn't like it, obviously there would be no inherent risk of getting addicted to it for you personally just by matter of fact that you aren't going to be regularly consuming it. Either way, I guess if someone was just held down and forced to use it for a week straight biologically speaking the chances are good they're on their way to being addicted. It's just that rarely happens outside of human trafficking circles, at least from what I can imagine. Waste of dope. But you have to understand that most people who get addicted to opiates of any kind whether they're pills or heroin they didn't take it like "Oh this was great! I'm terrified now I better stop! Oh gee willickers!" they are like "This is great. I can probably get away with using it a few more times before getting addicted. Or I can only use on weekends, can't get addicted as a weekend warrior!" but the point is BECAUSE it is good they keep using where that is what you are insisting is your anchor point in not using. Whatever it takes for you to avoid it I guess but for most people in general who could be at risk of becoming "druggie scum" or whatever you view them as with the sneak diss at druggies above the best thing that could possibly happen is if you avoid it altogether. Don't even let it have a chance to create a bookmark in your brain that "this is good. I should do this more often". That's what opiates are famous for doing.
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  1193. snap. snap. snap. snap
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  1194.  @JohnDoe-nz6bk  I pulled up Google translate just out of curiosity. This is what they said to me: "Do not lie ! All of Russia supports Putin! And the cries of the oligarchs do not bother us! Nobody will arrest him. Russia appreciates its leader. He is the only one whose head works as it should. Not this walking dementia!"
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  1195. It's 2019, he probably is.
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  1196.  @benjaminsurname5584  LOL
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  1197.  @Leo-uy4qv  Yes I started to say the same thing but saw you said it first. They should, at the very least, be given the rest of their education for free and all previous debts forgiven. That is literally the absolute least they could do.
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  1198. Otacon?
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  1199.  @C0wb0yBebop  He is now, meme people get to work
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  1200. Michael "I don't want to glorify the lifestyle but I do miss it sometimes" Franzese
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  1201.  @sleepingdeadman1  We're never going to get rid of our defense program. Ever. If that's how he intends to pay for it he may as well resign now. Save himself some $$. :) Nobody with any brains thought he'd be convicted in the Senate. It's simple arithmetic, they'd need 51 and only had like 49 or 50. Derr herr herr. I can't think of anyone actually progressive pundit wise who actually thought he'd be convicted except for maybe an idealistic sock puppet here and there. Someone who thought that enough Republicans would "do the right thing" and vote to convict when there's not a single thing they levied at him that's actually an impeachable offense to begin with. Dershowitz put it best when he named like 10 of the greatest presidents of all time and explained how they could have each been impeached for executive privilege in a world where Donald Trump was, too. This socialist flavored rhetoric is going to set your party back decades, though. Trump will win 2020 unless he murders a special needs kid on live television. And maybe not even then. I've never seen a pool of candidates so uninspired and the party's definition as a whole to focus on this ridiculous, laughable, impossible impeachment crusade, eating up valuable time that candidates could be making inroads with voters otherwise. The entire party is to blame. I will enjoy watching it though, especially when Cenk Uygur and Co. spend the next week or month crying about it. If the last election's anything to base that off of, it'll be a treat.
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  1202. @Weston Shortnacy We do spend more on national defense than all other major developed countries behind, but as long as we have as many enemies in the world or otherwise people who would oppose us then we kind of need them. Also if he was going to give everyone a single universal basic income PLUS free health care among other things, it'd cost more than we spend on defense. The numbers just from free education are mind bogglingly high. He'll never be able to fulfill those promises. Healthcare is primarily only expensive because of the greed inherent in insurance companies. You can't legislate lower prices, go ask Obamacare. That shit didn't work at all, insurance companies are still insurance companies. No single president can actually promise to fix that or any of those things without lying through his teeth. Besides all Trump is going to have to do is play the soundbite of Sanders literally said that in terms of fiscal policy he's a socialist. That's all he has to say in a place like America to ensure he won't get enough votes most likely to run as the candidate at all, let alone win. I don't see a single person in the race right now who could beat Trump.
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  1203. @Weston Shortnacy I am pretty sure we outclass the Russians and Chinese in every area where it matters, they're trying to catch up to us. For one thing we absolutely dominate when it comes to aircraft carriers. Depending on who you ask, those are the key to the future of global domination basically. Right now we have 11 of them. More than every country in the world that also has aircraft carriers COMBINED. Oh, and we're building 10 more, scheduled to be done by 2030 or something IIRC. Our military is state of the art specifically BECAUSE we have emphasized it so much for so long now. At any rate Trump just continues to score points in my book, this State of the Union he knocked it out of the park.
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  1204. @Weston Shortnacy Yeah my biggest fear with both Iran and North Korea in the event those conflicts escalate is that Russia AND China get involved. I don't think we could beat all three (or four, counting NK) at the same time. We have the technology -- but they have the numbers. They also have a highly disciplined contingent of boots on the ground. So yeah I mean that's always in the back of my mind when thinking about this but that's precisely why the defense budget is so important. At this point we have a lot of contentious relationships internationally and if we ever allowed ourselves to get TOO weak or fall behind so we can give every single person who lives and breathes in America everything for FREE, that would be the end of America as we know it. The fact of the matter is they can't provide all these free things they're promising. Inherently they are going to have to take it from someone to give it to someone else and whoever is running on THAT platform doesn't have a snowball's chance in Hell. Why would someone work hard to excel in this country when everyone gets the same as everyone else by default? And this guy had the nerve to say that's NOT socialism. That is BY DEFINITION socialism lol. Taking from someone to give to another. It's the opposite of equality unless you ask the loser who is benefiting from it. Fortunately America isn't falling for it, this new wave of socialism will get wiped out one way or another like it always has been in this country.
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  1205.  MDP And you know that  I think Putin will use them if he senses that he's about to lose. He's gonna be the definition of a sore loser if that's the case. The other scenario I see him using them is if NATO gets involved one way or another which is why they are playing everything so safe right now. They won't even close off the airspace to Russian fighter jets over Ukraine which Ukraine was practically begging for. Russia would say that is an act of war on their part (which, honestly, it kind of is even if I would be in support of them doing so) but the sad thing is Ukraine had the chance to side EU and join NATO but they never did so right now neither of them really owe Ukraine anything. But honestly IMO Putin won't stop there. It may not happen right away but he wants Ukraine mainly because it's the key to Europe as a whole.
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  1206. They should've learned this lesson after prohibition. It doesn't stop people buying or using the substances, it just makes them artificially more expensive and put the hands in people's pockets who do NOT pay taxes, who make more for it, and who use it to commit more and more worse crimes.
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  1207. I heard actually from a friend as this was breaking news earlier today that some parents are even buying kevlar style backpacks for their children and teaching them that if anything like this ever happens, hide behind the backpack. It's actually really sad that this is honestly the extent some people are having to go to to justify dropping their kids off at a place and crossing their fingers something crazy doesn't happen to them that day.
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  1208. Yep. And the old Mafia guys mostly moved into legitimate businesses, so if they're doing any kind of crime it's just graduated to white collar crime. The days of street level organized crime are numbered if you ask me.
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  1209. "He thought he could square up with a whale" Moby Dick in the house.
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  1210.  @farhan007  You need a college education for common sense? To think critically? Holy shit they got you good. Contrary to what you have been led to believe, clearly, you don't need some $20k + a year establishment to have common sense. Period. "My fast food example is irrelevant" Go fuck yourself, it's not irrelevant, it's actually perfectly relevant, I know someone who had a "safe" degree and found out like many other people that they couldn't do shit with it after the fact. It's relevant. Here's the thing though I don't have the time, energy or desire to jerk off here with you all day. "It's not relevant" yeah and you should probably consider suing your former college or the one you're currently attending cause they fucked up for you in the common sense department. According to you that's something you should've gotten from them by now! Fucking fool LOL College is a racket. Enjoy being in debt until you're 45, here's a little extra homework for you ass-plug, go Google the number of unemployed undergraduates that went to a decent school ($20k a year and above) and how they're faring in the private sector now. Telling me my information is irrelevant, it couldn't be more relevant derp a derp, talking about the futility of higher education FOR ALL and naming personal examples, people I knew personally, who got the shaft up their posterior in a very major, serious way after the fact. I was 19 on my way going into college at the time, they were just finishing college and working for about $35k a year at a Pizza Hut. There was probably barely room for groceries on top of paying back those student loans and putting a roof over the poor girl's head. Nice try correcting me though, faggot, LOL at you though thinking one of the things college is going to do for you is teach you common sense. Sense enough to recognize a scam/racket when you see one, sense enough to realize that people who have fallen for it found out the hard way it doesn't mean shit to have a master's degree even in the post 2009 recession in the American economy. Sense enough to a realize a relevant anecdote and the difference between that and an irrelevant one. It's on topic, it's completely in line with the conversation. It's relevant. And you still have no common sense faggot LOL
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  1211. That might have been the first time the industry was like "Oh, wait this may not be SUCH a terrible thing after all..." but honestly for the most part record labels hated file sharing whereas artists quickly realized that it and the Internet were about to hand power back to the artists. Nowadays you don't even have to sign to a major record label deal, you can create yourself from the ground up and then make a living touring your music and selling your merch (especially). It's actually worth releasing the music for free nowadays.
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  1212.  @Secretservice709  Not many people buy CDs anymore. I can't even remember the last time I bought a CD, or even burned a CD. I do pay for a few streaming services though for when I go to the gym. Or in the car, etc. The best way to support an artist financially is go see them live and if you really wanna help them out buy some merch while you're there. They get a bigger cut from that than they're getting from a contemporary major record label deal. Most deals for most artists are ridiculously unfair, they first off don't see ANY money from it until the record label "recoups" their investment into you as a business prospect to begin with. Let's say it's a $1 million investment. With that you finance your videos, you buy the stuff you need to give off the image you're going for, etc. And for each record they credit you with like ten cents or something like that. Once your record does cross that threshold and they recouped their money, only then do you start seeing royalties and usually the rate stays the same, so only $0.10 cents per record. The internet has given more power to the artists.
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  1213. American soldiers are guarding terrorist-run poppy fields in Afghanistan. Are they shipping the drugs in? Maybe not themselves, but the pharmaceutical corporations are absolutely having Afghanistan opium shipped in by somebody so they can make prescription painkillers. Nothing other than that, though... *wink wink wink*
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  1214. Sacha Baron Cohen is a genius. People only kind of jumped on his bandwagon when the Borat MOVIE came out and he just blew up in popularity after that, but really Borat and Bruno were both characters played by him and featured on his TV show on HBO, Da Ali G Show. I forget if his movies came out before or after the show but before he ever did Borat and Bruno, he made one, maybe two Ali G movies. I remember watching Da Ali G Show though back when it was still on the air. I remember Penn and Teller's Bullshit! was also on the air around the same time, same channel. But yeah even then I knew I had found what was an obscure gem. He's so famous now he had to be in disguise while in disguise to even attempt to make Borat 2 and it was over a decade later.
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  1215. Uses statistics to support his positions every single debate -- yet doesn't know what he's talking about.
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  1216. Correct. It's Shakespearean almost, they need to put AOC in restraints and tell her to shut the fuck up until approximately November 6, 2020, because her selfish daily temper tantrum and picking at senior members of the party is basically going to cause a rift in the party itself that may take decades to restore, but I guarantee when they are finally kicked out of the Democratic party itself, they'll simply join the Socialist party and the Republicans will enjoy an era of dominance they haven't seen for a long, long time. But it's only because the Dems right now are ALLOWING it. You all need to stop AOC and her ilk before it's too late.
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  1217. 19:49 the football neighbors finally decided to move
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  1218. I kinda think these inmates know when these shows are being filmed and doing this sort of thing is one way for them to isolate the weak from the cast members from the snitches/informants. In other words, it may not even be personal as much as it is trying to figure out who is really in there for legitimate reasons and if they ARE there for legitimate reasons then figuring out what they're made of in the process.
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  1219. If they ever do a proper live action DBZ (the one we got absolutely 100% doesn't count) they need look no further than this guy to play Trunks.
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  1220.  @opppopp2322  The only ZDLR lol of course I created this account... God I don't even know when it was like 2008 probably. Name's stayed the same the entire time. I wouldn't vote for him nowadays but I do like the guy and his music a lot. And of course it's Walter White! So yeah lol
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  1221. The Taliban and ISIS/ISIS-K are not friends at all. They are enemies. It makes sense for ISIS to do something like this. I am not surprised they did. I would be more surprised if they didn't honestly, take advantage of a weak situation for headlines. They do that all the time. But the Taliban cannot stand ISIS. It was mostly meant to hurt America and their agenda of leaving, but it was also meant to throw as much chaos into the Taliban's wheel as well.
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  1222.  @gotanyketchup3422  Especially if they're guilty. Implied disbelief by silence to a guilty party will just cause them to become more and more defensive, the more defensive and agitated the more likely they actually are hiding something... so yeah.
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  1223. This is the sort of thing because of California's involvement in it and the investigation that I wouldn't be surprised if there are criminal charges doled out as well before all is said and done. That and the family of the woman who ended her own life as a result of the torment she endured will probably sue Activision/Blizzard if they haven't already.
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  1224. Same thing with Rockstar Games and GTA Online. I don't play it anymore, but they did false suspend me me a few years back. Wouldn't tell me what for (because they don't want people to know what it was because it helps to keep their "anti-cheat" systems working at maximum potential/power, which clearly are an absolute joke to begin with) and It wasn't just that I couldn't play for a month, it reset my entire account back to zero. Absolutely no chance of it getting reversed or overturned. You have to jump through hoops to even talk to a real person and all they'll do is give you the "We understand you are frustrated, all we can say is this is a legitimate ban." I was so pissed. I quit playing and my life has been better for it, even though I did ultimately go back and get everything again because I could, quite frankly. Never went as hard as I did the first time again though, mainly just because I knew that that could potentially happen again. Point is, these companies get so big they don't even care about their customers anymore. No humans to talk to via tech support. And if a few fall through the cracks, it's fine. If you have a platform and make enough noise about it though to the point it is affecting their bottom line, like Asmongold here will, then they will get serviced. As they say, "the squeaky wheel gets the grease".
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  1225. wasn't just the tater tots man. it's the principle. listen if you make a deal, you keep it. In full. Otherwise man expect problems
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  1226. Care to tell me about where this happens so I can... maybe skip it? I do not have any interest in torture scenes
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  1227. As much as I'd like to say I hope these people get some of their money back once Jay Mazini does finally go down ... sadly, I don't think any of them will ever see that money again. He WILL be ordered to pay restitution but it won't be nearly the amount that he stole and I am pretty sure that he doesn't even get to use any of the money he stole to pay them back in the first place. Some people spend the rest of their lives waiting for restitution, go ask some of the Wolf of Wall Street's victims.
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  1228. Please, it's not the apocalypse. It's very serious and people should take it seriously, but it's not the end of the world. We have to fight back against it. Lower the curve. I think this should get people's ears perked up though because this isn't the last time this will ever happen, and next time it might be some even worse variation of an even worse illness. We need to be ready next time.
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  1229.  @weekendnomad5038  I know I'm a jerk. Sorry. I really hope she's happy all jokes aside, that's really the only thing that matters.
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  1230.  @SwøllenMemßer  Dude. This is the comments section. That's like telling someone they can't fart in a bathroom. If I can't comment here, where can I comment?
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  1231. Just popped in to say this is the most glorious thumbnail I've ever seen. And I have two thumbs myself, I don't know about you.
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  1232.  @castleko3764  Yeah same thing with the Chinese and selling fentanyl dirt cheap to North America which is literally killing people on a scale that is frankly unbelievable.
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  1233.  @dakoderii4221  Money buys power. That's really the long and short of it.
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  1234. In prison in England there's 1) The Whites 2) The Blacks 3) The Muslims 4) The non-Muslims .... when he said #4 I laughed a bit lol
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  1235. LOL thanks fam but for real though like the idea that the act of "selling your soul to the devil" is at BEST just some stupid ritual thing rich people maybe do or are forced to do. I doubt that the Devil himself is actually receiving their applications and reviewing them on a soul-by-soul basis as to whether he will accept them or not. I am not denying some people try to sell their soul to the devil but what I do deny is that the ritual works. At all. It just makes the person trying to sell their soul look all the more stupid.
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  1236. I heard a rumor that Sid was actually killed by his Mom.
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  1237. I actually do think that an actress might be hesitant to tell their agent like "Yo, this guy you sent me to... he raped me." I doubt they'd tell the agent for a few reasons. For one thing, they probably feel fortunate to have an agent and be in Hollywood and be meeting people like Weinstein. They probably figured for the longest time that "this is just the way it is, especially for actresses in Hollywood." And for good reason, it does seem like that's the way it is or WAS anyway. But no, sadly one of the biggest things a person who was raped feels after the fact is SHAME. And if they didn't report it to the police, I can just about guarantee they're not going to tell their agent. I do think more people knew about it than not in Hollywood, by the way, maybe even the agents themselves, but for a long time it really just kind of was the way it was. Sex for roles. It goes so much deeper than that, you think it's bad where it pertains to women. Children have had it worse than adults in Hollywood for just about ever.
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  1238. Oh it's because it has a certain chord progression? There's so many songs that use the same chord progressions. Tons of videos on that very thing. It can't be that easy to sue someone. But yeah even if it was a case of legitimate plagiarism, her lawyers are way more expensive and way more powerful than whoever the person suing has.
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  1239. China is laughing their asses off at us right now. They also have threatened to shoot Pelosi down if she tries to go to Taiwan like she said she is going to. And they're probably serious too. I mean sure there are some net positives there but China flexing like they can shoot any American down AT ALL and we are just like "Oh OK we'll take that into consideration" is WEAK. Trump was right about one thing in particular and that is we need to move manufacturing out of China at all costs. The less dependent we are on them, the better off we'll be, otherwise right now they're running the show and that is dangerous.
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  1240.  @rl7012  I wonder if it was because they attached the word "northern" to Irish. The "troubles" in Ireland situation and all being what it was, may or may not still be ongoing I don't remember. Other than that I have no idea why it would be such a dox-tier liability to reveal what his accent is. It's just an accent, not an address, routing number, social security number, IP address or otherwise that could more actually be used to harass someone if the inclination was there. Just asking what someone's accent is is a pretty non-intrusive and safe question I would think.
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  1241. I have a feeling that if Jon wins the Iron Throne, because he doesn't want it whatsoever also because he's a wise person in his own right, he'll abolish the Seven Kingdom system and allow the kingdoms to rule themselves again. For only someone like Joffrey could get behind a federal power like that, he was ready to take the Iron Throne system even farther, ordering all troops from all regions to be sent to train in King's Landing rather than continuing to train locally at home. Too much power for one person, and I think someone like Jon would realize it.
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  1242.  @mischarowe  AND if so operating under the Jon "wins" it thing, of course he'll legitimize Gendry. And yeah they've been leading up Arya + Gendry like this entire time. So legitimized Gendry = Gendry Baratheon (the last of his name) and he would by rights get ALL of the Stormlands (Robert's, Renly AND Stannis's territories) and if again Jon liberates them he would become King Gendry Baratheon and if he marries Arya she'd become a Queen.
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  1243. They sold 12,000 phones at $2,500 each -- that's $30,000,000 the cops made on the heels of these people who literally sold themselves out unknowingly at the same time
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  1244.  @JD_tcb  Yeah and someone else had commented it is also in the game Payday 2 but it appears the comment is no longer there? Anyway yeah you hear people say that in movies, shows, games, etc all the time but it's only true up to a certain amount. I mean for all intents and purposes it will cover most of the damage from a typical bank robbery but I don't know the exact amount where it is cut off at, probably several hundred thousand if not a few million dollars but don't quote me on that.
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  1245.  @davidnavarro4821  I need to go watch Heat again I think after reading all these comments again lol. Not that I don't remember the line I just wanna see it again, it's been a while. Such a badass movie
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  1246.  @mr.bojangles9589  Yeah well when China invades Taiwan and controls those chips, we're so boned. We're going to be using 2023 or 2024 computers for the next like 10-20 years, we'll start to resemble what Cuba looks like as far as cars go, driving around cars from the 1950's still.
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  1247.  @Xogroroth666  None. I never said it did. Dipshit.
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  1248.  @sharonmax6968  They did but I found out later from a legal perspective in California especially they're protected from any perjury because it is a case that deals directly with child abuse. Sexual abuse, namely. So no, nothing will happen to them, it's actually not uncommon for people who dealt with abuse similar to not even realize or perceive it as abuse until they're middle aged or whatever.
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  1249.  @sharonmax6968  Well first off I think Wade Robson especially doesn't even need the money. He was choreographing for some of the biggest pop acts in the country and was living independently doing it, so maybe choreographers make more money than I thought they would. I think though as far as "why are they doing this now?" well for one thing it's many years down the road now. The perpetrator is dead, so there won't even need to be a trial let alone having to go to a place and stare him in the eyes while you recount all the things he did to you, defending yourself from his attorneys etc. I think it took them both decades to really figure out what they actually went through was NOT love, unlike what MJ had told him, it in fact was actually statutory rape. As he got older he realized, "Holy shit, I really did get abused didn't I?" anyway I think after all this time they were both ready to come forward. Also, the official story was that it took both of them becoming fathers for this change of heart to happen. If you ever have kids you will understand what that means. Like by keeping the lie in his heart and not telling the truth, what about the other kids out there who don't have the voice or the platform to seek justice? What if it was his own kid instead of him personally receiving the abuse? That's why I think they talked overall. It didn't hurt that the past two years have been defined, especially in Entertainment, by the whole #MeToo thing. Sex abuse is rampant in Hollywood. As far as who can it help or hurt, I think the only ones it can really help right now are the two victims. It's certainly not doing anything for the Jackson estate, they're about to go blow $100 million trying to sue HBO with a team of lawyers more powerful than the Jackson's (bet).
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  1250. I'm asking for a link to the Twitter from this expository Tweet from some entertainment guy you condensed so kindly to us in what could never have been communicated verbatim with 160 character messages a piece. So please, hit me with those facts, I want a link to the tweet you're talking about. Unless you just pulled that out of your asshole or something
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  1251.  @matttragna234  Said nobody ever. Which billionaires are you speaking of and where the fuck did you get that crap? What billionaires cared that much about The Chappelle's Show that they blacklisted it and forced him to retreat to Africa? There's medication for what you have.
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  1252. I was like "What the fuck is this lady asking so many questions for?"
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  1253. Dude if somebody is missing for any period longer than 8 hours, you should immediately get concerned especially if their habit is to respond back relatively quickly. At most a day. Some people think you have to wait two days, 48 hours, to report a missing person and that's actually not true. You can report a missing person at any time. Absolutely, categorically however do not wait FOUR DAYS to report someone missing. Statistically speaking after 48 hours have passed the chances of finding a missing person plummet. Four days is entirely too long to wait.
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  1254. I've seen it. xD And yeah that one was pretty great. There's quite a few they've done on international cannibals IIRC. I've seen a large number of things they've done since I first discovered them on the ... relatively bad quality footage with the guy who started Vice, Shaun Smith, basically finding a way into North Korea and actually managing to smuggle footage. That took serious, serious balls to do. If they had caught him doing that... we may not even have VICE as we do have it today. That's kind of what I mean about the trajectory they seem to be going. It really IS beginning to show some serious left-leaning bullshit, and you know who I blame for that? Bill Maher. He's simultaneously the reason we got VICE News in the capacity we now have it on HBO, but also the reason it's gotten so... much more biased in the favor of the left. I agree with every word of what you said.
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  1255. ^ hahahaha I have been meaning to watch that show, too many good ones now to possibly see them all :'(
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  1256.  @epixkid1127  I do think Todd is very much a product of his environment, if that makes sense. I think a flashback showing young Todd in at least one of the episodes and some of his interactions with the younger member's of Jack's gang and especially how they treat him. I would be curious to see how they toughened him up, one way or another they abused any bit of emotion, compassion, empathy, etc out of him. Either that or Neo-Nazi family aside he was born a pure-blooded sociopath.
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  1257. Here's to the Atom Bomb is an underrated favorite of mine by theirs. I used to listen to it every morning before school, on YouTube actually. Rocket is a more mainstream one but I love it as well. Both are just classic great, crunchy wall-of-sound Pumpkins goodness.
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  1258. He's kind of at the point where he can't lose the weight even if he wanted to anymore. Not by natural means and maybe not even if he got the surgery.
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  1259. Charging him with murder in the 2nd is a mistake. He will be acquitted of those charges. He wouldn't be acquitted of murder in the 3rd.
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  1260. Yeah he was already a well respected defense attorney -- that case made him into a A-list attorney if he wasn't already. He did something that most people frankly thought was going to be impossible.
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  1261.  @jannett4333  Yep I am actually surprised they even were still together. Inmates tend to do that with guards, they size them up and if they detect even a modicum of weakness they will exploit it. I figured he'd just leave her or kill her, but the fact they were found together makes me wonder otherwise. But no, she was about to get discarded like a used condom whether she realized that or not.
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  1262.  @catsberry4858  Yeah hard to say I don't know her personally or anything. Or him. But the point is after getting out, if she was slowing him down in any way, he'd have at a minimum left her behind. UNLESS he genuinely cared about her which is possible as well, I just doubt it.
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  1263.  @lindycorgey2743  OHHHHH my bad. I misunderstood who you were talking about.
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  1264. Evel* lol but yeah. He spelled his name weird, like Lynyrd Skynyrd lol
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  1265. Yep and there's like 11 of them which is 9 more than the UK and Russia have each for instance. And I think we have 10 or 11 more being made right now, if they're not already in service. So yeah, USA has the aircraft carrier game on lock anyway. Those things move fast too, faster than I thought they would, and they just travel all over the globe.
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  1266. He'd probably so mad he'd go to war over it. Wait
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  1267. Black dude can't help but sound selfish. "Well, it didn't affect ME or the people in MY family. Fuck everyone else."
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  1268. They actually put a hard lock on certain things as well to prevent media controversy, for example, bringing a black guy to the KKK meet and/or like joining the KKK, doing anything other than absolutely destroying the KKK in game, is impossible. Thank God, I mean, unless you were playing an evil character. I bet fewer people would actually do that in the game than ever did screw hookers then kill them to get their money back in GTA games, but that's what the news will attach on to like "It's a black people killing simulator!" so they wisely prevented things like that from being possible. HOWEVER the PC version is coming out soon, and... yeah. Mods.
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  1269. Fortunately I don't think it will ever take root here. There's too many people (armed people) who are all to ready to die for this country again, if need be. And if there's anything the liberals traditionally are not good at, it's combat in all forms. Defending themselves or others, or even being the aggressors. I guarantee the only reason CHAZ for instance is planting trees, if they're planting them at all, is so they may one day be able to hug them. It won't happen here. Not without lots of bloodshed.
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  1270. The good news for this guy is he has finally admitted it, not just to Theo but also himself, that he isn't happy with the way his life is going and he has identified that drinking isn't making it any better. In fact it is making it worse. You have to get to that point that you can't stand it anymore then you will finally be ready to quit. Quitting because someone else tells you to when you aren't ready, it never works. YOU have to want it.
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  1271.  @Bradgilliswhammyman  WW2 was the last important war that America was involved in that absolutely, unequivocally and categorically had to be fought. It just did. Beyond that, every other war America has been involved in has been pointless unless we're talking about America's involvement in Ukraine which is basically a proxy war at this point. We are technically already at war with Russia whether we realize it or not which is why we've been so quick to give Ukraine weapons and money and support under the table, God knows what other way we've been helping them. But as worried as I am about Russia, no other country on Earth scares me for the future than China right now. Not a matter of if but when they invade Taiwan, the world will change overnight.
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  1272.  @greggstrasser5791  Perhaps
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  1273. Man, it was already bad when I was in high school. This is just appalling. No, I wouldn't eat it either. I was a very proud "french fry guy" at my school, I didn't trust anything else they served there.
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  1274.  @Real_PlayerOne  They have heavily implied they're going to revisit a few other cases as well. Everything from contraception (think birth control and condoms) meaning they'll revisit the Griswold case; same sex relationships (Lawrence case) and, by extension, same sex marriage as well (Ogerfeld case). I wouldn't be surprised at this point if they pack the courts which would set an extremely dangerous precedent going forward even if in the short term it benefits Democrats. Then it'd constantly be back and forth chaos depending on who is president and next thing you know we have like 50 supreme court justices.
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  1275.  @ReynKing  I suspect it's even more than that, considering when it releases it's guaranteed to recoup every single dime and then some. Easily.
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  1276.  @ReynKing  Well if any game is going to do something unprecedented, it's going to be a big blockbuster title like a GTA game. I do think $500 mil is probably the safer estimate and you can do a lot with that kind of money, but even back when GTA5 dropped it made $1 billion dollars on day ONE. And that was before they realized how much of a cash cow GTA Online would be. Who knows how much that game has made in total by now, but I will say this if they spend $2 billion developing it they'll make it back very fast then I suspect they'll milk it into oblivion the same way they did with GTA5, re-releasing every few years, farming GTA Online in the meantime, etc etc etc. They could spend $5 billion and the game would probably still be profitable for them in the long run... but yeah still, $500 million is probably the correct figure.
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  1277.  @ReynKing  I think that all began to change when GTA3 came out. It really began to change around the time GTA4 came out, but that was built on the success of GTA3, Vice City and San Andreas before it. Those games just got better and better and better, as well as more groundbreaking. Rockstar isn't the same company as they used to be sadly, but nobody can deny they've basically made video games at least as influential as movies and now TV shows if not so MORE influential.
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  1278. Probably
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  1279. [THEY TAPPED ON MY BUTTHOLE]
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  1280. he forgot to mute his mic
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  1281. He's almost too chill, and too agreeable. I am not calling him a stolen valor type, I am pretty sure he's been vetted if he's made it onto the Joe Rogan show but he wouldn't be the first Navy SEAL to fake being a SEAL. Don Shipley has a YouTube thing where he basically calls and confronts stolen valor Navy SEALs all the time.
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  1282.  @prncssbby  I am not saying he doesn't have PTSD or hasn't "seen some shit" but he isn't exhibiting PTSD symptoms. PTSD he'd like hear a knock at the door and immediately would recoil at the sound, that sort of thing.
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  1283. ​ @prncssbby  "Most calm and unpretentious SEAL ever" -- OP "Yep, that's PTSD. Man has seen some shit." https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/post-traumatic-stress-disorder/symptoms-causes/syc-20355967 Please point out from the large list of symptoms of PTSD the part where it describes being "calm" and "unpretentious" as being symptomatic of PTSD. While I am at it I will select a few bullet points that support my definition of it. Not a single one supports yours. Hence, you're full of shit and you probably upvote your own shit. Hard to believe there's as many as three other people as dumb as you, but nothing surprises me anymore at the same time. Being easily startled or frightened Trouble sleeping and concentrating Irritability, angry outbursts or aggressive behavior Reliving the traumatic event as if it were happening again (flashbacks) PTSD is the kind of thing that would prevent the man from coming on Joe Rogan at all. YOU don't know what it PTSD is.
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  1284.  @prncssbby  No, I must have PTSD as evidenced by my behavior. I think I might need an expert like yourself to diagnose it. When I think of PTSD, after all, I think of calm, cool, collected and socially capable people. There's not even so much as a hint of this guy having PTSD. I am sure he's seen shit in his service but he doesn't seem to be the kind of guy who jumps every time the doorbell rings. That's PTSD.
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  1285.  @prncssbby  Hooray! Your boyfriend is here! Just in time! @x x Tiks? You mean tics? As in nervous tics? Tics =/= PTSD. PTSD is a chronic, debilitating psychological condition brought on by trauma. Going in to your psychiatrist and saying "Yeah I have these uncontrollable facial tics after the war, I think I have PTSD!" and the doctor will be like "Recurring nightmares? Chronic, extreme anxiety when leaving the home or otherwise "going outside"? To such an extent it's a crippling factor in your life? No?" I'd more likely to have them checked out for Tourette's or Tardive Dyskinesia especally if they had a history of taking certain anti-depressants if all they had were "Facial tics". It's not enough to diagnose someone with PTSD, anyway. Naturally the pillow biters above are going to think anything, every cough sneeze or fart is diagnosable for PTSD. All while being unable to find a single bullet point in the list provided above to support their claim that he has PTSD. He doesn't. After various operations and deployments he seems actually REALLY well adjusted in spite of what he has seen or not seen.
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  1286. I wouldn't be surprised if China takes the opportunity soon to invade Taiwan while the rest of the world is distracted with Russia/Ukraine. It's going to happen one way or another it's just a matter of time. But yeah the scariest thing of all is this could literally start a chain reaction that leads to WW3.
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  1287.  @borthwey  I guess it doesn't make a difference, no. You got scammed. BUT yeah know what they're doing as far as this scamming shit goes. Even video calls I guess they can probably even fake that too.
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  1288. Huh, wonder why. (They meant for this all to happen). Why? The trade war.
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  1289. I think it's more of a meme like you said than anything. I don't think they REALLY hate DJ. And if they ever saw this video, I think they'd hate him even less but it's one of those things like you may hate the character of the psychopathic Ramsay Bolton from Game of Thrones but that's because the actor who played him did such a phenomenal job of playing him. You hate Ramsay, but if you ever see interviews with the actor, you love the actor. It's one of those things and the world of wrestling I think more than any other sport benefits from the dichotomy between "heroic" and "villainous" arcs.
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  1290. To put it into perspective, the only other time we've had to use the Greek alphabet to name storms was in 2005. The same year that Katrina hit. We very well may not have seen the worst one yet.
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  1291. My older sister who is rich as fuck basically, works for a major corporation in Manhattan and it's in the same building Google works out of (but not Google) has seen the whole "China is the future" thing this entire time. She had my little niece learning Mandarin and everything. And sure enough a few years later the Chinese economy did take over the US economy as the strongest in the world. Then they manufactured coronavirus to systematically weaken everybody else. And I believe they had the vaccine ready to go before unleashing it, but also planned to release it around the Chinese New Year when many people travel abroad. Millions upon millions. So they infected their own people and let them go elsewhere before ever letting on that it was going on in the first place.
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  1292. TBH what should've happened is either a) Drogon shows up, destroys the Iron Throne, then turns his gaze on Jon's stupid ass who's still just there waiting to be arrested or whatever, and draw in another breath to kill him too, but not until Jon Snow lunges at it just in time to stab him right down the gulet, then carve backwards opening the Dragon's neck and killing it, but Jon himself dies again too. Incinerated, burnt to a crisp. OR b) Drogon does what he did in the show, bounces up outta there with his Mama, but Jon Snow's hands are bloody from the Queen's murder, and it's obvious someone just died there, and they quickly put together that it was her lover Jon Snow who murdered her right there. IRL Grey Worm and his men would've charged him immediately, they didn't just look at her as a fairweather Queen, she was a GOD to them. And yes I do agree, she should've gone mad, she should've been the twist villain at the end as it is very much in your face at the very least when you learn it's not just her as a Targaryen, he is too. And knowing Targaryens have a 50% chance of going insane, and knowing that they're actually both Targaryens and the differences between them are night and day, like it's just obvious she was on a path to becoming the Mad Queen if she wasn't already way earlier on. The idea that the Unsullied just waltz in and he's like "I killed her" and they're like "Very well, we will imprison this man until his trial!" is just completely out of character for this emotionless army driven entirely by duty and nothing else, they'd see their Goddess murdered and then not kill the man immediately who did that, and deal with the aftermath later. Cause let's be real, the North after all they've been through vs the Unsullied it wouldn't even be close. I can't believe Grey Worm didn't stake a claim as King in this new land now that Dany was gone. God the writing was just retarded this season.
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  1293. The truth is like... yes what they did research wise was usually pretty terrible if not completely unforgivable and unethical but there were quite a few medical advancements that were gotten as a result of the research and nobody seems to ever want to admit that. Was it worth it? No. What they did was truly awful. But there were medical advancements made that we still take advantage of today. But for the most part the research was just almost seemingly designed and performed for the express purpose of cruelty and pain.
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  1294. I love how they asked him about the ending of Thrones, before he had said it was "perfect" and now they're like "Have you changed your mind since then?" and his answer is ".... How dare you? Take me to jail." In other words, he's like everyone else and thinks the ending of Thrones was atrociously bad but being the consummate professional, he has to go on the record and say he thought it was good. Openly criticizing something you are in, or were in, can be career suicide for actors.
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  1295. He might be the best impressionist of all time. Certainly up there as one of the best of our generation.
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  1296. That's a huge accomplishment my friend! Every day is just one more under your belt. You are doing great, keep it up.
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  1297. "I want no one else to succeed."
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  1298.  @JustAPlebian  my bad
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  1299. I hope he still has the pigtails in jail. Something for Bubba to grab hold of.
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  1300.  @hustlerstv4252  She made a big media thing about it so technically the school could sue her. The fact they didn't points to guilt, OR they figure it's not worth the bad publicity to pursue otherwise but I am leaning more towards the first than the second in this case. That and the fact it seems to be something other students have had to deal with.
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  1301. Justin's a little bigger than Jojo he should've just fought him. Ya never know, at the very least you fought back
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  1302. Crowley's influence on music is so far reaching it's insane. From rappers to rock stars, it's not uncommon to see them either wearing shirts with his face on it or quotes by him, in particular his most famous quote which is basically the first law of Thelema which is "Do What Thou Wilt". I don't know if they gravitate to him out of actual interest in the occult or if they have just heard that the music industry is dominated by the occult and want to show that they're "in the know" too. I think it's been relegated to more of a fashion statement than anything else, as I do not believe the music industry is governed by the Illumnati or Satanists. I DO think that they're intentionally putting "illuminati references" in their videos and whatnot as a point of style for the modern era, in the same way people used to wear leisure suits in the 70s but don't anymore.
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  1303. I almost said the same thing hahaha he does look like him
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  1304.  @Lordamraphel  That's the #1 reason they're planning on sending checks to people. Not just because they know people need help right now to survive this thing, but also because they know that the next step is riots if they don't get them, and fast.
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  1305. Centuries? Dumb people have existed since the dawn of time.
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  1306.  @returnofthemak592  You're more likely to get caught if you use a PO Box. You should use your home address. You should also use your real name, the one on your ID. The reason for this is because the mailman who delivers to you already knows your name. Some people think it might be smarter to put a fake name on your address, but they'll immediately recognize it as a fake name on the address. But a PO Box I mean it is possible to do that but if you do go that route order a bunch of stuff online first and have it sent there so it's not just like "Oh I got a new PO box and all of a sudden I am sending a ton of USPS packages to it from California or Colorado" or whatever. They're onto that. The other problem with the PO Box is you have to show ID and sign for it every single time. The very idea that you're showing up to the PO Box and signing for the package is in itself a form of controlled delivery, where they'd normally have to show up at your house then essentially trick you into signing for it (thereby admitting you not only ordered it but were expecting it) but if you had just sent it to your house, they'd deliver it normally, no signature required. If you have to sign for it as a USPS package, that is the biggest red flag imaginable. The only other thing you can do is receive the package, then don't open it for at least 3 days. If you open it and they catch you in the middle of using it after raiding you a few days later, that is an admission of guilty legally speaking. You aren't getting out of that one. But that's unbelievably unlikely and rare. Just a precaution above all other things.
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  1307.  @poohjan  I mean someone had to teach him about acids and the varying strengths of acids. His dad worked with acids for a living. It's not like he could've googled it or whatever back then, at best his dad was a little bit too liberal with him wanting to borrow acid from time to time.
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  1308. You have to ask yourself, what if you were married to this guy all the way up until the time he gets his diagnosis, and all of a sudden then YOU were held hostage by him in a way, because the entire time he was telling himself and I think he believed it until the moment his money is taken from him, he's in that basement bunker in the laundry place and he's being told by Saul like "Listen, because you got caught, there's no way that money is ever going to get in their hands anyway. You didn't do this for them in the end." and I think he learns the hard way just what it means to be a mega kingpin type because you may be good while you're good, but ultimately not if but when you get caught it was ALL FOR NOTHING in the end. And Skylar knew that from day one, but Walt insisted he was never in any danger. He fooled himself into thinking he'd be OK, staying in the game long after he said he would, going from needing only $180 thousand or so to then craving as many millions as he possibly could get. It was all Walt's fault.
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  1309. That's kind of the way I felt about it too because Diablo 2 in particular, that entire game is built around the concept of endless grinding. So some people might come into this game and embrace the grind being "true fans" of the series. It's just this game also throws it in your face relentlessly that you've gotten this far, but the only way to really get to "the end" (which is a fallacy in a game like Diablo that literally never ends) is to eventually spend some real life money. Pay walls etc. In other words, it may not be impossible to get to the true end game content but it will feel like it and relentlessly so until the player ultimately one way or another justifies spending IRL $$.
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  1310. I read an article a while ago that tried to guesstimate what his net worth would be after spending approximately 30 years building his meth empire, starting with the genius idea to not only establish a front in the form of a franchised fast food restaurant, but more importantly a logistical network. But beyond that, he actually didn't spend THAT much time manufacturing and selling his OWN meth. For the most part he actually was working for the Salamancas and selling their inferior product while secretly playing them all against each other while also secretly building a clandestine laboratory after finding his "cook" in the genius Gale Boetticher which later (and tragically for Gus) became Walter White. Anyway they had estimated IIRC that Gus probably made ~ $1 billion. Which is not bad, he wasn't Pablo Escobar or anything but he made more money in the business than Walt did (or ever could have -- with the most important difference between Gus and Walt being that Walt did not have the TIME that Gus did, nor did he have the motivation to enter that world until he got sick). The belief is that assuming Walter White never came along is that Gus, Lydia and the dude at Madrigal Electromotive if the lab was allowed to run uninterrupted was how Gus was planning on making the real lion's share of his fortune. Untold billions from a lab that would in theory as long as the cooks weren't greedy (like Walt) would most likely be able to run indefinitely without anyone ever getting caught. He never got to see it, though. Also yeah when it comes to the age old argument "Who is worse? Gus or Walt?" I can tell you for a fact that Walter was 100% more evil than Gus was or could ever be.
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  1311. I can't believe Putin hasn't targeted crypto at this point if he's trying to rebreathe life back into the ruble. I can't believe he's basically made it illegal to not use the ruble without addressing crypto because that's what I would be looking to move into as well. I can't believe I'm saying it but even Bitcoin is more stable and strong than the ruble is at this point but it's purely artificial the devaluation of the ruble itself. When the war ends hopefully it will rebound sooner than later.
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  1312. Soft White Underbelly. The guy who literally goes to the worst places and is like "WHO WANTS AN INTERVIEW? $50 AND A... A... A PIZZA OR SOMETHING! YAY!"
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  1313.  @HBC423  People who "used to be famous" are still famous though. Especially now. There are IMDB pages, wikipedia articles, all this shit to immortalize them and if you're telling me that them NOT being in the position they were to become famous at all is the same as it is for them being "formerly famous" spotlight wise, like the examples I mentioned and yet you failed to mention a single one, then you're a moron. Sorry. You can't mention someone who tried to escape celebrity who isn't going to be desribed as a "former star" or a "former child celebrity" more relevantly. That's just not the way it works.
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  1314.  @Kickflairee  Nope. Meth might just be the most evil substance on the face of the planet. I don't know how you made that logical jump, only thing I can figure is that you're naturally an illogical person. Or maybe you're just stupid. Either way, you problems = you problems.
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  1315.  @Kickflairee  It really carries no weight in saying "You still going?" when you are also still going. Yet another logical fallacy from the dullest tool in the toolshed. I expect that from the likes of you, though. Holy fuck you're dumb. Anyway, you have my permission princess, you can have the last word.
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  1316.  @Kickflairee  It really carries no weight in saying "You still going?" when you are also still going. Yet another logical fallacy from the dullest tool in the toolshed. You can have the last word. I know you'll insist on it anyway. EDIT: Yep. Of course he needed the last word. Then on top of that he leaves us with another banger straight out of the quiver of his unwavering dumbness, "meth makes people think they're doing the correct thing." Can't make this shit up, people this dumb actually exist.
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  1317.  @MrLovolovo  Time for what? I already had my surgery.
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  1318.  @UncleHashy  Yeah, that's just you though. Not even all meth addicts go out and steal things but it doesn't even take a meth addict specifically to go out and commit crimes. Opiate addicts steal to support their habit too. But either way just because YOU do it doesn't mean all do it, or even the majority. You would be one of the ones who kind of influence everyone's opinion of other addicts though if you're out there doing shitty things under the influence but the point is, if it CAUSED them to do it in every case every meth addict would be out there robbing, pillaging, among other things. They're not though.
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  1319.  @joshuaroefs9279  They don't affect everyone the same, no. Does it affect your brain? Yes. Does it make you want to immediately go out and kill people? No. You may do stuff you wouldn't do on it, but they don't necessarily change your morals as a person. For example. Let's say you are a meth addict and you need money. A normal person may not ever consider stealing a car or learning how to break and enter to burgle someone's house. On meth though, you'll just be more emboldened to do it, but it's less that you're on meth and more that you need money to buy more meth because you're a meth addict. Does that make sense? They're not just like suddenly cool with violence or murder, but if you have murderous tendencies yes meth will bring out a worse version of that in them IE the individuals in the video. But please understand these guys are the exception not the rule. Most crimes that revolve around drug addiction revolve around the over-necessity of making money to further supply their addictions.
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  1320. Then again, he only did that to Dave Chappelle because it would get publicity. He wanted to raise awareness of something that was happening to his grandmother's home IIRC. He knew it'd make the news. The only reason he attacked Chappelle in such a public way is because he wanted to be heard, something Mr. Chappelle very kindly and respectfully did for him after the fact BEFORE proceeding to press charges. Now he's just going to be fodder in future Chappelle jokes.
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  1321. yeah well he didn't waste his shot like stupid ass Hamilton. what a jip. "Not gonna waste my shot" proceeds to waste his shot and die. Would've been so much cooler if Hamilton and Burr both shot and killed each other at the same time. IRL and in the musical.
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  1322. I don't get Denzel's quote "At your highest moment, that's when the Devil comes for you". No, the Devil traditionally goes after people when they are at their lowest. When they're vulnerable and weak.
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  1323. Historical fact -- sideburns are named after General Burnsides who was known for his unusually long sideburn hairstyle.
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  1324. I don't think it's so much that they're FOR Iran as much as they're against America. Russia can't wait for someone to throw the first punch, doesn't matter who it is. They want revenge for 1991, and that's actually one of the #1 things I'm concerned about if anything happens. The world stage is basically set for WW3 and if it does come sooner than later it will be bad for the entire world, but especially of course the people who get involved as combatants. On all sides. Given that the major antagonists now have a serious cache of nuclear weapons at their disposal. Bad for the entire world.
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  1325.  @pedrosavala8811  Yeah I think I remember that vaguely. I have heard it said before. Back in those days though (when that story is set) China really WAS starving though.
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  1326.  @ShuyaoXu-i9h  That's literally how the coronavirus is believed to have started, at a particularly bad wet market in Wuhan, China. Sadly, it only takes one bad seed to create a rogue strain of a new coronavirus like Covid-19. It's less that it makes us disgusted and more that it's entirely unsanitary and unsafe, with something like this being one of the worst case scenarios as far as end result being concerned. It only takes one, apparently. I am not saying they're all poorly run, dirty shit holes or whatever. Just that that one was, and now the entire world is suffering for China's lack of regulation and oversight where it concerns these wet markets. These things wouldn't have existed in America in the 1920's, that's how dirty and crude they are. Now you gotta get food and drugs past rigorous barometers of sanitation or else the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) will not allow the product to be sold for consumption by Americans. And something like that market would never have seen the light of day, let alone operate with impunity as long as they did in Wuhan. I bet it stops once the dust finally begins to settle, when and if that ever happens, even in a place like China that will be desperate to never see something like this happen again, surely. The way China's lying about it's origins now, too. Nobody's buying it but the Chinese themselves and whoever they can manage to convince, like people in Africa. Nope, it happened accidentally because China allowed a particularly dirty wet market to operate with impunity. Now the whole world is paying for it. China will be held responsible, one way or another.
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  1327.  @北伐軍  How the hell did you get past your dictatorship's Internet censors? You shouldn't be here. I am reporting you to the Party leader.
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  1328. Abraham Lincoln is the kind of man that if "tiredness" wasn't a word, it is now. That happened with another word if I am not mistaken, "normalcy", which was coined by Warren G. Harding for a public campaign to basically encourage people to get people back to normal after WW1. And yeah to confirm I just looked it up and "tiredest" IS a defined word in the dictionary.
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  1329. As is his right, considering he's the judge. I think it was less that he was in a mood and more that she was disrespectful to him and to state the obvious it was clearly a mistake on her part because that's the one person and the one situation where you can't just maybe get away with saying something flippant, disrespectful and rude. You go try disrespecting any judge in the USA and tell me how it works for you.... as soon as you get out of jail for contempt. Or better yet, don't. He was ready to pass a fair sentence and then she opened her stupid cvnt mouth. Any other judge in the country would've done the same exact thing. 100%.
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  1330. 0:56 -- If I was the judge, yeah, I probably would have done the same thing as well. And when she went on later to flip me off I'd probably also have given her contempt like he did, because rightfully or wrongfully judges can literally do whatever they want to you so long as you give them reason to do it. Not every judge rules the same way but I think it's pretty universal that if you insult or disrespect a judge, you got something coming to you. It just so happens she was snippy through the entire encounter and didn't know when to shut the fuck up, which may actually be something we learn you suffer from as well going forward. Who knows. But yeah all I can do is encourage you to try the same thing yourself but just forewarn you it won't end well in any court room in the country, or anywhere else they have a similar trial-based legal system that involves the presence and authority of judges.
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  1331. Correct. I mean it's amazing that most people even without the help of attorneys know not to fuck with judges, so even her own DA probably didn't even think for a second to warn her to "be respectful to the judge". It's so common sense it's like saying the sky is blue on a good day and the grass is supposed to be greenish. And beyond the fact that basically everything she did oozed sass and disrespect from the get-go she then sarcastically says "adios!", and that was the final straw for him. And then she decided to flip him off and curse him after he called her back again, which made her increased fine turn into jail time. I mean if there was no doubt as to her actual meaning of it when she did say "adios" at the time, when she turns around and flips him off saying "fuck you" I think it's pretty clear then. If she was monotone like a robot and said "adios" or with a measure of somberness and regret and then marched away obediently to begin with then maybe that explanation could be acceptable, "she was just saying goodbye". No. With the very first adios she may as well have already been saying "fuck you", this is why he called her back to begin with. He knew by the tone of her voice she needed a little more tuning up. Anyway, if you have any brains at all, be overly nice to judges even if you just run into them in the supermarket, cause if they don't like you and you find yourself in their courtroom, they can and will fuck you up legally. Anyone who behaves this way to a justice has it coming just anyway.
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  1332. I will tell you something, the judges aren't there to be your friends. They're not there to entertain you, they're not there to be "professionally courteous" to you. They are there to adjudicate, to rule in the various cases brought into their courtrooms on a daily basis. You don't understand, it wasn't the judge being petty in return necessarily. It was the judge drawing the line in the fucking sand as any other judge in the country would do in similar circumstances, was she made an example of? Probably. But that's my point, she "asked for it" in a way, either that or she was disastrously misinformed, cause in no place ever is disrespecting a judge a good idea. You know, the same people who determine your bail amount and length of sentence. Practice your "your honor" skills or at the very least don't do what she did. But yeah worst case scenario just take your sentence and let your lawyer do the appealing, certainly don't fucking flip the bird at the judge as if that's gonna improve the situation LOL "CONTEMPT!" just like that
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  1333.  @TommyCubed  I don't recall him ever saying that. I heard him asking people who want to support him to donate Bitcoin. His finances are tied up in the Russian banking system which is virtually inaccessible at this point, on top of the fact he's no longer even in Russia. Maybe he found a workaround since then, I hope so for his sake, but that's news to me if so.
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  1334.  @JChengZhang  Meh, China's just doing it on a more egregious level. Looking at your name, it's funny you're even trying to justify it by comparing yourself to such poor countries. Proving my point. But no, China's doing it on a much, much darker and more evil scale. I do appreciate it though. Affordable new devices and shoes are a great thing. It would just never happen in my country. And I am grateful for that :) "The friends I have in Xinjiang have told me of those education bases." Do tell us more of your privilege. What rank in the party are you, and blink twice if you need help.
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  1335. He's an 87 year old man. Says he was married for 70 years, and that his wife had died three years ago. So he was married when he was 14? My guess is that they were actually only married 67 years (or he just rounded it up or something) when she died and he simply recognizes the three additional years as him still being married. I would, too, if I was married that long. God bless you, guy.
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  1336. Kinda makes you wonder about the Dad. Personality wise, they aren't really too different in their ... emotions I guess. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, that sort of thing.
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  1337.  @ralcool5932  Of course he didn't. I would like to know who felt like killing Mike was justified so I could uhhh... you know, have a chat. He was murdered. Period.
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  1338.  @Ziolek.2000  Might be my favorite monologue from any character in the entire Breaking Bad universe. It's up there with the one he tells the doctor early in Season 2 like "Why did I run? I ran because I'm a terminally ill cancer patient with a son with cerebral palsy, a baby I don't know how we're going to be able to afford, and you ask me why I RAN?" Great writing in this series, all around.
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  1339. This would be an easy one. You just have to figure out which one among them doesn't have a dog house, and then you've found your gay guy.
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  1340. I thought he had a mechanical arm after the original mother base explosion
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  1341. I KNOW RIGHT holy shit that guy ate shit like 5 times you know he felt that later
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  1342. Holy shit dude. Punctuation. Learn what it is and how to use it. That's barely readable what you just wrote. But anyway, I didn't call him an asshole, I didn't even really call him a "dickhead" I was actually quoting a movie GoodFellas, that's what the cops said to Ray Liotta when they busted him finally for cocaine. I am 100% for the legalization of weed, I am not talking about what I think should be the case, merely just pointing out that 30 years for weed is on the higher end of the spectrum of punishments. Finally, calm the fuck down. Jesus Christ.
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  1343. Not sure what you're referring to me there for Terry. "Inability to text", you corrected. OK well as long as we understand that it's somebody else's inability to do something at all I guess that's all I care about. JK. What a douche. Learn the edit feature, pro tip. Versus double, triple or even quadruple posting or whatever the fuck else you're guilty of here besides being a perennial douche.
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  1344.  @jermsbestfriend9296  I really hope so. I hope the new Taliban regime will be less extreme, if only because we frankly will need them to be if we hope they're gonna use those new weapons against ISIS or something. At least we have that enemy in common. Not to mention for the people who are well and truly stranded there still, like they may actually need to turn themselves into the Taliban and hope they can get bribed out of the country or something. Al-Qaeda won't do that (they'd kill them). ISIS certainly won't do it (they'd torture and kill them, most likely on camera to some bizarre Islamic propaganda music and everything). Like if they're not out yet ironically the Taliban may just be their best and only hope once the deadline passes.
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  1345.  @founderoftheempire8589  Well I was mainly talking about Russia and Hitler's strategic blunder, forcing his soldiers who were not used to the weather and conditions to try marching through the country when it was at it's absolute coldest. Russians and I imagine Ukrainians (but definitely Russians) were used to it.
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  1346.  @gandalfstormcrow2486  That's also true they had more people willing to fight in WW2 than they did weapons. Their population/numbers were one of their greatest advantages. If you haven't seen the movie "Come and See" it's a classic Russian/Soviet made film about the horrors of WW2. If you don't mind subtitles, you'll like it if you enjoy WW2 history. THAT is how the beginning of that movie starts, this doe-eyed kid wants to go join the fight but they tell him he needs to get his own weapon first then they'll let him come, so he and his friend spend the beginning of the movie digging and digging and digging trying to find a rifle, in a place where other soldiers clearly had fought and died. An old man looks at them and shakes his head because they're young and naive, not knowing what they're getting into. The main character does finally find a gun, next thing you know recruitment officers show up at his door and his mother is horrified to see that they recruit him and he's eager to go join. He finds out the hard way what that decision actually means, hence the title: "Come and See". It's a masterpiece and one of the best WW2 movies I've ever seen.
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  1347. When keeping it real goes wrong
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  1348.  @brockswisstee7767  Feudalism isn't an analogue for communism or whatever. Feudalism was defined by like, if you weren't the King your best bet would be to be a Lord, in which case you will vary in status and wealth but one thing all Lords have is a) land and b) peasants. It's basically just a matter of giving them a place to live, grow crops and/or livestock with the understanding that a certain percentage of it will go directly to the Lord's castle. If you were especially privileged as a peasant you actually got to live within the castle walls, but overall feudalism isn't going to fix the "community" problem. And when it comes to America as far as racial tensions, I don't think that will ever truly go away.
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  1349. It's absolutely mind-boggling how much you can put the human body through.
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  1350. That was the first time anyone has ever said that someone was a coward to NOT shoot themselves. He had the chance to take the REALLY easy way out but decided to go back to jail instead. Jail, where every day sucks balls. Now his only option to end things early (cause he's never getting out again, he's on his way to supermax if he wasn't already there after this) is a crude rope made from bedsheets or a crude knife made out of a toothbrush and disposable razors.
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  1351. If he could get a cheaper option than the phones ... maybe but like with the cost of the phones and everything else these would not sell for any less than $2,500 is my guess.
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  1352. What's up with military and police guys all having the same haircut
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  1353. I love that he added a beat to the freestyle this moron did at the very end just to highlight like "No, it didn't need a beat. It sounded clowny and weird either way." Kind of a brilliant move on Andrew's part there
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  1354. It's really difficult for me to say what I would do in the parents' situation. I will say this though it'd be incredibly difficult for me not to jump over the rail and get as many licks in on that coward as I possibly could before being detained myself. I don't know, Cruz says he wants the victims families to decide his fate and I am inclined to agree with that. Barring that, I'd ask him what he would rather have, life or death, then give him the opposite. He deserves nothing but 17 lifetimes of pain and suffering.
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  1355. It doesn't look enough like Breath of the Wild to justify a lawsuit. At all. It actually looks more like something SONY would have on their console than Nintendo, for that matter.
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  1356.  @ComplicatedBot  I forget where I heard it but it is pretty well documented there was a time they were friends for the camera only. Off-screen they couldn't stand each other. I mean, I don't know them personally obviously but that's definitely what I have heard.
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  1357.  @AspireGMD  I hope so. I dunno, I am looking it up now and from everything I can tell they didn't really make up they just "made up" as in like Big Black went on to focus on his business solely and would occasionally do fantasy factory and Ridiculousness (even like two weeks before his death) but he basically said he felt like a slave or a "sidekick" to Dyrdek especially once the money started rolling in. I do hope they were able to make up though before his death, it just sounds like it was business only by the end.
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  1358. He probably doesn't realize he's addicted yet
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  1359. I mean she says "you can get paid in drugs" does that literally mean any drugs? cause that seems a difficult thing to be able to promise
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  1360. Yeah that whole "existing on money that doesn't exist" thing is something the US does to this day. That's one way to comber hyper-inflation, create a new currency that is so powerful it doesn't exist and suddenly you are still poor but don't feel the effects of it... yet.
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  1361. I hope they catch and prosecute each and every one of these bleating sheep losers.
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  1362. Yep. As long as lobbying is present and legal, corporate interests will always basically get whatever they want while politicians depending on their level of corruptness “supplement” their government income with untold hundreds of thousands if not millions of extra dollars a year IF they kowtow to corporate and lobbying interests. And many of them, if not most of them, do.
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  1363.  @iamthatbxtxh  ?? He's not getting charged with anything if there's nothing to charge him with. You're the naive one if you think anything otherwise. They need a BODY, a weapon, and a motive. They have none of those things. His silence speaks volumes but you can't even charge someone for being silent. "Naive" shut the fuck up.
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  1364.  @cookie_dough_hangover  It's very difficult to get a murder conviction. The burden of proof is on the state. They require evidence. Without it, they do not have a snowball's chance in Hell. The best we can hope for is the body is found at which point they can determine how she died. Maybe even find the weapon nearby if it was, let's say, a knife, and then you can somehow link the knife to the guy. To compare it to a needle in a haystack situation especially considering how far away it happened from where he lives is frankly an understatement.
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  1365. Also yeah I knew someone who was "addicted" to nasal spray. It wasn't a drug dependency necessarily so much as it was that his nostrils basically stopped doing whatever they have to do get rid of congestion in the nose by itself/naturally. And yeah it takes like weeks if not months for the nose to get the ability to do that back again, if ever, and most people just keep using the spray because it's the easiest course of action. So in a way it's an addiction all of it's own, one most people don't even realize is even possible.
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  1366. "I don't eat meat. I don't believe in killing God's creation". Says the guy who killed two and technically three humans counting the unborn child. Hypocrite.
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  1367. 4:18 -- please stop doing this dude, don't want another XXXTENTACION on our hands. You go around showing big fat stacks of cash you're gonna be a target for robbery...
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  1368. The only movie they're really glorified in is The Godfather. Scarface too, I guess, but even that was primarily a tragedy, it was operatic, so if all you walked away from it is "man this Tony Montana guy, he's alright. Knew how to make money, knew how to live well." you missed the point of it. GoodFellas and like, The Sopranos, do a really good job of showing that the money they're making is slightly above what the risks involved entail. Even the boss was like, just doing aight, for all the worry about law enforcement, and snitches, or getting murdered even, not really worth it when you look at what they were truly out there risking it all for. But yeah, truthfully, they're scumbags. Among the lowest of the low. Not intelligent, nothing, they're just people who would peak in most other blue collar jobs that their intelligence would allow them to do but chose to incorporate some risk into things to make slightly more. And I do mean slightly, like, a lot of organized criminals really don't make a lot of money which is contrary to what a lot of people think and even the money they do make is off the heels of their neighbors and communities who they're happy to contribute towards the destruction of for a little bit of that grease on top.
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  1369. Yeah, well it reminds me of this guy I know, an older guy, he's run a few restaurants in his day but ultimately found most of his success as a lawyer. His passion has always been food, though. Restaurants. So he ends up spending $1+ million, just about all of his savings, trying to start up a restaurant near his retirement age and unfortunately he found he couldn't easily do both. His law practice tanked. The restaurant failed because he spent too much renovating and didn't charge nearly enough for the food (somehow he had no business skills). The food wasn't bad, but not nearly as good as he still imagines himself being as a cook today. He didn't cook the food himself, he had a full time chef, but some people don't belong in the restaurant industry AT ALL but they think they do, and it's a delusion that can cost you a lot in the long run. This lawyer I know won't be retiring till he dies, most likely, and it's all cause he blew it all on a pipe dream he couldn't afford and had no business taking part in to begin with.
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  1370. It's a real genius plan they have, those money hungry capitalists, doing a documentary and receiving no money for it by trashing the Jackson family. They're not even suing the Jackson estate or anything. So where exactly is the money you think they're grubbing for?
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  1371. Michael is so corny with the "I'm a walking redemption" and the Jesus stuff. I mean be spiritual, be religious, be Christian that's not even my point it's just like I have a real problem with it for some reason it's almost like he's using this image of being a God-fearing man to help him sell more of his redemption books and it rubs me the wrong way. You were a gangster. You killed people. Now it's all kumbaya, I was evil, then Jesus forgave me and I love my wife and believe me or my 80 books I've written by now but I'd rather be broke and free in the kingdom of God and just blah... blah... blah.
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  1372.  @CcSmokecC  I think people who have either been in prison or been at war somehow develop better story telling skills, maybe cause they get used to hearing so many and telling their own in those environments. It's really all they got in some cases, the difference between being scared shitless and alone or sharing in a human experience with someone else in the most uncomfortable and terrifying condition imaginable.
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  1373. The numbers don't lie. 97% of newly admitted Covid cases in hospitals are people that are unvaccinated. It works, clearly, and yet they don't want to get it until it's too late usually. If I was a nurse I'd probably start treating them the way a lot of addicts get treated by pharmacists and doctors as well, because they did it to themselves to begin with and a lot of the times they can come across as needy and annoying in light of that. If you do not get vaccinated and get Covid, I don't hope you die or anything but understand that you did it to your own goddamn self and I do not sympathize with you. Empathize, but not sympathize.
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  1374.  @somethingfishy1088  Yeah I didn't watch it I forgot it was in my tabs
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  1375. There's this perfect like duality between corporate culture and the slave regime that is the CCP. We wouldn't be able to get many of the products we get for the prices we currently do if we were manufacturing them ourselves, that's why literally everything seems to be made in China right now. Everything from plastics and electronics to medicine and food products. I believe that intelligence in the US knows exactly what is going on but they can't make it publicly known yet because we'd all be calling for a war with China. Sadly this conflict is gonna happen it's just a matter of when, not if. We need manufacturing independence from them, but as long as profit is God in the West, they're gonna wait till the last second if ever to do anything about it. This is why the CCP has so much clout and power over these brands. But people think that it'll be like any other war we've ever gotten involved in if it happens with China. China might very well be the last war that America ever fights. It would take a long time, it would be incredibly expensive, and frankly I think most people in America will succumb to diseases not being able to get the medicine they need or starve outright.
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  1376.  @ahrenb3393  I haven't seen the Sisqo episode yet... but honestly like respectfully I would say he's a one hit wonder, too. If he had other songs, I had no idea. It doesn't mean they only made the one song when they're considered "one hit wonders", what qualifies them for that status is if you go up to the average person and mention the artist and 99.9% of them can only think of the one song they made -- that's a one hit wonder. Blind Melon, one of my favorite underrated bands, every single song they ever recorded was single-worthy because they were all so amazing and yet they are still a "one hit wonder" because MOST people you mention them to will be like "Oh yeah, that's the band that made the bumble bee girl music video!" One hit wonder. Undeserving of that status perhaps, but that is the way it is.
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  1377. We're not having Halloween in the traditional sense for at least another year. I don't think we'll reach a level of actual normal again until like maybe 2023. People think the vaccine is gonna be the answer, it's just round one.
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  1378.  @R-Lee-  Because it was more of a question than it was a statement. It's called an interrogative, also known as a question. Most places I am aware of didn't have Halloween in a traditional sense in 2020. You're from bumfuck Ohio, though, so it not only makes sense that social distancing wasn't required there but it further makes sense that your reading comprehension skills are so abysmally poor.
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  1379.  @nagatouzumaki3492  You're an idiot. I stopped at "Walter White's cooking meth was entirely rational." Maybe it detected you and your responses as the spam or the wanton ramblings of a mad man. I am not responding again. Goodbye. You write too much, your English is still horrible, and literally just read the first paragraph again. You missed the entire point of the show. Go ask Vince Gilligan who made it. If you think Walt was justified at all in doing anything he did, you missed the point of the show and you're a fucking moron. Go away. You're loud and stupid and annoying at this point. Ignoring all future responses. Goodbye.
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  1380.  @yandereskitty  I think they're all so well defined it's hard to truly "HATE" any of them besides Walt. I liked all of those characters, too, even little Flynn who I absolutely despise him basically the entire time he goes by that (So I just call him by his real name, Walt Jr., although he probably wouldn't appreciate that by the end of the series)
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  1381.  @LOSANGELES3  It reminds me of the Dallas Buyers Club situation, too. Not related to insulin necessarily but he was having to go to Mexico to get a particular drug to treat HIV/AIDS that was either trial-only in America or something was preventing him from getting it. And from that he basically set up a counter-culture pharmacy for these people to come get the treatments THEY want regardless of what the normal/typical path of acquiring those treatments typically were. Through a doctor. Waiting in a line. Signing up for various lists, etc.
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  1382. I fully believe in demons and everything and the Goetia plus other people's experiences with it sort of confirms that it's real. I wouldn't ever play with that sort of thing though. I get the impression that they will ultimately take from you far more than they'll ever give you, and at the end of the day they want something from you and it goes well beyond offerings.
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  1383.  @f430ferrari5  I always thought he was saying "the other guy's GREEN" but "GREED" is what he's saying. For sure.
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  1384. It's kind of like the Columbine kids situation, where instead of it being a lone person it's actually two. How they fuel each other, etc. And the question being like... would they have done the same thing by themselves? Or did they do it because they both encouraged each other and egged each other on?
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  1385.  Mandy Cole  There's medication for what you have.
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  1386. If they think all police departments will get defunded in advance of their socialist coup they're so gravely mistaken it's unbelievable.
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  1387. He does look just like the guy
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  1388. WWI was just a pissing match between all the developing nations at the time, we suddenly had all these breakthroughs in warfare technology and while it's not the only reason, by any means, I do think the people in charge wanted to see what their new toys could do. To a certain extent.
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  1389. 45:09 it's cool that witches in real life have actually taken to playing Quidditch even though it was originally a fictional sport
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  1390. She should've slammed the door in her face? No, the way she handled it was perfect. With kindness. That was a play straight out of Jesus's book.
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  1391. It looks great but I am genuinely worried about the "cash shop". That could very easily destroy this game before it even has a chance to get started.
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  1392.  @cafelatte1124  It's the same formula casinos take advantage of people as well, or even drug dealers for that matter. Casinos a lot of the times will hook people with "risk free betting" or whatever and then in some cases even let them win a little bit... until they size the person up and take them for every dime they can before the person either leaves or goes broke. Everything they possibly can. Drug dealers on the other hand a lot of the times will give people free samples, or like establish a line of credit or whatever. Give them unrealistically pure stuff to get them hooked first then gradually start giving them worse stuff so it's less effective and guess what? You need more of it. Lots of different ways they can do this or approach this tactic but every single one of them have the predatory thing in common.
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  1393. If we have all this extra stuff that we're not using and especially if it is set to expire if we DON'T use it, I am all in favor of giving these supplies away for FREE to people who need them more. This isn't just India's problem. By nature of pandemics themselves, this is the WORLD's problem. So if others are suffering, we're all suffering.
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  1394.  @maksphoto78  That's wild I didn't know that! I always wondered where the India in IPA came from.
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  1395. Love you Russia, from the USA
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  1396. Have you ever noticed 95% of the time in videos like the ones Nuke showcases, they almost always "capture something" as the camera is panning. This makes it unbelievably easy to use not even creative editing techniques to insert things that are there for one pass of the panning, but "gone" by the time it pans back again. That's one of their favorite techniques they use when making this crap is panning, like the blur among other things make it easy to pull some photography tricks. The ones I am more likely to believe are the ones who have a legitimate reason to be filming in the first place and their channel does NOT revolve around paranormal investigation, because then I feel like there is less reason for them to lie about things they experienced or saw, but they wouldn't be the first ones to get a taste of viral success after making their first paranormal video and next thing you know ALL of their videos deal with paranormal subject matter.
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  1397. @Sean Doherty And VICE never picked up on this in all the time investigating they spent? In the process of making this nearly half hour long expose it never was revealed to them in any way that he was only "sorta homeless"? Honestly, that's like saying your wife or your girl is "sorta pregnant". You either are or you aren't.
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  1398. Sadly people who are legitimately insane can't even be held responsible for their actions, not the same way they would be legally if they were of sound mind. He still murdered someone, sure, but he's more likely to go to a psychiatric institution to do his time instead. All the defense has to do is enter the interrogation and everything else into evidence while they began to build their insanity defense.
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  1399. @Paul WT No, you're suggesting that whatever Aliens are they're going to be like ALL life because ALL living things (that we know of) operate the same way. Read -- they don't. Not in the way that I am referring to. I am talking primarily about intelligent life. I do not think that they are going to be "just like hoo-monz" not in the sense that they will look like us NOR will they prioritize the same things. If they have the collaborative power to do something as unbelievable as travel across the universe (at least to such a distance that we cannot comprehend or understand right now) then they are probably not as much of a war-like species as us. Also, if they've come here and NOT invaded or done anything genocidal just to stomp us out and steal our resources, then that only makes me feel that much stronger about that. Your argument is that any and all intelligent life forms we run across are going to be just like us. If that's the case, they've simply been around a lot, LOT longer than us (I guess) but if that's the case you'd think they'd end up wiping themselves out before they got a chance to leave their own solar system/galaxies. But no, I am of the opinion if we took all the resources and time we spent crafting better and better ways to kill each other we could've spent all that time and energy collaborating and cooperating with one another, which would allow us to do something as incredible as travel the stars the way these aliens apparently can do. I reject the notion they're going to be just like humans "as a matter of course". If you just mean like "Oh, all living things need OXYGEN" then fine but that's not what I am talking about nor is that even necessarily the case for life on another planet. It probably is, but it isn't NECESSARILY. Is what I mean to say.
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  1400.  @Vercingetorix525  I wouldn't be surprised if there is some element not found on earth or that we just simply haven't found yet or whatever and it's the secret to interstellar travel (assuming they have actually visited Earth). If they were as aggressive as our friend above would imply, AND they've visited already, and we have something they want, they'd be here with the whips and chains by now to not just enslave humanity but take what they want. All of it as well. But if they're as aggressive as humanity is against it's own people, I don't think they'd ever get to the point of interstellar travel focusing instead like humanity has on developing better and better weapons with which to commit our genocide.
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  1401. ​ @Vercingetorix525  That's one thing I was going to mention as well, two things a lot of the tech we have whether it's military related or not came from the research put forth on the government/military side of things, but also when it came to space exploration. So a lot of productive things have come out of the defense budget, it's just when you look at all the resources that are being poured into things that are primarily weapons designed to kill other people vs. primarily to advance culture and technology as we know it, it's staggering. Especially from the US perspective. As far as all of that is concerned, it's very possible but I think they would have done it by now if that was their intention. There are some people who believe the aliens have come a few times not just recently but over millennia, for instance all of the hard to explain phenomena when it comes to these primitive peoples building the pyramids for instance or the Mayans designing things that were way too large to be enjoyed on the ground, but rather instead meant to be enjoyed from above. Some say it was their vision to create something only God or whatever "that power" is himself/itself could see; others say they were building them as monuments and shrines to the superior beings that have come from time to time to visit but it's never been from an aggressive standpoint THAT WE KNOW OF if anything what we know about these historical visits if they did in fact happen is that the aliens if anything want to help us. I am convinced if they wanted to conquer us not only could they, but they would have by now if that was their goal to begin with.
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  1402.  @x3_2.0  They infected their own people knowing they controlled most medical supplies in the world. They mitigated some damage in this way. They conspired with the WHO to spread false information about this disease they allowed to spread as long as possible before finally admitting like two months later all the information they were spreading was false, then the narrative became exactly how contagious the disease was in ways we not only weren't prepared for in every single way, but that our people weren't prepared for either. Or the people in power, etc. They infected their own people knowing it would invariably go West (in addition to everywhere else on the face of the planet) knowing they had everything they already had cornered the market on supplies needed to fix these things. Fuck China, and fuck Chinese apologists. This is on them. Motivations as to why are simple. They know they can't beat the US in a traditional military confrontation. They're hurting from the trade war. A lot more than we were. So what better to do than shut down the entire economy of the United States, sending stock markets spiraling, businesses large medium and small to crumble, if only for a little while? I mean fortunately things are looking up but they not only killed a lot of people but they for all intents and purposes are at war with us now in my books. This wasn't an accident.
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  1403. So what makes this possible is the way the game renders graphics and game information is it focuses on what is in the player's field of vision so exploitatively speaking what happens is a lot of the bosses you can run past or whatever as long as you can outrun them they end up falling through the ground somehow when they respawn back at their locations because you are no longer there. It has nowhere to put them so they just fall infinitely until they die.
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  1404. He read every single tweet King Von ever wrote in researching this video. That is insane. In a good way.
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  1405. The only ones calling him a traitor are the ones who have something to hide.
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  1406. That's beautiful though, when Colombia needed help -- Venezuela embraced them all with open arms. Now that Venezuela needs help, Colombia is proving that they've never forgotten their neighbors' generosity.
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  1407. I had to call 911 for my neighbor who is in his 60's now, he had been out drinking and he ended up falling face first on the pavement and basically concussed himself, he couldn't remember where his car was, where the house was. Fortunately he was almost to the house, so I brought him into my place and called 911. When the ambulance showed up, camera crews popped out of the back as well. I am wondering if it had anything to do with this show, actually, we live in a city that does a lot of filming for TV shows etc. I immediately told them they didn't have permission to film, though, this particular neighbor of mine would 100% not want that sort of thing to happen. You do have the right to tell them not to film. Just in case that ever happens to you. And no, they won't tell you that in the heat of the moment, either, probably mainly because they just want to get the footage.
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  1408. They raise the flag and sing the national anthem? They've been doing that in America forever... damn we're alot further on track than I feared.
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  1409. Are you happy now liberal news networks? Every time one of these things happen, and they're tragic when they do don't get me wrong, what are your ratings that bad you'd rather there be a riot just so you can farm ratings for a few days? If any extra people die either by cops or national guard because they're looting as a result of the riot that you helped to drum up, or they get shot by protesters who basically love the opportunity to go loot Target and get free TVs etc., if ANY EXTRA people die then some of that blood is on your hands, too. You should be ashamed of yourselves.
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  1410. It's ironic to me that Crowley's grandfather made a fortune making and selling booze, and his father was basically so embarrassed by it that he became a preacher and spread the message that alcohol and drunkenness were sins... but he certainly didn't mind taking that sin money. Then Aleister Crowley comes along and he basically idolizes his father until his death, at which point Crowley begins to reject the trinity and ends up living a life that revolved around being sinful INTENTIONALLY, as a philosophical lifestyle or mission.
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  1411. The producers/judges at Jeopardy are assholes
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  1412. This fake weed shit is the reason they need to legalize weed TODAY. This stuff mimics weed but it is not even close to being as safe. The long term effects of these drugs (and they ARE drugs) are not known and brain damage, seizure, stroke, heart attack, other side effects up to and including death have been known to occur. VICE has another documentary about these potpourri style drugs that give a more realistic account of it. Some forms of it you can even go into physical withdrawals from.
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  1413. I am still just beyond stunned that that many people upvoted it when it's categorically false to begin with. This should be submitted to some psychiatric association or something for a peer review or something.
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  1414. People who believe the world is flat, like actually believe that, terrify me. They absolutely terrify me.
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  1415.  @NickB-md1oy  Same lol. I haven't lived in Jersey for years but that's still what GSP means to me
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  1416. Cyborg Gaming Correct, that's not what I meant though. It's the only country I know of that is surrounded on all sides by another country. A singular, other country. And in this case, we're talking about Italy of course. That's what I meant to communicate. 
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  1417. Clapton had a $64k per month Heroin habit... and now has a net worth of $230 MILLION dollars. Wow... 
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  1418. So in the JTC universe, they're a gay couple with a black son (adopted, for obvious reasons beyond the fact that he's black). Doing the cliche Mom and Dad on Christmas morning thing. lol
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  1419. Is Cortez wearing Rock Republic jeans? That shit's expensive af
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  1420. They have gangs in suburbs now?
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  1421. LOL at the Aryan Brotherhood guy. Last name's Silverstein. That's a Jewish name.
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  1422. Thanks for this. This is, undoubtedly, my favorite movie of all time. Which of course means I agree with you then that it is also the greatest Mafia movie of all time. I've seen it too many times to count, I've read the book a few times, and I researched all of the real figures involved as well. They changed names and whatnot which isn't too uncommon, but all in all I would say the movie is about 80-85% rooted in fact. Which is more than could be said for other movies that advertise themselves as being "based on a true story".
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  1423. You guys should check out the argument this guy had with Jesse Ventura on the Opie and Anthony show. It's on YouTube. It's amazing. 
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  1424. This kid's family are great. They make all the difference in the world, more than anything else in his life, especially schools and the culture they inherently embody. Because he was not only allowed to, but encouraged and accepted to, participate in this activity, very well actually literally may have saved his life. Not saying all people with Asperger's or Autism are similar or characteristically capable of doing such terrible things, but that kid who did the Newtown situation had Asperger's as well. The difference being that instead of his Mom and Dad getting divorced and then giving him guns to play with, this kid's parents allowed him to use oversized soft-noodles to fight with and the confidence to actually get out there and socialize with people who share his interests. I don't care what anybody says, being a loner isn't healthy, even for people who particularly enjoy their quiet time. Privacy is one thing, completely isolating one's self is bad.
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  1425. Which group were you initiated into?
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  1426. But respectfully, is initiation not a form of an oath?
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  1427. What good would an oath to yourself do? Isn't that not the same thing as basically praying for something and then having it come true in one form or another? I am just curious is all, if you have the answers or a direction to go in then maybe you can help me out.
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  1428. Maybe one extra key word or something to spare me from the many many thousands of irrelevant other "initiations". Not trying to join a fraternity or a sorority or a street gang or anything here. Just give me a clue if for anything curiosity's sake. If it's a deal with one's self who really initiates who?
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  1429. I regard any other one organization with suspicion as well which is why I asked in the first place, which one you chose if any and why. If it is an independent thing then do you receive instructions via meditation? or what?
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  1430. Enlil why did you delete some of your responses to me above? ... lol, do you take it back or something? I dunno, seems kinda phony to me, no offense...
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  1431. You didn't even reveal anything though. Not really, anyway. Certainly not who "initiated" you, which completely goes against the idea of spirituality being a personal journey. You can be a card-carrying self-aware person now, too? I really don't see the harm in telling us who initiated you, you clearly found them, probably in the back of some phonebook or something, so if you can find it I probably could too. Assuming it even really exists.
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  1432. Oh, wait, so now you were NOT initiated? I thought you said you were?
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  1433. I guess, I have no idea. I have to agree though, Crowley seems sketchy as hell. A bloody genius, sure, but even based on the stuff about him that wasn't just rumor, but was actually proven, I mean, if there is any equivalent of Hell or purgatory in existence and he managed to not go there, then I have to wonder who would. Inb4 enlil has the cosmic answer for the afterlife or something as well, now, too. LOL I really do hope that Crowley didn't actually engage in some of those things that were mentioned about him. I think it's interesting to compare him to Hindu but the fact of the matter is some of those things are evil for a reason. To force yourself to indulge in it and learn to like it, that's just terrifying to me as a prospect. Learning to enjoy sacrificing children. Disgusting...
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  1434. Yeah, that's apparently a dude, though. If you looked at their channel. You're mistaking defensiveness with skepticism. I have no idea as far as whether we are one or not as a human race. I know we're not all equal, but the distinction isn't in race or anything like that. I am not sure what it is. Lastly I read that a lot of what Crowley wrote was actually sarcasm. This is what a lot of his proponents will say when bringing up the debauchery and, if true, crimes against humanity he possibly committed. Some of the darkest things he described in his books are stomach turning, but again, a lot of people dismissed it as it just simply being writing. I for one am not that sure.
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  1435. I had no idea Savile was connected to Crowley in any way shape or form, least of all as a follower or student. I agree with you completely by the way, I mean if doing "what thou wilt" includes something that brings about pain and suffering to someone else, anyone else, anyone or anything belonging to God's creation, then that is necessarily evil. It's not always so black and white but I guess if anything one thing I believe in to a certain extent is Karma. I just wish I knew what really happened in the afterlife and which religion would be the correct one, if only just to protect myself from malignant forces in the universe. I don't need that in my life...
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  1436. +The Cocktail Critic Maybe. I am just saying though that if the reports and/or rumors are true, behind closed doors Aleister Crowley may or may not have done some truly despicable things. In his case, what he may have wanted to do simply was as enlil mentioned before, anything that may have disgusted him prior to that... There's a documentary on Crowley on YouTube called "The Wickedest Man in the World" and I think it's very fair to him, but also explains some of the things of lesser repute that he allegedly did as well. It also mentions a 6-month long intensive ritual that he actually bought a mansion exclusively for was abandoned halfway through, which some people say is what drove him crazy or whatever. I really pray that some of the things they say he did never happened though. +enlil I would be curious to know about his connection to the occult, that I wasn't aware of. To hear about the crimes he was accused of though, which was primarily after his death (although people turned a blind eye to it for decades apparently, most especially at BBC) absolutely made me sick. It's actually revolting. And the entire time he had this friendly disposition but beneath it was an extremely methodical and evil person. EDIT: Savile, that is.
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  1437. Daaaamn I didn't know Jimmy Page bought that house. I knew he was big into the occult, though. But yeah that documentary I mentioned goes into that. And they say it shouldn't basically be done by anybody, anywhere. And yet he did. I live somewhere in the southern United States. Where are you from, my friend?
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  1438.  T C  I'm not from Europe, and you sound like the kind of loser that thinks everyone should basically give him "what's rightfully his' (your ancestors stuff). Maybe stop sucking at life so hard and stop blaming everyone from hundreds of years ago for you for your plight in the world today? Where are they now? Dead. What are you doing? Bitching and moaning on YouTube that anybody who is currently alive today is directly responsible for you being such a useless piece of shit. Nobody alive today is responsible for what happened to you or your people, the only person responsible for how shitty your life right now is is you.
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  1439. If having a child isn't enough to make you quit using drugs then I think the biggest tragedy of all is that nature allowed you to have them. To bring a child into the world is a big thing in itself, but to bring one who had no choice but to be addicted and then subsequently withdraw from drugs or even be born with other deficiencies because you couldn't help but keep using? Like, that puts you in that stereotypical junkie sub-category that makes everyone think they're all just a bunch of no good thieves and fucking vagrants. The only reason they think that is because these are the stories they're more likely to hear. The bad ones. About how the junkie who needed a fix stole your computer, you never hear about the junkies who keep normal jobs and you'd maybe otherwise never know the difference.
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  1440. The guy that started Mystic Realms (Anthony Kukal, aka Anton Kukal I found out) is actually a lawyer apparently. On top of being the director for this program and all. Pretty cool.
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  1441. I really hope the comment "critics are arguing if he's even Mexican" was tongue in cheek. In his defense, he's Honduran. He does steal jokes, though.
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  1442. His favorite story about his Dad was a) he got caught and more importantly b) with $8 MILLION dollars and c) six "bricks". Sad enough about that is not only that his Dad is probably in jail for the rest of his life right now, he didn't get to keep A DIME of that 8 million dollars. Y'all need to keep that in mind if you choose to play that game IRL, it's one thing to get caught, it's another thing to get caught with your entire life's savings on you. Hide that shit and tell somebody where their hazard pay is in the event you die or go to jail. Don't let it go to the US Government.
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  1443. DaFranchise3947 I am pretty sure he said six bricks AND 8 million in cash. Either way though, dude knew what he was doing... but if I was really about that life and going hard in the paint you better believe I would tell one person something they gotta swear on their life that they only go collect it if you ever get caught. Money is not only important but it's almost certainly just one more HUGE bullet point in the long list of things that put the man away for 45 years or whatever. Not only did they legally take all of it back from him leaving his family with nothing, but it helped convince a jury that he was a really good criminal, basically, if there is such a thing. I am not trying to glorify it or anything either, the way I see it is they do serve a purpose in society that most wouldn't agree with, but they wouldn't do it if there wasn't a demand for it. And it's a full time job for them too I bet. But yeah, you want to never get caught but if you do get caught not get caught up, basically. 
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  1444. Izamanaick Iza, people in other parts of the world use commas instead of periods like we would here.
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  1445. TheSamuraiApocalypse Maybe. There's probably an explanation for some of the things he does. The physical feats he just trained for. His illusions are incredible, though. 
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  1446. palonazo I think a lot of the things he does are illusions, but then again the holding his breath stunt and other things of that nature -- that's all physical training and endurance. And mind over matter type stuff I guess, but it probably took him months and months and months of dedicated practice to slowly build up his ability to do that.
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  1447. Mokinys Meistras I don't believe in the supernatural or the ability to do supernatural things. He's doing these tricks one way or another, and even the most unbelievable magic trick visually speaking has an explanation. Just ask Penn and Teller. 
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  1448. chan keith All of the tricks can be explained one way or another. Read: magic as in sorcery does NOT exist. I am really sorry to break that to you, and I know you enjoy the illusions and it probably will be less fun to watch, but I guarantee you that there's an explanation behind every single trick that he does. Period. Whether that be endurance training or literal smoke and mirrors or a litany of other things magicians have at their disposal, everything can be explained. For homework, young padawan, go watch the Penn and Teller Goldfish trick. I won't say anything else about it other than it's amazing and when I first saw it I said "that's impossible" -- turns out there's an explanation behind it, and it's actually very clever. But magic and magicians are all about pushing the limits of illusions and in Blaine's case, physicality as well, and he's probably the best magician in the world right now, but don't fool yourself into thinking there's anything more to it than talent. 
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  1449. Sam Armstrong That actually may be the truth behind that, tbh, if true. I'd be curious to know which fruits and if so which one. 
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  1450. Pala Luka How would he have forced Harrison Ford to do anything?
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  1451. Bruce Nguyen Granted, you'd think even someone as legendary as David Blaine would've been caught before at least once! Or maybe he only shows the successful tricks. No room for skeptics if it's truly all down to illusory psychology. 
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  1452. TheCreepyArtistry That's fair, I always wanted to know how he did things but then when I start to figure it out I begin to regret it lol
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  1453. Hesitant G(air)ard He's very good at what he does. He's a master illusionist, but yeah at the end of the day that's all he's doing. Illusions. That look very very very very real, to his credit. But he's not showing the attempts (especially on camera) where the trick fails.
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  1454. My question is how the hell did whoever swatted the single Mom and two brother's house know where he lived? Did the little brother actually TELL him? How would he even know? There's more to that story than we're being told.
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  1455. ***** ZDLR = Zach de la Rocha, who is the frontman for Rage Against the Machine. I've had this username for like 8-10 years now, and it's never changed, although I would never vote for ZDLR if I had the option today (he's in favor of radical socialism, which seemed much more appealing to me when I was a kid) but all the same, it's my username now. And it has sort of come to mean something else to me personally for that reason alone, and for others I am sure as well (I am pretty sure that most people don't know who ZDLR is, although I think you're the first person who actually ever bothered to ask). But yeah, it IS depressing. If you're smart enough to see through the smoke and mirrors and question things, you are in the 10% of the population of this country capable of critical thought and being able to vote. Back in the day, you used to have to be a white landowner to vote -- I disagree with the racial aspect of that since I've met plenty of intelligent black people and plenty of moronic white people, as well, but the landowner part is what's most important. In doing so, you would vote on behalf of yourself and everyone on your land, in theory, and more importantly to own land you'd have to be in the higher-tier of mankind -- the landholders. That takes a certain level of intelligence, it wasn't just anybody and everybody who was able to vote. That's the way it is today, and it's a dangerous idea since I bet if you gave people a simple poll on the basics of who they're voting for, about half of them wouldn't get above a C+ or other relative score on the test. Many would fail altogether. So you literally have people who DO bother to vote, but don't know what the hell they're doing. That's going to be the downfall of Democracy, and why in my opinion the older form -- the Representative Democracy -- is much better for the people and the world in general.
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  1456. ***** Interesting points. So you're from Europe, then? Those of us who are paying attention are keeping a pretty close eye on Greece. It will effect you guys sooner if they leave the Eurozone or if any number of things happen with them and their economy, but it won't take long for that to affect the rest of the world either, due to the fragile (and insane, honestly) state of the world economy as it has been changed by capitalism and other socioeconomic experiments. I honestly think the biggest mistake any of our countries have made at this point is adopting a centralized economy that is entirely dependent on, and hinging on, a federal bank for it to work at all. I am certain this affects Europe as well since the IMF is running the show for all of us, but as it stands now in America it's literally impossible to completely pay off the "debt" we're creating. Not only is the amount just disgustingly and astronomically high, but the way it stands, because of interest, there's never going to be enough money in circulation to pay off the entirety of the debt. What that means for us when our creditors start knocking down our door looking to get that money back (again, with interest) I really don't know. If you divided it by all of the citizens in the USA, the debt comes out to like $55-60 per citizen. For those who can't pay their share, I shudder to think what will happen. Maybe debtors' prisons, or maybe something far worse. I don't know. But getting back to the original point, I do personally believe in a lot of Libertarian principles myself and I believe big government is much more detrimental to people than they even realize, which sounds moderately similar to what you were saying.
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  1457. ***** It's pretty bad, Google the US Debt Clock. It shows how many millions of dollars are being spent, per second, and where those dollars are going to. The United States spends about 50% of it's annual budget on the military alone, which I believe is more than any other industrialized nation combined. It's ridiculous, and it is. It's terrifying that it's gotten to such astronomical levels. Many people here don't even talk about it or seem to realize it's going on, that or they don't want to think about it. Things definitely do seem to be taking a turn for the tyrannical more and more, left and right -- but you look at problems in Mexico and other places with Drug Cartels, etc. -- a simple change in policy in the United States would force those criminals out of business over night. In other words, admit the drug war is a failure and legalize all drugs, whether you intend to use them or not. It sounds crazy, but honestly the fact is people are going to do drugs no matter what -- illegality has never stopped people from consuming substances before. But the flip side is it's funding violent terror and costing us a ton of money, this is just one area the USA and other developed nations could really turn the tide on criminality and even terrorism, and then treat societal problems like drug abuse and poverty and crime in an environment where most of them aren't involved in drugs and other forms of crime to begin with. I can think of a number of ways we can solve these problems, but at this point the USA at least is in a very, very serious financial hole that I honestly have no idea what the outcome will even be when all is said and done. Money is owed to somebody, and they will come knocking for it one day or another. 
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  1458. ***** Unless the system is completely rebooted, the USA (and every other country on Earth) will be forced to honor or otherwise deal with the debts they have accrued. Nothing short of a revolution is going to truly fix things for the world, financially. 
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  1459. AlbertO Wofford It's going to take nothing short of a war, honestly. The way the system is now is that the debt is structured in such a way that it can NEVER be paid back. That being said, I do think we should come up with an agreement about what we will repay to others who genuinely deserve it since that was the deal, but under the new system that will work better for everyone. Once that's decided, we can all move toward the better future and hopefully even work together more cooperatively, but sadly I don't think it's going to be that simple. Unfortunately the only way we'll even get most people to the table and to listen to our proposal at all is going to be at the cost of violence and who knows how many metric trons of gallons of blood shed.
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  1460. AlbertO Wofford Agreed. Well, I do take some comfort at least in recognizing that some people do understand the problems we are facing, as well as being unwilling to bend the knee if it means a life of slavery versus a life of freedom and prosperity. The potential for us as a human race is there and the power is in our hands, but at some point we must demand it. Where that point exactly shall be is the question. 
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  1461. 420protoman The entire system of government and their fiat bullshit dollars aren't worth fuck all if the people as a whole decide to tear it all down and start over. As things edge progressively further and further into the darkness here, as people's lives start to become noticeably worse to the point they start paying attention, good luck being a Supreme Court justice or whatever when you have millions of pissed off people with nothing to lose. I am not even suggesting it is going to require warfare, what I am suggesting is that that offer is NEVER off the table. People who truly understand this country especially would know that our Founding Fathers have basically laid out the groundwork for us to legally take everything back over, of course I don't see any other way for the powers that be to retain control other than to call our bluff and actually take us to war.
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  1462. Jake Posey love you too:D
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  1463. Döris Not So Serious Account Your comment makes no sense. Like a barbarian? Huh? Troll elsewhere.
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  1464. deleted cause troll ;) so bad at it too
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  1465. Congratulations, Band of Brothers is one Hell of an accomplishment.
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  1466. Theo Mann Well, the price of the substance could stay more or less the same but still have a tax added on top of it. But, the price would probably be dropped a bit if only slightly if they were to add a tax at this point. I'm sure you already know this, but taxes are simply surcharges the government tacks onto goods and/or services for various reasons, but obviously for something to be taxed in the first place it has to be legal to begin with. This is one of the top economic arguments for legalization of all drugs, especially weed (on top of everything else substance-wise that's still illegal to date) -- even if the government couldn't care less about the people, why not legalize just so they can start collecting money via taxes etc versus only SPENDING money to find, catch and arrest drug users. It makes no sense.
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  1467. Joshua Holmes Oh gotcha, you're trolling. Nevermind. Don't reply back, I am just going to delete it. 
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  1468.  @jujuwrld3937  I love that though lol but he's also driving around in like BMWs and shit so it's like bro I could tell him how to replace a screen on that laptop over the phone its that easy. by the way shout out to him for doing all of it, ALL OF IT, from just a little laptop. The more little gadgets you get the more demanding it is on your hardware, and then he has a broken screen on top of that? I love it man I'd almost make a documentary or movie on the ingenuity of the people in Chicago or really anywhere for that matter because that's where hip hop comes from. Ingenuity and using what you have.
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  1469.  @jujuwrld3937  "Greatness" = a broken HP laptop screen that would cost him $100 to fix. I mean, he's good at making music on his pewter but "great"? I dunno about all that
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  1470. +Rolling Buckler lol... the thing that aggravated me the most about that was that it's a blatant ripoff of Hodor. I mean, I guess it adds some flavor to their story that he's there... but a ripoff of a character he is, all the same.
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  1471. binslayer Fuck you. If you think what I was doing was crying, then you're an idiot.  PrettysureItsInfectd Yes, Groot is another example. 
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  1472. vertigo0331 I am not a betting man, but I'd bet money that's not his girlfriend. It may be his sister or something, but I will say this, if a girl is going to be willing to date a guy who does an activity like this, it's almost certainly going to be a girl who does things like that for fun herself. 
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  1473. telephone bear I went to high school with the trans kid. She was a year or two ahead of me, but was already transitioning. She was sort of our token "trans kid". 
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  1474. My question is this... what if he's lying? I mean it's one thing to say "yeah I had, uhh... porridge! That's right and uhhh... celery! I remember it all so clearly. I know you don't, which sucks but trust me, that's what it was!" He could be running the greatest scam of all time because the one gift he does have can't even really be quantified because according to him he doesn't know of anyone else in the entire world who CAN do what he does. How do we know he's not lying? Oh, and I didn't watch the whole video. I am sure they quantify it somehow. Or attempt to, anyway. But any like recorded evidence or proof wouldn't even necessarily be that convincing because that same proof could be the reason he remembered to begin with. Not buying it.
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  1475. I recommend The Sopranos or Better Call Saul. BCS because it's a prequel to Breaking Bad. It's literally set in the same universe and is the closest thing to a sequel or spinoff you'll ever get with BrBa. But if what you are interested in is the exploits of a man and his career made in the underworld while also having the basically side-plot that he also has to love and deal with his family (including lying to them, etc) then The Sopranos in many ways is actually a better show than BrBa. BrBa is more of a "light" show. There's far fewer characters. The Sopranos has way more characters, way more episodes, way more violence (and also they aren't limited in their use of language, either, as it is on HBO -- something BrBa had to deal with even though it originally aired on cable). I just find myself encouraging anybody and everybody who hasn't seen it yet to see The Sopranos, cause I used to think BrBa was the greatest show ever made until I finally forced myself to watch The Sopranos again about a year or two ago.
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  1476. Why am I not surprised to see a Juggalo Hatchetman symbol at one of these events...? 20:03, look at the truck's back window.
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  1477. The way it ends... it makes it seem like they were planning to do an episode 9. I think that girl who went missing over the course of this series is still missing, by the way...
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  1478. Flock Aveli Last I checked she was still missing though dude... Crystal Sanchez, if she has been found though then that's good news. 
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  1479. Who else thinks Coach sounds JUST like Chef from South Park
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  1480. +Howie Mandel I have no idea why this comment got so many upvotes. The description says it plain as day. Paranoid Schizophrenia.
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  1481. ***** I don't know, I think it actually IS a diagnosis but I could be wrong. It's definitely a "thing".By the way, Les Claypool is amazing. 
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  1482. ***** I see. And yeah, man, Primus is one of my favorite bands. He may be the best bass player I've ever heard in my life. There are others who are good too, like Victor Wooten, but Les is just something else. He takes the technical ability to play and adds creativity to it. Flavor. Easily one of my favorite musicians of all time. 
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  1483. Droobis I would bet serious money that when the United States legalizes marijuana, the rates of drug use, addiction itself, and other affiliated diseases like HIV and Hepatitis C from hardcore drug use, all will drop dramatically. If you look at a country like Paraguay, they had such a bad drug problem there that they were desperate, in that spirit of desperation they were willing to try anything. In legalizing drugs altogether, the effects outlined above was the case. Rates of drug use actually DROPPED. It's truly remarkable, and go figure why that is the case, but I honestly think one of the analogous problems when dealing with illegal drug addiction is that addicts are oftentimes just as addicted to the hunt as they are to their drugs.  daz samuels Huh? 
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  1484. daz samuels That's an interesting point. Yes, I can see that happening, between the point of them announcing that legalization is on its way. Some dealers would probably make as much as they could by selling product with more and more cut, and that could probably lead to a spike in deaths. The other problem is the government is going to tax the shit out of it, so there may still be a huge black market because they're able to get the unregulated garbage for a better price. That being said, I have no reason to believe that legalization is going to be any more or less harmful than the way things currently are. I mean, slap a warning label on the side of the product like they do with cigarettes and alcohol. Can't say they didn't warn you. But at the very least you know it's a cleaner, safer, product. I don't think your theory is a good enough reason to keep things the way they are, especially since you are suggesting that it's better because we have "plausible deniability" so long as it's still legal. That's nonsense. The net benefits are going to be much higher than the downsides, because no matter which way you look at it, people are dying left and right AND going to jail. Having their lives ruined in one way or another, and it all costs the taxpayer indirectly in other ways. At the very least decriminalize everything so they can focus on catching the real criminals. If they legalized the real thing then there would be no reason to buy the synthetic crap, unless you just happen to be an idiot. You'd much rather live in a society where you have to go through shady people and deal with shady situations for people to procure their drugs. I am sorry but I couldn't disagree with you more. By the way, please stop responding in several parts. There's an edit button for a reason. 
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  1485. daz samuels Regardless of what your perspective on drugs and drug usage is, to think that just because you have had personal experiences that were bad (with illegal substances) and just because you now have this moral, SJW attitude about it, doesn't mean you can just snap your fingers and people will be like, "Oh, OK we will all stop immediately". If that was the case, the drug war would have been won years ago. The fact of the matter is, people are always going to use drugs. They always have, they always will. To combat it by keeping it illegal has never worked, if anything it's only given rise to stronger and better criminals and criminal organizations. With alcohol, it was basically the beginning of the modern day Mafia. With other drugs, we are now dealing with cartels that, because of illegality, are now pulling in billions and billions of dollars by peddling substances that have an artifically high value because of their illicit nature, and because of that, South of the border we now have cartels that are actually stronger and better equipped than the Mexican military. Those who do choose to remain in law enforcement, most of them end up going corrupt and working with those cartels. The ones who do not go corrupt, end up quitting the military and/or the police force and joining up with the cartels themselves because the money is far better in an already poor country. So now, on top of all the problems with the drugs themselves, we are seeing some of the most vicious organizations the world has ever known. Beheading and torturing children, in some cases, all because the profits from illegal enterprises are so good. There's one organization in particular that's really scary, Los Zetas. They're a drug cartel made up in large part of people who are ex special forces/military and are using that training (as well as military equipment including helicopters and RPG's) to basically do the opposite of what they were doing before when they were in the military. To just wish the problem away is completely unrealistic. The real solution is to admit that human beings like drugs, and will always like drugs, and so long as that's the case if there's a demand for it -- there are people in the world that will take advantage of that to criminal effect and get filthy rich. I can't think of any good that's come from this drug war. 
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  1486. ***** Sucks to hear, man... That's a huge fear of mine is that I acquire some sort of phantom illness that can't be determined, let alone treated. Kurt Cobain had something similar to that, which he claims is one of the biggest reasons he started using Heroin. He didn't need a diagnosis anymore for his chronic stomach problems -- the treatment was in the narcotic painkiller he began taking, even at the risk of looking like a rock and roll cliche, but ironically Heroin took his pain away, medically speaking, for the entirety of the time he was allowed to take it. Until the negative side of the addiction thing started taking hold, that is. 
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  1487. I'm sure his neighbors just love him
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  1488. Fucking weirdos
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  1489. 4/20 has been unofficially attributed to a school in California where the kids would all meet at a certain place every day after school at 4:20 PM (right after they get out of class) and it just became a thing, they'd be running into each other all day and excitedly say "4:20 4:20 4:20!!!" and it was just a code that only they knew what each other were talking about at the time. Source: I was curious about this myself not long ago and Googled it and this is the most accepted theory on the 4/20 origins story or whatever.
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  1490. Some people are confused what they're saying? I understood it just fine, if you need help translating any of it or whatever feel free to ask. Just comment with a time stamp. If you want to laugh though press "closed captioning" it's SO bad.
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  1491. Man I had no idea Kathy Griffin was such a hoe lol
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  1492. I'm pretty sure Republicans aren't denying Climate Change. They just don't agree with WHY it's happening. 
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  1493. It's a bunch of parents who are more or less (generally more) "open-minded" and that leaves them particularly vulnerable to the hacks (aka the other "open-minded" parents) who sell them books that make them convinced that their child is special. $19.95 MSRP, the parent has their suspicions confirmed (my child has been special all along!) the child gets placed in Homeschooling, the child ends up naturally with a superiority complex and nothing to show for it and a few years later drug abuse begins. The psychology is absolutely right. Indigoism is horse shit.
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  1494. 1:42 -- you can see the text begin to fade in over Cenk's face but it quickly fades away, only to come up again normally. That's some pretty bad editing Turks lol 
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  1495. I thought Bryan Silva would be here for sure.
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  1496. So Fighting kind of is what killed him, then, if we're in agreement that he was concussed as a result of fighting.
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  1497. ***** I think the owner would pay them more if he could, I think the problem is that quite simply the organization isn't making that much money, either. That's more along the lines of what I meant.
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  1498. ***** That's true, the blood situation is exaggerated for the "spectacle" of it -- and it's just as one of the guys in this documentary even said, it's worse for the viewer in a lot of cases than it is for him, himself. That being said it does make me wonder what all kind of paperwork goes into something like this, especially how frequently the athletes must undergo blood tests. If any of these guys have HIV or Hep-C it's like... the risk goes up when dealing with open wounds like this. That being said I don't think every football player, even running backs or whatever, have to deal with blown out knees and concussions ALL THE TIME. Yes, it happens, it happens way too frequently in fact, but it isn't like it's for sure going to happen to every single football player at some point or another. And even then I would posit that it's somewhat more acceptable, not just socially but for them on a personal level because they're also oftentimes making millions of dollars a year with great health insurance, among other things, so they can deal with the aftermath of a life long-lived by the risk and reward of bloodsport. These guys are either not very bright or are just in it exclusively for the passion and exhilaration of it, I can't imagine any of them, even the cleaner-cut looking guys, to be making any more money than would allow them to live in a nice-ish trailer, maybe. They're not making that much money. OH and lastly one guy almost did die during a Deathmatch, one of CZW's Deathmatches actually. Cut his side open after a stunt with the light bulb tubes went wrong. He literally died on the table for a few minutes but they were able to bring him back. Thankfully.
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  1499. Ryan Hoffman Well... I would agree, and I actually think a few of them have gotten in trouble. Some of them have certainly been harassed and possibly even interrogated as a result  of some of their work. I don't think they'd ever like do a ride along with a drive by shooter though, as that crosses just the right lines to be considered guilty by association. As it is though reporters are not only expected to keep their "secret" sources secret, they may even be required to by law. It's definitely something a good journalist would know though, and is probably also the reason why we'll never see a John McAfee/VICE collaboration ever again. They got that dude caught because they didn't remove the picture's location from the image file. 
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  1500. Gerard Christopher ... Uh... what?
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  1501. venus baptiste Dude, this is fucking YouTube. Everyone has an opinion on anything, why even waste recreational time watching these videos? If the comments section isn't there to talk about things that you care about or believe in then I don't know what it is there for. I never said it didn't affect me I just said what my parameters for acceptance were. Namely, behind closed doors, etc. You were there for as much so I don't see any point in rehashing and re-explaining my positions, again. What started this entire argument was whether it's natural or not. I think by simple virtue of the fact that without artificial components the sex is virtually impossible at least without causing terrible damage to the body over time. Incontinence, things of that nature. Yes, people do it, but if it was so natural you'd think it'd moisturize itself. Otherwise it could fall into arguably a form of self-harm, particularly the one on the bottom. So no, agree or disagree with it but without this life of modern luxuries it wouldn't be as possible or even practical. It literally requires the existence of stores to facilitate. There's nothing natural about fucking stores LOL. So I mean at least give me that much, these are just people who feel a certain way in their minds and figured out a way to make it happen, cap'n, so to speak. There's no way it's natural. Read the above again and again if you still don't get it, I have made it as clear as I possibly can.
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  1502. venus baptiste I didn't think about it either, I actually love VICE documentaries in general and I was hoping that they'd explore more of the drug related instances of HIV transmission than this but alas it was mostly just gays. Big shocker there, I know right? But no, really, it's not shocking, and it's less about the fact they're gay and more that HIV/AIDS and other venereal diseases like that, wherever they come from (biological weapons! still waiting on that proof) there's no denying that it seems to thrive in homosexual communities moreso than any other subculture community, besides again IV drug users. I don't see how it fucking matters though why I'm here because regardless of what you are saying you managed to find your way to this very comment thread, too.
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  1503. venus baptiste For the last fucking goddamn time this argument was started by the other person, about how "natural" homosexual is as a human practice. You never mentioned animals, the other fucking dumbass did. I am the one who mentioned children, because having children and reproducing is all part of the natural circle of life. I don't doubt that there are more heterosexual sex offenders than homosexual sex offenders. That only stands to reason because there's more heterosexuals. Hello? This isn't fucking rocket science. The rest of your argument starts getting a little wonky, more heterosexuals are involved in violent crimes? I would ask for a source on that but you haven't shown me sources for anything else I've asked for so I already know you're not going to do it, but I will give you the benefit of the doubt and say that there may be more heterosexual crimes AGAIN because there are MORE OF US than the fucking gays. And I seriously doubt it has nothing to do with whether you like to take it up the ass or otherwise defile your own body for the lulz or whatever their reasoning is. What words of wisdom would I have peppered this feed with if this was about IV drug users? Are you fucking retarded? I am actually legitimately curious, are you retarded? This thread would likely not even fucking exist if the content of the video was about something else, but look man if I even so much as feel the simple urge to say something then I will. IF I have something to say, then I will. Always. Just take the L and move on, fuckboy, you're not even making sense anymore, trying to tell me how peaceful the gays are in your theoretical faggot utopia. GTFOH faggot
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  1504. ***** I mean I don't see that me having any more or less time on my hands is a very good argument, either. We're both on YouTube. In the comments section. I think it's very safe to say we're both not being the most judicious with our time -- I'll also expand on that and point out that it doesn't take me nearly as long as you think it does to write my responses. Like, it could be worse is what I am trying to say. Not that you care or anything. OK OK OK, so with that out of the way, I am getting really tired of the apples and oranges arguments. I am not the one who cited animals having homosexual fuckery as evidence that it's a natural practice that moral issues aside is clearly not natural. Clothes, not natural, but I mean we're not talking about clothes. You could say Skyscrapers and having the technology to go to the moon, among other things, anything developed by humans, that's ALSO not natural. But it also has absolutely fuck all to do with my point and if anything it only serves to bolster it even more. You're absolutely right, clothes do not naturally occur. Man what a profound thought, I would never have figured that out myself. We're not talking about that, though, we're talking about sex. You know, reproduction. You know, nature. Surely you know the difference between a biological function and clothing or feats of humanity. I seriously hope you're not putting the feats of humanity and anal sex in the same sentence. Surely you're not. And where we are always going to disagree is just because you CAN do something doesn't mean you should, and I mean I've already pointed out like 50 times now that I realize faggots exist and I don't think we should be making their lives hell or anything but I also don't think we should coddle them and tell them that porking each others buttholes with foreign objects in a space that without the marvels of humanity is just as safe as heterosexual sex (LUBE! That's up there with the eight wonders! /s I mean it probably is if you require it to facilitate the "natural" sex you're having but I digress) I also conceded that straight couples have anal sex, too. I never said they didn't. I only said that if they wish to penetrate each other then their bodies are designed from the get go to do such a thing -- gays, particularly gay men, are not. Fuck you, calling my thought process shitty. Just because you disagree with me my thought process is shitty? Lmao whatever dude, man however will I go on and live with myself if some random fucknugget try-hard fag sympathizer thinks my thoughts are shitty. Boohoo. :'( not Again, I have already said as much, I realize they exist and their brains are the way they are and it's not even worth trying to change them, but as long as their risky behavior stands to threaten the entire population as a whole by simply adding more cases of AIDS in the world (you have to realize not all of them are protecting themselves properly or else why would they contract terminal blood-borne illnesses so disproportionately more) then I am going to take issue with the practice of anal sex as a whole. Please do understand that I am only attacking "the gay" because unlike straight couples who have a choice, gay men do not, from the ground up that's a degenerative lifestyle as far as the natural order goes. Now the only thing one can do is hope wishfully that "the gay" isn't hereditary. Oh, by the way, "muh way of life is better than you and I hate you" because that's probably all you're going to read and it's also, categorically not what I said. That's just how you read it. Clearly. SMH venus baptiste You know, I give you credit for not devolving your argument to that last, classic retort much sooner. That's one of the MOST faulty arguments when it comes to the fags, they almost always think your aversion to them is a sign that maybe you are gay, too. To so many of them it's never occurred that maybe, just maybe, I am being so critical and harsh towards their lifestyle because it's fucking disgusting to me. And it's just as disgusting when straight people do it, so believe you me it's less about gay people and more the lifestyle that so many of them lead.
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  1505. venus baptiste It does concern me, when did I say it didn't concern me? Why else would I watch it? We've been over this already. In fact I remember I specifically told you that I have acceptance parameters for it to the point that allow me to at least live with the existence of them. But I don't think it should be encouraged in school and I don't think it should be placed along side heterosexual sex. I get it, some people will deviate and gravitate to it, but the more impressionable ones won't go springing into the world thinking the sodomite subculture is normal or healthy. By itself without the aid of items bought from the store it's not, so however you feel about it, whether you agree or disagree, it's not natural. People with gambling addictions and eating disorders are also very troubled people but those are truly forms of self-harm. Sexuality is inherently about two people. Lastly it wasn't you who brought the animal argument into it so I will let that one slide, but you did certainly seem to agree with it when it was offered as proof by the other individual. My point is animals shouldn't be looked up to as behavioral standards or ideals, like I get it we're mammals and we have a lot more in common with animals than we would like to admit but I also think that as humans, sentient beings with intelligence, usable thumbs and the capacity to do great things I just absolutely resent the argument "animals do it, so it's k". So fucking what? Again, that's more directed at the other person who spoke before you but again, I digress.
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  1506. venus baptiste You do realize the word Sodomy is only rooted in the Bible. So is the word "Satan" (well technically that's Hebrew but same thing). Does it automatically disable me from using the word just because I don't subscribe to their doctrines? Sodomite is another way of saying someone who engages in sodomy, besides it's historical usage as well as the religious context. Don't over-complicate things or put things in my mouth. I realized it wasn't going to be about drug usage about 1 minute and 23 seconds into it. No, I don't know man, it wasn't long though that's really the important thing to take away from it. I am mostly concerned about the transmission of deadly diseases which are more prevalent in the act of anal sex. I have conceded and admitted that it's not mutually exclusive to gays, straights can do that, too, but they have other options is what I'm saying.
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  1507. venus baptiste Again, this whole thing is rooted in me explaining that I don't feel it's natural. The whole thing is explained above, I even preceded the entire argument with saying that I am not seeking persecution of them, just pointing out that it's not, to me, a natural process. That's all I was saying. And based on such I don't it should be promoted in schools.
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  1508. venus baptiste No, I don't feel the same about oral sex. Don't hear about people contracting life threatening, world plaguing illnesses from those. I mean, you can catch or spread other diseases that way but they're not generally world changing, life shattering events or anything. HIV/AIDS and other, more major diseases however are only able to spread via contact to blood. There are lots of blood vessels lining the walls of the anus, which isn't designed for receiving anything, certainly not with the potential forces that sex can involve. Bleeding can and does happen very frequently, whether it's visible or not. That's why condoms are beyond mandatory for it, I mean if you or anybody reading this absolutely must have that in their life, just be safe about it. Like, squeaky clean safe, and don't assume that others you're with are adhering to the same standards. EDIT: I know, you said you're not gay, I mean it more as in the more broad use of it meaning anyone.
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  1509. venus baptiste Herpes can perhaps be life-changing and definitely sucks but it's not even close to being as bad as AIDS. And no, I don't work for the Health Department. This is information that everybody should know, though. You'd think, anyways, especially in the promiscuous society we find ourselves living in.
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  1510. venus baptiste You don't read, apparently, so I am not going to bother explaining myself again. But you know what man, go for it. There's one thing that every single one of those activity examples doesn't have in common with the topic at hand. I'll tell you if you can't figure it out, but I am only gonna say it one more time.
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  1511. venus baptiste Look, from the very beginning, all I was saying is it's 100% not natural, in my opinion.
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  1512. venus baptiste I would argue that it is more natural because it's not an exit hole and it lubricates itself, the anus of course does not. Obviously.
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  1513. venus baptiste It's also far less harmful to the body than engaging in anal sex. For so many reasons. See above for all of them, I am getting tired of repeating myself so just Ctrl+F that shit and find my answers to each of your endless loop of repeating questions in that manner.
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  1514. venus baptiste And that is all a feeble minded person with below 5th grader reading comprehension would get out of everything I've said. Agree to disagree, you're a dumbass, fuck off, etc. Have a great night.
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  1515. Yeah go contracts HIV/AIDS and treat it with marijuana. Please film and report your progress as you go. Everyone else, shall we take bets? Over/under 5 years?
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  1516. You didn't have to say it was the cure, you just agreed wholeheartedly with someone else who said it before you. I should certainly hope you two were being silly. Indeed. It doesn't affect you either (so you say) so I mean, I can reverse the same statement back on you. Why are you here? Does it fucking matter? No. Oh lord, here comes the racist comments. "Some spoiled rich white bitch" -- say what you really mean LOL wowww dude. I had a feeling you might be black, but I really don't care either way. AIDS affects everyone on the planet with reproductive organs, the risk of contracting it is there for everyone, but especially gay men, for reasons we've already discussed. It's a world problem, so by virtue of the fact I live on the planet it does sort of affect me. At least potentially. It potentially affects us all. I will agree the terrorist and mass shooting problem is pretty serious. It is also a societal problem that can potentially affect us all, God forbid. And yeah you better believe Trump is gonna be the most oil friendly president perhaps in history. That's Russia's #1 export and in the past few years oil's been in a recession. Saudi Arabia is one of the primary reasons that's the case, but I digress. I care about all of these problems, too. I don't see why the fact that we ran into each other here on this one video means that that's somehow suddenly ALL I care about. I never said that, I care about all of these problems and have opinions on all of them, you can find me talking about those and other world problems most likely on videos that are relevant TO those said problems.
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  1517. If only it was that simple. You'd be shocked how many people either don't know, or don't care, to use condoms. Oil is used for far more than just energy by the way, but yeah I actually was in agreement with you before, and yes there are some technologies we could be using at least for energy instead of oil but until the last drop is drilled for Big Oil isn't going anywhere. Oh, and when it does we're screwed because there are thousands and thousands of products that we rely on oil to even make. Shampoo being one that comes to mind. And plastic. Genius, I tried meeting you halfway with some of these other issues but you still insist after all this that the crux of my message is that all of the world's problems are caused by gay black men from the South, I don't know how many times I have to say it, or how else I even could say it, STD's like HIV/AIDS are only one of the major threats to the world today but not only is it affecting more people than just this one example group (although it does disproportionately affect them, again for reasons I've explained far too many times) but that's far from the only thing that endangers the world today. Yes, HIV/AIDS is not a death sentence anymore. If you are educated about it and get tested that is (if you can't bother to use condoms). Which if you watched the video you'll see is part of the problem, a lot of them don't know, and then still there are some who don't care. If you don't treat it and let it become AIDS your life is gonna be all the more hard. The point this video is trying to make is that a lot of them aren't treating it for a number of reasons. That's bad. But you can't seem to wrap your head around the concept that I care about more world issues than just this. This is just one of them.
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  1518. I am aware that there is an "island" the size of Texas made of poorly recycled plastic containers of all kinds. That's really a shame. But for so many things we depend on plastic, I mean if for anything else the Medical industry would be boned if we didn't have access to plastic anymore. "Plastics Make it Possible" is an old ad campaign I remember hearing about as a kid, and frankly it's true. Until a better alternative comes along we need it, but honestly it will probably require oil in one way or another, too, so really the thing we need most of all is an alternative to it. Oh my fucking God, I am not going to answer the AIDS problem being more important thing anymore. I am not saying it's a more important problem and I haven't been and anyone with a pair of eyeballs and simple reading comprehension ability that reads this down the line is gonna be able to figure that out. Don't get it twisted, I am not saying that AIDS is the most paramount problem that the world at large (especially Africa) is facing today. I am only commenting on that because that's what this particular video was about. It's really not that complicated to figure out, but go ahead and accuse me of only caring about that as if you have read every single comment I've ever made. GTFOH with that shit.
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  1519. Oh lord have mercy, "why are u mad". Ree, I'm not mad. Please tell everyone you hear ever say "u mad?" to kill themselves promptly in the heat of a debate from now on. It's unoriginal and it's fucking annoying. Difference = anger and annoyance. Surely you know the difference. Secondly I smoke every day, not that that has anything to do with anything. Believe it or not some people can smoke weed and actually be MORE angry, depending on the person and the strain they're smoking. And outside factors, among other things. You know, like, it's complicated and stuff. Third and lastly, I really don't give a shit what your gender is. I choose my words extremely carefully and this situation is no different. Anything else? No? Good, fuck off.
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  1520. And yet we lost Freddie Mercury who was rich, famous and powerful, too. From AIDS. Around the same time period. He was homosexual and everything, aren't the Illuminati supposed to be super into that gay agenda and shit? /s The idea that rich people have some secret vault of medications the rest of us don't have is typical other-side-of-the-fence tin-foil hat indulgence. I am not saying that the likelihood of them surviving catastrophic illness or whatever is much higher by default cause money is definitely a nice thing, but believe it or not some of these diseases actually exist and they really don't know where they came from or how to do anything other than maintain it. Magic Johnson is NOT cured, he's just lucky enough that he caught it when he did and that he was willing to treat it, with the medication we have today he's able to have a viral load that's low enough he can actually have kids and everything but the thing they don't know how to do is to remove the virus from people's blood altogether. It's only worked that way for like 2 people I think. The medicine's getting better every day though.
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  1521. The NFL and football isn't going anywhere. I mean people DO know the effects but they don't care, it's such big business at this point that it's worth it to risk 22 people on the field's lives on a play by play basis so the thousands in the stands will be entertained. There's another reason why sports aren't going anywhere, it's the same reason Rome had the Colosseum and bread and circuses. On some level it prevents riots on a daily basis, literally. And yeah if you look at the people who play, it's mostly black people honestly. Or people who otherwise probably came from poor backgrounds. It's just like Biggie said "Either you're slinging crack rock or you got a wicked jump shot"
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  1522. That would be all you got out of it.
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  1523. Weatherboi, generally speaking, it doesn't come at the expense of others. If the entire idea that there's a snowball's chance that someone can't hold their liquor well and start freaking out is enough to make you draw up petitions so that the 99% of others who CAN drink responsibly suddenly aren't able to, then who really is having something at the expense of others? People like to drink under any circumstances, namely when they're bored. Such as when you find yourself on a plane. Booze isn't going anywhere, on the ground or in the air.
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  1524. This guy's a piece of shit.
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  1525. ***** I will give you that, I don't know who this guy is or what he does. But I mean, there are other rappers who just had friends, and they literally were just like professionally their friends. Part of their entourage. I mean, that's a big part of celebrity culture ESPECIALLY with Hip Hop. If you come from the streets, it's a good look to take your boys with you. Hell, some of them end up being your bodyguards or do something for ya, but it's not an uncommon thing at all. 
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  1526. Leks Feliciano Church... a grown ass man caring about what another grown ass man is... well, you know. 
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  1527. I was legit scared for you man, the guy's clearly just angry at himself and life in general... and he's got a gun. Like, yeah it would be his ass especially with such damning video evidence, but for all you know the guy's dog just died, his best friend killed himself, his wife just left him, or like for any reason whatsoever the guy drew his gun because he didn't like what you were doing. That's somebody, for whatever reason, abusing power to the degree of it being nigh-on terroristic. Maybe the camera saved him. Who knows. It's not right, though, this cop should be fired.
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  1528. I wasn't crazy about this song at first, but now I'm addicted to it lol
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  1529. The policeman handled the encounter with him masterfully, he even sits down kind of in that legs sprawled position that maybe even helped to calm the man down even more than he already did. Cops and their uniforms are designed to be intimidating, realizes that he sits down like a child almost on the playground. The officer deserves a medal.
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  1530. His hair looks atrocious
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  1531. LOL
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  1532. Can't spell Fringes without Fring.
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  1533. +Shermingtan LOL
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  1534. It's true.
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  1535. I am very sure most of them, especially just as they're beginning to realize they're gay, wish they could've been born straight. They probably imagine their lives would be much, much better if they had been given the chance to lead "normal" lives, versus spending all that time coming to grips with their homosexuality.
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  1536. As long as it is such big business that it can AFFORD to pay one person $3 million a year, it won't go anywhere. I don't care if the NFL sees a Chris Benoit type situation in the NFL (where he murdered his wife and kid before killing himself, most people believe it is directly linked to concussions he got wrestling) as long as the NFL is as profitable as it is, it won't be going anywhere.
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  1537. Why does he pronounce it Loras as Lor-ASS the second time he says it? Could be a mistake, but it's right after he establishes that Loras is gay. Just kind of odd, what's Cenk got on the brain? 
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  1538. I do think they are a little leftist, yes, but compared to MSNBC and CNN, Vice is EXTREMELY fair. It's not perfect, no, and humans will always have some bias, but I do think they try to approach each issue with as much fairness as they possibly can. 
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  1539. Batman & Robin absolutely deserves its spot on this list, but I don't think Batman Forever was nearly as bad as it has a reputation for being these days. Was it good? Not exactly. But it was entertaining enough, even considering how campy and colorful it was. It worked in that movie, it absolutely was taken to homosexual extremes in Batman & Robin. The lines weren't fun to laugh at like they were in BF; they were painful to listen to.
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  1540. To be fair I think it's a pretty long car ride from where Cortez lives
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  1541. Yeah I had no idea until he opened his mouth, I thought he was gonna be some macho linebacker type but nope
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  1542.  @BrothasAbroad  I do think he's gay, by the way, if that's the agenda you're talking about. and I guarantee there's gay black men, probably some in your very neighborhood. It has less to do with an agenda than it has to do with biological fact. Some people are born gay. Sorry.
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  1543. XuQifei Fair enough, I mean I have no idea truth be told entirely what goes on but I dunno, I just can't believe they couldn't simply record the sound in a more generalized way. Something more befitting of recording the sounds of, you know, a modestly large crowd of over a thousand people. I mean, I could be wrong but I got the impression a lot of those aerial shots they were getting were from a drone, so I understand they don't have access to industry standard equipment used to make feature films. Not to say drones are cheap or anything, I'm just saying they're not that expensive and in fact are game-changers in the world of filming I understand, when before you oftentimes needed a helicopter instead for similar shots. I'm just saying VICE is and always has been more "grass-roots". But my other thing is this, like, you'd think the technology would be there to capture all sound faithfully from a crowd as well as film at the same time. If the crowd was not cheering at the parts where they inserted the sound effects... only if that was the case would I find it to be arguably disingenuous because of the documentary/journalistic/fact-based nature of the program itself. If nobody was cheering, they shouldn't just pad the sound with artificial cheers, it should be presented as close to what actually happened as humanly possible. I do hear what you're saying though.
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  1544. XuQifei Well, I can't argue with that, I mean that's what VICE is known for, these almost guerrilla style pieces. It's definitely not a big crew, and truth be told I am sure they were instructed by the CZW guys that they could film, but they better not get in the way. That sort of thing.
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  1545. @Floyd1504 Yeah well I don't think he wants to open up that can of worms at the very least for sure. It also makes him look guilty almost to a certain extent as well like, Eminem said "Just kidding" and you'd think Diddy would be laughing at the joke if that was the case. If he gets mad and turns around and sues for defamation or whatever, libel, slander, etc., it makes him look all sorts of bad and more importantly it does actually make him look guilty to a certain extent as well. So yeah I don't know what I was thinking when I wrote the original comment, suing would be a bad move all around ESPECIALLY if he's actually guilty of it.
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  1546. @d R The people who stood to benefit the most from the war between Biggie and Pac and East Coast/West Coast respectively were the label owners, so Jimmy Iovine and Diddy, and especially upon their deaths because record sales go through the roof after such a thing. That being said Puff didn't put out a hit on Tupac. Tupac was killed by a blood after the Vegas fight because Tupac joined in on a beating of a blood member even though he had no business doing so. And then Biggie's death most likely was revenge for Pac's death, even though Biggie had nothing to do with it.
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  1547. This guy probably loves the fact that his name matches his favorite TV's shows main characters. I almost think he's mostly full of shit. The best meth in Alabama. Yeah right. 
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  1548. I think the only way to enjoy the Tsunami mod is in the submarine. Surely that has to be correct.
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  1549. Do you ever regret the Z in your name? "Jayz" I mean you probably had no idea you would get this successful. I haven't used a Z instead of an S since I was in like 6th grade though. Back when dial up was still a thing. Sadly.
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  1550.  @XstonedmonkeyzX  In ones? That usually means your boy is a gay stripper. Nothing against gays or anything, it's just the fact it's all in ones. I guess crackheads pay with what they have, but seriously? All ones?
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  1551. OH I thought that she was a Martell, my fault. From that standpoint you're right, I always get her and Elia mixed up
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  1552. I love how you were all pissy that your pastels turned into this rusty shit brown color... and your new liquid is like no joke the exact same color, at least it appears that way from the camera. It looks good don't get me wrong I just think it's funny that you more or less ended with the same color. (I realize it's better cause it doesn't have the other crap in it, just saying).
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  1553. OH well actually you are right about that. I guess that was a two part series (Ass Burgers being the second of the two). It's where Randy and Sharon, Stan's parents, get divorced as well. And Stan is all depressed because everything seems like shit to him, literally. The episode before that is "You're Getting Old" I guess that technically makes it and Ass Burgers a two part series.
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  1554. Ja Ka Dude, how are you gonna call anybody out on their grammar? Look at your first two posts. You suddenly fixed up your own grammar as soon as you shot back at Ben. You, madame, are a hypocrite. 
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  1555. ***** He's making you look bad, my friend. Just saying. Let it go. 
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  1556. ***** You and Chozen do? I can see that from this thread alone LOL
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  1557. ***** well shit, I'm jealous you have a spaceship! How the fuck did you get one?! Did you have to steal it? I keep telling my Kung Fu teacher I want a dragon, he keeps calling me racist for some reason though.
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  1558. ***** OK I will be sure to keep him away from it. I would prefer a red one but I will take any color. I imagine they must be rather difficult to catch. 
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  1559. Officially the weirdest comment thread I've ever seen in my life. lol I still want my fucking dragon though.
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  1560. tatskamies Fair enough, but considering this is about a man from America who lost his job after refusing to work on an American holiday, I am throwing that out there (by naming the holiday, as opposed to saying the month and day of year it otherwise would be for the rest of you non-Americans) for discussion basically by Americans exclusively. I mean, most other people I think kind of understood that before going into semantics "well, people who aren't Americans might order pizza on Thanksgiving durr hurr hurr hurr". Yes, sure, and I eat pork during Ramadan, which would really be offensive if I lived in the Middle East but alas that is not the fucking case nor would I try to make a case for that situation. Okay, specifically, let me rephrase my comment to prevent the aspies from coming out of the woodwork arguing technicalities with me. See the original post, edited to make your life a little bit easier and prevent such a ridiculous response being left on my comment again. You probably thought you were being so clever, too. /s
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  1561. tatskamies A problem that is basically unique to America. People coming from overseas, not giving a damn about American culture, or holidays. Expecting a fucking pizza place to stay open so you can enjoy your grimy, greasy, disgusting pizza. No other country in the world has to deal with so many immigrants and so many people who openly spit in the face of our traditions. I wouldn't have stayed to keep the store open for you, the minorities, either. But not for any reason disparaging to you or your culture; more out of respect for my own. Fuck off. 
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  1562. tatskamies People's views on immigration vary greatly. I don't know who told you that being a mixing pot was a good thing, if anything I think it's actually a bad thing. Contributes to a lot of the problems we have as a society, I imagine. As far as if I believe things should be closed, well, yeah. I do. But that's only because I guess I have a family to spend Thanksgiving with, and for that I am grateful. You are really doing a great job illustrating how great your diet is, and it's ironic you have an appetite for so much fast food garbage that you even can say "Murica" with a straight face. You are more American than I am, in terms of your diet. You apparently eat shit. And lol at your last sentence. I would honestly bet serious money that nutrionally the meal I eat on Thanksgiving is ten-fold better than yours if you are arguing for the merits of eating fast food at all, let alone on one of the most important American holidays there are. It's just that in your case, instead of eating a shit ton of food like you so confidently know I do, you simply just eat a ton of shit. And why should you have respect for my country's culture and ideals? Because if I am correct in assuming you and your family haven't been here many generations, you're basically a guest in our house. Not the other way around. To do anything but respect our traditions and holidays is to categorically be disrespectful to them. You don't have to practice them, that much is guaranteed in our constitution, but anything but respect for these customs and traditions is patent disrespect. Either way you're basically admitting you're an asshole. 
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  1563. tatskamies I dunno you seemed pretty sincere about it to me. But if you're not bullshitting, and you don't eat fast food, good. That's a really, really bad habit, and in every way possible it will catch up to you or anybody who does it long enough at an earlier age than you might expect. I really think it's sad some people eat pizza in this country on Thanksgiving. I mean, that to me makes no sense at all. It's just depressing. 
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  1564. alexi cage So you're an Americanized Briton who celebrates American holidays as an exception to your own naturalized culture, almost (but maybe not quite) just to spite the original culture even. Gotcha. Well, you're unusual then. 
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  1565. alexi cage From an American's standpoint, hearing the term "an American trapped in a Brit's body" doesn't bring up the most flattering image, but whatever. America is destroying the planet with junk food, I hope that's not what you're referring to.
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  1566. alexi cage America's a shit hole, but OK. Take it from me, I actually live here. The only thing this country even does right anymore is film and television, other than that we're a bunch of hypocritical imperialistic bastards. There's no such thing as the middle class anymore, all of those jobs got outsourced to China, Pakistan, and India, etc. So unless you're a banker or otherwise rich, I cannot in full faith and credit advise you to move here. This place is awful. 
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  1567. Animedude Japan seems to really love Western culture as well, it's kind of a mutually affectionate relationship between our two cultures. For instance, they love baseball, and they also revere WW2 general who bombed the shit out of them and made them lose the war -- they have statues of him erected and everything. But yeah, it doesn't surprise me they are doing Christmas and Valentine's nowadays. And you're right, I guess I should modify my original statement to America's entertainment industry is great. But for the average Joe consumer, it's not the great country it was about 15-20 years ago and prior to that. And when the hammer falls, being here in the Empire itself is gonna suck, even if you promise you're not even a citizen yet. They're gonna be like "you actually WANTED to move here?!" Whoever they is, of course. But to be fair Britain's not the safest place in the world right now either. shrug
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  1568. ***** That's too bad, if you're telling the truth. There's other ways, but I am not gonna tell you what in case you're telling the truth right now. 
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  1569. daryl dixon No, I'm from America. I do love football, and I love pizza, but for me, I dunno, I guess I'd rather know who the people were who didn't have family so I could invite them to my own family gatherings. Rather than them eat pizza or whatever. I do realize that is the case for some people but I would so totally invite somebody like that into my home on Thanksgiving if they would rather be with other human beings on the holiday. 
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  1570. Damn it I thought this was going to be about the Riddler. 
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  1571. Heartbreaking.
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  1572. Stannis isn't a troll or a bad guy, he was just an extraordinarily prideful man who felt he had been slighted his entire life by his older brother and wanted to win at all costs, so he began working in cahoots with the red witch lady to try to "cheat" his way to the top. He ends up doing things that are more and more and more depraved, by the time he finally makes that really spoilery decision about his daughter or whatever he was pretty much too far gone and his army was in a really desperate place. He sold his soul, in other words, but I do not think he's always been just an inherently evil man, but regardless he's going to whatever equivalent of Hell (if there is one) after all he's done at this point. He's the best example of a faustian character.
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  1573. 4:20 -- this is hella random but does this not look like Angry Grandpa's first trailer? From YEARS ago, before they got rich and were still living in the trailer park. It may be the same model or something but I swear it looks just like it. The kitchen area.
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  1574. How can you tell? 
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  1575. I was thinking the exact same thing. lol
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  1576. I would only like it if I loved Popeyes more than anything else in the world. Who needs a car? Just walk!
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  1577. He's like the white Biggie Smalls lol 
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  1578. Angel Reyes I actually think what they're going to do post-Pablo is talk about the others that followed in his wake. They took him down, and like 4 more popped back up, and it's been growing ever since. The show is called "Narcos" after al, not "Narco" ;)  No matter what the show is phenomenal, I wanna see them keep going with it.
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  1579. bkbing Pretty sure they're gonna explore other cartels after killing him off either this season or next. I thought the same thing though before, he's basically at the very end of the line when Season 1 ends. He's basically got one more year left before he dies. 
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  1580. Julian George I think so, too. I hope they take it farther than that, even, and one day they may even cover the Narco situations we're dealing with today in Mexico, even. 
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  1581. ARVIN I predict Pablo mid-way thru next season. In real life, Escobar only has about one year or so left to live at the point where we are in the story currently. 
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  1582. Dude every answer she gives has to do with her insecurity about her looks. Like I would never have cared one fucking bit, man, but she really took it difficult how people treated her. You people suck. You know who you are. That's Princess Leia you're talking about, but you know she could just be crazy as well. All that Cocaine. And honestly she probably used that to control her weight as well.
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  1583. The music got repetitive after a while. Seriously it's like two power chords played very softly. Very interesting stuff though, otherwise.
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  1584. Kyle Hearnden eh dunno
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  1585. I used to think it would be awesome to be rich and famous like a celebrity. But honestly the older I get (and the longer TMZ manages to stay afloat) the more I am beginning to realize that becoming famous actually would really, really suck. Especially like if you're mega-famous. You can't even really leave your house like a normal person anymore after a certain amount of time and the scariest thing of all is once you reach that level of fame there's nothing you can do to reverse it. As Dave Chappelle once said, once you become famous, you can't become unfamous. You can become infamous, but you can't ever become UNfamous. Especially if you can't handle those pressures very well, whether you view it as a curse or not, whatever it is, it's for life.
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  1586. He did have swiss bank accounts though. Probably still does, truth be told. I have a feeling he was able to hide away a ton of cash before going into jail and going under the hammer.
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  1587. ***** Celebrity Net Worth says his net worth is -100 million dollars USD but I kinda think that's an incorrect estimate. I don't think all of their estimates are correct, some aren't even close (Courtney Love for example claims she has astronomically MORE than what it's estimated to be on the CNW). jordan Belfort himself says he's expecting to make $100 million in this year alone, but I kinda don't necessarily believe that. If he WAS able to make that, I am pretty sure he'd be expected to pay all of the restitution back first before they'd let him hold on to any of the money. And I think they are expecting him to pay back $100 million. That's probably where they got the -$100 million figure. 
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  1588. I would argue that same thing except take it even further that it also in a weird, ironic way required Gollum, too. Yes, Sam deserves more credit than he deserves for literally carrying Frodo when he couldn't walk anymore, but I think the curse of the ring was so strong that nobody who was holding it could ever bring themselves to throw it in the fires of Mt. Doom, knowing that it would destroy it. But then you see Gollum who is like the most damaged being of all time as a result of his relationship with the ring and it was precisely his sick desperation that ended up being the driving force, the blind greed, that was necessary to destroy it at all. He bit Frodo's finger off just so he could hold the ring for 10-15 more seconds, costing him his life as well as allowing the ring to accidentally fall into the pit of Mt. Doom as well. But I think yeah although we mostly think of Frodo and Sam as a duo, I think of them in a lot of ways as a trio. The trinity required to destroy the ring, even though Smeagol's role in it was accidental at best.
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  1589. The dad just kinda keeps his head hung low, sorta glancing slightly every which way. Almost as if he had farted, and while she was just yapping her mouth off about tangents and being accepted, blah blah blah, he's like... "does she ... does she smell it? glances towards camera-men ... they definitely smell it... oh Lord... oh, look alive, they're looking at you!" nods bashfully, then returns into his reclusive fear "they definitely smell it, they just don't want to say anything because it would be awkward" After seeing this a few times, in all seriousness, it's funny, he doesn't say a single word. Not one. And it's hard to tell what his emotional state is, it's almost like ... well we know where the gene came from when it came to Jon's birth. He seems a little out there himself.
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  1590. I stopped watching his show because it was just too fake for me. I don't know what the hell happened to him. He was less obnoxious about it back when he was on Late Night prior to hosting the Tonight Show. I actually think it started out as him wanting to do the best job he possibly could so he didn't become another Conan or whatever but now that he's achieved such success like out of nowhere he's legitimately the happiest guy in the world. So he doesn't have to pretend or anything. I still dislike him, he's way too flattering with the guests. I remember the night I stopped watching, I was already rolling my eyes at the show but the night Honey Boo Boo was on and (as always) "he's the biggest fan!" and "he can't get enough of it!" and "he's seen every episode!". I mean these late night shows aren't just for your entertainment as a viewer, they serve an important role in the machine that is the entertainment industry. It offers the artists or whatever a platform to promote their product, and that's just the way it is. If it didn't do that, we wouldn't have these shows. Anyway, I was more a Letterman guy but Kimmel is good, as well. Conan's pretty decent too. (I don't know what happened to Colbert other than he lost the rights to his character). But yeah, if you were to tell me he was going to be the Tonight Show host in the early Late Night years or so I would've laughed in your face. He probably would have, too.
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  1591. Wanna know the truth? I don't think a "loving" God would create a place called Hell for us to go to after this one. In my own personal opinion, I think this world must be the "hell" if anything. There may not be a heaven, either, but for all of those who worship a loving God, do you really think he'd throw his least favorites in the garbage? He still loves you but condems you to an eternity of torture and pain? I don't know, I am not buying it. 
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  1592. Mana Nti what?
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  1593. No, I think she was just crazy. 
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  1594. This shit's about as bad as the gay folks who have bug parties (Google that shit if you're planning on kicking the bucket) intentionally to catch "The bug". That's not only pure foolishness, it's bad for the world. The disease needs to be quarantined, eradicated and/or controlled, not willingly passed even in the most outlandish of political demonstrations. So what you're in Cuba, a communist dictatorship historically? So fucking what?
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  1595. These guys probably spend more money on their medical bills than they're actually making. I think it's just legally sanctioned sadomasochism. And at the end the guy is talking about more mainstream events maybe sponsoring them -- no mainstream organization would EVER invest in this. For so many reasons, liability being one of the biggest ones. That and there's no mass appeal in it. It's certainly not gonna get on any channels that normal wrestling is allowed on. It's too fucking violent.
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  1596. It was nice that Kumar (lol) gave a fair representation of Mississippi (I am from there originally) but I can't help but disagree with the notion that it was an entirely collaborative effort between whites and blacks in rebuilding the state. Remember, now, MS was the state that they had to call the National Guard in because blacks were finally beginning to be allowed to go to school at Ole Miss (the University of Mississippi) by forced integration. They resisted Civil Rights as much as, maybe even more than, any other state that was also forcibly being integrated. My Mom attended college there a few years after that happened, not sure what her experience was as far as racism is concerned, but even when I was growing up blacks and whites sort of just kind of seemed to avoid each other FOR THE MOST PART but classes and everything were all integrated. It was just a cultural difference. Whites and blacks were occasionally friends but that was the exception, not the rule. That's not to say that anyone there is truly racist in the sense that they truly hate each other (if anything the blacks are just as racist as the whites are in MS) but there's a lot of middle class white boys who emulate their fathers and grandfathers and still complain from time to time about black people. I would never associate with anybody like that, though, and most people I knew were the same way.
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  1597. The SWAT team shouldn't be something local municipalities can create on their own, it should be something that's an extension of the National Guard, period. The idea that they're serving warrants with the freaking SWAT team is not something we should be cool with. Available at a moment's notice, sure, but for school shootings and for riots and things of that nature. For going to serve a guy for suspected drug dealing or something? Eh... Not so much. Unless they have a reasonable suspicion that the suspect wouldn't go down without a fight (most go down without a fight). Like a history of violence, things of that nature. If we allow the use of military police to become a normalcy in this country (talking about the USA, of course) then we may as well just embrace fascism full on, cause it's already here. This should not be normalized.
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  1598. hi carmine
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  1599. But they did take it down.
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  1600. Whatever parent sends their kid to a place like this deserves to be castrated.
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  1601. He's on PAID LEAVE? How is he not in fucking jail? Or fired, at least. But paid leave? My God, this is truly frightening. 
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  1602. Well, don't take what they are showing you here to be the real North Korea. This is all highly coordinated, and the only reason they are allowed to film when they can is simply because they want the only footage that exists of North Korea to show how "great" it is. None of the bad stuff you'll ever get to see unless you live there. 
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  1603. Gnawer Shreth I agree, but there's so much other stuff going on in the world today that to antagonize NK could literally mean the beginning of WW3. If it's not already begun. 
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  1604. Lincoln Abraham Yeah but they can't even successfully test fire rockets. I am sure they'd love to take over the entire planet. Doesn't mean they will. They can't. lol
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  1605. ***** They have nuclear technology but they don't have the means to properly weaponize it yet. They haven't been able to do successful test launches into the ocean or anything. A few misfires, etc. 
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  1606. Misleading title. He's Republican. He doesn't want to pay for anything, it's not like he's all "oh, stupid Junkies, let 'em DIE!" 
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  1607.  @erickirschenbaum2804  Correct Eric is right, that's in effect actually why Aaron Rodgers went 24 rounds undrafted as well. Rookies were too expensive then. The way it works now actually makes a bit more sense honestly and it allows teams to get great talent for cheaper at least for a while but when it comes time to look at those contracts again... if they're good they're gonna be worth more than what they'd have originally gotten just anyway so it's not even that the rookies are being ripped off, either. For the most part ;)
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  1608. These guys are out of their fucking minds.
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  1609. Emo didn't even make it like 4 years, truth be told. 2004-2007, if that. And still I don't think it died soon enough.
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  1610. Real talk though, anyone who actually still a) listens to emo and b) looks that way is ... like, in 2004 when people still had MySpace accounts that was a very real trend in both music and lifestyle choices but anyone who is STILL doing that is either gay or bi. There's just no way to even justify it anymore, even though most kids call it "Scene" these days from what I understand, but it makes me wonder, what fucking scene is that? Again, it's not 2004 anymore, nobody is even close to being into that shit like they did back in the very, very short heyday it did have.
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  1611. If only she had captured the same tone she did here the rest of the election, versus this fake laugh and perpetual fake smile nonsense. But I gotta admit she bowed out at the appropriate time when she realized it was over. I can't imagine Trump would ever have done the same thing, so readily.
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  1612. Display of power, he says as much in the video as well.
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  1613. This is the way it always goes, it happened with PSH as well earlier this year. For the first few days, EVERYBODY is saying RIP, he was a legend, he will be missed, what a tragedy, etc. After about a week, then you get more and more people who apparently get over it and start saying "what kind of loser leaves his kids behind after injecting heroin/killing themselves/whatever the case may have been." Not saying I agree or disagree with your thoughts on suicide, but this is the way it seems to go when celebrities die from unnatural causes. 
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  1614. Fred Durst you bitch you
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  1615. ***** No thanks lol
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  1616. No kidding LOL
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  1617. Bill Ding I mean I am just basing it off what I've heard, to be honest. I only lived in the Northeast for a few years, and I wasn't even in NY, I was in Jersey close to Philly. Anyway I wasn't using gear, either, I had friends who did though. That and I think I remember reading in some Kurt Cobain documentary how he always loved going to NYC because their dope was the best. It also doesn't shock me to hear that it's bad in some parts, or even most nowadays, I mean in an unregulated market they're likely stomping it into oblivion in most cases...
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  1618. rdizzy1 It's a shame that people have to buy sub off the street, even if you got a legit dealer he's still almost certainly ripping you off at $10, $15 or $20 per sub. With health insurance being taken away from so many people shit's about to get worse.
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  1619. Without insurance, yeah, and even with insurance depending on what kind of insurance you have it's gonna cost varying amounts. I know a guy who got 60 a month with his insurance for THIRTY BUCKS. So my advice to you is to seriously consider getting insurance even if you have to pay for it nowadays, if it means you can get your medicine for cheaper then it may be more worth the cost. That and you'll be covered for other medical emergencies and stuff as well.
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  1620. rdizzy1 Oh, well you're right about that. I would actually say given the subculture surrounding drugs in general that most people who get into illicit substance abuse and then get addicted and later get prescribed suboxone or methadone PROBABLY got it off the street first. You learn how to be an addict pretty fast once you get addicted.
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  1621. rdizzy1 agreed again. You're so right.
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  1622. By the way, the USA is absolutely in the throes of a terrible epidemic when it comes to opiates. We have the pharmaceutical industry and drugs like OxyContin manufactured by Purdue Pharma Co. to blame for that, in large part. And then when they reformulated those drugs to prevent abuse, what did people do? Switch to Heroin. Which a lot of people took up the needle for, exclusively, some out of necessity and some who simply didn't want to "waste their money" by smoking it. This is why as a society we MUST insist that there be needle exchange programs, starting with the hardest hit areas first. When needles get involved it becomes that much more of a societal problem, because it facilitates the spreading of serious, serious diseases like HIV/AIDS and Hep-C, among other things. With the drug problem being this widespread, too, you don't even need to be a drug user or a needle user to be exposed to it. Your boyfriend or girlfriend could be doing it behind your back, or could HAVE done it before you, or both. They could literally have it and have no idea or even have the inclination to go get tested. It's gonna get a lot worse before it gets any better. And regardless of your position on drug legalization, the idea that people are gonna be less inclined to use drugs because they have no access to needles is beyond absurd. They're just creating a black market for needles, which you oftentimes have no idea the full history of, and artificially inflating the price of what would otherwise cost pennies on the dollar. It's a hair away from being completely out of control -- educate yourselves, people.
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  1623. Winter Ale I gotta admit man, I was thinking the same fucking thing myself ... the fattest of the fat couldn't stop a hurdling train. Like, seriously? 
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  1624. At least. You may even need to do some five finger death punch maneuver or something for the person to even notice your attempt. Probably with someone doing the flying kick all at the same time. lol. I mean, this human is supposed to stop a moving train. We aren't talking about your regular old couch dweller. 
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  1625. I swear I thought that's what he said the first time through. I backed it up so I could hear it again. He's actually saying HOPE. lol
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  1626. "A Peace Officer" - HA! 
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  1627. sorry to hear that man... I heard there was a way to cure it now, actually, which is great. There was a short time I felt like I might even have it myself, back when I was using. Thank God I dodged both bullets, first HIV (the big one) and then I found out after more blood work that I didn't have Hep either. But I just as easily could have! But yeah again from what I understand there is a permanent cure to it now. It works for 95% of the population, it says.
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  1628. Steven Carr That's so great dude! I sincerely wish you the best and I would like to hear how it turns out when all is said and done. Thanks to the miracles of modern medicine I think one day we can add this to the list of diseases that are treatable in the form of actually CURING it. It's so important...
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  1629. He never claimed it was anything other than his actions that led* (dumbass) to his contraction of the disease. He never said God had anything to do with it -- nothing except for gracing him with the fortune that in spite of his diagnosis he's not had any problems with his liver. Meaning that in spite of your shitty insistence he's not suffering much, yet. And may you burn in hell one day from the day he does, wishing pain and suffering on other people. What the fuck is wrong with you?
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  1630. There is, which is great news for people who have Hepatitis C. The only problem with it is it's prohibitively expensive. $100 thousand dollars, last I checked. I imagine it will become more affordable though in time.
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  1631. CaShfiend G I meant the comments section as in down here, but to be fair I live in New Orleans. It's pretty rough around these parts, too, but it's not nearly as bad as Chicago seems to be. That shit seems outta control...
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  1632. I dunno man just because South Park hammered it into all of our heads that it's "acceptable on cable" now to say the word shit, I think it lost its real literary value after the first segment of this particular documentary, and especially after he rubs it into every employee he meets with face to face to try to look cool for the camera. "Yeah, man, I just said shit casually, and you said nothing. We both know it happened, I am just too cool to get apprehended". It was before, and it still is, trashy behavior, I don't care if it's VICE reporting or not.
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  1633. The ref's reactions are priceless. Also, shout out to the drone with beyond front row seats at 23:49
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  1634. Casey. I really hope you realize we are already AT war, and with Hillary we were looking at potentially getting involved in a war with Russia as well assuming our relationship continued going down the path it was. You say it like we're not already at war and haven't been for the past like 13 years now.
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  1635. If either Russia or China ever declared war on us then whichever one did not do that yet most likely would at the very least consider it. Such an event could likely precipitate WW3. Relations with both of those countries are not very good right now, so I mean if he is friendlier to Russia it ironically might help avert bloodshed for that much longer, hopefully even giving us time to build up better relations with both of them. We've bankrupted this country on the backs of these unwinnable wars, entering into yet another one with a much stronger opponent would be almost certain doom for us at this point, we're too weak in so many ways and it has to change.
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  1636. CreaturePlaysGames No, this wouldn't have happened if you didn't understand. I have to formulate my sentences SO specifically just so you understand it? I have to add for example to make it clear that I am providing an example? I mean, even the way I said it, to ME would be almost as good as saying "for example" -- I said, "Ok, how about this" as if to suggest something out of a pool of many things. No, re-reading it now, even from an outsider's perspective and giving you the benefit of the doubt, I do not think I should've said it differently nor do I think the way I said it affected the overall meaning at the end. It was less that I didn't understand, moreso that YOU didn't understand. Being that you clearly assumed I meant to say Heroin was THE only addictive drug. That is just baffling how you would take that away from what I said. 
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  1637. HOLY SHIT! I just realized I went to High School with the transgender kid, Devin. That's so wild. He's a bit further away now though apparently, as Tom's River was like an hour away from where I lived. That's so crazy, glad to see he's doing well.
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  1638. How dare he?
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  1639. This is so sad. I encourage everyone to go and make a point of getting tested, I don't care if you're gay or straight, at risk or not, in this day and age there's no reason not to know your status. Obviously this is even more important if you're at risk, like if you're a prostitute or you ARE gay, or even more to the point if you're using needle drugs, there's so many ways to get it now. Lots of people get tested on or around their birthday. Once per year isn't a bad idea if you're at risk to get checked, that way if you do catch it you can get it under control. It's not a death sentence anymore.
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  1640. I kind of want to see a spinoff movie (not a series, but a movie) and probably with a different actor too at this point but where it's about the rise of Gus Fring. At best make it a short miniseries. They can utilize Giancarlo Esposito maybe for some later scenes but I do think they'd need to find someone to play a younger version of him unless they can genuinely pull out all the stops for makeup utilized to make people look younger, something that BCS so far has proven not to be able to do. Hank and Steve Gomez it was staggering how much older they looked last season.
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  1641. can't wait for the bad lip reading
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  1642. when has it ever not been thriving
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  1643. YouTube is bass-fucking-ackwards. They allow the Onisions and JayStations of the world to continue posting monetized videos (and even do things in such a way they are able to claim videos made about them, which may be what happened to you actually) but then someone who makes said video in a completely fair use way is immediately demonetized? It's almost like they're trying to push content creators away at this point.
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  1644. Something is off about that girl I can't pinpoint what it is. The abs look off or something. Don't get me wrong she's more fit than I am. I dunno maybe it's the clothes or something
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  1645. If you are just looking for the "beneficial" aspects of cannabis, stop with this "oh it's OK to get high man look at all these positive effects maaaaan!" No, you just want to get high. If you are truly interested only in the beneficial aspects of the plant, use CBD. It's legal in all 50 states, it has all of the benefits of cannabis without the intoxication. There is no reason really for cannabis products with THC to be legalized if we're still arguing the "it's healthy" point of view. To be clear I do think cannabis and products that contain high levels of THC should be legalized, I am not arguing against that especially in a world where alcohol and tobacco are perfectly legal. I am just saying, be honest. You want to get high. If you were interested in the health benefits, there is nothing stopping you from doing so you just won't get high using alternative products like CBD.
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  1646. Wooooooo-oooooooh
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  1647. Well, normally when they say "If they'll do it for you, they'll do it to you" referring to men who leaves their wives usually for younger looking women, only to do it again to them once a certain amount of time has passed. Rarely does it mean "Hey lady, if he's willing to kill his wife and basically three kids for you, guess what happens to you and yours in the extraordinarily unlikely event he got away with this to begin with?"
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  1648. It's funny to me that a white supremacist gang's uniform colors are black.
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  1649. Billy Corgan loves being worshiped, he loves that aspect of celebrity so it does make sense he'd be cool in that scenario. However, he's basically by all accounts a nightmare to work with.
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  1650. It's so bad at Rockstar/Take Two nowadays I low key wouldn't be surprised if there is no single player AT ALL, let alone expansions. They are driven by profit and profit alone nowadays.
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  1651. That infection the woman got on her arm was probably due to unsanitary IV drug use. Just saying.
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  1652. Damn dude I knew he was rich I didn't know he was THAT rich.
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  1653. This looks so bad they're like "Abort! Abort! This is going really, really, really poorly for us!"
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  1654.  @sharonwells9593  A great many of the Nazi war criminals were executed. Not imprisoned. They were killed. Not all of them by any means, just most. They skipped prison and hung them.
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  1655.  @tuckerbugeater  Permeated? You mean perpetuated?
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  1656.  @dp9629  Kind of a nitpicky way to say you agree with me. "We don't want them to admit their wrong doings we just want them to admit their wrong doings, who they do them with and who they will be doing them with in the future". It's fine, just say you agree.
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  1657. So I just looked and he's in custody right now, being investigated for rape. https://twitter.com/KEEMSTAR/status/1164379192953229313 According to him, he turned himself in because he wants to clear his name because he claims he's innocent.
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  1658. Muta, his name isn't Greg anymore. Yes, he actually had his first name legally changed to James. He's now James Jackson. Why? Who knows, I bet it has something to do with the upcoming scandal coming his way though. He acts like he's out of the woods because the FBI haven't knocked on his door yet. Tick tock.
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  1659. If you told Eddie Bravo that Spaghetti was just a construct of the imagination, he'd probably believe it
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  1660.  @BlakeKasgaard  $2,000 to $6,000 isn't a lot of money when you live with your grandmother, pay zero bills, and have nothing but disposable income at your, well, disposal. That doesn't prove anything, especially in Texas where it just might be the most gun friendly state in the country. Everything beyond that is asinine, not everything is a conspiracy.
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  1661. This is such a VICE thing haha. But honestly like other than the brief period where this guy's curiosity about the "underbelly" of society was so strong he was even willing to hitchhike, sounds like he lives a really great life. But yeah, hitchhiking... Good way to disappear and never be seen again. And if you're a girl, forget about it. Do not hitchhike. This guy was literally hitchhiking by HIMSELF for a little while. You'd be better off catching free rides across the country on freight trains.
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  1662. Love the Hip Hop part near the end lol
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  1663. Well they made it sound like he had to jump through a shitload of hoops just to get the appropriate licensing or whatever, now that he has it I can only imagine that it's going to be similarly difficult for rivals to come in and try to compete. But like, it's a case of the original almost always dominating market share basically for the rest of time. For example, the WCW, then WWF which is now WWE is still the dominant brand after it basically was there first to cash in on the craze. Other rival organizations did come up, or tried to, but none were ever really able to compete with the original. Same thing relative to the difference between the NFL and the XFL (remember that?). THAT BEING SAID I can see Bare Knuckle Boxing's prospects going one of two ways. One, it will do extremely well, taking fans from UFC/MMA as long as they're given the opportunity to hear about it, which in this age of social media is basically a given, given that these new fans actually enjoy the heightened violence. Two, it will do extremely poorly, with fans already kind of on a "barely tolerating" UFC/MMA basis to begin with. I think women will be more likely to hate BKB. Men though, they're the ones who were really watching primarily anyway.
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  1664. Right, agreed and that's the one final point I will make is I've heard it both ways, some people say gloves are even WORSE than bare fists while others seem to think that's entirely untrue. I don't know, I never really get in the ring, I do box for the cardio but yeah I rather leave the whole letting people get knocked into parkinson's to the people who are passionate about it LOL cheers man
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  1665. Saul Goodman proved this point basically
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  1666. It would be a strategical condition, that's for sure. Something that would actually effect both sides. I imagine it becomes easier to defend in a siege, what with having the proper shelter and the heating presumably being available to you vs. them. I imagine some sieges waited till spring/summer/fall as a result. One thing to consider though is unless they're standing guard, or whatever, they're most likely going to be fighting if they're suited up like that. And honestly they might even come to look forward to it, if only because then they're able to move and that would heat them up in it's own way. Just the sheer act of moving around.
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  1667. mreeeoeoowww!!!!!
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  1668.  @Quarkbait  If it gets that bad I do fear it will be the last one, yeah. More than any other country in the world I would think is likely to hit the red button than North Korea is China, especially if they get even further backed into a corner than they already are that this is their only alternative now is infecting the world starting with their own people to make a point. It's gonna get a lot worse before it gets better especially when people start demanding more than just answers from China for the blood they've spilled. It won't be pretty.
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  1669. @Will to Freedom The main thing is they withheld information while conspiring with the WHO to spread misinformation (fitting a snake is a centerpiece of the WHO logo) while also simultaneously preparing themSELVES in a way not many other people in the world, least of all the USA (one reason they chose to go with this attack, undoubtedly) were ready for. So they infect their own people and get the petri dish bubbling then over the next few months they're sending people home, all over the world, regardless of their final destination but ideally if it was somewhere in the West and bonus points if it was in the USA. This is nothing short of the greatest terrorist attack in the history of the world, basically, perpetrated by none other than one of the oldest countries on Earth. Their goal was not just to kill people, though. It wasn't even their primary goal. Their primary goal was to dismantle the entire fabric of the economy of the world. What is China's greatest asset? It's ability to manufacture things completely and totally independent of anyone else, whereas we're completely dependent on them. Especially for things when it comes to the HEALTH INDUSTRY like PPE, ventilators, etc. Not to mention the vast majority of drugs in the world, and if there's any medical development surrounding this disease and I don't think there will be anytime soon (in terms of vaccines etc) almost certainly the cures/treatments are going to be made in China, as well. We need to give up our reliance on China for all essential areas of manufacturing. It will be more expensive, but there's just some things you don't want to trust China with making for you. Not anymore, anyway.
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  1670.  @kylepeck776  That's exactly why I think they did it. Their economy had surpassed ours in the Obama years, it's not even that it was "poised to" it DID. Then Trump came along and he finally started roughousing them a little bit, and it hurt them BAD. So they're like fuck it, they hurt us what can we do to hurt them back? It's just gonna backfire in the end.
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  1671. The funny thing is like... SNL reportedly got Elon Musk and Miley Cyrus because their ratings have been down lately. And I am like... wait, so to fix your ratings you're gonna get ELON MUSK? The richest man in the world? Good luck...
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  1672. Onision seems to think that because he's not in handcuffs yet that the FBI dropped his case or that "no laws were broken". No, they were, they're just going to take a minute to build the case. It's not one of those things where they wanna arrest you asap THEN build the case. They wanna get it all lined up, ducks in a row, then they'll begin the process of convicting him.
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  1673. what a sad life they're bartering like people did BEFORE money was invented by necessity
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  1674. You can tell he's off just from the interview. Someone that animated it's one of two.... no, three things. 1) Mental illness 2) Drugs 3) Both.
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  1675. If they really think Muta is $40,000 worth of damages for warping the minds of children like have they even seen the rest of their platform the last 10 years? But this is the danger, this is why I chose not to get into YouTube about five years ago because even then I could see the future is entirely up to whether or not they will allow you to even have one. The golden age/honeymoon period is over. But admittedly not even I saw THIS happening, that they're going to now be sending COPPA fines to content creators at all. How does this even happen? It's painfully irresponsible on YouTube's part, anyway, that means something on THEIR end didn't work if your own videos weren't being censored properly to prevent youths from visiting and being affected by them. And frankly I wouldn't pay it, either, but I would consult an attorney. Maybe there's something you can do before it starts affecting your credit.
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  1676. She's got the Thrones box set! at 0:41 Good girl, but has she read them? Therein lies the question lol... I would've waited till all of them came out before buying the box set, then again ... honestly it's kind of a running joke amongst fans of Thrones that the remaining two books might NEVER get released. A man can dream though...
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  1677. Someone took the Iron Throne thing a little too seriously. Gonna start a church of dragons and ice zombies.
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  1678. In my country there is problem... and that problem is transport
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  1679. People are shooting heroin and other drugs more than ever before. Most likely it was just tossed recklessly by a neighborhood junkie not thinking about it. You find more needles around places that are more sympathetic to the needle. Not surprised this was where it was, but really man if you used needle drugs find a way to dispose of the shit more responsibly. Kid might find that and get fucking hep c or hiv or something.
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  1680.  @johnjames4681  He has a one year visa to Georgia but I wouldn't be surprised if certain countries make certain exceptions because of you know... the war. Tons of people are fleeing Russia and Ukraine both. This is a refugee crisis at this point.
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  1681. I bet all you have to do is be white to get a #1 ranking from the thing that gauges how beautiful you are.
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  1682.  @emperorofpluto  Why pay them when you can have slaves? They target these kids as young as 9 years old. Beyond that, did you even watch the video? You really think someone who is involved in the underworld is going to be a nice, honorable, upstanding citizen? Besides, what happens when they wanna leave you gonna hand them their 401k and let them go? They know too much. These are people who deal with getting stabbed frequently enough they need to carry knives, it wouldn't behoove me that they'd wanna leave after the first or second attempt. This is why you leave them no such option when you've tricked them into thinking they are in your debt. Then they CAN'T leave. They CAN'T say no. You may have missed the point, these aren't good people.
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  1683.  @happychappy27  No, most of them are working for free until their "debt" is paid off. That wasn't just the one example, it was literally repeated from beginning to end. They get you on the hook for a debt and then you end up "working for free" until it's paid off. They may give you a pair of sneakers while simultaneously tempting you with all of this apparent wealth and nice things that they have, and they may even really hook certain people by giving them drugs (and racking up more debt most likely on the heels of that, because nothing is truly "free" in this arrangement). Money though, it's a minuscule amount if any until you get older from the sound of things. Because yes, I did watch the video. Derrr.
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  1684.  @b.sorger5189  Alright there Master Splinter
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  1685.  @ManLikeMelly  I've never heard of the show. "pressed" if that's the hill you wanna die on, go for it. I have no idea what it even is. "pressed" lmfao OK dog
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  1686.  @gabrielzzz12345  This video is about Britain, where the best they're usually going to get are knives which is what they said in the video unless you didn't watch it.
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  1687.  @himynameis3664  Same situation with me, actually. I detoxed successfully from Suboxone even really early in my addiction, then had a bad breakup and I instantly went into self-destructive mode. Got addicted again instantly and had to start over. It takes even more time and effort the 2nd time around in my experience, I am still trying to wean off of the Subs. It was never bad enough I needed methadone thank God but it could've been easily, my biggest limiting factor was I didn't have enough money to fund the habit. If that was the case, who knows man. But yeah I agree with you like if I was around for fentanyl to come around I'd probably be dead too. That stuff is scary potent.
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  1688.  @himynameis3664  That's fantastic brother. Keep fighting the good fight and like I said just remember how hard this part was forever, so you hopefully never fall into the trap again. I am pulling for you my friend. Stay strong.
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  1689.  @Keiran-qr2ty  Never heard of it.
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  1690.  @Wangdalf  It is at it's core predatory business, they'll do anything from that point on once they trick you into thinking you "owe them" something. If you're a woman I can easily see how they'd put you in the sex trade. Whatever they can possibly get from you, they will.
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  1691.  @KLR_BAN  It could be a test of sorts too at it's heart. Some get preyed upon, others come up maybe in the same situations.
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  1692.  @KLR_BAN  Well that's a dumb thing to die over lol but that's probably the kind of personality that rises faster in the drug world. That scene from Scarface comes to mind. They tried to rip him off and he not only gets the drugs, but he didn't even spend the money, next thing you know he's rising fast. I don't know, that's a dog eat dog world though.
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  1693.  @AuntAlnico4  Happens IRL as well apparently. What you think everything you see in the movies or on TV is totally fictional? Come on now.
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  1694. @Feminist Ate My gf You'd think. Now, that's just statistical numbers, a lot of gay people probably wouldn't admit it in a poll but again these are US numbers. It's never been more safe to admit you're a gay person if you truly are, so I am inclined to think the statistics are accurate within 1% over/under accuracy.
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  1695. I have always been on the side of the Tangent Universe being real, this being a science fiction film, and that the Christ explanation is actually not only fitting, it's intentional ("The Last Temptation of Christ" being shown on the Marquee at the theater where Donnie was). Anytime a major character sacrifices himself so the world maybe saved, Christ analogues are not only relevant they're necessary to the discussion at hand. Donnie Darko died to save the world in the same way Christians believe that Jesus died to save the world.
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  1696.  @paddymac4130  I haven't seen all of them so I can't really comment on that. The ones I saw he was a human being from an abusive household who snapped. Those movies aren't really meant to require much thinking just anyway.
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  1697. I always love finding these types of channels but... come on man, secretly living there? Your entire roof is solar panels, bare minimum people are passing by thinking you're in there running a radio station or something. Ain't nothing secret looking there lol
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  1698. So the reality of the fact is you may as well try to lie but for such a small amount and with that level of cooperation ... I will put it this way, if he was just a user he might have been able to get off for something lighter for only 2.5 grams total but he had SCALES and basically held their hand through the process of arresting and convicting himself and because he's dealing meth he is probably looking at years. May as well have had an ounce on him and really be reaping the benefits of the risk he's taking but nope he's about to lose about $250 worth of drugs. Dumb dumb dumb.
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  1699. I think the majority of people in Russia aren't truly "brainwashed" they just know better than speaking out against the regime. I wouldn't call that brainwashed so much as just realistic about their Stockholm syndrome-esque situation. Even people in North Korea are all clapping and crying for the "dear leader" and doing what they're supposed to do, but there is actually a huge black market trading situation where people will have contraband in the form of Western content like movies and music, but they have to be extremely careful about it because if they get caught in a place like North Korea they will literally vanish from the face of the Earth. Russia isn't that bad (yet) but I think it's less to do with brainwashing and it has more to do with being wise and careful in the situation they find themselves in.
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  1700. that's actually pretty genius tbh that's something I think I might do assuming remote trackers are affordable enough to do such a thing. Of course what do they do as soon as they steal these packages? Drive a few blocks and open them up, if they see something that looks like a tracker (unless you can hide it really well) the next place that tracker/package is going in the garbage at the nearest corner or 7/11 or whatever. Gotta be fast to really be able to do anything about it if they used that strategy.
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  1701. So it's not enough to just self-identify as a goat anymore? I gotta take it to the next level I guess.
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  1702. You basically should never use these strats with a girl you're dating. That's one you learn pretty quickly that you're never right, she is, and honestly I genuinely believe that any relationship where a man can (and does) win arguments with his girl/wife is doomed to have that one fail.
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  1703. My landlord's life is in a nursing home right now and since being there this Covid started and she got it there. One way or another. She's still alive and she's fine for now, but then his Mom had a heart attack and now she's at the hospital and while there SHE got Covid, too. So both his Mom and his wife have Covid and he can't visit either one of them. If they die, he won't be able to bury them.
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  1704. It's wild Alexandria Ocasio Cortez if she ran again in her own constituency she'd lose because she's turned off people in her own district so much, but on a national level she's more popular. That's her plan anyway, she got started as a representative next stop is senator or governor, next stop after that ideally president. Except it'd be more like "Socialist Demagogue" by the time she ascends to her throne. JK, nah, she has a mousey weasel voice, for a Latina she doesn't seem fiery enough, and beyond that she's fucking stupid. She is floating this Green New Deal after blasting Trump's $5.7 billion border wall as a waste of money when she wants to relegate like $70+ TRILLION for HER plan that involves doing something about "Farting and burping cows". But yeah her constituents hate her right now, and it's been that way since they lost Amazon in New York City because of her.
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  1705. I don't care what her reasons theoretically in his mind would be for like "vanishing" on him with the kids, but NOBODY in this century is leaving behind their phone. Nobody. They may leave it off a little while but they're not leaving it behind.
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  1706. Going to a rodeo is something I never thought I'd do but a guaranteed stop in weed friendly Colorado on the way to none other than non-weed friendly Cheyenne Wyoming for Frontier Days this past year is something I'll never forget. It's an entirely different world out there. Good food, lots of cowboys walking around, and my stoner ass is walking around looking the least like a cowboy I possibly could but it was good times anyway. Will I ever go back? I dunno, probably not, but then again I never thought I'd go in the first place to begin with either lol
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  1707. Well, debate wasn't cool back then and it's not cool now. But if I was the kind of person who got excited about debate I imagine not only was he doing it but he was phenomenally good at it, as well. A natural, even. He was also getting some renown for playing violin basically nearly at a professional level at the time as well.
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  1708.  @rosanchez9715  Video source for what
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  1709.  @rosanchez9715  No prob lol I have done the same thing before
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  1710. Without a doubt some people are just born with characteristics that society, at large, would collectively agree could be described as "evil". They may not view it in their minds, in his own twisted way he might be like "You know, other than a few fetishes I have like killing women, I'm really a great guy otherwise!" and when it extends to other people with severe wiring issues like, being attracted to children for instance, a lot of them likely don't view what they're doing as "evil" either in spite of everyone else basically universally agreeing that they're wired to do something evil. They think they're out there just pursuing what they're attracted to like everyone else, which is true if you think about it, but their attractions/fetishes are wired in such a way they don't align with society's or the law's values therefore they're inherently "evil" in our mind. And I agree with that, so yeah I do think once you get that out of the way, some people are born with the capacity and urge to hurt things, and destroy things, and people, for fun. There's too many examples of people rising over bad circumstances and environments or situations to be like "Oh, that's why they did it". I think it might have just shaped them into being a more extreme version of whatever it was they were underneath that all along.
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  1711. This is the kind of thing Sony, regardless of if they think they have a chance to win or not, will just settle for like $500 million or something (but the amount will probably not be disclosed as part of the settlement). These sorts of lawsuits happen all the time and a lot of the times they decide not to risk it by settling for a lesser but still substantial amount of money and as part of the conditions they make the plaintiffs sign something stating they'll never sue for the same reason again in the future. Just saying, that's probably what's going to happen. The only way they actually take it to court is if they are 110% sure they're going to win. Which is never the case when it comes to class action lawsuits, so settlement incoming. Watch.
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  1712. He wants to be a musician, but he spent all that money ... reportedly, his life's savings ... to look like someone else. He has no chance in hell at being successful now. At anything, really. I fully expect him to commit suicide, because to do that in the first place you have to hate yourself. I don't want him to do that, I just wouldn't be surprised either. Cause now, he has to deal with people tormenting him for the rest of his life. Quietly, you know his "friends" have to be mocking him.
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  1713.  @rohankambhampati2536  If only Walt knew about the dark web... he wouldn't have even needed Lydia lol
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  1714. "Sorry to the victim's mom (why not the victim himself?)... I didn't know he was gonna get shot, I just lured him to an ambush where my boyfriend had a gun so we could rob him, take his money and his car, dab it up with the victim and then we all go on our merry ways". She's lucky they dropped the conspiracy charge. Would've meant life in prison vs. the 20 years she got (meaning she'll likely be out in 12-14 depending on behavior, etc). Then she goes in there like "I just wanna make my momma proud. Be the first one in my family to get a high school diploma. I ask for forgiveness and a second chance." Yeah well honestly you're just as guilty and responsible as the man who pulled the trigger, considering you're the one who lured him there in the first place.
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  1715. Jebara J. Igbara Just rolls off the tongue. I wonder why he'd ever assume an alias? "Mazini Italy" my ass.
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  1716. If you look at the history of the founding of America, you can understand why we might take it personally that their response to an oppressive government is to go to 'Murica. We didn't have that option, faced with an oppressive government we fought back, overthrew it, and replaced it with something better. They made their choice to go somewhere they weren't welcome en masse, doing absolutely fuck all to solve the problem itself as irresponsible as that is (if you were too sick to walk thousands of miles you're still living in conditions worse than "concentration camps", I guarantee for all the healthy that made the journey there are several who were left for dead because they couldn't be carried, etc.) and now they're being held in detention centers that are akin to "concentration camps" in the eyes of liberals everywhere. That's actually insulting to the survivors and victims of the actual, real Holocaust itself. We're doing what we can for people that don't belong here and they're lucky they're even getting that, but this idea that we're providing the dole for everyone who has enough energy to fucking walk here is an idea that is going to be reversed by the time Trump is done in 2024. Yes, he's getting re-elected. Accept it now, none of the Democrats in the race currently stand even the slightest chance at defeating him.
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  1717. This is fucking gold, I didn't realize how old it was till Axl walked out on stage. And I didn't read the description till later. But yeah, 1992. Guns N Roses was still together back then. A year after Freddie died. :-/
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  1718. Make America Boo Again
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  1719. He did the shooting in his underwear?
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  1720. Department of CORRECTIONS and "Rehabilitation". Give me a fucking break. If a few people weren't standing to make a fortune off of the misery of all these men then we would actually be building schools faster than prisons. Nope, we are one of the only (and may be the only) countries in the world who actually build prisons more than we build schools. The Prison Industrial Complex, look it up, this is why there's so many people returning to prison (on top of the fact that prison grooms better, more vicious criminals bound to re-offend at some point down the line) because if you wanna look at it from a "stocks" standpoint, the more prisoners one has in their privately owned prison the more profitable said prison actually is. So yeah, they don't mind ruining the lives of like 30-40% of the population so long as the top <%1 of the population.
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  1721. That reporter has balls of steel. I wouldn't want to be in Afghanistan right now.
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  1722. He was insane
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  1723. Realistically speaking you'd have to declare bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is for people in situations just like that, where they owe more money than they have and the only way to protect themselves is to declare bankruptcy. The alternative if you don't pay (and any attorney will not let this happen, they'd steer you towards bankruptcy) is literally going to prison.
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  1724.  @chuksstone8759  Damn it, of course we all know how Thrones ended by now, I was just re-reading some of my predictions and I'm sad now lol
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  1725. "She's proll ugly" @3:29 LOL
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  1726. It's basically impossible to get away with robbing banks in the modern age. At least for the money involved, it's not worth it. That doesn't mean you can't make money doing heists, it's just that you are likely never to meet a group of people with the skill or balls required to do it. The Pink Panther gang are perhaps the greatest example of successful, Ocean's Eleven type thieves operating in real life. They do not rob banks. They rob like museums and jewelry stores and shit. But that actually presents a different challenge, because if you steal the Mona Lisa what are you gonna do try to pawn it? What they do is they already have a buyer in mind who either is willing to take whatever the thieves can get (but for about 40-50% less of the overall value because they are also taking a risk especially if they're gonna be the middle man for some other rich client who doesn't mind stolen collectibles) or they may hire them to go steal something specific just for them. But banks? Not enough money and too many things can go wrong.
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  1727. yeah but she's so hot though
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  1728. You should do Gus Fring. Maybe in a double-header episode that also talks about Walter White because I believe Walter White was more evil than Gus Fring was. Both were evil, but Walt was definitely worse.
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  1729. That's not a tan, that's like brown spraypaint
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  1730. I think I have a hunch who might have taken them, if we're already investigating this as a theft/burglary. Grand Theft Mangos
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  1731. I guess it wouldn't be legal to report the guy who is literally driving around town with the box in his car with his buddies, bragging about carrying a gun on him and also basically browsing all the vehicles looking for potential things to break into the car and get. The gun probably wasn't even legal, even an anonymous tip might have actually achieved some real justice.
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  1732. I actually know the guy who plays the cop in real life. I mean we're not like friends or anything, he doesn't come to my barbecues or myself to his or anything, but I do know him. He goes to the same church my parents used to go to.
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  1733. "We will not forget. We will not forgive. We will make you pay." uhhhh... when? How? It doesn't really carry a whole lot of weight or meaning when you consider the fact that we've been fighting terror over there for two decades and haven't won a single one of those wars. Even ISIS which I believed was mostly destroyed came back with a vengeance today as a final middle finger to both the people trying to evacuate/the Americans as well as the Taliban who they are mortal enemies with as well. As soon as they heard that we had a deadline to evacuate, they were like "How can we throw a wrench into this one?"
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  1734. I don't think Bernie will get elected if only because he got sponsored by Alexandria Chihuahua-Cortez. I think that some people might be tempted to not vote for Trump again, but who would they vote for instead? Who actually has a chance? I don't know. I really don't. I couldn't tell you who I think has a realistic chance unless Donald Trump completely fucks up something or other, a la getting convicted during his Impeachment somehow or revelations come out that he did some war crime or something. Beyond that the Dems need a GOOD CANDIDATE.
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  1735.  @billmoyer3254  18 years old. Legally speaking, he's a man. Whether or not he is actually mature enough to qualify as being a man in terms of viability or not is debatable, but in the eyes of the law, this kid was in fact a man.
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  1736.  @michaeldunn8972  Yeah and they never even thought about ways to make money off of the game after it was already sold to the consumer. In fact because consoles weren't connected to the internet, when you bought a game back then whatever was on the cartridge the moment the devs said "It's done" is exactly what you'd have for the rest of the game's life. There's a ton of games nowadays famous for their glitches and bugs and speedrunners of course take advantage of these things. Nowadays games are being patched over and over and over again. It's kind of a good thing in some cases but there's just less of an emphasis or pressure on developers to actually "finish" games anymore when they can release early, collect their money, then optionally (but not always) patch/finish it later.
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  1737. If she's doing this as some like life-long commitment to a certain kind of modeling career fine but I can just about guarantee she was just as beautiful if not more beautiful before all this nonsense. Like she could've been a supermodel just anyway is what it looks like.
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  1738. So this is why they never kick me out of Casinos when I go lol just kidding, no but seriously though. If you can stick to a budget and expect to lose it all, gambling can be fun. But if you have an even remotely addictive personality, they will prey on you. Legally.
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  1739. That's probably not how it was set up. They likely told him, "You're taking questions first. Biden will go next, 'if time allows'."
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  1740. What a hellhole
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  1741. Don't EVER shoplift from Wal-Mart. I don't care if you shoplift but if you are gonna do it anywhere, do not do it at Wal-Mart. There is zero chance you won't get caught.
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  1742. I gotta hand it to Seth Myers in a great sea of all the late night hosts who were doing coverage of Game of Thrones in the years that show was the biggest show on TV in the world, he struck me not only as one of the more knowledgeable but some of his skits were the best revolving around that. Like Game of Jones with Leslie Jones, and dinner party with Jon Snow, that sort of thing. I just hope that Better Call Saul ends better than Thrones did. My God that was bad.
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  1743. I remember when I bought my first bitcoins for reasons actually really similar to this guy's. I missed the heyday where bitcoins were like $0.01 each, but they were like $70-100 when I bought my first ones. If I knew what they would be worth a few years later I would have bought as many of them as I could possibly afford. I did the math like if I had spent $10,000 when they were that cheap I'd have like $4 million (worth of bitcoin) now.
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  1744. The entire concept of the horrors contained in EULA's everywhere, especially when it comes to companies like Apple, etc., was highlighted both perfectly and hilariously in the brilliant South Park episode, "HumanCentiPad" wherein the joke is that "You should never, ever, ever agree to something you didn't read" and basically everyone had read the long-ass EULA except Kyle, who unknowingly agreed by accepting the iTunes agreement that he'd allow Apple to basically sew his body to two other people who clicked "agree" in a bizarre human experiment parodying the movie The Human Centipede.
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  1745. Suboxone doesn't get you high unless you're not an addict. All it does is primarily two things: 1) Prevents cravings/withdrawals and 2) Prevents you from doing actual drugs that you would get high doing. For instance let's say you're a heroin addict and you start taking suboxone, if you keep taking it and then try to use heroin a few days later actually you won't feel it at all (and depending on the dose you might actually get really, really sick)
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  1746. "Sorry, my hands are shaking" #1 symbol of true alcoholism. Shaky hands.
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  1747. That guy WANTED to die on death row? Because he didn't want to be in prison? I'd automatically revoke his death penalty sentence right away then. Prison isn't supposed to be fun. I don't know what he did but if he's on death row it's probably pretty bad.
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  1748. How are you gonna remove the dislike bar but not the dislike button? I don't get it. You can still click it and it highlights to show that you clicked it... so it's registering it somewhere. Who for? The channel operator?
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  1749. It's funny that what we think about as Democrat and Republican was basically reversed back then. Lincoln who freed the slaves was a Republican.
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  1750. If he forged a wire transfer that's fraud. Period. He will go to prison over this.
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  1751. Ecstasy is kind of dangerous if only because you really never know what you're gonna get with it. It's frequently cut with heroin, speed, sometimes even cocaine I've heard. For most people it won't be enough to kill them even if it's their first time, but you never know. Just depends who made it and if it's pure MDMA or not. Pure MDMA is mostly harmless. But there is a very real possibility of people like going out and dancing and getting dehydrated while on it, so that's why they say to drink more water than normal on it.
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  1752. They are never going to win that battle, they really think they're going to eradicate the utilization of animals by humans for sustenance, something humans have been doing literally since the dawn of time for survival? Hell no, that's tantamount to fascism, I understand all of them feel really passionately about it but that's where most normal people go Vegan. To give them what they want would be to satisfy the whims of the minority at the behest of the majority. Enjoy living in your fantasy landscape and I hope that the organizer and his most staunch supporters get made an example out of for all the crimes they did in fact commit which included trespassing as well as theft, defamation could also be argued for as well (he's a lawyer he should know all of these things) but the idea that they're actually going to achieve their overall goal is beyond ridiculous, they'd be better off establishing their own country if they really want to live in a place that they're all surrounded by equally "good, non animal eating people".
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  1753. What did I tell you guys? Only a matter of time before Chappelle comes on the show. They're friends and actually before the pandemic they were slated to go on tour together. I know this because I WAS SUPPOSED TO GO SEE THEM. In New Orleans. One day hopefully I will get to see them together.
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  1754. One of the hallmarks of sociopaths are that they do not empathize with humans as readily as they empathize with animals. They'd rather see a human die than an animal. Tony Soprano was like this.
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  1755. Pauly Shore should just direct and star in a movie like 20 years ago, problem solved but nooooo he's a drama queen instead
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  1756. They don't even seem to realize just how divided he has truly made them. I mean that's really all the left has right now is their chants and their feel-good stories like "We're fighting the good fight" no you're not you're picking elementary school playground fights when the entire PARTY'S goal should be to support each other and focus on defeating Trump. Meanwhile they're playing into every single thing he wants them to do, including continuing talks of impeachment which as long as the Senate is Republican will never realistically happen (therefore it's a waste of time). The problem is Dems don't have a good candidate right now. Every single one in the race vs. Trump if the election were held tomorrow would lose. And this whole AOC fueled civil SJW war is probably gonna go down as the primary reason, if it could be put to a name, why they lost, and unless she runs for a higher office (she will) she's going to lose re-election in her own district. They hate her there now after losing the Amazon deal.
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  1757.  @Barskor1  well RIP Venice then
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  1758. You know it's bad when it's completely free to play and it's still Overwhelmingly Negative review wise.
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  1759. The upvotes tell the tale. That guy was looking for a fight. And boy did he get one. But even one year later as you're now diving into it, the guy saw like on most of his comments 1, maybe two likes. And those were probably from himself. But he doesn't care he WANTED everyone to basically fight him, as irrational as that sounds.
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  1760. If you make over a million euros you get taxed something obscene like 75%. All the smart people/celebrities with money left, leaving only the bleeding heart socialists and the people who are just stuck to pick up the pieces. It will get worse there before it gets better. I just hope it doesn't get bloody.
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  1761. Oh, he's dead now unfortunately. He died in 2016 :(
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  1762. I don't care what non-famous people say on Twitter when they're not famous... by extension I really don't care what someone who is famous said, years ago I might add, on Twitter. I think there is a place for the "me too" thing but at what point did it also become a new system of embracing what's basically a full on witch hunt at the worst of times. Taking someone like Bill Cosby down or Weinstein, absolutely. Taking Kevin Hart down cause he had an unpopular opinion on gay people and even in a light-hearted way I might add, that's gonna be career suicide in a decade! It's almost like if you want to be famous, you better not have ever said anything even remotely offensive. Ever. Not even as a comedian. It's almost like if we're this able to be offended then we don't even deserve comedy anymore, we can't handle it as a culture or as a society. People get offended way too easily. This is a really dangerous area we find ourselves in but like Kevin Hart has apologized and it was years ago on top of that... Is it really worth ruining the man's life over? Again, HE APOLOGIZED and IT WAS YEARS AGO, if we're really going to hold that over his head the rest of his life then by extension we're all clearly going to Hell. Not one of us hasn't made a mistake of a similar level at least once in their lives. The only difference between the mistakes he's made and the rest of us is that he's famous. Period. Anyone who says otherwise is lying.
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  1763. Reminds me of the politician from Narcos who was ultimately assassinated in the end, but yeah the bravest people in the world might be politicians who resist the "easy" route when it comes to Cartels. "We'll line your pockets but first you must do some things for us" and it is in this way the Cartel's are MORE powerful than the government. They are better funded, better equipped, and ruthless enough to do whatever they feel is necessary if someone isn't playing ball enough or whatever so to speak in their eyes.
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  1764. That's exactly right though, that's why Trump won. He has absolutely no limits on what he's willing to say or do, he doesn't ooze fakeness like basically every other PROFESSIONAL politician does in varying levels. He just seemed something "new" altogether. He would say things no other "politician" (in quotes because he's not really a politician) would or ever has said. He also takes very bold positions on things where other politicians were afraid of doing so because they're afraid of impeachment or not getting re-elected or whatever. Trump's literally the definition of an outsider politician. And honestly it's going to be interesting to see what happens in 2020 because the Trump experiment can only go one of two ways -- really well, or really badly. If he loses, and especially if he loses with a Republican challenger this year (a rare thing against an existing incumbent) then the Democrats will sweep the White House, the Senate and Congress again most likely. Also, if anything else scandal wise happens that's really bad that nearly or even almost or theoretically lead to impeachment, he may as well not even run again.
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  1765. (they probably did)
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  1766. I got out just as fentanyl was about to hit the streets. I didn't plan it that way it just happened that way. Basically after Purdue was forced to change the formula for Oxy around 2009 or 2010, OxyContin was suddenly impossible to get so most people switched to heroin, got on maintenance therapy or quit. But most people switched to heroin. I ran out of money and I never was someone who could rob people to support my habit, so I kicked the habit just as fentanyl was about to start peeking its ugly head out from the underworld. If I didn't, I would probably be dead now.
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  1767. Where else though? Florida
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  1768. I'm not mean, but you're Raff, mean, mean but you're Raff
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  1769. "Self-immunizing" see when you attach words like that it makes it sound more reasonable.
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  1770. Put in $20 ... and you get $13 for it. Yeah no thanks.
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  1771. My question is was he involved in crime to a certain extent or something? Who would want him dead? The story we've heard is an unknown gunman approached him on foot while he was walking, shot him dead and then fled. Somebody wanted him dead. The question is why?
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  1772. realistic he'd set up all these companies to launder money unrealistic he'd be showing up with duffel bags at the bank
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  1773.  @generalping999  And yet went to the bank with dirty cash anyway. I know he did, it's in the montage with all his fake Montana companies. It's just ... if you're a drug dealer in America don't go to the bank with millions in cash. There's better ways to do it.
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  1774. This reminds me of people who make their fitness goal "I want to look like Brad Pitt from Fight Club" where he has this ultra lean, super muscular physique (and he has the same physique sort of in the movie Snatch where he plays an Irish boxer which was filmed around the same time). But the entire point within the film actually about Tyler Durden in it's most basic sense is that Tyler was simultaneously the main character's "ideal" but he was also a hypocrite. And one of the details therein is that I found out the physique he has in Fight Club is not only unsustainable, it's unhealthy. It's like 1% body fat or something.
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  1775. The whole point of the show was exploring in the most serious way I think any mob drama has or ever will the entire concept not just of "If a mobster can be cured" but Tony Soprano was a sociopath. Like the classic definition of one anyway, he empathized with animals more than humans, he cared for a very select few and completely disregarded everyone else while still never being able to "fully" care about anyone in particular among other things. He was a sociopath. And then by the very end the psychiatrist cuts him off for good realizing "I'm not helping to make this man better, I am helping to make this man a better criminal" and she was.
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  1776. Chris is like "That's so thoughtful of you neighbor, having one of your cameras focused on MY driveway, that's really good looking out for your neighbor... god damn it." Burn in hell you piece of shit. He could've prevented it too that's probably what he's thinking about with his hands over his head. Thank God he's a fucking moron.
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  1777. I mean it would probably make me mad too to be honest, like you were the one that really got the pepper spray but up until the point of the actual spraying the defendant believed they were going to get the same thing. It works the same way a mock execution in the Mafia might work. Make someone believe they're going to die, like Christopher Moltisanti, up until the moment the trigger is pulled. I can see how it would work just as well if not better than the actual thing. Besides I think the person who got sprayed can still file a civil suit or something, it's not all just up to one judge necessarily.
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  1778.  @LadyIarConnacht  Uhhh... those people are in the minority. Are you fucking kidding me? Sure, 15 year olds run away sometimes. They statistically usually come home within 48 hours because they realize life on the outside sucks harder than it ever did living on the inside with their parents, even in spite of the "rules". It's not like she can legally get married to the older guy whether she runs away or not. The second example you provided though, holy fuck. KILL their parents? Are you serious? You watch too much of this shit if you think that's a common bottom line for someone if their parents forbid a relationship. Generally speaking if they're around that age and the parents forbid the relationship the relationship is dead in the water. They may see each other off and on in secret, but it's not common for the kid to murder their entire family as a result of it. That's just ridiculous.
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  1779. Now Russia is threatening to DETACH their portion of the ISS because we don't get along with them anymore. It's like when roommates can't get along so they literally draw a line that cuts the house in half like "This is your half, this is my half". Technically they don't need to be attached but part of the great thing that the ISS stood for at least traditionally speaking is that it showed what countries could accomplish if they worked TOGETHER.
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  1780. That doggy bag he made for himself at the end though LOL!
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  1781. Biden's public statements regarding all of this, while I agree with just about everything he said to a certain extent, just might cost him the presidency in 2024. It's going to really hurt in 2022 when mid-term elections happen. It's already been labeled as him just pointing the blame at everyone but himself which isn't entirely true but he did throw the afghan military and every president before him under the bus pretty fast.
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  1782. This game will flop if they make character creation as min-maxy as it is. You're gonna have people who figure out the optimal build, that's gonna become the meta, and the game will suffer for it because they have all these choices and skills and paths and whatever but EVERYONE IS GOING TO LOOK THE SAME
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  1783.  @DanteHellfyre  It's also Saturday night.
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  1784. First off, they just want to make an example out of someone in doing this. Second, it's ridiculous. That's like blaming eBay when someone breaks their ToS by using it to sell a bloody tampon or something. All eBay can do is pull listings as they find them, it doesn't mean it's the fault of the website that something slipped past the cracks though. And the saddest part is they know this they just don't care. SOMEONE must be made to pay for Dotcom's "acts of piracy" and basically if he gets extradited to the US he faces I think 20 years in prison. It's absolutely 100% mind-bogglingly stupid.
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  1785. This whole dirt bike and ATV culture thing is out of control. It's not too far from being Pablo's Colombia at this point, the sicarios vehicle of choice are guess what? Dirt bikes. Why? Because they're fast, they're able to dip into places cars can't go, and they're cheap and very difficult to identify. The last thing we need are a class of new gang members who are skilled at riding these things and then add submachine guns and other weapons to the mix down the line as well. It's gotten worse, it's going to get worse, and the cops are basically leaving in droves now which is only emboldening these criminals further. They realize they have won. This is THEIR city now. Cops are ineffective and capable of doing nothing to fix it and these criminals know it. They need either a city-wide or statewide ban on these vehicles immediately and anyone caught with them need to face stiff punishments for having them. Do it now before we get to the next phase which is the drive by shooting/assassination by dirt bike phase.
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  1786. It's really unfortunate but the reality is it's a proxy war between the West (primarily America and countries influenced by America) and the East which of course is Russia and the former USSR. It may as well be America and the West vs. Russia, but we can't conveniently do that and we don't want any of our soldiers or people to suffer. Ukraine is just a tool we're using to fight this war for us. So from that standpoint, it makes absolute sense that Putin is now talking about using nuclear weapons. It's terrible, but it makes sense especially if you play devil's advocate and look at it from his perspective. The people of Ukraine are the pawns in this entire thing and the media narrative is absolutely catering to that perspective where if you don't do anything but clap as we send billions worth of equipment and weapons over there and we do it from the guise of "support" when really, we're arming the dogs we have in this fight to defeat our enemy which is and has always been Russia. The reality is, Russia knows that if it DID lose Ukraine, it has lost the doorway into and out of Europe. Russia has no real economy of its own, it's biggest export is oil and for the longest time it's depended on Ukraine and pipelines through Ukraine to transport it to its customers, which are primarily in Europe. It not only loses the pipelines, it loses its last strategical bastion in the form of the geography of Ukraine itself. If Ukraine joins NATO which at this point it looks like it does, Russia will basically have to kowtow to NATO and it won't even have a choice in the matter anymore which is why it decided to attack when it did. It's just a real shame, but that's the long and short of it. Ukraine is being used by the West to fight what's really our battle for us.
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  1787. It's really not worth stealing iPhones anymore. Believe me, I had an iPad handed down to me from a deceased family member and I didn't know the code to it. Tried a handful of codes I figured it could be, after like 15-20 false ones the thing locked me out and started then locking me out for hours at a time. Found out that basically you have to prove that it's legitimately yours and the only way it's getting unlocked is at the Apple store. There's no way to hack into it, any service or whatever saying they can, they're lying.
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  1788. I agree that he's probably just doing it primarily out of grief. I think he likes the idea of this superhero character he's created, and he has all the guns and everything to make the images look scary. But the idea that he's actually going around and kicking doors down? First off, the dealers have guns too and I hope he knows that. They wouldn't think twice about shooting him in the same way he might think twice about shooting them. And doing that in the northeast? I am not sure 100% but I do know Pennsylvania is right next to New Jersey and NJ has some of the least friendly gun laws in the union and to actually like use them even in self defense in some cases is liable to get YOU in trouble. Which to me is ridiculous. But honestly believe it or not the heroin dealers could shoot him, just gotta make sure to do it with one of the few legal guns they have laying around. Anyway, I think the main reason he's doing it is as a form of self expression. It also helps him deal with his feelings of guilt, like "I wasn't doing enough back then... now I am!" The bottom line is and I hope he realizes it is vigilantism is basically illegal. Never stopped Batman, but Batman on the contrary actually WAS metaphorically "kicking doors down"
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  1789. So this Mexican broad is relaying stories of having vaccine allergies in her past and being terrified of going to the ER. OK, well... you may not get the vaccine but if you are one of those people who gets hospitalized when they get Covid, guess where you're going?
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  1790. Good way to get scars that you'll have with you the rest of your life. Whether that's acceptable or not I guess depends on the individual, of course.
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  1791. Damn dude I am sorry to hear that. As someone who also experienced Hurricane Ida, my heart goes out to YOU as well. I can't even imagine having something that was a staple of your life just be completely eradicated in the span of a minute or so. Hang in there, man, I hope you had insurance and all and that you were at least able to rebuild from there reasonably well.
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  1792. Walking out wouldn't have achieved anything other than provoking the chihuahua AOC to utilize it as "proof" that she won the argument. No, sticking around and exposing her deceptions was the right thing to do.
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  1793. I have long said the same thing that apology videos never achieve anything. There's only two camps of people, those that think your apology is insincere and those who don't think you should apologize at all. There's never anyone in the middle or like "Yeah, you know what I accept your apology." To do so in such a public way is the most Will Smith attention seeking thing I have ever heard, I am almost surprised he's not like selling DVD copies of the apology or something. You're right though, he should've just done this privately. You know like most of us seeking forgiveness from another person would do.
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  1794. Oh shit I forgot your visa ends in a year. I hope they don't change the policy now as a result of this new influx of people... and I also hope this shit ends before your visa is up. Worst case scenario, never underestimate the power of black market illegal immigration under the concept of being a refugee. Which you are, at this point. If your life is in danger, it's not immigration anymore it's something that is legally recognized as being a refugee in most countries worth going to.
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  1795. SNL will almost certainly never be taken off of the air even when Lorne Michaels dies. It's like The Tonight Show or something almost where "good or bad" it's a STAPLE now. That being said SNL's ratings are at record lows nowadays. Which is funny because they said they brought Elon Musk to host to try to ramp the ratings up? I'm like "You do realize Elon Musk isn't Dave Chappelle... right...?"
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  1796. 1:21 -- can confirm other string is there just hiding behind the mic
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  1797. I can't remember exactly when I first stumbled across JayStation's channel but I was on one of those benders on YouTube where I was looking up paranormal videos for whatever reason, even knowing I always wind up disappointed when I give up realizing the paranormal is completely fake. I remember stumbling across a litany of his 3AM videos where he contacts various dead celebrities etc and sadly I think for a video or two I even gave him the benefit of the doubt. Then I think it was Mac Miller actually who had died and like within 24 hours he had a "Contacting Mac Miller" session and then I was like "This is the most disgusting person on the face of the planet. I can't believe I watched any of these at all." I don't know that it's illegal, is all. I think it could be illegal if he's taking money from people on the heels of one of these lies, but maybe not even then.
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  1798. What Juggalos do in the offseason
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  1799. I can see how cocaine would be one of the worst drugs for someone with money to get into. First off if you get "addicted" to it, I don't care what anyone says there IS a physical side of it insofar as like you start losing sleep and like Bill says early on you start trying to "come down" with like heavy liquor and it becomes this entire dance of destruction. Your nose is always clogged up and eventually it starts bleeding. And I think there's even a bit of a withdrawal period. I was never a big coke user but I knew people who were and it's almost like a curse in some sense having the money to afford a "proper" habit. The worst thing about cocaine though is that like it's only good like he says "during the honeymoon" period then after that you start losing your mind slowly from all the aforementioned and the worst thing in the world when you are a coke addict is RUNNING OUT. The come down is suicidally depressing, with it being even worse the more you do that day or night.
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  1800. Those little girls immediately put on kids programming. Cartoons. While they're discussing which ones will do what at the damn table. Disgusting.
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  1801. They got stopped though? But no in the beginning the reason they were unstoppable was they basically conscripted like crazy but before that they were secretly mobilizing their war factories when they "on paper" were supposed to be broke. They basically committed fraud to build the army up like tanks and guns, then they were winning for a while which is scary. Kind of like America nowadays honestly.
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  1802. They said that being a paratrooper was one of the least desirable jobs during the war. So much so they actually were paid $25 extra per week or month (I forget) to enlist and that cash bonus actually is the reason many of them signed on to begin with. It was unprecedented, to basically be a ground unit that deploys from the air and lands to continue the fight on the ground. It had never been done before. Unbelievably dangerous, not just the fact you're jumping out of a plane at night and having to deal with the chaos of all of that, but then on top of that you are being shot at as well. But, one of the other perks that isn't mentioned as often as the bonus in pay is that paratroopers were allowed to wear a special kind of boot that no other unit was allowed to wear. It was shinier and prettier and it was one thing many paratroopers took a lot of pride in. That on top of the fact that they literally saved the freaking world. If you haven't seen Band of Brothers yet, you should. It is about a company of paratroopers.
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  1803. Love you Roman
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  1804.  @finlayson6868  Clearly I aspire to be just like them. /s What the fuck are you talking about? When did I ever say that?
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  1805.  @stark15  I like how you say that unironically as if you yourself are not persuaded by lies. You believe in the Russian narrative, clearly, which is quite telling that nobody else in the entire world does. Not even FOX News believes the Russian narrative, so it's not a conservative/liberal issue when it comes to such a thing. But you believe the minority and think you're intelligent for doing so. It actually kind of does the opposite, makes you look a wee bit stupid.
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  1806.  Fair Criticism  I sure hope so, it's laughable to think so much power is controlled with so little but honestly it only takes a trigger being pulled to kill someone with a gun, remarkably simple for how devastating it can potentially be.
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  1807. Correct.
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  1808. Dude that ... girl, I guess, to be polite, it's teeth looked like their orthodontist would find it funny to make their braces in the :-/ position or something cause that's the way their teeth formed clearly Also the "traumatised dog" lol the Chihuaha, those dogs are always shaking, mainly cause they have fast metabolisms and short fur and are frequently cold, from what I found out.
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  1809. It's arguably worse in the book. Movie version she says "I haven't been fucked like that since grade school" which is already edgy af. But in the book she says "I want to have your abortion". lol both are pretty offensive depending on who you ask. But it was considered so bad at the time they changed it to what it was in the movie. The producer of the film, a lovely lady named Laura Ziskin, basically begged David Fincher to take the line out. He ultimately obliged after filming the "abortion" line first, but the only caveat was he said "I get to come up with the replacement, OK? That's the only condition I have." and she's like "OK fine. It can't be any worse than 'I want to have your abortion'... right?" and then he came up with the thing about grade school and then she's like "PLEASE PUT THE ABORTION LINE BACK IN!"
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  1810. Anyone who does this is unbelievably stupid. No offense to them or anything but if it wasn't these guys doing it to them in this way, it'd be someone else in another way
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  1811. MSNBC's Joy Reid would be calling this a pure, blatant case of white privilege... if they didn't get banned from covering the trial yesterday by having one of their goons follow the FUCKING JURY BUS. That is something you'd expect the Mafia to do. Jury intimidation, exposing them, etc.
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  1812. It's bad enough when you run into a normal car, but like can you imagine the level of fear that would surge through your body the second you realize you hit a COP car? What might have been a simple "let's exchange info, let me know if you need any repairs to your car" turns into "oh fuck. oh fuck fuck fuck. I'm going to jail."
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  1813. The L disappeared from TLC a long time ago.
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  1814. 0:58 one of the most incredible things I've ever seen. Bro. I thought that was impossible.
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  1815. "the police chase meta" lol
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  1816. No the fact is they don't rely on incest. They send people out to pull new people from the OUTSIDE aka OUTSIDERS to breed with. Christian being one of them. Dani probably being another. I am not saying they probably don't have some incestual relations but no that's the entire point they'll attract men primarily (and Pelle brought primarily men) to breed if they're selected for it and this happens every single year. And Pelle was just one of them, too, mind you. Beyond that, they only do the mass murder ritual every 90 years. It just so happened to be the year Dani went. The suicide ritual that happened first happens every year to elders that reach the age of 72. Someone like Rubin who is deliberately inbred is a rare occasion for them, they do that because they believe he'll be more intuitive and a prophet of sorts. It's not like they have noone else to reproduce with so they rely on each other, they rely on outsiders. That is the entire point of the reason they were brought there to be screened for breeding properties OR sacrificed OR both.
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  1817. I wouldn't be surprised if the fiance did have something to do with it. But on the other hand, it's possible they had another explosive argument where he abandoned her (which would be a shitty thing to do in the middle of nowhere, but I digress) only to then realize after a little bit of time that he can't find her and she won't respond to his messages. As in, maybe she took her own life somewhere in the middle of nowhere and he literally doesn't know but he's being advised to not talk because he was the last known person to talk to her. Contrarily, some other person may have killed her. Either way, I sincerely doubt she's alive if she hasn't seen the national news headlines about her and made contact by now. The only other possibility is she was abducted and is being held somewhere. Doubt it. She's almost certainly dead.
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  1818.  @peterlokin7776  Yeah sometimes there are weird things you run into when trying to install on Win10. Sometimes it works fine, other times you will get error messages or it might not load up, but either way you'll experience some kind of "symptom" that you can then run through a Google search and find a workaround. It's lame, but I mean I had to do this for GTA3, GTA Vice City AND San Andreas. And other games I am not remembering so well. Worked fine all of them in Windows 7, but Windows 10 just made things oh so much more complicated. If you need help let me know.
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  1819. I think that they started out as a normal mukbang channel, but due to the stylistic choice of having a blindfold, that got everyone's noodles thinking in that ... conspiracy mode or whatever. Like "something is wrong here". Then over time the comments started reflecting it, and now it's almost like how you might see Illuminati imagery in music videos more and more and more. People think that's the Illuminati ordering them to do that, no dude that's the directors who realize it's something people will a) talk about and more importantly b) remember the video for. That's their job is to make a video that pushes the music with imagery and if the zeitgeist has a bunch of kids looking out for certain things, it will only drive more traffic to them by having this like "sub-plot" to the videos themselves. TL;DR -- she's incredibly smart as a channel operator because more than just pumping videos out, she's actually listening to her community and even teasing them with little hints and otherwise just to drive the conversation about her channel even further. Marketing wise, it's kind of genius.
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  1820. What a bunch of nerds. "Give me liberty or give me death". The founding fathers would be horrified to see this happen. The only thing is, I mean in an ideal world I'd give them neither liberty OR death just send them to jail. And many of them are in jail right now. Even Trump specified a "peaceful protest" but he said it in such a way that I can see how it would be misconstrued by morons, which clearly is the case as they are morons and they certainly got it misconstrued. Some people said "Why didn't security start shooting?" and the fact is that would've made a bad situation that was already untenable far, far worse. The second bodies start dropping, panic ramps up and then that gives the protesters who vastly outnumbered the police the justification and the right, in their minds, to kill people too. I admire their restraint, they could've made the easy decision but they kept cool heads and invariably saved lives.
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  1821. I can't believe there isn't a comment from the Pewds himself in this video.
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  1822. I wonder what type of people his clients are? Hint: I am not wondering at all. Mexico? Check. And check.
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  1823.  @Yomomsscknondischet  ;)
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  1824. How did you get his name?
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  1825. She isn't going to be happy with anyone
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  1826. I think Pixelmon might be onto the greatest scam the internet has ever seen.
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  1827. I would counter-sue if I was him. There are plenty of attorneys that would take the case for free with all that has already happened. He could recoup that money and then some, throw in emotional distress among other things and at the end of the day as long as they are only suing for things he can actually win for, the attorney AND the guy himself will make money at the end of the day. The attorney will be the real winner whether he wins or loses, but a smart attorney would take it on for free because not only will he potentially get paid a lot of money in the end for taking it but it's the kind of thing that creates careers for them. Taking on a big company like that, he can start his own firm or literally pick any firm in the country he wants to work for and start off his career there as a partner or at the very least be put on what's called the "partner track" (where you will be a partner within a certain period of time as long as you stay, usually around 2 years).
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  1828. That makes no sense. "Trump is a disaster. That's why he's winning." uhhhhhhhhh a disaster is 9/11 or Hurricane Katrina. Things so bad nobody in their right mind would vote for them. You are a journalist Cenk. Words should mean something a bit more to you.
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  1829. I legit think VICE/Noisey almost have it as a prerequisite that you have to be an unconscionable douchebag OR hipster OR have ridiculous tattoos and piercings all over if you want even the most remote shot at getting a job. A lot of other broadcasting companies go out of their way to weed out the trash but it seems like VICE/Noisey and Co. embrace the fuck out of it.
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  1830. uhhhh any licensed therapist could help you with that sorta thing just saying
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  1831. It's cool but I can't think of a worse time to host a festival than WHEN YOU ARE BEING INVADED.
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  1832. You made a christmas tree out of christmas trees. Murica.
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  1833. so I guess more than being able to play rugby to join the black team you have to be able to do this dance
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  1834.  @oceanrocks  I think she looks like an emoji in that photo, and believe you me I do not want to bang an emoji.
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  1835. Imagine expecting everything, including food and medicine, to be completely and totally free.
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  1836.  @kevinfraser3382  So you'd rather have everybody get health coverage "fo free nigga" whether they work, are capable, or not, and have it all be taken out of working people's taxes? Oh, so socialism, you mean. Communism. Yeah, that won't ever fly here. I see a certain amount of greed in the argument that just because I am successful I have to take care of you. I worked to get what I have. Most poor people are poor for the opposite reason. It won't happen, it's a nice sentiment though!
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  1837. Not the worst rap battle I've ever seen but it's pretty goddamn bad. At least the other person put some effort into writing it but the delivery is awful.
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  1838. I am gonna make a prediction before starting the video that "Black Dog" by Led Zeppelin is gonna be in this list somewhere.
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  1839. Who's gonna save you? Nobody. That's the saddest part about this. Nobody was there to rescue them, they either had to save themselves or wait.
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  1840.  @tacobell7541  Obvious sarcasm lol
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  1841. So in Naples that's not the Italian Mafia that you're thinking of necessarily. A lot of people don't realize there's actually more than one Italian based Mafia. In Naples aka Northern Italy though it's not La Cosa Nostra, aka LCN, which is what represents most of the Italian American Mafia. In Northern Italy it's run by the Comorra.
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  1842. I said the same fking thing lol they seem to really... uhhhh discriminate when it comes to what's healthy and what's not. But I mean, right around the same time he said "synthetic drugs" he specified "hard drugs" like heroin and cocaine.
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  1843.  @lolazal1  That's praise. Get real. It's certainly not criticism. Jesus you people are fucking stupid. @Gude Dude -- CNN is right wing media according to "Guy Dude". Holy shit. And yes, Bernie did, he specifically said he was a "Democratic Socialist". Google it. I did explain communism and socialism, that you didn't read it or notice suggests you didn't read my response, and therefore you're clearly not from Cuba. /s No wonder you're so envious of such a shithole, your own literacy is embarrassingly bad.
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  1844.  @quaflower8364  That he can't possibly ever hope to enact or pay for. I swear to God if he told you people "Elect me and I'll give you the key to immortality" or "the fountain of youth" you'd believe it. He's a great liar, you need only look at his lackluster track record in Vermont to realize how great of a leader he truly is when it comes time to, you know, lead.
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  1845. I'm 100% sure people in my family suspect I am doing something illegal myself, but the fact of the matter is that you don't HAVE to live expensively. But most people do live beyond their means.
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  1846. That's like saying that you're good at being bad.
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  1847. lol he looks like he's asleep half the time he's looking down at his junk or whatever
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  1848. Considering Fight Club is my favorite movie of all time, it's Fight Club.
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  1849. That guy in the second video's mask is turning yellow from all the screaming he's been doing
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  1850. OK that is kind of degenerate af. I can understand not wanting to shower regularly or something but putting something in the fridge and taking it out later once cold? No excuse not to honestly.
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  1851. It's like you know how when you go to Thanksgiving and there's always like the older, confused gentleman who has opinions, clearly, because he won't shut up but he never actually says anything. It's like if that guy was the most powerful man on the planet, with access to nuclear codes, etc. Biden is going to freak out one day like "Oh man, where did I put it?" and the secret service is like "What's the problem Mr. President?" and then he says "it's the dagnabbin' nuclear football. I had it here right next to my remote, I was watching Tiger King, and then after my bowl of ice cream I fell asleep and now I can't seem to find the thing. What is this malarkey?" And then the secret service agents look at each other, and then at Biden in his whitey tighties with dried up ice cream on his chest and bits of M&M's and cookie dough, and then they point underneath him and say "Sir, you're sitting on it."
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  1852. Making BF a hero shooter is one of the biggest mistakes they made with it.
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  1853. Can we wait for the fucking horses to pass
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  1854. I won't accept their apology until they bring the old fries back. Seriously though Burger King hasn't been good or relevant in over a decade if not two decades now so who gives a fuck? They knew what they were doing. They tweeted that on International Women's Day KNOWING they would get a whole shitload of grief from people for it, but you know what they say -- "no such thing as bad press". The fact is, I bet the vast majority of their customers are men anyway and they're certainly not known for being the classiest of people. It remains to be seen if this will backfire on them or not. At the end of the day I don't care, I think it was a desperate attempt at shock branding.
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  1855.  @marthacalkins8054  Yeah that's where you lose me I don't think everything has to be a conspiracy.
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  1856. I think he's right for the most part however I think realistically speaking the majority of fat people ARE over-eating. But yeah some people genuinely have like thyroid problems among other things that basically slows their metabolism down thus making them keep more of the pounds they eat in the form of fat, but again they are still over-eating for the most part. What's the solution then? Well, I don't know that there is one. Really. Otherwise it wouldn't be such a huge industry, the whole "trying to lose weight ASAP" industry. Eat less (and eat better) and exercise as much as possible. And don't do crunches if your goal is to lose inches around your waist. What you need to hinge your entire exercise session(s) on is cardio if losing weight is the goal. Free weights occasionally on the side just for balance, but for the most part you need only do cardio for weight loss purposes.
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  1857. David Icke just mentioned Stanley Kubrick and the interviewer was like "I think I've heard of him" ... So he's knee deep in all this conspiracy crap but doesn't recognize the name of one of the most important film directors of all time?
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  1858. It should be the business owner's right to discriminate against anyone they wish. It should be the consumer's right to boycott them in turn, or do whatever they feel is an appropriate response. I bet even some straight couples might think twice about patronizing such a place in light of that, but in both cases it should be their RIGHT to do whatever they want. It should be their right to refuse whoever they want, just as it is the same for a customer to refuse to give business to a certain place for any reason. At least I feel that's the way it is in modern day America, before the Civil Rights Act I think forcing businesses to allow black people at the time was a necessary thing to force progress but in this case I think we've grown and matured from that time so much that if someone would ever deny someone their services for any reason that the most obvious thing to take from that is they are denying a service to someone for any reason. I am sure as a business owner he'd probably have rather them be straight so he could take their money but if he feels that strongly and especially for religious reasons he should have that right. But yeah I think even if he does win this thing the backlash from the public who doesn't agree with it will affect his bottom line. I know in my case I would care more about the color green than anybody's sexual orientation or race or creed or whatever, but I am not the owner of this shop. Are we truly free or are we not? That's all it boils down to. Any country where a business is told you must serve everybody, regardless of whether you like them or not, is not inherently free if you ask me.
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  1859. I just got the first dose of Pfizer the other day. Scheduled to get my 2nd shot in just under two weeks or whatever. I do not plan on missing the appointment and it's kind of alarming that people are HOWEVER the SIDE EFFECTS are definitely something to consider. Choose the arm you get the shot on wisely. It doesn't hurt at all when you first get it (in fact I kinda taunted the nurse like "Wait, that was it?") but it will be SORE that night and even some going into the next few days although by the end of the 3rd day it's hardly noticeable anymore BUT I hear the 2nd shot is even worse.
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  1860. @Jamison Whiskey Thank God hopefully same goes for me
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  1861.  Denise Skinner  OK Dad
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  1862. I dunno why but every time I look at the thumbnail I see a Recovery era Eminem/Marshall Mathers
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  1863. "I Eat Ass has literary value. That's what we believe, and that's what we believe the courts will find." That's almost like having a lawsuit over whether or not the sky is blue. OF COURSE I can't think of anything with more value, literary or otherwise, than eating ass.
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  1864. Sadly I think we're going to find out firsthand what WW3 looks like because it's coming. With the withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan and China immediately swooping in to declare all of this money for infrastructure development, etc., in exchange for being their ally (and our enemy) like that should speak very loudly about what it might end up looking like. China doesn't care about human rights, neither does the Taliban, so it's a match made in Heaven, but the one thing they do share in common that is perhaps even more potent and powerful than that is they cannot stand the United States.
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  1865. The idea that basically all of the Republican congressmen and women that were there that day were against anything being done about it is nothing short of disappointing and alarming at the same time. That's how deep their commitment to their dying party goes. In fact, I'd go as far as to say that Trump has completely destroyed the GOP as we knew it. People like to think the GOP has always represented neo-fascism but the fact is that wasn't the case until about five years ago. I never in a million years thought it would get this bad in America. And the saddest/scariest thing of all is it will not end here. Who knows what the next thing is but they need to be more prepared next time.
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  1866. John Roberts is a fucking G though man you don't understand how important what he's doing as a conservative-leaning justice, he's truly the arbiter of justice on the SC for now. He and RBG who is just trying her best to make it to November. Trump MUST lose in 2020. There's no other choice. If just one more justice croaks before then he's gonna put another one of his own there and that's an appointment that lasts for LIFE. TRUMP MUST LOSE IN 2020.
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  1867. You must be lost
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  1868. OH it's probably a sparkler bomb. I mean technically an explosive yes but here I was thinking the dude manufactured C4 or something
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  1869. This was filmed in 2010... since then, Sgt. Dyer was convicted of child molestation and sentenced to 30 years in prison. I was surprised they didn't mention that.
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  1870. Well, he doesn't look great but he looks better at least. He's one like I hope for the best but I wouldn't be surprised to hear the worst, any day now, for the rest of my life.
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  1871. So he says it himself, he was a loner in school because "he can't stand being around certain people -- it's not even a racial issue". So I think the root of the issue is he just doesn't like people. More often than not anyway, because I've been to Hattiesburg it's not entirely black. There's plenty of other racist white kids he could have been friends with.
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  1872. Work $marter, not harder. -- Asmongold
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  1873. I remember when Steam first came out. This was like in 2004 or thereabouts and it coincided more or less with the release of Half Life 2. I was like "Oh well, I gotta get this service to play the new Valve games. Counter Strike Source and Half Life 2, and it was a toss up which one I was more excited about or not cause I was so excited about both." I had no idea Steam would become what it ultimately did. It's probably one of the best things to happen to gaming, specifically PC gaming, in history. I never saw it getting this big. But that is of course how Gaben made the vast majority of his fortune, big brain that he is.
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  1874. Wait so she was intoxicated, got in a crash that killed one person (a father of five) and severely injured his girlfriend or whatever, and she only gets 3-15 years? Then she gets paroled after the minimum of 3 years. That's just insane to me.
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  1875. A $2000 lock? That thing better make you coffee too or something
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  1876. I would say infecting their own people with the express interest of it going to America and wreaking havoc there in a way that conventional military methods could frankly never do isn't an act of a cold war. This is an act of war on their part. If I'm correct about the ASIAN murder hornets as well that's just the 2nd prong in the attack after destroying the US economy. Destroy the food supply. And for a perfect three prong approach their next move is probably waiting until after the election (depending on who wins -- they would prefer Biden as he'd be softer on the trade war) but assuming Trump wins again they could be going for the electrical grid, next. Dead of winter. No lights, no power, no HVAC. People will literally freeze and starve to death.
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  1877. I thought it was actually appropriate that Brienne and Jaime didn't end up together and do the whole "happily ever after" thing. That was realistic.
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  1878. I can't wait for your 2020 election coverage. Specifically because it doesn't matter which one of those fools on stage is nominated. None of them are going to be able to defeat Trump.
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  1879. Bernie can't even tell you how his own plan will work, besides stealing money from other people, raising taxes, and defunding the military. Not even TYT are feeling that good about their prospects. I really do pray Bernie is the nominee, though, to beget the same level of sorrow as the other video which is now a classic in my eyes where TYT wallow in their own tears after losing in 2016. "After doze poll numbers" Trump's got record unemployment numbers, the economy is in a better place arguably than it's ever been. Trump defeated ISIS when Obama held the military's arms behind their back. Trump made more changes in prison policy than a black man ever did whilst in office. He tricked Iran into defeating themselves. He's winning the trade war against China and confronting their policy of currency manipulation head on as opposed to just allowing it like everyone else. There is absolutely nothing negative besides "public opinion" about some of the things he says whereas most people view him as an Andrew Jackson type who doesn't hide behind his euphemisms and other things. Is he perfect? No. But he's doing things. I just wait for him to address infrastructure then he may be the best of all time, a short term thing that would create lots of short term jobs but it does need to be done. But out of all the candidates I hope it''s Bernie Sanders. If the reports are true, that's who Russia wants as well. And they don't want him because they want Bernie, let me assure you of that LOL Can't wait. Final edit: Only liberal polls are showing Bernie ahead in a theoretical election if it were being held today. The #1 thing that will cause Bernie to lose the election is his stance on socialism and communism as well as increasingly revealing comments he's made in defense of one of the worst communist regimes in history, Cuba. Moderates will not vote for him when it comes down to that. Besides, you all should've learned your lesson about polling data and how it translates to the real thing by now. SMH
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  1880.  @EclipseHighroller  Explain how he's a traitor, again? That failed-from-the-beginning impeachment when you should've been letting your candidates, you know, campaign, was one of the biggest mistakes you have ever made as a party. Anyways, he'd have been convicted if he did something well and truly traitorous. He was misquoted though from the very beginning, he never said "I want you to do a favor for ME" he said "I want you to do a favor for US" it was never about him. Liberals and their echo-chambers. Can't wait.
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  1881. Honestly I am just waiting for him and Orland to break up for good again. And again. And again. And again. Each time more teary and sad than the last. Honestly I am convinced that both of them are complicit in it now, they probably aren't even gay, it's all a big con.
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  1882. @aaron Castillo It only took them 20 tries if so. I dunno I don't really follow them like that but I do know that he's had multiple videos sobbing into his meals or whatever over it.
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  1883.  @MrYeahyuhhh  I mean, Donnie Brasco is a movie based on a real life story about an undercover who is tasked with winning the trust of this Mafioso so he can then take him down, but he actually develops a real friendship with him and ends up having to wrestle with himself morally speaking on whether he wants to switch sides or not. So yeah I think it does happen, it may not be common or anything but it does happen.
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  1884.  @MatthewAndrewDrake  Holy shit man. Hope you're doing well still. Loved the interview.
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  1885. They kind of already do that though.
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  1886. If the Japanese can't even be spared from the apocalyptic horror of nuclear accidents (Fukushima) then I think we really need to provide for our energy needs in different methods.
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  1887. I just posted a comment that said basically the same thing. No offense, the army isn't known for pulling the smartest people out of the population to come serve and so it follows that they may actually reject the science behind the vaccine (and how it doesn't just affect them, it affects everyone whether you get it or not) but for all the people who were maybe on the fence about joining but do NOT want to get the vaccine, this will deter them from joining at all. I wouldn't be surprised if they quietly backtrack on this position in a few months when they realize how it's going to affect recruitment.
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  1888.  @andaltargren9015  Yeah well I use the word "army" loosely, I understand it's it's own thing but I meant I guess to say the military in general. Servicemembers.
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  1889. Can turn into a pursuit or a shooting pretty fast too. That's why he called backup.
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  1890. That might be how it exists in a somewhat legal space then. They probably pitch it to the people as it being a tour to see the statue, but on the ticket itself the truth is more apparent. Then they can say "No, no no we didn't say the Statue of Liberty, we said Liberty Park, NJ. And yes, you can see NY from the water from there!". It's still pretty disgraceful though but sadly I bet it's legal enough.
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  1891. I'd never get on a boat again.
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  1892. Yeah Billy's Dad basically told him "You wanna do music? What? No you don't, go do something else, go read a book, become a lawyer or something else, trust me, you don't want this life" and 99.99999% of people would take that getting shit on by their parents and would internalize and it go play Nintendo or do something else when someone like Billy was like "Fuck that, I will show you" and he did. And after his Dad started to see him get more serious he started steering him stylistically. Jeff Beck, Jimi Hendrix, that sort of thing. But he was always still just like in a perpetual state of eye-rolls at Billy when Billy was in fact very, very serious about it. And he still is to this day.
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  1893. Then he quit the police force and got sponsored by Red Bull
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  1894. The salesmen honestly doesn't even know what to say so he's just coming up with shit on the spot "I call this the Stairway to Heaven cause... fuck it, go be in God mode or something."
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  1895. What about the other strikes that accidentally killed innocent people, civilians and children?
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  1896. This guy literally can't say it was planted on him, nor can he say he's smart. Leaving basically what looks like a dealer's quantity of crack in plain sight in his car. But yeah they got footage of them basically barely able to open the car door. No way they planted it unless they basically filmed that entire sequence backwards.
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  1897. Nananananananananana BAT DAD
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  1898. BURN IN HELL STEPHEN PADDOCK. What a piece of shit. BURN. IN. HELL.
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  1899. I think one of them almost died due to an accident where a lightbulb he was crashed into cut in such a way that it lacerated one of the major blood vessels in his leg and he was airlifted to a hospital. But I don't think one of them has actually died yet, incredibly enough.
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  1900.  @buttdisease  For Tournament of Death? Link?
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  1901. Yes. Dolphins are very sexual beings. They are one of the only other animals on the planet known to have sex for pleasure
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  1902. This is arguably more important than what Nixon did with China back in the 70s. The path that led North Korea to where they are now began a long time ago, before Kim Jong Un was born. And it was getting to the point that our options in dealing with them were growing smaller and smaller, as well as more and more dangerous as time went on. And before Trump of all presidents floated the idea of actually sitting down and talking to them, nobody in their right minds ever imagined that a diplomatic, peaceful solution to this problem would ever even be possible, with many thinking North Korea was the mad dog backed into the corner with weapons they developed expressly for the purpose of having a nuclear option like everyone else when being dealt with. Trump is basically giving them a golden shiny ticket out of their status as the "Hermit Kingdom" and giving them the opportunity to essentially start over. Human rights in North Korea though are something that should also be addressed, but the main thing is we need to talk them out of the nukes by showing them that we can be friends without them. Trump may get the Nobel peace prize -- or maybe even Kim Jong Un himself -- if the deal goes through.
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  1903. This was one of the first movies Seth Rogen was in, a lot of people forget that. It was filmed around the Freaks and Geeks era, pretty sure. It's funny too cause Rogen plays a bully/asshole, someone who torments Donnie along with his friend who is an even bigger bully. I can't think of any other movie where Seth plays someone like that, let alone someone who isn't basically just like Seth Rogen is himself. That'd be almost like seeing Will Ferrell playing a serious role as a bully in his college years.
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  1904. The idea that human beings in the entirety of the known universe (which is to say not that much, it's incomprehensibly large) is preposterous to me. We are smaller than a pin point on a pin point in the grand scheme of things, with Earth and the rest of the planets in this solar system all revolving around the sun. And our sun is just one of one billion trillion (yes a BILLION TRILLION) stars in the Universe. Each one having the potential to have planets with life of their own therein. HOWEVER because the universe is that big plus when you consider we spend more money on this planet than anything else to kill each other than to ever unilaterally work together to achieve something like interstellar space travel, I don't think we will ever have the chance to run into each other. So from that standpoint I don't believe aliens have been here yet. They may have sent what we define as UFO's in the form of satellites that are almost certainly not "manned" by anyone but are virtually undetectable and using these I think they're just getting an idea of what kind of people we are. As far as natural resources though I can't imagine the aliens are looking at what we have with any amount of envy or anything. So really the only reason they'd be here most likely is just to watch us. They may even have South Park style reality TV programs wherever the aliens are where they watch us from a distance and make fun of how predatory and selfish we are.
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  1905. There's a few games that I have like that as well, it's one of those things where you remember seeing it a while ago when you didn't want it, and so while looking for it again you wish you could go back in time to that other time so you can put it in a place you'd remember instead lol
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  1906. yeah nutria are like rats on crack. I also live in Louisiana and they're quite the problem
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  1907. Honestly the real question is why isn't Chris Rock exploring like lightweight boxing. That almost certainly hurt. But he didn't even flinch, he didn't rub his face. Nothing.
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  1908. Or knowing when it's to your advantage to leave one answer blank versus "taking a risk". The fact you can practice for an "aptitude test" IMO defeats the entire point of the test but that's really all school is. Less about actually learning things you'll cherish for the rest of your life; more about learning how to "win", so to speak.
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  1909. "I lied because people are killing themselves" with what? Fast food? Meanwhile this guy injects himself with steroids every single day. Now to be clear I will say I think steroids are less harmful than fast food, but one you ingest with your mouth, the other you ingest with a needle every single day. I don't know, pick your poison I guess?
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  1910. He probably got a few gifts from commissary and a promotion in his prison gang for doing it. I mean someone like Jeffrey Dahmer has to be up there in terms of "points earned" when someone manages to take him out. Like sex offenders, rapists, child molesters and people who otherwise abuse children are all considered the lowest of the low in the facilities they are in. Jeffrey Dahmer happened to be all of them.
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  1911. lol it's just a hurricane
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  1912. Everyone knew Jimmy Page was going to be in this video haha
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  1913. The car bomb supposedly worked properly, it was just the steel frame of the particular car, a strong Cadillac exterior, helped shield him from the blast and the flames somewhat. He still got really badly injured from it.
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  1914. the best scam ever
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  1915. Schindler's List is arguably the most important movie ever made.
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  1916. Bad Bobby. Honestly, it's her fault for stylizing her name in such a stupid way. If she wants it to be pronounced "Bad Baby" by most of the English speaking world with no hiccups or corrections necessary every, she should have simply called herself "Bad Baby".
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  1917. Noooooooo thanks. Fuck
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  1918. This guy thinks he's Max Payne lol
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  1919. God damn it why do yu keep recommending this to me everywhere I go? Fine I will watch it
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  1920. I died when that guy said "he's just looking at it [the turtle] like 'Can I ride this thing? I wanna make it my mount.'" hahahahaha
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  1921. He was trying to raise money an hour before. My friend supported him, even sent him like $500, and one hour before he resigned he sent out mass texts saying "We're like 27% away from our goal of $13 million! Team Pete needs your help again!" and then right after that he resigns? Something stinks. I will tell you what I think actually happened -- The Democratic party is freaking out right now because of Bernie Sanders. They know that if he's the nominee, Trump wins. With a level of confidence bordering on almost certain. They'd rather Biden be the nominee instead, so rather than have Buttigeg and most likely Amy Klobuchar taking potential votes away from people, I bet both are resigned by Tuesday with the theory that all their votes will simply go to Biden instead. And Bloomberg I hope will resign after seeing how poorly he does (or he may shock me and do really well, too) but one thing they should do is make it illegal to use your own money in an election. Bloomberg has essentially funded himself entirely from his own private fortune. That shouldn't be legal.
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  1922.  @timdecoursey287  Most public education takes a liberal bias today, regardless of where you are. In liberal states it's only that much more guaranteed. When you get to college the liberal bias couldn't be more clear. Have you read any textbooks in the past 30 years? As far as "there are states that censor American history today so kids can't find out the "bad" stuff" that's kind of precisely my point. Basically whoever writes the book is going to invariably find a way to interject his own opinion into it, even if he specifically strives NOT to do that in the name of objectivity. I am aware though that they're basically censoring certain things while they're outright lying about others, like it takes the average American until the eighth grade for example to figure out that Thanksgiving and our relationship with the Indians wasn't actually so hunky dory and innocent as we were led to believe. The exclusion of the American genocide is kind of like case in point both for my argument as well as yours, some kids still don't realize the worst holocaust in world history took place on this continent.
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  1923. Fight Club is an allegory about the role of men in modern culture. How primal instincts are still lying underneath everything even when forced to work normal, tame jobs. It also is a book that IMO heavily is about homosexuality. And it makes sense, the guy who wrote the book is gay himself.
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  1924. Few interviews put out by Rogan have I ever clicked on so fast.
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  1925. I think the webmaster might have some form of mental illness or something. Unless they have showers as well as restrooms there and charge 90% less than an apartment would (in Tokyo, again, the most cramped city in the world, rent is probably outlandishly expensive there).
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  1926. That is the funny thing too they're going to create a rift within their family that will likely never be truly fixed, and if one or the other decides to sue then they both are going to be broke at the end of the day with their lawyers being the only one ironically who were in possession of the money anymore after all was said and done.
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  1927. Also when and if she loses I am pretty sure she'd have to pay the defendant's attorney's fees as well as her own. So yeah she'd end up with nothing in the best case scenario, in debt worst.
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  1928. He should have taken the deal. 10 years, he'd be out in like 7 or 8 most likely. Meaning, he'd be out by now if he just took the fucking deal. He didn't and they made an example out of him. EDIT: Actually, according to his Twitter page he was offered no such deal.
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  1929. I mean the fact they are so strict about you not wandering off and only seeing what you're meant to be seen surely is all the proof in the world that people would need to realize they are hiding SOMETHING. Most of the people in that country never get to go skiing. Most of them are dying in poverty or what's basically slavery
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  1930. Infecting myself... with AIDS
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  1931. Man I feel so bad for anyone who doesn't have their power back yet. Most people in the metro area of New Orleans (which is most of the city) will have it back by tomorrow. But the ones in like Grand Isle and Lafourche outside of the levee system, they won't have it back until the END OF THE MONTH. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if those towns are ghost towns after this. A lot of them are going to leave on the heels of it.
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  1932. Minimal heat? Depending on which judge he gets in the Southern district of New York, he could be looking at life in prison. For the charges he's currently facing, even if he cooperates he's looking realistically at no less than 20 years.
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  1933.  @xSoulSethx  I think he was getting ready to flee and his parents who are both lawyers probably advised him to strongly consider doing so. He was in the Bahamas anyway, all he needed to do was get on a plane and go elsewhere. But no he can't be that stupid, three agencies were preparing a case against him at the same time but they were doing it quietly because of just how much of a flight risk they believed he was. Him doing those interviews flew in the face of the advice his lawyers were giving him. They basically told him that doing the interview circuit and taking responsibility dozens of times was about the dumbest thing he could possibly do. Now that he's facing criminal charges, that's going to bite him in the ass big time. For the charges he's looking at, like I said, he's looking at life in prison unless he gets one of the few "fair" judges in the Southern District court of New York. Most of them are actually quite strict.
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  1934. Also yeah I hated that aspect of Batman vs. Superman. First off, why are they fighting? I legitimately don't get it. But more importantly, Superman would absolutely kick the shit out of Batman and that's OK Superman is a superhuman something or other, an alien from outer space. Even if Batman found a way to weaponize kryptonite which is literally the only way (and that is the way they explained it) I still think Superman overall would be stronger than Batman. Batman's greatest strengths are a) being disciplined and b) being unbelievably rich so he can afford all of this technology.
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  1935. Here comes the counter-suit. Try to sue me and lose, well well well Roblox. Ready for round 2?
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  1936. Liking the video =/= liking the content or subject matter of the video.
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  1937. I don't think he or any of the candidates realize like, right now I can't stand any of them and I can't see myself voting for any of them, let alone any of them having a reasonable chance at beating Trump. And yeah, that's considering how bad Trump is and how it seems like he's actively trying to sabotage himSELF for 2020, but the fact is he's the incumbent president and incumbents have a 90% re-election rate when it comes to President. THAT BEING SAID if any of them says they'd make the federal legalization of cannabis one of the first priorities, citing the "economic boon" it would represent or any other excuse, I instantly will be come a single issue voter and they will have my support until they don't follow through with it. At this point, there's basically zero reason to not legalize it.
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  1938. It's not fair to say Russia is invading Ukraine. PUTIN is invading Ukraine. It sucks for everyone on both sides but it points to Putin being a dick more than anything that he's not been like "my bad guys" yet. That won't happen. I am genuinely fearful for what happens next. It's not like Putin is the type to take his ball and go home. Nah, he's gonna do something really bad before it winds down.
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  1939. I mean I get it she's crazy but like how bored do you have to be? I don't get it, wake up every single day like "Wonder what kind of a conflict I can get into with my neighbors today!"
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  1940. People keep pointing to the Afghan military basically just throwing their guns down immediately. If people actually thought nation building and the pursuit of Democracy in a place like Afghanistan would actually work, they do not understand the region or its people and this was bound to happen one day, one way or another, whether it was today, five years ago or five years from now. The outcome would ALWAYS have been the same. They do not want us there. They never have. At best they just sort of allowed it, and in the military's case they were like "Sure, give us all this world class equipment (then leave it 20 years from now when you abandon us). Give us all this world class training. Give us everything you have under the pretense that once you leave we'll pick up where you left off" but here is the kicker -- they never intended to do that. In fact I would go as far as saying the Taliban was encouraging people to join this new "Afghan military program" so that way they can receive the benefit of all the training and tactics. TL;DR -- we have literally just trained the Taliban to fight like us and we've left behind all kinds of toys and equipment they actually know how to use now. It's genius. We lost the war, we lost trillions of dollars, and we just trained our enemy to fight us down the road. Like honestly they are laughing their asses off at us right now and for good reason. Anyone who actually ever thought this would work is dreaming. And a bonus note, I can't stand Donald Trump but even he had the wherewithal to realize that it's better to destroy the stuff we left behind if it's too expensive to move it. If the Taliban was a threat before, they're a super threat now because they have the benefit of our training now as well. It's not that they can't fight or wouldn't fight -- they were never loyal to us to begin with. You have to understand that.
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  1941. It is NEVER too late to get your life together. It's only too late when you are dead in the ground.
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  1942. I think the movie would have been better if Godzilla and King Kong instead of fighting entered into a slapping competition. We know how much Charlie likes those.
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  1943. Can't you like test DNA from fecal matter? I am sure he wasn't even thinking about this all those years ago that he might one day be having to sue her but in hindsight if that's possible that would've removed all doubt. "It was the dogs". What an absolutely bizarre story. So many mind = blown moments in it.
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  1944.  Angelica Montes  no.
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  1945. I do think Aliens have come here but they realize like "Fuck man we can go get the other guys these guys are killing themselves shrug"
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  1946. He was making arrangements for it, donating to both political parties hoping to get some clemency in that way but once everyone started taking their money out at once over rumors and fears it uncovered the plot sooner than it may have prior to that. Bernie Madoff got caught in a similar way, the recession ended his little ponzi scheme sooner than it may have otherwise.
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  1947. if you haven't seen the video on how El Chapo is being prisoned right now, you should. Oh my God that's like worse than Hell, you can earn the right to a black and white TV after like 5 years or some shit... and watch only what the guards allow you to. Otherwise, you're just all by yourself all the time. I mean, yeah he's a bad dude but come on now
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  1948. I think Britney shaved her head back then to avoid getting hair tested, she knew she'd fail for meth. Seriously. It's easier in her position to fake a stint with mental illness like "Oh I went nuts got married for three days then shaved my head". If she tested positive for meth, she'd have lost her kids and everything else.
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  1949. 6:12 in the moment of silence he averts his gaze to what I can only guess is the prosecution's bench aka the person who is pressing charges against Kevin Spacey and KS just gives him the most contemptuous look. For a long period of time. He hates this guy for this.
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  1950. In his defense if I was a homeless hitchhiker I'd carry a hatchet too
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  1951. I don't think he's being outsmarted. That would imply that Onision is also smart, smart enough that the fact someone else is outsmarting him is noteworthy. This fucking guy thought the fact the FBI hadn't kicked his door in yet meant that he was out of the woods on that regard. Onision, buddy, you'll know when the FBI wishes to make its investigation into your stupid ass known. Right now they're leaving the door open for you to continue making more and more mistakes, though. This isn't them outsmarting him, this is them taking their time to build a case before he has any clue he's in trouble (ideally). That's the way the FBI operates.
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  1952. Red phosphorus, that's one of the primary chemicals in Walt's meth cook. I am pretty sure he was also able to weaponize it by throwing the phosphorus into boiling hot water thus creating the phosphine gas that kills Emilio and nearly kills Krazy 8.
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  1953. "Why cuff him, do you think he's actually going to kick anyone's ass?" That's not why they cuff people. First of all, cuffs are psychological first and foremost. I mean if you get arrested for drug possession as a skinny like 120 pound girl or some crackhead skinny looking guy, unhealthy, not strong looking (but never underestimate crack strength, to be fair) they are still going to cuff you. It's just part of the process, part of the Miranda rights and everything, but at the end of the day it's just there to help facilitate every aspect of translating a person from free life to jail life (for however long that's going to take) and they of course begin with the cuffs then the transport to the jail/booking center.
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  1954.  @markengelmeyer5981  12:51
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  1955. Behold the amazing pelican. His beak holds more food than his belly can. He can store in his beak enough food for a week, I'll be damned if I know how the hell he can.
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  1956.  @maestasify  If he did something like that while President that would arguably be an impeachable offense, if they could say he turned around and used his power that he only has because he's President to help effect an outcome in his private affairs THAT is actually grounds for impeachment. I am not saying it would ever happen. I think it's more likely that Trump doesn't know, or if he does know he just doesn't care about a cafe in Bangladesh.
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  1957. I've heard that fentanyl can trigger an overdose when it touches a person's skin before but I believe that's been debunked since then. I do know that it's powerful enough that if someone like burns it or whatever the way cops dispose of drugs sometimes and it's inhaled that it can and has caused people to overdose THAT way but not as a result of touching it. It is incredibly potent stuff though.
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  1958. This is .... almost fraud or a scam or something. But then again they probably thinking they're getting trolled like "Birthday greeting, birthday greeting. Hospice message. Birthday greeting. LIFE ADVICE? WHO?"
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  1959. It's true, though, barbiturate addiction (aka Xanax addiction, for most people) is actually more similar to alcohol addiction, just worse, in that detoxing is not only extremely uncomfortable but if you do it unattended with no nurse or doctor to observe you and make sure your'e OK during the detox there's actually a good chance you might even die, especially if your habit was really bad. Opiates rarely cause people to die during withdrawals, and it's actually related to other underlying issues when this happens like cardiovascular issues among other things. Not directly attributed to the drug, necessarily, in other words. So I would agree from all standpoints that Xanax/barbiturate addiction is worse than opiate addiction.
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  1960. This would actually not be a bad life I don't think. They're not far from actual civilization ostensibly, if someone needs real medical help I am sure they have a hospital nearby. I am sure there's a grocery store nearby, as well, cause I didn't see any cows roaming around but the guy added a little bit of spaghetti with meat to his smoothie? But beyond that they probably enjoy a lesser arrest rate especially for drug use than the actual "real world" itself does. The only thing that would suck IMO is not having any WiFi for internet but honestly, it's freaking Canada they may actually literally have internet everywhere or something.
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  1961.  @WtfHuggelz  Well to be clear most of us wouldn't even know about this guy most likely if it wasn't for this piece so...
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  1962. Can you imagine if the plot twist is that Blizzard created this thing and designed it in such a way that it actually has slightly higher odds for dropping five star gems as a way to covertly trick people into reinstalling and playing more just like Asmongold did?
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  1963. It's actually pretty badass, I don't see anything wrong with it. It's kind of like how professional football players used to not make any money, these guys now know the risks and they know how much they stand to make. So when they get injured, it's almost like an unspoken contract with the Devil. You made a deal with him, you know that at any time he can come collect, and when he does you can't even be all that mad besides you got what you did while you could. Translate ALL of this over to the battlefield versus the football field, suddenly you now have guys as they pointed out when they get killed or captured, there isn't even so much of an emotional side effect from people beyond the person's immediate family themselves. They weren't someone who volunteered, no in fact those soldiers are SAFER because of these guys. I know it sounds crazy but I legitimately think some people love being in war. Like they said in that movie "Blackhawk Down" I believe. Some people are self-described War Junkies. They sign up repeatedly for conflict after conflict not just because it pays, but because they love it. They love fighting. They love everything there is about the military, and being private not only increases your profits it gives you more control over that entire aesthetic and lifestyle. No standard government issue anything anymore, you use what you want. But yeah if you get killed or captured, don't expect there to be a national parade. Overall, I think it's great for everyone involved and it frees up military personnel to stay at home and protect THIS country versus going anywhere and everywhere else. I mean ideally there'd be no war at all, especially in the context of American warfare which is so normal now it's almost pervasive. But considering we've now been in Iraq and Afghanistan for the better part of 20 years and there's really no clear end in sight, if this is the best solution to that problem then so be it.
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  1964. He's gonna try to pin it on him being under the influence, 100%, watch. That's why he went to rehab not long ago.
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  1965. Basically I think whatever this young woman requests his sentence be, grant it. She speaks for all of them, survivors and non survivors.
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  1966. Also lel at the cigarette. Way to really grab life by the horns there, Chris.
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  1967. Shoot first, deal with the other bullshit later. No jury in America is going to convict you for defending yourself, or apparently defending your neighbors' property as well. After all, those very same jurors could've been his neighbors receiving the benefit of that same protection as well. And also yeah if it's a thief, I think even in the back of their minds they know that's just the game they're playing and getting shot and/or killed is just one of many outcomes that can come of such a thing, especially in castle states. I live in one. Try breaking into my place and I wouldn't even give you a warning. Pro tip -- don't break into people's homes, jerk offs.
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  1968. That's one thing I have been saying people are like suggesting worse things like bombs and worse staining smells and things worse than glitter like what would've happened even in this case if someone decided to open it up while the car was doing 80 down the freeway? If someone had a car accident, either the people who stole the package or someone else affected by it, the saddest thing of all is he could technically even go to jail for manslaughter in that case. They won't care if he tells them "they were stealing my packages and the cops weren't willing to do anything!" at that point you've basically contributed to someone else dying or like damaging their property to an extent it's worse now than what they ever did to you and yes it just screams liability nightmare worst case scenario.
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  1969. The color of the baseball logo on the back of his fitted makes it look dirty almost with the lens of the camera, I get it it's meant to be like neon green, it probably looks dope IRL, but the camera makes it look like Scumbag Steve's one fitted hat after he wore it for three years straight.
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  1970. Well some people would say it's not the longest war in history, that the Korean War technically never ended either, but it is definitely the longest war we've been actually engaging the enemy with our own troops and frankly it's stupid that it's still going on. It's been going on so long most people have forgotten we're still fighting there.
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  1971. Sort of. It needs to be fully absorbed honestly otherwise give them independence cause they have everything but the benefits of being American. And have zero representation, etc etc etc.
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  1972. This happens ALL THE TIME. I mean, I don't buy it though like "I'm not gay I just choose to have my extra-marital affair phase WITH ANOTHER DUDE versus literally any chick in the entire world". No, you're attracted to men. Or else this would've been more traditional, with a mistress instead.
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  1973. I am not saying he's blameless in the situation but I don't think it's any secret that Amber Heard went from having problems with a multi-millionaire movie star (Johnny Depp) to then further having problems with a multi-billionaire businessman (Elon Musk). Who wasn't having any of that shit and certainly wasn't about to break wine bottles and cut himself with them like ... some other people might (cough cough). You see what I mean though? The trend? If Johnny had a drinking and drama problem, she's the WORST possible person he could choose as a life partner because it doesn't take Nostradamus to see she was fueling basically all of his worst characteristics then made sure to capture the convenient stuff in her exit strategy to not just divorce him, but ruin him and take every cent she can with her. Only to go on and do it with a much much richer victim. That woman is trouble.
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  1974. Yeah whoever did that to you deserves to die.
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  1975. @Lukas Gärtner Oh you know why.
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  1976. @Lukas Gärtner Oh surely you're not that dumb. Please.
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  1977. As long as it's not animal blood! One of the hallmarks of sociopaths are that they do not empathize with humans as readily as they empathize with animals. They'd rather see a human die than an animal. Tony Soprano was like this.
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  1978. @Nuby Oh wow yeah it's actually less than that even. I thought it'd be more, but apparently you need to make like $530k per year to be considered part of the 1%.
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  1979.  @TM-le7ye  wut
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  1980.  @TM-le7ye  Nah, you weren't.
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  1981.  @TM-le7ye  Proof or GTFO
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  1982. It takes more than one day to become a man. It takes two days. lol
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  1983. I think it's important to realize WHY Cersei hates Tyrion. No, it's not because he's a dwarf it doesn't help, it's because their mother died in childbirth to him. BTW fun fact Tywin married his cousin, so they were all born of incest. I know it's not the same as brothers and sisters or whatever but still, that's not something the show reminds you about alot.
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  1984. If heat can kill you in general, and if you're more likely perhaps to die during football practice or a game on a particularly hot game while wearing all the "armor" aka pads etc., then yes, absolutely you could die from heat stroke or otherwise.
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  1985. The plot twist -- he's probably gay but in their culture the male hookers primarily service women? It's interesting, I don't get the impression he likes women himself though. I could be totally wrong.
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  1986. If for nothing else it's proof that no matter how much we try to tie a bow around that whole package that even if you identify as a girl when you're a boy, or vice versa, it doesn't actually make you one biologically. It's proof that there really is no such thing as a sex change, I don't want people to stop living their best lives but at the same time this isn't right. There has to be a better way.
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  1987. It used to be I think one of the dirtiest secrets in Hollywood that people, I should say, but especially women, have known there's multiple paths to the top in theory. You can be the kind of person who goes to all the auditions and like attends all the classes and seminars, makes contacts in that way while supporting yourself with two jobs somehow in the meantime. OR you could fuck Harvey Weinstein, for instance. Let Bill Cosby drug you and have sex with you. It was "Quid Pro Quo" and I think honestly whether it's all revealed one day or not, I think Hollywood was built around this concept it's just taken about a century for I think the politics and the technology especially that we can scrutinize people for things not just that they're saying or doing today, but things they said or did years ago. I am not saying all people in Hollywood fuck their way to the top, I do think that option is available and has been for a long time but this #MeToo thing might actually make people apprehensive to engage in those kinds of practices anymore, lest they wind up in jail like Weinstein, but I am here to tell you that Bill Cosby and Weinstein are FAR from the only powerful people in Hollywood who have done that sort of thing.
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  1988. 2:25 -- LOL she removes her extensions just before round two... hilarious
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  1989. Violin intro made me think I was listening to The Eminem Show for some reason.
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  1990. When the lawyer sheepishly asks if he can bring in treats for the bailiffs, you can tell he knows how ridiculous it sounds but just can't bring himself to say it. Of course he can't do something like that, but he runs the risk of drawing the ire of his client if he doesn't at least try.
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  1991.  @WizTis  Some women actually have post-partem depression which basically means "depression after giving birth" and this has caused some of them to take their own babies lives. But SIX of them? That's something else altogether. Yeah, wouldn't be surprised if meth was involved in that somehow. That shit is the devil.
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  1992. Not big enough, I suppose, cause it won't be long before California coasts (nearly the entirety of them) start experiencing some of the radioactive waters washing up on their shores. And all the poor creatures, not to mention, between here and there. This is not a joke, this is going to be one of the worst things that has ever happened in human history. The stakes have never been higher
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  1993. He should've fled to a country that doesn't extradite to the US. In fact, he probably did try that. I am glad he didn't or otherwise didn't succeed, but yeah when you're dealing in the kinds of crimes he was dealing in it's not just a local police issue anymore, that's when the feds get involved. AKA the FBI.
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  1994. I know for a fact that there are abusive coaches of all kinds. Some of them it's like... part of the program, like their reputation precedes them, and the only reason they get away with it is because THEY HAVE ACHIEVED RESULTS by doing it (although I will say like... the line is definitely drawn usually at assault and beyond, THAT probably doesn't happen, but verbal and emotional abuse? Absolutely). It's likely extremely difficult to get in, and when you do it's probably extremely easy to get thrown out. He demands nothing but absolute perfection and you're 100 times more likely to hear negative criticism before you ever get positive feedback. It's almost like you're privileged to be in his presence, not the other way around. He knows people are afraid of him and that's exactly the way he likes it, but his record of uninterrupted success speaks for itself to such an extent he'd basically have to do something like strike a student to have a chance at being fired, and even then the school will probably beg the student to reconsider their position on it and to not call the cops if they hadn't already, etc. It's not easy to find coaches like that.
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  1995.  Aluzky  Yeah I was gonna say... people who view that sort of shit are just as bad as the people who make it.
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  1996. lol at the guy trying to open the window with a brick. Every thief worth his salt knows that if you wanna cleanly break open a glass window, you use porcelain. Granted I don't think it works on all forms of glass but I am pretty sure it'd have worked on this kind of glass.
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  1997. I know it's not Seth Meyers' fault, the state of late night TV as a whole. Even Conan before leaving for HBO for whatever reason ditched the suit in the final year or two. But now everyone is doing it? Conan said it best in an interview I believe on Howard Stern that one of the greatest traditions of late night comedians was the idea that they dressed immaculately, in suits and all, and it was the ultimate foil to the silliness they were getting into. Nobody is wearing suits anymore. Next thing you know they'll be showing up to record their shows wearing pajamas or board shorts.
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  1998. Sadly, people running businesses in America are spoiled by the borderline slave labor we get from countries like China, making our products MUCH more affordable than they would be if we had American citizens making things again. It's much cheaper to pay a Chinese slave like $1 a day if that than it would be to employ an American to do the same job for like 100x more if not more than that.
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  1999. If he's trying to develop an insanity defense, it won't be accepted. For one thing, he actually just came out on a more recent video and literally said he's just trolling people. It's hard to establish insanity, it requires an extensive evaluation by multiple professionals though. Not one of them will be duped by him. He's not a smart cookie, he's just smart enough to fuel the narcissism that allows him to believe he's truly the most superior human being that's ever graced the planet. Which is the most dangerous level of intelligence you can have. Where you're just smart enough to think you're a genius, but dumb enough to do everything he's done over the past few years. And especially these last few months.
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  2000. It's absolutely tragic this dude is joining for all the wrong reasons, he's a smart, capable person but he's too stupid to see that there's really no love when it comes to gang, not in the end. They'll roll on you if they get caught, they'll shoot at you if they're on the other "team", the ones higher up will use you to do their dirty work basically forever and threaten to kill you if you don't, they are the ones making the most after all but they do the least. Is that fair? And the stakes are way, way too high to just give it away like that. I do understand the temptation for all people who grow up in the inner city especially without father figures like or solid family lives like the "idea" of a gang is great. But in reality it's just so not. He may have survived the beating with "just a concussion" but I really pray he gets out of that life for good one day. Shit's nothing to write home about at all
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  2001. HELL is HOT. How could you? To your own children?
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  2002. I don't know what crime he committed though unless he was like trying to do a GoFundMe or something like that to raise money in light of her death. If it didn't happen in the first place, that's tantamount to fraud.
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  2003. The kid is a genius.
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  2004. Either that or he's actually going for the tone/timbre in the interview that he ultimately achieved.
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  2005. hahaha right ... well there IS a lot of Italians and Jews and ... a mix of the two? but there's also Irish, and pretty much everything else under the sun. EVERYTHING. Jersey's a very diverse place
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  2006. Losing a child would leave a hole that can't ever possibly be filled in the heart and soul. There is no recovering from something like that.
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  2007. The only reason they're running Joe Biden is because they believe and probably correctly that he's the only one with any measurable chance to beat Donald Trump. At the time Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Elizabeth Warren and EVEN Bernie Sanders (who had the 2nd most traction compared to Biden) were basically all looking to be set up to get eviscerated by the time it is Trump vs Democratic debates. Biden is especially gonna be eviscerated which is why I think they're low key hoping the debates get canceled or something. Or done remotely in such a way he can be coached during them, etc. The only real thing going for Biden is he was Obama's vice president and they're absolutely desperate to get the Obama years back, for whatever reason. But believe me, they don't want to run Joe Biden it's just that they didn't feel like they had any other choice and Bernie Sanders wouldn't have had a snowball's chance in Hell after self-identifying as a socialist for 40 years only to backtrack on it when he decided to run for president like, "Oh, I'm not a socialist. I'm a Democratic Socialist! There's a difference!" No, you just don't want to identify as a card-carrying socialist anymore now that those things are coming back to haunt you.
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  2008. I hope that feeling you get when you like get caught smoking pot or whatever is like 1,000,000 times worse when he finally feels that cold steel cuffs snap around his wrists and realizing the reality of the rest of his life is going to be very, very, very, very difficult to survive.
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  2009. this is more a parody of anime than anything else lol
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  2010. And to think there are invariably going to be some people who do this entire thing by themselves.
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  2011. That's the problem with the state of social media, where actual currency has been replaced by "reputation" or "likes" or "views". "Subs". "Friends." These people are incentivized to upstage each other, to do something MORE shocking than the last person, and it just ramps up and up and up until finally you start hearing the cases about insane children murdering their siblings for a little bit of e-notoriety. This has to stop. I don't know what the solution is, maybe they should hold these services accountable, but I don't know how something like this could be prevented as long as something like TikTok exists to begin with.
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  2012. Yeah the furry's not gay at all, dresses like an anime fox and is good at fighting games. Check and check.
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  2013. Europe is notoriously easy on criminals. I think the theory behind it is that no person's actions, regardless of how severe, can rightly be used to condemn them for the rest of their lives. And on some level I do agree with this, but not this light of a sentence. You have to think about what the victim's and their loved ones have lost too, so from that standpoint life in prison for a life stolen might be closer to the correct punishment. Prison itself doesn't fix people, I don't know why it's even called the "criminal correctional system". It corrects nothing. Call it what it really is, a determent for others and a punishment for those who do evil and get caught.
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  2014. I think it's wild that like all the usual "Trump hate" channels, whether they're mainstream media or not, they're still focusing the attack solely on Trump when they should be more worried about the infighting the Democratic party currently finds itself in, right now. AOC is more concerned about her socialist coup and tearing down the existing framework of the "old" Democratic Party, but she's doing it in the latter half of 2019, why? This Civil War could've happened after the election, but she's insisting on doing it now because she cares more about her own career and political interests than trying to beat Trump in 2020. She's insuring he wins, by doing what she's doing, and yet nobody is taking her to to task for it.
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  2015. hahaha at your call log. Facetime with Jay-Z... phone call with "Elon". Uh huh.
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  2016. Doppelganger
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  2017. I keep several different passwords now. I play a game online that is reasonably popular I guess, and yes they got hacked and the entire like archive of usernames and passwords was compromised. Of course, this company did a good job about warning people and now I have two factor authentication on everything that matters to me and I also use different passwords for everything. You don't need one of these things that gives you like 20 char random passwords, like you have to understand how hard it is for brute force even for something as short as 8 characters as long as you have capital letters and a number or two, you have to understand the time it will take for a code like that to be cracked with a dictionary made or not is YEARS. Yes, years. Even on a good machine.
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  2018. One way they know it was Russia that did it and not Ukraine is it was literally a Russian missile. Ukraine doesn't have them. But in Russian they had written on the missile, "This is for the children". They're not even making a secret about it anymore at this point, they're out there committing war crimes with a smile on their face like "What you gonna do about it?"
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  2019. Only when it's zoomed in on his face at the beginning does it look like him exactly. Once it shows him normally you can see differences, the head shape for one thing.
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  2020.  @PTMG  You done?
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  2021. If the paranormal does exist and people who ARE haunted actually have ghosts I think an exorcism is required, regardless. First of all, exorcisms primarily deal in removal of demons from places but I think it extends to the ghosts as well. Beyond that I think most people with "real" documented paranormal footage aren't dealing with ghosts at all, but again, with demons. Infinitely more dangerous.
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  2022. He's not in America anymore IMO. I think he's probably in Mexico or something similar to that.
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  2023.  @flagstaff1404  Is that what people with a lack of time on their hands do?
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  2024.  @flagstaff1404  It figures people with a lack of time are the ones having like 15 kids a family. Gotta split those $0.49 cent ramen noodles with a family that big and parents that ... well, dumb. "People with time on their hands are clearly not fucking, that is something only elite and busy people do" nah it seems like the vast majority of people having kids are too stupid to really deserve the right to raise another human being. Oh, I'm not a virgin, either, the presupposition is preposterously stupid but so are you, so it follows.
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  2025. Just got my Channel 5 merch in the mail. It's DOPE I love the designs and the shirts. Hoodie coming in the next few days. Love Channel 5 keep going Andrew
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  2026. Storage Wars was a fun TV show to watch but I feel sort of bad for anyone that got into it as a result. For one thing, yes, you can make money buying storage units, unpacking them, and selling whatever valuables are in there. But for the purposes of the show they were actually planting items in units and it was scripted as far as who would end up winning the auction and what items they would find. It made for better TV that way. But in real life, if you do that shit for a living it's unbelievably hard. You only see them combing through and finding the valuables, what you don't see is all the hard work they have to do to not just sort through it but remove it in the first place because that's really what you're doing for them when you're buying the units. You're agreeing to take ownership of all the stuff and get it the fuck out of there.
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  2027. I remember getting Blink 182's Enema of the State in this way, of course I didn't order it my Mom did. If we got ripped off I never heard about it
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  2028. Pussy. I live during 1943 when the hardships of war are still very real.
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  2029. Stop going, convince everyone you know to stop going, and let the box offices plummet. That's the only way they're going to stop making them. But no that will never happen because people keep showing up like "derp a derp, new Pirates movie, I can't not go see it! I already saw the other 800 of them..."
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  2030. How many times this guy gonna remind us that people know him cause of some nepotistic relationship to Wu-tang he has? We get it. You're well known in your neighborhood.
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  2031. I think I finally get why they kept showing those 5G commercials during the football season ALL YEAR LONG. You have to understand just because bullets aren't being fired between countries right now, we are DEFINITELY at war with China. Tech, medical, cultural, etc. It's war. But we do it with smiling faces and handshakes for now. If they have or had 5G sooner than us, I mean it doesn't really mean anything other than they got it first. It won't give them a significant advantage, but it's almost like why people raced to be the first to put a man on the moon. It's a milestone that indicates not just current power but it can also further indicate power going forward. And how the country uses that power is the question.
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  2032. A lot of people have floated the idea that Trump in a hypothetical losing 2020 election "wouldn't leave office" and I just kind of laughed like, "No, that will never happen" but now I am not really that sure anymore. And with this he's going to be like "This is an unprecedented era in our nation's history, and postponing is the only way to go". Nope, it's because he knows if the election was held today he'd lose and he's beginning to get nervous.
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  2033. It's just mind boggling to me like you can point to statistics and everything but these people still think they're making the intelligent move by opting out of the vaccine. Some of the nurses are even saying it's hard to even treat them compassionately anymore. I think that's the solution, maybe. Treat them with the opposite of compassion. Treat them, yes. You have to for ethical and I guess legal reasons. But make it known that you do not want them there and you are deeply ashamed of their stubbornness and stupidity. Like to the point where they're gasping and wheezing and asking for some respite, roll your eyes and pretend like you didn't hear them and then if they keep it up just be like "Someone will be right with you. Thanks. Hush now." They're doing it to themselves AND others and they don't care. So why should I or why should medical personnel care either? I wouldn't even be opposed to a closed door policy to people who opt out of the vaccine. They wanna handle it themselves -- let them handle it themselves.
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  2034. If you know anything about North Korea and how draconian it is, you'd understand that this is nothing short of incredible, story-wise.
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  2035. I guarantee there's gonna be people who buy this who lose the key fob.
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  2036. Why is fighting allowed in Hockey again? Oh wait nobody would watch if that wasn't the case.
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  2037. Is gunfire really that common in NJ? Based on all the comments apparently. Is it like Camden-tier gang violence or is it like... gangland Mafia-tier violence? Seems like mob violence is more of a rarity nowadays. Not that it doesn't happen, it just doesn't seem to be like it was.
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  2038. Dude if GTA5 figured out how to get peds that wouldn't despawn like nearly 10 years ago... what the fuck is their excuse
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  2039. lol Joe Rogan always manages to find his way into like every documentary ever made. It's a wonder he wasn't in March of the Penguins as well.
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  2040. Because the call centers for Best Buy and the scammers are probably literally in the same slum in New Delhi. India are world renowned for their call centers and American corporations outsource them to India all the time.
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  2041. The saddest thing of all is they can technically, legally sue you for damages to their property even though they're the ones who were in the wrong to begin with. The absolute worst case scenario though would've occurred if any one of them had their friend (or even them, the driver themselves) open it while driving. The surprise as well as the ensuing panic, the smells and the clouds of glitter, could easily result in a car accident that more likely than not will end up killing people who had nothing to do with it to begin with. So yeah, for all the people who want one and the people who wished they were more damaging... it won't happen, it's a liability nightmare.
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  2042. I mean surely you have an idea the kind of danger you are putting yourself in out there but I have to ask. Do you though? This shit is unbelievably dangerous.
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  2043. I am 99% sure he actually used some of the opiates himself while out there. He didn't and obviously couldn't on camera but I bet he did at the very least smoke a little bit or something. At the very least.
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  2044. He took her to a playground to have sex? I mean I get it he's not a 'sex offender' but I can't think of a more sex offender-y place to do it with someone than the freaking playground
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  2045. Captain McNotCool lol
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  2046. I'm 100% the moustache Satanist is South Park's Mr. Slave who lost some weight
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  2047. GoodFellas is the more realistic mob movie. It's also depicting the mob in a more "modern" light. The Godfather basically showed Mafiosos to be virtuous, chivalrous, knights with a code of ethics and principles of honor. People in the mafia basically are all doing things in a conspiratorial like way to engage in things the government have said should be illegal and then pedal those products/services to people anyway if there is in fact a demand for it in spite of it's illegal nature. Quick, easy money, till you get caught, but that's the contract that basically every organized criminal in history has signed. If you can't handle the thought of eventually going to prison one day, then you need to stop selling your little bullshit dime or dub sacks and go to college. If you in your heart of hearts can look yourself in the mirror and be like "I am willing to go to prison for this" then do it but you may as well go balls to the wall with it and start dealing more in weight vs playing it small thinking you'll be more likely to slide if you stay small enough. If they want you bad enough, they're going to get you one way or another. Anyway I don't think The Godfather is that good of a movie, and that's an unpopular opinion I realize. I am not saying I hate it, I just think GoodFellas is by far the better mob film. But it tells the tale of a fuckup/rat in the Mafia, Michael Franzese is very much like Michael Corleone, but really that and the fact that the business was kind of forced on him because his father got sick -- Vito never wanted Michael in the business, but nobody else was up for the challenge but Michael so over time we see Michael transform into this cold-hearted motherfucker and I don't think Michael Franzese ever got to THAT point. Then again, I have no idea the full extent of ALL the things this guy is responsible for doing or ordering. I do think Franzese deserves his own movie, if only because it will be able to say something The Godfather never could -- Based On A True Story.
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  2048.  @TomASwift  Thanks for your service or, if you're one of these cowards, your lack thereof. You could always be a librarian or something. If you carry a gun for a living but are too scared to use it when it counts the most, why even be a cop? Preciate it dog.
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  2049.  @SHADOW-id6vw  A robot? Seriously?
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  2050.  @TomASwift  Also the way these shootings go, as far as "Why aren't 22 people dead" it's because it all happens so fast. They basically pick a classroom or two at most and then by the time those classrooms are empty, the rest of the building has evacuated usually. The majority of the time was spent with the shooter barricaded into the classroom he chose and then them figuring out how to get into the room and neutralize him. Trust me, he would've killed more if he had the opportunity.
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  2051.  @SHADOW-id6vw  You're joking right?
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  2052.  @TomASwift  Well, I respect the hell out of military and cops, even EMT and firefighters because they are capable of doing something I couldn't do. But that's why I never signed up. I don't have the balls. But that's kind of my point like I would say if anyone reading this is weighing their options trying to decide if they wanna be cops one day, ask yourself and ask yourself honestly what would you do in the worst case scenario? God forbid it never happens. But what if it does? Are you going to spring into action and put your life on the line or are you going to duck and hide? Like I said, like you have to be ready for this, hope it never happens but compare the responses of the cops in Las Vegas during that shooting. They had absolutely no way of knowing where the guy was even shooting from, on some random floor in a hotel sniping into large crowds of people above and bodycam shows them running TOWARDS it anyway, not away from it. It was truly incredible what they did that night.
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  2053.  @SHADOW-id6vw  Oh I don't know maybe starting with the fact that Uvalde is not New York. It's a very small/poor community in Texas. Also, why use a robot when you could use brave police officers and their mettle instead? A robot. Good lord.
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  2054.  @SHADOW-id6vw  That's like giving a fireman a pass because he saw a burning building and was like "You know, it's cruel of you to expect me to put this out." If not them then who? It's their job.
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  2055.  @TomASwift  It's true. It's one of those things like I don't think anyone realistically can know how they'd react in those situations until being shot at or whatever. It changes everything when it is actually really happening. But it's like one of those things back during D-Day. None of them had ever seen combat before. They just went and then found out the hard way and there was not really an option to bow out anymore then they either adapted and survived, fought and prevailed, or died. No amount of training can get someone ready for it but you do have to at least ask yourself signing up what you'd be willing to do in the worst case scenario otherwise you're just going to find out the hard way.
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  2056.  @amila_  Precisely my point.
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  2057.  @Timeshare1  If not the police sent there with guns of their own with the job description to protect and to serve by any means necessary, then who? Go sell ice cream or something if you aren't willing to accept the risks inherent to the job itself.
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  2058.  @Timeshare1  I am just saying, if that's something you're gonna worry about going into THAT field, it's the wrong field. If not you, then who? Who else is going to do it
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  2059. Honestly and I am being completely honest here I think that the Ten Commandments should be in front of every courthouse in the country. Not for anything to do with religion, which the Baphomet by extension is entirely religious by comparison, the Ten Commandments as the Senator said is one of the first pieces of "law" in written human history. They're more really like "Don't do anything evil" guidestones than anything to do with religious, things society has benefited from forever. Such as "Thou shalt not kill" and therefore every human civilization in the entire world has had punishments for murder, etc. It has less to do with religion to me than it does with simple law and order.
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  2060. Can we please have a singular camera fixated on her in January 2021 as well? Please? She's probably gained 150 emotional pounds and has jumped from one therapist visit a week to three since then. I love it.
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  2061. Forget Saul Goodman... meet Baal Gooddemon
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  2062. Joe "Birds are Weird" Rogan
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  2063. The scariest thing of all to me right now is that while Al-Qaeda and the Taliban are allies and they will certainly be splitting up the loot (trading and selling it, etc) but ISIS on the other hand cannot stand the Taliban OR Americans. We have a deal with the Taliban right now as long as we're out by September 1st, nothing will happen. What happens when ISIS decides to throw a wrench into that entire operation by perpetrating a terror attack on the thousands of people clamoring at the airport to get out? Not only will it lead to bloodshed and confusion on all sides, we might lose Americans or American service members in the process, but it will delay the evacuation and cause other problems. Will they honor an extension because we had to deal with a terrorist attack? Probably not. ISIS is not going to let the opportunity slide. It might be suicide bombings or they may simply take guns and start shooting civilians and service members alike. That on top of the fact we reportedly have already been threatened that such an attack may very well just happen.
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  2064. They made more money on Diablo 2 and Diablo 3 in the first few weeks/months of those games than they have on Diablo Immortal so far. And they're already beginning to show dropping revenue from Immortal. This will certainly not help matters.
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  2065.  @EnjoyCocaColaLight  Refuse to believe what? Go look at the sales figures for both games then multiply it by $55-60 dollars. That's just for the first year, too. I mean they didn't make like WoW in it's prime levels of money, but they made more than they've made so far on Diablo Immortal and the revenue is just going to continue to drop the quicker people begin to realize how much of a scam it was to begin with.
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  2066. San Francisco has been going down this path a long time. It was one of the first cities basically to cow to the drug epidemic, when they had an epidemic of heroin use so bad that they actually made a documentary about it ("Dark Side of the Street", an OLD HBO documentary that covers the lives of a few heroin addicts in the city over the course of a few years -- it's great, if not sad). One of the first cities if not the actual first in America to have a needle exchange program. Needle exchange programs ARE good things, overall, so I am not really criticizing that aspect of things but the flip side of the coin is while it does lower the rates of HIV and Hepatitis spreading, it also gives the perfect place for all the city's various junkies to come and meet. Share dealer contacts, score together, get ripped off together, etc. It's just like everything else in the world, you gotta take the bad with the good.
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  2067.  @michaelhovsepian2584  Yeah well, that's kind of what I am talking about. You can point to a lot of incidents like that actually, even the Buffalo shooter had political motivations. We think of these things currently as "shootings" which unfortunately are a plague in our society, but the reality is if they're politically motivated then perhaps as far as the prelude to another civil war in this country, we're already here.
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  2068.  @michaelhovsepian2584  Well I tend to think of them as being more along the lines of "suicide bombers" where yes that can technically be a strategy used in warfare, the Japanese did it during WW2 and of course like al Qaeda are well known for their own suicide bombers and IED's. When someone does a shooting, they're always caught. There is only two ways out of a shooting, they either get caught or they end their own lives once it's over. I believe what the majority of a hypothetical 2nd American civil war would look like are bombings essentially or things they can do to strike a target, then live to strike another target another day. But as far as people taking matters into their own hands like shooters that part of it will be represented too. I can't think of any leftist off the top of my head that ever did something like that although I do know there is a militant side of the left you don't hear about very much in Antifa and other organizations like that. But no shootings that I can think of.
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  2069.  @michaelhovsepian2584  No, I think it will be more than just an uptick in domestic terrorism. It will be all of these militia types actually organizing and doing things that we might interpret as terrorism at first but it will be in their eyes/mind an orchestrated effort to take things back by force ESPECIALLY if they lose all faith in the election cycle. Nope, I meant what I said.
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  2070.  @kieranduffy6760  I'm not wrong though. A civil war = a civil war. Name it what you want, it is what it is though. Jesus Christ. Take the L and move on. It may not be "The" Irish Civil war, but it's the one most people know and care about and it's also the one that resonates clearly with the people who liked this comment except you. Sorry we don't use the name you don't like. You suck. You probably are hated by everyone who knows you. You might as well use the rope solution. If you need instructions let me know beyond that go fuck yourself and goodbye. OH a subway bomb might be more effective, you and your people should be familiar with those by now. Cool? Cool! Goodbye nitpicky hoe.
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  2071.  @kieranduffy6760  You're actually still going. Holy shit you're sad. Says a lot that about Ireland that all there really is to even talk about it are what are apparently one of at least two civil wars. The more recent of which being the only one people seem to remember or care about. I hope that really pisses you off. It's still a civil war. It still resonated with more people than it didn't. Everyone, including yourself, knew what I was talking about. But this is the sad, whiny hill you want to die on. So be it. Nothing abut what I said was incorrect besides a matter of semantics and etymology. Keep crying.
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  2072.  @patrickm6012  If it ends up being split along ideological differences a la Democrat vs. Republican, which probably wouldn't be the case necessarily, they might look at it as if the country was being occupied by another country. I dunno, it just seems untenable, in the past 20 years we went from being able to cordially agree to disagree with regard to politics, to January 6, 2020 which I believe is a preamble to something worse that might end up happening. I don't really like either party but I think it's especially likely to happen if the Republicans happen to lose again. There are some militant subgroups within the Democratic party but Republicans and right-leaning people probably have more guns and tactical knowledge/know how to and are willing to use them.
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  2073.  @patrickm6012  I mean, it's one thing to disagree with someone it's another thing to be willing to die for what you believe in. A lot of that sentiment was expressed on January 6 which again I feel like is just a prelude to something much more serious, not just a flash in the pan. I mean, I hope I'm wrong, but that is what I believe could happen.
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  2074. Welp, early on George RR Martin offered each of the cast members to tell them an important secret we won't know till close to the very end, some didn't want to know like Kit Harington I believe, others like the actor who played Bran did and he just revealed he's known he was going to be the King by the end for basically this entire time because George TOLD him in the very beginning. So yeah, to all the people who are mad that it was Bran after "he did nothing" the whole show (I thought his arc was interesting, I just wish he had used his powers more effectively like warg into the dragon or something, when the Night King fell I swear to God I thought that's what he was gonna do) it's the way George is gonna end it, too. That is, if we get the remaining two books at all. I think Bran should've taken over the Night King's dragon by warging into it, something not done by a 3ER in history (or not for a long ass time anyway), thus allowing Jon to go after the Night King and not spend the rest of the battle cowering from the dragon. I think if he did that, people would like Bran more. If Jon managed to fight his way through all the generals cause he's Jon Snow burning with the power of Azor Ahai as his sword begins to glow slightly more and more as he carves through them, he's hacking through them with a fury we've never seen before, finally he makes it to the Night King and has met his match. They engage in a duel that lasts quite some time, but Jon can't get any hits in on him and he is in fact apparently losing the battle. Meanwhile, intense choral music backs this part like the duel between Luke and Darth Vader at the end of Return of the Jedi. It looks like Jon loses but just before the Night King is able to strike the final blow, THEN Arya does what she does. The main reason what she did doesn't make sense is there's no way she ran past all those generals undetected. In this version, JON kills them all so logically speaking it's just the Night King vs Jon until Arya comes in and gets him in the back or whatever, or his actual death can happen just as it did in the show from that point, cause that knife trick set up last season WAS cool, it's just the battle leading up to it kind of sucked.
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  2075. Yeah it was also successful though as well
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  2076. I don't think they seized all his money. I hope they did though.
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  2077. $19-29 billion a year from the US alone. Sounds to me like the only way to stop it is to legalize or at the very least decriminalize all drugs. ALL drugs. If only so the criminals won't be the ones dictating the trade of such items anymore. Keep things the way they are, and it's absolutely no surprise at all that they are now in every sense of the word more powerful than the government in Mexico itself.
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  2078.  @ronaldwangdra9675  Both work. He's basically saying that it's Blizzard's fault other people haven't spent the same amount of money so there's no one for him to play with anymore and now on the heels of that he wants a refund. It also makes no sense that a casino would sell a chip so high that not even a single game in the house would accommodate it, like if they sell a chip that high you'd think there's at least a roulette table or something that accepts $1 billion dollars
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  2079. Even if you think your life sucks and you've got it bad... you don't have it that bad. These people have it pretty goddamn bad. Bone marrow transplants for the lady, jesus. That's awful. I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy.
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  2080. "A few hundred thousand descendents of Nazis. Wow!" Yeah there's even more in Germany. It's not like we turned around and executed every Nazi that ever lived or anything, but it is pretty staggering that there's that many (supposedly) in South America. Of course, Dr. Mengele died in Brazil in 1979. If he got away, you already know he's not the only one.
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  2081.  @Slicksterzz  ok
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  2082. What could be next? In a word? Bankruptcy. Then he wouldn't have to pay the family, he'd shield himself from punitive damages from any future lawsuits to such an extent most of them seeking money would probably just drop them realizing it would cost more to go through with it than they'd ever see coming their way, and he'd actually get to keep a good chunk of what he currently has. His credit score would be destroyed but he probably doesn't care about that anymore. It probably will mean the end of Info Wars but that was going to happen either way. But no, if I was him I'd declare bankruptcy as quickly as possible. As disgraceful as what he did is I don't think anyone with a brain ever believed it and I also think $48 million dollars is too steep, especially considering they were seeking $150 million to begin with. Something he absolutely doesn't have (and he doesn't have $48 million either as rich as he is/was).
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  2083. You ask why DID they hate Dane Cook... I'm not sure they ever stopped hating him. I think what you mean to say is he fell off in a huge way... but that's not somehow getting back in the good graces of people. Anyway, they hated him for becoming extremely popular and also basically having jokes that all sounded in a way too similar to one another, to such an extent he was only funny in the way that he said certain things like "Target" becomes "Tarjay" etc. Also I think he got accused of stealing a lot of jokes, something you should NEVER do in the comedy world. Literal fights have happened over that sort of thing.
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  2084. I have heard before that Africa used to be the richest continent on the planet but then over time it got looted to death. Every natural resource including it's people were stolen from it.
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  2085. More than anything else you can point to as far as what went wrong, above all else the writing was extremely bad. And in particular the pacing was awful. This can be directly blamed on D&D themselves. They should have just stepped away from the project as soon as they began noticing they were getting burnt out, but their egos wouldn't allow that. They started it, they demanded they be allowed to finish it. All while they were eager to leave Westeros and try their hand at Star Wars. The ending of Game of Thrones was so bad they ended up losing their deal with Star Wars/Disney on the heels of it. Behind the scenes, their careers are in shambles as a result of the blunder that was Thrones, but you'll never hear people in the industry actually say that. It backfired on them, it's safe to say.
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  2086.  @twat5225  Right, they lost that claim. They can't sue them again even though they lost the first time on the heels of this documentary being released. "If they can get the audience on their side they can appeal in court." What? What the fuck are you even talking about? That's not how it works at all. They can't be sued again by them for the same reason, it's already been tried. Besides statute of limitations aren't in their favor anymore anyway.
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  2087. People always talk about Hitler's genocide as if it was the largest scale genocide ever perpetrated by mankind. It's not, even by a longshot. Not to mention the American genocide of Native Americans, but one of our greatest allies in WW2 Stalin was known for his genocidal actions. Mao Zedong managed to kill even more than that, with estimates hovering around 45-55 million people. I think one of the main reasons people always instantly remember Hitler's genocide is because of how streamlined it was. It was like a network of factories that worked them until they couldn't be worked anymore and then killed them with scientific efficiency after the fact. Like an assembly line of murder.
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  2088. I agree with your point about making kids earn the money THEN letting them use it in these app games to teach them the value of a dollar basically. A lot of kids simply don't understand the value of money. They should legally make these companies confirm the age of the person using the app and if they're underage, their parent has to call in and give them permission as well as confirm whether or not they will be able to use the card associated with the iPad or smartphone or not. The idea that kids can get in and rack up bills using a card that isn't even in their name is why these things do as well as they do to begin with. Not everyone in the entire world has the influence that Jack Black does and most of them are told they're SOL as far as getting a refund is concerned.
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  2089.  @henrypierce8010  I am saying there's several square thousand miles between where she is thought to be and where he ultimately went which was back home to Florida. Without him giving ANY insight, clues or otherwise, yes I think the odds are unbelievably stacked against them. So yeah, I think even if they knew approximately where she was and had the benefit of knowing it was somewhere within 50 square miles they'd still be hard pressed to find her. He most likely left her out by one of these nature trails or worse threw her in some body of water somewhere. Their best bet besides the extremely unlikely event that she's still alive and will call them any day now AND, of course, that he surprises everyone and starts talking (which if he hasn't already I doubt he will anytime soon) is if someone stumbles across her body somehow. That I think is more likely than the investigators finding her on purpose. Have you ever heard of the concept of the first 48? If a disappeared person isn't relocated within the first 48 hours, the likelihood of successfully recovering the person alive or not literally goes down the tubes.
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  2090.  @henrypierce8010  Not really considering I said they'd be found by someone else most likely. But you keep telling yourself that
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  2091.  @worldofwarpool5379  Do what now?
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  2092.  @worldofwarpool5379  Oh, I see. Well for English speaking videos people end up saying like "Holy wall of text" or something similar but it has a negative connotation usually. Another one is "TL;DR" which is "Too long; didn't read". Or "Nice essay" stuff like that. Which honestly is funny to me because a long comment is just a long comment, it's far from an essay though. Makes me wonder what other essays people who say such things have ever read in their lives.
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  2093. @Lord Hentai Correct this is something a lot of people don't understand. They think just because he's overwhelmingly suspicious that they can just storm in and put cuffs on his hands for her murder. That presupposes she's already dead in the first place. They don't know if she's dead or not. She probably is, but without a body, a murder weapon, witnesses, a motive, etc., NOBODY is getting arrested for it. And being suspicious isn't a crime in America. That's what due process is for, to protect people just like him in case this is all a giant misunderstanding so he doesn't end up getting lynched by virtue of public opinion and the associated mob mentality.
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  2094. So they're going to end up alienating ... a huge percentage of their customer base by appealing to what is one of the most minor minority groups not just in America but the entire world. I don't know who greenlit this plan, maybe someone at marketing lost a bet or something, but this is one of the dumbest things I've ever heard of in my entire life.
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  2095. People need to understand the Fast and Furious movies are pure unadulterated fantasy. I shudder to think how many idiots got inspired by their brand of "street racing" which is not just reckless and stupid, it's unrealistic only to end up killing themselves or others or both as a result. The way street racing is done MOST places is in abandoned areas with closed off streets, also they tend to do most of the racing on straightaways making it more like drag racing than anything else. I feel bad for all parties involved in this case. On the one hand, he took two lives and deserves to pay the price for it. But on the other hand just look at the guy. He won't stand a chance in prison.
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  2096. The moment I knew he was selling supplements I knew he was completely and totally full of shit
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  2097. This is not the first time that the US government has admitted we have come in contact with things we couldn't identify or even explain. It's important to realize that this does NOT mean that they have to be aliens, but the thing is the US military has some of the most advanced tech (if not the most advanced) in the entire world. So if we can't explain some of the otherwise impossible maneuvers these crafts were undertaking, as in we don't have the means to do it yet, it does beg the question then WHO in this world can? Nobody we know of. That's why it's so jarring because the only logical explanation is they're not of this world. Or at best they're not of this time line. I guess it's possible they could be people from the future who figured out time travel. Somehow aliens still seems more likely.
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  2098. so no matter what number you pick it's always gonna be two. interesting lol
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  2099. They were indoctrinated as children, being told that to give your life in a suicide bombing is perhaps the best thing you can possibly do to make Allah absolutely smile upon you. So by the time they reach the age of 14 or whatever they deem to be an old enough age to invest in the bombs to strap to their bodies (with a little bit of training as well I am sure, but not nearly as much as they would give the frontline or normal fighters) they not only are willing to do it -- they WANT to do it. "What, I get to go to paradise even SOONER? And I will be coveted with an even higher rank there, on top of my 77 virgin brides, I will be greeted with honor in the afterlife. Sign me up. Just say when and where and I will do it." It's one of those things that they have them convinced it's a holy thing to do WELL before they ever actually do it. I imagine there's younger boys begging them to be allowed to go sooner, but they're denied it for a while because they want them to feel like it's a privilege when it does come time for them to make their final sacrifice.
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  2100.  @Lions7.62mm  Yeah you beat me to it. Them coming to America isn't going to effect their life in a measurable or even noticeable way, that's asinine.
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  2101. @Mopsygirl1 Like China does? A country arguably more powerful than us? There could be worse problems.
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  2102.  @doyougetmesweetheart3248  Nah I'm good
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  2103. The real title is "Why 6ix9ine isn't Dead?"
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  2104. I went to school with the kid who was #1 ranked in this game except he played it on Xbox 360. Everyone HATED that kid, too, I suddenly heard he was top ranked and I said GTFOH but turns out he actually was top ranked in the game at the time. Crazy. He was one of those people I had on my list but I never played with, or seldom I did anyway.
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  2105. When you think about the kind of people who actually drink Bud Light, we're talking like January 6 rioter types that probably lean conservative more than anything else and their grand plan is to introduce a trans-label on their product? I don't know man it's wild the time we live in.
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  2106. It's ironic to me that China loves the stock market so much. China is communist where it conveniences them, namely in terms of completely oppressing and outright enslaving people. But capitalist for the people who love money and power.
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  2107. I do think they probably spent a lot of time going back and forth with the MPAA. The director probably wanted to make a rated R Batman film, but the producers were worried about the bottom line so much they insisted on PG-13 and I wouldn't be surprised if we end up hearing that they had to send multiple versions of the movie to them until finally getting approved at PG-13. Sometimes when that happens they end up getting WORSE things approved for PG-13 than when it's rated R. It's all subjective anyway and they do have criteria they have to follow to a certain extent but beyond that it's all subjective. I can just about guarantee the producers insisted on PG-13 though because they historically do better at the box office than movies that are rated R.
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  2108.  @kristianrichardson576  How the fuck is Mark a douche? @ AJ_is_King_88 Joe Rogan isn't a fan of Tom Delonge's to such an extent he'd shut his door to an interview with anyone. You think Joe Rogan is a Blink 182 fan girl like that? Wall covered in old school Tom Delonge posters and paints his fingernails black when he's in private? No dude
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  2109. Anarchist commune -- an oxymoron, like jumbo shrimp. Isn't anarchy the belief that there should be no system of government in place whatsoever? IE, like, you know. No communities. No communes.
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  2110.  @cristianpaulmartinez52  Anarchy definition: an·ar·chy /ˈanərkē/Submit noun "a state of disorder due to absence or nonrecognition of authority." As long as they are living in a group of people that is like what, 30-40 strong and growing their own crops or otherwise harvesting their own food, THAT is still a community which is inherently anti-anarchistic BY DEFINITION. I am not even knocking what they do here but this isn't even close to resembling what an actual anarchistic state would look like. I also laugh at anyone who thinks they're legitimately anarchistic because I guarantee if they got an idea of what true anarchy is really about they'd not like things to stay that way for too long. "Mm M" -- I believe you. I'm sure you wrote the (pointlessly short and therefore "dumbest") book on dumb comments, I'll ask your mother later but I guarantee you've been making dumb comments your entire life :') no difference in what you just gave us as an example from you here today. Please, do continue, or better yet don't. (He's gonna continue, watch, :-/)
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  2111.  @cristianpaulmartinez52  TL;DR. Sorry, anarchy is anarchy. I don't care what delusional people tell themselves, if they're living in a community, they're living in a community. That's the absence of law? A community of tree-huggers living in treehouses? It's the fucking opposite. If the fact that they're able to consume illegal drugs, and even trade in such things, is the thing they're hinging this whole "we're anarchists living our anarchic lives" ... they're only doing that because the real mayor of the real town they live in has decided not to crack down on them. It's not anarchy it's just something they're willing to look the other way on one) because they're not hurting anybody IN THEIR LITTLE COMMUNITY but two) nobody wants to go near that guy who smells like the piss and shit he handles all day. His self-righteous anarchistic self. It doesn't matter though, the definition of anarchy as far as society and as far as I am concerned is so stupid it can only exist in theory. And no, that place isn't even close to being an anarchistic state if only because they even have rules posted outside of the shitter saying "Some sawdust if you pee, a full scoop if you poop". That's called a rule. That's something anarchists do not believe in inherently, and if they do they're even more retarded for it because that's not what it is BY DEFINITION.
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  2112. Inspiring mass shootings? I mean it inspired the one in Buffalo. I can't think of any since 1999 beyond that. You know the one I am talking about. You know what really drives them all? Madness. Insanity.
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  2113. Honestly I mean there's adding a thing or two to give your own stuff a signature kick or whatever but if you add fentanyl to any drug you're selling ... if anyone dies, WHEN anyone dies then honestly I think manslaugher charges should be considered on top of drug trafficking itself. IT HAS NO PLACE ON THE STREETS unless you have absolutely zero regard for your customers whatsoever.
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  2114. Well, nobody even knows how much money Putin has but some people believe that he might, in fact, be the richest man in the world.
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  2115. That shit probably hurts so bad
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  2116. At the end of the day what society is basically presuming is that we must force the same protections for all people, no matter how in the minority they really are. Gays only account for a small minority of the population. Some will contest that like a black person is born black, they're born gay, but to equate race with sexual orientation is preposterously stupid because there is no denying that black people were born black and had no choice in the matter; the jury is still out on whether everyone who identifies as gay was born that way. I personally think some are but a lot of them are choosing to live a homosexual lifestyle. It's not even close to being the same thing as discrimination against a homosexual. For all we know they probably were like "You know what we'd really like as a kind of a ha-ha thing, a joke, is to have some men giving fellatio in the middle of a giant gay parade, flanked by some guys with assless chaps making out! It will be funny!" I haven't heard yet specifically what they were even requesting, what I do know is he offered to give them a more generic-style wedding cake but they refused. They wanted their own art on their own cake and left the shop stamping their feet when they didn't get it, outraged by the insult they perceived they had received in a shop filled from floor to ceiling with religious undertones and scriptures posted everywhere. It should be their right to deny service for any reason and it should be the public's right to judge them in turn.
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  2117. The thing is, America knew that the attack was going to happen. They allowed it to happen to drum up support for America to enter WW2.
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  2118. Slim Jesus is absolutely correct though if an older rapper wanted to come out they could go viral BECAUSE they're old. It's... entirely possible
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  2119. Maybe you don't, I travel abroad for recreational purposes frequently enough. I do think on a like mainstream level though people don't, a lot of them can't afford it.
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  2120. I wonder if it would do anything if you took the bottle of water and poured a little water on your hand before each slap. I think it would either nullify the effect of the slap OR make it sting more. Not sure how that would work.
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  2121. Taji is my favorite VICE host I think now lol
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  2122. Some people say Saving Private Ryan is the greatest WW2 thing ever made, but nothing IMO will ever hold a candle to Band of Brothers. I guess it had an advantage in that it was a miniseries, meant to be watched episodically, so they could literally make it as long as they wanted to. But it covers basically every single aspect of the invasion that it should, up to and including them training in episode 1 and of course stumbling across the concentration camps along the way, finding out just how deep, dark and twisted the Nazi conspiracy had become.
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  2123.  @skydiverclassc2031  Quoting myself from my previous comment: "I guess it had an advantage in that it was a miniseries, meant to be watched episodically, so they could literally make it as long as they wanted to." Anything else you'd like to add that I already said?
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  2124. I don't know how Chris Wallace did it. It's literally going to require that guy from the Saw movies to design some kind of trap so they are forced to not be able to speak when it's not their turn. I honestly cannot believe it, two grown ass men in their like 70's arguing playground style. "Well, he did it so I did it back!" "nuh uh!" "yuh huh!" How fucking embarrassing. China just come invade us already. No, don't do that actually.
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  2125. One interesting thing about Putin is nobody knows just how much money he has. The rumor is he is the richest man in the world, by far, after having enriched himself by plundering his own country as a KGB agent before the Soviet Union collapsed.
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  2126. There's actually audio recordings of him abusing some of these kids and I have never had the desire or stomach to even begin listening to it but I hear it's up there with some of the most disturbing shit ever put on the internet.
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  2127. Caught me off guard a bit, too lol
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  2128. I don't think anybody is denying that someone murdered Kennedy.
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  2129.  Mike Marley  One would be a weirdo for phrasing a question like that. For sure. “One would” dude unless you’re Yoda talk normally
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  2130.  @theshocker4626  The nature of warfare has changed drastically since the US seemingly put all it's bets on aircraft carriers, etc. We have more of them than the developed world combined and we're building even more as we speak, and yet in the last few years we have China arguably engaging in biological warfare with the Coronavirus (and we've been engaged in a trade/cold war with them for years on top of that) and then we have the Russians who are "turning a blind eye" to rogue hacker groups who use ransomware to shut down critical US infrastructure, with them shutting down a fuel pipeline earlier this year and a meat processing plant as well. In theory they can take down the electrical grid using similar tactics. And not a single gun, bomb or whatever used in traditional warfare will be useful in that regard. Not to mention what the terrorists figured out in tricking us into blowing all of this time and money on a losing engagement, as if we had forgotten the lessons of Vietnam in the meantime.
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  2131.  @Craigravon  huh?
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  2132. He's very brave but you have to understand like, the city IS going to fall and then he is going to be in Russia's hands. I can't even begin to imagine what they'll do to him but they will never tell people the truth about what they actually do to him. He's going to get "Siberia'd"
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  2133. LIMU EWU.... and Doug.
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  2134. @22alexraider Alas, but it is. That's really one of the primary reasons to marry nowadays is for economic benefits afforded to the couple. Money saving opportunities. That's one reason the gays wanted to get married as much as they did. So I hear you, the government "SHOULD" not be in it, but guess the fuck what? They are. So as long as they are, allow both sides of the aisle the same privileges or tell the government to get out of both. Shrug.
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  2135. This guy was just shot and killed. By cops. Like not even an hour ago, go look at the news.
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  2136. How desperate do you have to be to rob a HOMELESS MAN of what's probably his one and only jacket?
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  2137. "The world for all" As long as "all" can be defined as "all Chinese people"
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  2138. My thing though is it kind of is a game, isn't it? He says it's not, or an interactive drama, if you can die and whatnot it's a game.
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  2139. She's way too good at lying.
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  2140.  @c.cullum5526  True I guess I should clarify like from a non-detective standpoint to me at first I would have believed her. But I guess this is why I don't do this job lol
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  2141. Juicy Smouliex
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  2142. It's cheaper than having a garbage truck come take them away. Nobody wants TVs like this anymore. (It's fake, if you can't tell, I think the entire community is in on it as well, considering he knows exactly who has CCTV and who doesn't and all... yeah. Sketchy to say the least. Nothing like a boring American summer and the stories we fill it with)
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  2143. Oh so you're a hypocrite then
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  2144.  @nate9198  Sadly it's too late for America. Even if they banned guns today, they're not getting them all back. There's something like three guns for each person in America, and there's a lot of people who don't even own guns meaning some people have like 10+ and are skewing the numbers literally by themselves. At this point I feel like "mass shooting" is just a new suicide method. A good number of them kill themselves, the cowards they are, at the end. The only ones who don't do so are the radicalized ones who do it not because they're miserable, but because they've become radicalized and are doing it for "a cause". The manifesto writers, the ones doing it for political reasons or terroristic reasons. Then there's a good portion of them who were probably just going to kill themselves but would rather go out in a bang instead. In any case though, I have to imagine the ones who do end up dead by the end are hoping there is television and the news in Hell so they can see what a mess they made one way or another once all is said and done.
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  2145.  @LordVader1094  And that's the thing like honestly I think "mass shooting" is the new suicide method. People who were already gonna pop themselves are selfishly like "how many can I take with me?" and not only that they know it's going to be on the news. THEY get the fame, even if for a short while. THEY get remembered forever though via Wikipedia and history books, and the victims get a gravestone.
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  2146.  @mattrussillo4587  respectfully, the debates aren't going to make that much of a difference. People who are planning on voting for Trump are going to vote for Trump. People who can't stand Trump are going to vote for the candidate that isn't Trump. And besides maybe 7-10% of swing/indie voters that may have been moved during the VP debate, absolutely nothing is going to change as the result of the final two Presidential debates. I have seen a lot of elections come and go in my lifetime and this one actually scares me the most. I am not scared of the outcome if Trump refuses to leave despite losing whether it's a landslide or not, I think the MP would just handcuff him in the oval office until Biden's inauguration and then they'd figure out what, if anything, punitive to do after the fact with him (and most likely nothing). That doesn't scare me, what scares me is what Trump is going to get the legions of his absolute dumbest fans to do FOR him.
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  2147.  @irishpotato4689  Well Alex Jones was #911 and that was like several months ago... so yeah it would take a while lol
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  2148. They voted for him not because of his own net worth, but because he's the first candidate in a long, long time, that isn't a career politician. A lot of people were tired of having the Democrat candidate promising these things, and the Republican candidate promising those things, but ultimately regardless of which side won they'd end up going with the highest bidder/richest lobbyist in effect because of a back room deal made before the candidate won to begin with. Whoever bankrolled their election usually is the one. Donald Trump made it seem like he bankrolled himself. The fact he was already rich made them think that he wouldn't be for sale and that he was already rich enough, and sincere enough because he actually talked like a real person not a robot -- I think for all of these reasons they decided to place a bet on him last election instead because the fact is everyone else is more of the same. It's not because they're hoping he'll identify with them, they just don't wanna be screwed over by a nice speaker in a suit with a pretty smile again. They'd rather have someone who seems real, who will get up there and curse and use colorful language to describe his own frustration. It was intoxicating to enough people that he ultimately won.
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  2149. Wait... I thought the premise of this show was that they were supposed to be undercover and they're volunteering to be there? If he's gonna spend half his time actually in segregation only to get moved to an entirely new pod, like he says he enjoyed it but it only seemed to make him more insane. You'd think if his cover was blown, they'd be like "Alright, you're out. Thanks for your time, weirdo."
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  2150. The sticker on the bumper does say "For official use only". But honestly their response and the way they've handled this situation is damning, to say the least. They could've turned this into a positive story and helped a bro out even gave him a few pizzas to keep in the ovens, make sure it's a big thing perhaps on VICE as a short documentary of sorts "The guy with the illegal, hot Domino's car" (you should still contact VICE about that by the way, use it for yourself instead of the way Domino's should've treated this opportunity the entire time)
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  2151. The first thing I noticed about her was the eyes. I mean she almost has like this exotic, almost cat-like mystique about her.
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  2152. Anybody that worships Baphomet and thinks they're worshiping the Devil makes me lul. What a bunch of neckbeard feaux intellectuals
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  2153.  SARA HOTGIRL VLOGS  OK
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  2154.  @abebuckingham8198  Did you destroy a financial institution as well? No? Thought not. It's amazing how around just under half of 1,000 people get it but you don't.
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  2155.  @PointsofData  Yeah, people in customer service don't tank the companies they work for, and they especially don't tank financial institutions. Apples and oranges.
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  2156.  @NickC84  Well I think a lot of people are that way. I am saying he's a sociopath moreso from the standpoint that he did everything else he did on top of that. It's one thing to be more of a private person, it's another thing to dislike people and actively go out of your way to hurt them.
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  2157. You could get two lobster tails most likely but yeah that's not a bad one.
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  2158. Animal Kingdom is an underrated TV show about a family of heisters/thieves. It's pretty realistic, too, they use some pretty creative yet necessary techniques to facilitate the crimes. They also don't really make THAT much doing it, not for the risk they put themselves in. Beyond that it's well written and well acted. Check it out, it's on Netflix I think? Or Prime Video. One of those.
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  2159. Sec+ before Network+... interesting.
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  2160. That's just straight up dystopian. Don't like the new draft? Tough. Don't like it so much as a young man and you want to protest? Guess who's getting drafted first? This will probably also apply to people who end up trying to escape the draft in any number of ways too. This is dark. I feel so bad for everyone involved. Oh well Russians, you know your country better than most, you should've left when you had the chance.
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  2161. If each of your subscribers donated like a nickel... you'd have enough to pay the fine plus like buy a jet ski after. Think about it. Still, fuck em, don't pay the fine.
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  2162.  @roberthussey595  I don't know man I only see them around big events like Mardi Gras and Decadence. I am sure they're out and about somewhere but I have never personally seen them pop up randomly on any day of the year.
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  2163. He apparently lived with his grandmother. He killed her first then went to the school afterward to finish the attack on the kids. And honestly if those border patrol agents weren't in the area, God knows how much worse this could've been.
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  2164. I don't think it'll ever eliminate MMA/the UFC but I think it's going to end up taking a lot of the people who watch it away from it, maybe they'll try to watch both but one of these days they may have to on a Saturday night or whatever choose one or the other to watch. It's either going to do incredibly well or it'll flop. I will be curious to see what networks will even air it, it's so violent.
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  2165. On the one hand I would like to just say that the Trump administration was a complete and total disaster and they just looked at the guy's name and his skin color and were like "YEP he's definitely a terrorist!" in spite of the fact that he did arguably more to defeat real terrorist organizations like ISIS than the US did, and it was all done just as a result of pure ignorance. But no, I think the real reasons behind it are far more sinister. They saw how revered he was and how powerful he was and they wanted to hurt Iran. I think they knew exactly what they were doing.
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  2166. The era of MMO's in general is kind of over. Yes some still exist and the ones that are doing well are doing REALLY well, but by and large the era of MMO's is over.
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  2167. He's definitely in Mexico by now. I would be shocked if they find him in the US. I mean don't get me wrong I hope they find him and I hope that he's tried and convicted ultimately if he actually did it but realistically speaking they found a dead body in a shorter time span (Gabby's) than they have found an alive person who wasn't even last seen that long ago. I think his parents helped him get out of the country one way or another. Maybe he went to Cuba from Florida first then from Cuba to Mexico. That's what I would do anyway if I was in his shoes.
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  2168. I thought it'd go through the pipe, but I guess .45 ACP isn't strong enough to do that?
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  2169. This movie was good ... until the ending.
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  2170. It remains to be seen if Kim Jong Un played him or not. I think they'd denuclearize TODAY if the US signed a piece of paper that ended the Korean War. Little known fact, the Korean War has been "going on" since the 50s. It just stalemated and ended with a DMZ and everything else we know about that. No, I think North Korea would be happy to give up the weapons if only they had that reassurance (and maybe a few other things). But the main thing and they've been saying this forever, they are only trying to build those weapons as a hedge against us because all of their enemies have them)
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  2171. Rollin rollin rollin. Keep those prices rollin. Rollback
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  2172. Escape...... from Tarkov.
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  2173. Does the beard offer an advantage or not? I have heard arguments before on both sides but when the beard is THAT big it looks like a layer of protection. People are like "No it makes it worse because the hair is getting pulled every slap!" I dunno about all that. I mean maybe if the insides of person's hand who is slapping them resemble cat tongues with little inward facing hooks for "grooming" purposes, but I don't think that's the case with ol' Darius here.
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  2174. Our button is bigger and shinier than yours, and unlike yours we know for a fact ours would hit. We're not insane enough to do that though. Nobody wants a nuclear war, least of all China, when you really think about it, cause I can't think of a better way to take your advantage in numbers and even that playing field than by dropping even 10% of our arsenal of warheads. Like, we're talking the great equalizer here. Don't talk nukes, we don't want anything at all but you don't wanna get into a nuclear conflict with the USA right now.
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  2175.  @jackytang3683  And yet... at heart it's a communist country. Right. Some other clown in another thread is talking about how democracy and capitalism have failed when it seems to be not only completely embraced by the most "communist country on Earth", it's arguably more capitalistic than America is at this point. Sounds to me like communism is what's failing, and I think what's going on in Hong Kong as well as the US response to it is proof that if anything communism has failed. It's in the US's best interest to keep that momentum going, but even if that fails and it probably will, we have other interests in China and they couldn't have given us a better reason to put moves in motion to secure those things.
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  2176. This Netflix guy kinda reminds me of Hitler. And you may have heard he wasn't exactly the nicest fella in the world.
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  2177. What's 10 million times 14? This guy is smart enough to make LSD but he can't even figure that one out off the top of his head? To simplify it, first be like "What's 10 times 14? 140? OK, now add six zeroes to that. 140 + 000,000 = 140,000,000 doses.
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  2178. It's like the audio version of a deep fake. Between the two of them, there's going to be huge legal ramifications cause people can either be framed for doing or saying something they didn't actually say OR they may actually have done something or said something that could ruin their lives in the "age of getting canceled" and they can say "No I didn't do that, it must be a deep fake or AI or something!" It's insane, nobody will know what's real or fake anymore.
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  2179. 1:42 -- Mind = Blown
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  2180. I don't think he ever intended to actually sue her. If you look at the song in question, according to an article I just read about it that was written in 2019, the song went from 300 listens/views to over 260,000 just in the period of time after he threatened to sue her. Kind of a bottom-feeding strategy considering I think it rubbed most of the people, including these new people who listened to it the first time, the wrong way. If it was meant to drive sales or interest in him, I don't think it did, he just most likely attracted a bunch of people who wanted to see if it was actually a case of plagiarism or not. And frankly if you think about how progressive and strange the song overall that this unknown guy wrote was, it's telling that the best sounding part of it is the part he's accusing them of having stolen from him. Also, again going back to the "it only had 300 listens beforehand" thing. That would mean she was one of the 300 listens I guess. She's out there perusing and stealing from all sorts of strange sources. No the fact is there's 12 notes on the scale and you can combine them in a variety of ways. It's incredible that there's as much variety in music as there is, but no people are bound to end up sounding similar sometimes. Sometimes it's actually theft, but other times it's just a side effect of the beautiful limitations of music as we know it.
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  2181.  @thewirah1  What I guess I am saying is that if every single one of us right now was to be judged by the single worst thing we've EVER said, and I mean all of us, we'd all be Kevin Hart right now. He just made the mistake of saying something extremely publicly... then getting extremely famous and having some guy dig it up on Twitter or whatever. I don't even think what he said was that malevolent, especially considering he's a comedian. Not his best joke... but a joke all the same. I think it's sad that we're having to analyze everything the way we do, but that's 2018... and I can't expect 2019 to be any different. Just want people to think about it for a change before getting mad as their first instinct to EVERYTHING!
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  2182. I am a straight white man and my family hates me too lol I am sorry if you got mad about what Kevin Hart said, you ARE overreacting and you are part of the problem. Sorry, I will say sorry as I say it to try and be semi-respectful but beyond that... life is way, WAY harder than you realize it is if you think people care about your feelings at words said.
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  2183.  @cindyandeddy  But he did apologize for it though. Didn't he? Anyway, I mean you know who did damage control in a similar situation particularly well, although I admit it was a different time, but remember when people were all mad at Eminem because he said "homophobic things" in one of his songs? Then what does he do, he gets on stage and hugs Elton John, like probably the gayest dude in music (and a genius in his own right, I love Elton John I just saw him live recently, getting off track) but it was like in doing that how can you call the man a homophobe when he not only hugs but holds hands afterward while bowing with the gayest man in music. That was the greatest PR move in the history of music. One of them anyway.
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  2184. Under Sanders plan we'll all have like 800 houses just like he does.
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  2185.  @bentmercer  It doesn't strike you as a little bit odd that he has three homes and yet still rails against capitalism in favor of socialism? You don't see his hypocritical ass offering them up to the homeless or people who need the space more than him, do you? I thought that's what was at the heart of communism/socialism, taking what we have and spreading it evenly so everyone has a taste of what it means to have it good in America? Those two extra houses are homes that could go to homeless people, for free or otherwise. Bernie Sanders is a bag of hot air and I would only want to see him get the nomination if I wanted to see the Democrats get especially shellacked in November. Biden is the safer choice. Not that either of them have a chance against Trump. Soz.
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  2186. No, the visitors are not us from the future. First off, the way things are going on this planet, there won't be a future to come back from. The rate at which we're murdering our own planet. So you may be like pulling a page from the Terminator films like "They're coming back from the future to prevent us from doing that!" we'd never have made it that far to begin with. They're not from here.
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  2187. I think this was his plan the entire time, he got rich getting fat now he's going to get even richer getting skinny.
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  2188. Nothing criminal will happen to Trump. Regardless of what happens or what he does. I also disagree with the notion that it sets a precedent that no indictments will basically mean that any future president might be more inclined to give in to his worst instincts and/or commit crimes, abusing the power of their office. The problem with that is that precedent has already been set. First with Nixon then with Clinton, basically, but mainly Nixon. And what happened with Nixon? Nothing because he resigned before they could ever charge him with anything and had the Vice President turned President Ford PARDON HIM for any and all crimes he had ever committed. Dollars to donuts Trump is going to do the same thing. If it becomes clear that the writing is well and truly on the wall for him, he'll just resign and Mike Pence will pull the same move, pardoning him for everything and then what I expect him to do is at the very least start his own news network, considering he and Fox News basically broke up after this last election, if he doesn't take it a step even further and literally start his own political party. This would be bad news for Republicans if he did this, considering he is so divisive there's even a subset of the Republican Party that want him gone, too. Like the Murdochs, apparently (the family that owns Fox News).
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  2189.  @JSErwine  That was a good one, that might be my favorite cult movie he was in. When I say cult I mean it never really got mainstream popularity, and to this day it's technically considered an indie film primarily, made in part under Brad Pitt's studio Plan B. He was really, really good in that though. And I think he probably played the most realistic version of Jesse James we're like to ever see, and the way the movie handles his legend in the eyes of Doe-Eyed Casey Affleck who plays the coward Robert Ford. Jesse James is listening to all the legends and tall tales with an amused grin on his face and he's like "You really think any of that's true?" it showed him when he was at his charismatic height and it also showed how when he was getting paranoid he would basically test each and every one of them before ultimately killing them off one by one like Jimmy Conway did in GoodFellas after the people who were involved in the Lufthansa heist started making careless mistakes. But in short I think Jesse James IRL might have even suffered from bipolar disorder, and it was his emotional instability and his violent anger I think that drove just about everything he did in his life, but the primary thing he was angry about was the Confederacy losing the Civil War (to such an extent most if not all of the banks/trains he robbed were Union trains, and some people believed he just didn't think the war was over).
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  2190. I don't think we're ever going to have a full-blown "war" again on a civil level but I do think we're already seeing the beginning of what it will look like which basically boils down to insurgency and what will be labeled as (and in a lot of cases rightfully so) domestic terrorism. The geographical lines simply don't separate neatly enough for people to have territories to fight over. It will very much be an ideological war. People are so willingly sedated by food, entertainment and comfort, things that won't be readily available during a war on THAT scale, I think it will resemble a military conflict more than a full-blown war and I also don't think it would last very long.
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  2191. Honestly kudos to him for making it this far. He had every excuse in the book to take the easy way out and he didn't.
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  2192. I had no idea he was gay until recently. Now I guess I have to go gay so I can have a chance. He was also in the news recently, apparently he's suing his publisher or someone who basically has been stealing money from him for years and apparently he doesn't even have the money to take them to court anymore. Not easily anyway. That's so messed up, to any aspiring writers out there be careful who you do business with...
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  2193. Jesus Christ those are some tig old bitties.
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  2194. Zimbabwe... home of the trillion dollar bill and the billion dollar gallon of milk (during inflation, not that long ago). San Francisco is doing bad, but it's not doing THAT bad.
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  2195. Wait wait wait. Pharmacists handle methamphetamine? Since when? I can imagine the other stuff but not that. Not calling you a liar either or anything I am just... surprised. Now if you had said like Adderall (which may as well be methamphetamine) or even amphetamine salts sure but not meth.
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  2196.  @EpicMathTime  Oh wow. Well I am not surprised considering how similar it is to Adderall which is also used to treat ADHD.
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  2197. Be careful what you wish for, though. Lawsuits are really, really not fun at all. Especially when the person suing you has more resources than you do.
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  2198. It only means something to us because our currency (USD) has been over-inflated out the ass and the sad thing is most people don't even know why that is. Like "Holy cow, $500 grand is a lot of money!" the problem is back then $50 grand probably actually took you farther than $500 grand would today but because of hyper-inflation and now everything is way too expensive compounded with the fact our money has gradually become worth less and less and less over the past century or so that the only ones with any money are people with stupid amounts of money that would've been considered impossible back in the day. So basically what's happened is money has become inflated to such an extent things not only cost more but the trajectory of work to money to actually buy these things just gets higher and higher and higher, so really the only truly rich people in the world are the ones who have over $1 billion dollars in assets preferably not under their mattress (it wouldn't fit). So by accident or by design it's 100% true, the TL;DR truth is the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
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  2199.  Disco Sucks  Yeah another thing to put it in perspective, back during WW2 the average soldier was going to be paid $50 a month. However, they were offering $100 a month to soldiers who joined the airborne division, if only because it was more dangerous, but yeah that was actually not too far behind the 30s.
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  2200. China isn't banning something like Diablo Immortal to protect citizens. China is banning it to keep the currency in China and not flowing to an American company like Blizzard. ALSO they don't want their citizens playing a game that will eat up most of their time, making them less productive peons. But no, really, the motivation is to keep their money in China so they can spend internally, not externally.
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  2201. We're in the Middle East for two primary reasons, and neither of them are terrorism. 1) opium for the pills we were just talking about in the previous section and more relevantly 2) oil.
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  2202. I couldn't do it, that looked awful
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  2203. That's pretty scary actually if England has a law that basically requires you to get permission anytime you wanna write about any criminals whatsoever. Anything that can be construed as "glorifying crime" is illegal to publish now. That's Draconian policy if I've ever heard it.
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  2204. I completely agree. Let Minneapolis be the control subject, and Hollywood be the variable. There's all different kinds of rich people in Hollywood, to such an extent when on the same night Cuba Gooding Jr and Matt Damon both get robbed it can't possibly be a hate crime! Unless you count the hatred of those having money a hate crime, which honestly maybe we can and should explore that, too, after the Purge... I mean, this experiment... ends. At least the purge only lasted what... 24 hours? 12? I wouldn't know, I never saw any of them. Hollywood is so scared of offending anyone right now that they're just echoing what the plebeians are baying in the streets. "Defund the police? Uhhhh YES absolutely do that immediately... then we can move on, right? OH you want free food and supplies, too, CHAZ? OK got it ... now let's begin the process of .... you want something else? Yes, please, anything!" I think we should absolutely honor their request to contribute to a more egalitarian and social society, let them be the examples we will all... lel, follow one day. You go ahead lefties we'll catch up to you later. not.
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  2205. Jimmy Savile is probably the most prolific example of this. That guy literally started charities for sick kids just so he'd have a stable of vulnerable kids ripe for abuse.
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  2206. Are they allowed to force you to take a blood test if you get taken into the station? I can see being allowed to do a scientifically calibrated Breathalyzer 9000 test at the station but ... "maybe a blood test" the officer says. "Maybe" contingent on what, if I agree to do it or not? I just find it kind of hard to believe the state can force you to get blood forcibly removed from your body by way of a needle even if you are very strongly under suspicion of being intoxicated and driving.
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  2207. I see, but they would need the warrant though? I don't drink and drive so I am not asking for personal reasons but I think it's important for people to know these things just in case no matter what.
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  2208. The game had 2 reviews when Charlie bought it. I don't even have to look that game probably has been purchased like 2k times now BECAUSE of Charlie lol
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  2209.  @pengguoyu4614  You're Goddamn Right.
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  2210. At the end of the day it's sad but it comes down to the simple fact that you can't compete with their resources, they're a major corporation and it's not about which lawyer they put on the job, it's probably a team of who knows how many and their only client is Domino's. That's kind of how corporate law works, and frequently when it comes to lawsuits between corporations it's a matter of who has the better team of lawyers.
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  2211. Haven't watched the video yet but I am going to guess he got away, because I don't think Area 51 is the kind of place you successfully infiltrate and they catch you and they are like "Well, should we call the cops or something? It's not like he broke anything or took anything". No, dude, they don't play around at a place like that. They'll shoot you just for getting too close, let alone spending an entire week there looking around then they're just gonna give you a slap on the wrist? No, the only way they're letting you go is if they remove your tongue and cut off both of your hands so you will never be able to reveal what you saw. Watch me be wrong though.
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  2212.  @Yabberfrat  xD I'm glad I am not the only one who remembers
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  2213.  Slick Armor  I mean I know when I was out like vacationing on Manhattan Beach and in that general area, it would be warm/hot during the day but as the sun started to set it would actually get cooler and even cold in some cases. Granted I was pretty close to the beach where it's windier and maybe that was part of it, but yeah I ended up buying a hoodie when I was out there after failing to pack one because it was colder than I imagined it would be.
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  2214.  Slick Armor  For sure yeah it's just like a weird phenomenon being from other places where if it's hot it stays hot (the South, namely) you just expect it will remain hot sometimes everywhere like LA but that's just not the case, it's almost got that desert like property where it's hot during the day but chilling at night. And yeah man Cleveland, I have never been there but I've been close enough during the wintertime to know that cold is COLD. The only people who have it colder I guess at least on our continent are Alaskans and Canadians who just experience temperatures I do not think I'd survive. At least the summertime is beautiful there haha
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  2215. That white and gold AR is sick though not gonna lie. The cartels have some of the sickest looking guns imaginable. I mean, they're evil obviously but they do it in style I guess. Credit where it's due and all.
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  2216. I don't think an inmate did it, I think a corrupt guard or someone who "became a guard for a little while" or something did it. Someone who was paid a LOT of money to make it look like a suicide. And part of that payment = never speak on it again. This guard probably still works at the prison for now, if he started up around the time Epstein did it and then bounced like a week later it'd look weird. Someone powerful did this. They didn't want Epstein to have his day in court, because I think the #1 way he made the bulk of his fortune was through blackmail. The island was a huge component in this. He probably tricked them into thinking it was a safe, more legal place for pedophiles to go pedophile. But in the rooms he probably had hidden camera equipment, etc., and he'd then get undeniable dirt on politicians and other really powerful people and then force them to purchase his silence. That's just my guess. But the only reason I don't think that's the case is he'd have probably been killed before ever being caught.
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  2217. No I think Koreans speak mostly the same language. Unless you count like slang and things like that that naturally occur over the years (which American English is famous for it's over use of slang, so maybe not as substantial as you might think) that occur by distance and in their case isolation from each other, but you have to remember it wasn't THAT long ago that they were both the same country. And a lot of people don't realize, but the Korean War never ended. Still technically going on to this day, hence the DMZ, etc. It's just a very functional ceasefire they have right now but of course every few years when Kim Jong Un gets bored, basically, tensions flare up again. Nothing ever happens.
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  2218.  @robertmills3462  Yeah some of the most reasonable people I ever met started out breaking my door down with nothing but their hands and their body. Really a good sign that you're dealing with a full deck of cards. No dude, he wasn't going in there to have a nice healthy conversation. That guy lost his mind at some point between the last time they spoke (years ago) and leaving the voicemail the night before. Or sometime shortly after that even. But he was either under the influence or in the middle of a psychotic episode, neither of which bode well for the young woman inside of that house should he have gotten access to her somehow and thank God he didn't.
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  2219. If they really think their private security is a substitute for the police they deserve the waves and waves of gang robbings that will happen in Hollywood, et al., if they actually succeed in defunding their police departments. All they need to do is bring like 10-20 goons and suddenly it won't even really matter if their guards are armed or not. They'll either die in the crossfire or be snuck up on, roped and gagged. And this will be happening at multiple locations at once, to such an extent criminals will realize there is maybe even an advantage in orchestrating these attacks, because really then that's what they'd be, with the goal of getting as much loot as possible while the police are out of the picture. It will be incredible, the most liberal people on the face of the planet will be screaming for gun rights when it's all over and done with.
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  2220. Is this supposed to be satire or something? "One lucky fan will get the table apron" it looks like a garbage bag that was converted into a table cloth for the purposes of the event lol
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  2221. Detective Muta can still be a thing you know. Federal Cop, Muta Lord Supreme (you must insist they call you that)
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  2222. I don't even think they add tax onto it they just build it into the price so really it's like... $0.86 or something who knows what sales tax in NYC is for pizza. It's absurd. I bet they raise their prices too one way or another.
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  2223.  @justinallen7954  Apparently
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  2224.  @SouljaMan  It's considered a civil right for women, though. The right to choose. That's their position on it, not mine necessarily. At any rate, unless you knocked up a complete and total hooker the man usually does have SOME say in what happens to the baby. We could argue semantics all day long, but abortion is 100% in the realm of women's rights at least in their minds.
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  2225. The fact is, climate change is real. It just is. The thing nobody seems to be able to agree on is WHY it's happening. Some people believe carbon emissions directly contribute to it, others don't believe it does at all. Other people believe that it is a natural cycle and it's gotten warmer and colder over the millennia a few times now. The truth, like everything, is somewhere in the middle of those two honestly.
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  2226. LOL
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  2227. In the eyes of the general public, the civilians and the government especially, criminals like Michael and his father John AKA Sonny are just that. Criminals. The dregs of society. But in THEIR eyes, whether it be them or anyone else who gets involved with organized crime, they're just plying their trade. Al Capone has famously said before that all he was doing was providing a service that people wanted, when talking about bootlegging which was how he made his bones early on. And that if he didn't do it, someone else would. In other words, if it wasn't that he may have chosen to become someone who was involved in another business like banking or stocks or maybe he'd just become a plumber. Because really when you think about it, unless there are innocent bystanders in some instances (which is truly terrible) then dollars to donuts if the mob targets you then you likely were a player in the game yourself. It's just business. I mean I personally see them from more of the same standpoint that the law does, and society, because at it's worst organized crime really is a plight on communities wherever it takes root especially in other ways like loan sharking and extortion, etc., but honestly in these guys mind's they're just doing what they are professionally good at and it just happens to be crime. Take that out of the picture and the remarkable thing is that they're more like normal people than we'd ever like to admit. Such as being such a good father that he never missed one of his son's games. That's just the mark of a good father, taken out of context that the fact is he either has murdered people before or has had them murdered. But again, 99% of the time targets are other criminals and it's pretty much a cardinal sin that will beget punishment from the commission if innocent people do get caught up accidentally or otherwise. The best of them went out of their way to see to it than no harm comes to the innocents.
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  2228. Wait? The most hated? I can think of episodes I'd probably rather watch less than Fly but at the same time I've seen the entire thing all the way through no less than eight times now. I kinda stopped counting as I dipped in and out over the years, the only real connection I have being that Netflix remembers when and where you stopped so to me I can just pick up and watch at any point.
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  2229. When I was in middle school, in 6th grade one of my classmates's brothers took his life for one reason or another, I forget. In 7th grade, his other brother killed himself because a girl broke up with him or something. He was the youngest of his siblings. I don't know what happened to him or if he's still with us, but just think about it like their birthdays are automatically going to be terrible for the rest of time. Holidays as well.
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  2230. So a lot of people don't realize the history behind this. Hong Kong is part of China, they have a deal though that they're to be absorbed into the communist aspect of the state by a certain year. I don't think that'll happen without a war. They're basically a democratic territory but they belong to a communist dictatorship they are just sort of doing this charade that they're not this entire time.
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  2231. If this is not a hate crime, hate crimes don't exist. There is no other way to describe what happened as anything other than a hate crime.
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  2232. I've been saying that for years. A lot of these clowns are doing it to get a Wikipedia page and 4chan glory. If you post their face and name, it is only going to inspire more down the line.
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  2233. Those sunglasses and his teeth make him look like PC Principal
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  2234. Yeah I was talking to my friend about that watching it last night. He probably won't get the nomination for that reason. Also you notice how his entire front row was all black people and the one Indian guy? It couldn't be more obvious, they know he's weakest when it comes to the black vote so they were using subconscious cues like that to make it seem like black people ARE on board with him.
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  2235. I guess you couldn't call it "Children of the Corn Farm"
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  2236. Besides commissary, there really isn't much currency in prison besides respect. And these sex offenders are the lowest of the low, nobody likes them in jail and everyone wants to be the one that says they got to them first. I say it's good, the justice system fails the victims but where the justice system fails the inmates pick up the pieces if only to be able to say they were the ones who did it.
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  2237. I think it's pronounced "Young" not JUNG. It's spelled that way but it's not pronounced that way.
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  2238. Xanax bars I am guessing.
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  2239. "Get back to work." Breaking Bad is a character study more than anything else. It always has been, always will be, and it's true for each and every single character in the show. Gus represented everything Walt deep down desired to be. The only difference is Gus realized it apparently at a much younger time in his life because he was able to, without the impetus of the cancer diagnosis which is what enabled Walt to finally "Break Bad" to begin with (Episode 1 in my opinion), decide to basically take up crime from an earliER age as a business venture. I think in that spirit and considering this is a character study it's important to basically take your idea of characters being "completely evil" or "completely good" and throw it out the window. It may sound shocking to a lot of people who hear this but I actually think Gus was more benevolent than Walter was. Both technically criminals and by extension considered at least traditionally "evil" people, IMO really Gus managed to take an already volatile business and more or less corporatize/automize it, just as you said. Everything ran like clockwork, according to Mike, and the plan would've continued to work probably indefinitely UNLESS Walt managed to "win" that one and kill Gus the way he actually, in fact, did. I legitimately think the incident with the child was not something he knew about necessarily, I think he was genuinely upset when Jesse told him about it and when he told them to no longer use children I think they took it upon themselves to kill him. As in, it's never specifically stated that Gus actually ordered the child's death. Maybe he did, maybe he didn't. Maybe the child knew too much, but regardless I just don't think Gus ordered it. Maybe not. We'll never know what Gus's reaction to the situation would've been left unattended, Walt jumped the gun on that one for him (to save Jesse, which was admirable in it's own way) but basically all but committed career suicide with Gus whether he subconsciously knew he wanted to be the boss yet or not. But the idea that Gus was evil just because he was someone who sold meth (and fried chicken which is also addictive and kills people, in a way anyway :P) and even because he cut Victor's throat in that one scene I think more than anything else Gus did everything he did simply to further his business interests. He was in the business of meth and chicken, if people didn't want these things, there would be no drug war. No drug business. But unlike real kingpins in real life, Gus actually seemed to value peace as well whenever possible, if only because again his #1 motivation was to make money wherever and whenever he could. A true businessman. And as much as possible stay out of the violent aspect of things because the violence was good for no one, but when it did come time to utilize violence to secure his interests he was as good as any of them in effecting "positive" change for themselves. Drug lords in real life are far more scary than Gustavo Fring was, he actually tried to run his business as peacefully as possible whenever possible because at the end of the day the #1 thing in his mind was growing his business and that also included being able to take care of a work force that all things considered probably included hundreds if not thousands of people. And at the end of the day in his mind, if drugs were so terrible and harmful to people who apparently really, really want them, then it wouldn't be a billions or trillions of dollars a year industry. And if he didn't sell them, someone else would've, he just spent 30 years or so building a logistical network that would make it as safe and as lucrative for himself and his people as possible. And if Walt didn't come along, he'd probably have lived the rest of his life never getting caught for it. Everything in his organization was taken care of and thought about given the benefit of years and years of preparation and building the Los Pollos Hermanos logistical network which was mainly used for as a distribution chain than it was an actual restaurant, but I guess the chicken was pretty good, too :)
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  2240. Nah, he has to use disguises now. Come on man this is the age of Netflix and like over 10 years after Borat which is still one of the most successful comedies of all time, "those people out there won't recognize him" I mean some wouldn't but it only takes one to go "Hey, that's that guy from Borat... wait no it IS Borat" and the bit is instantly ruined. No, he has to use disguises now to avoid that.
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  2241. They should've stopped it at the end. Wolverine is clearly suffering from a CTE. He doesn't even know where he is anymore by the end, spitting out blood, eyes all going different directions as he tries to get his bearings on what's happening. It's just sad and it was clear a few rounds before they finally did it in the end.
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  2242. He's gonna find that he ripped off the wrong person, like somebody who's mobbed up or knows somebody who is. He's all over social media and uses his real name, he won't be hard to find if someone really wanted to do so.
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  2243. can you imagine being like... out in space and thinking about taco bell or whatever. and all you have is beef jerky burritos or whatever lol
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  2244. I can't believe kids like this dude enough to begin with to even be vulnerable to such a scam. I really do hope it's not as blatant as "drop out of school and get famous with my $500 course on becoming an influencer". If he's trying to get kids to drop out of school, that says everything you need to know about him.
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  2245. The idea they'd try prohibition of drugs after they should've learned their lesson with the prohibition of alcohol which literally gave rise to the Mafia in the US is laughably retarded IMO.
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  2246. Nope they're not gonna let another Epstein like situation happen. UNLESS of course Weinstein pays for the opportunity to kill himself like Epstein did as well. The premium package which includes having the security cameras turned off for 15 minutes so nobody knows when, where or how you actually managed to kill yourself -- "you just did". He has to realize that his life is basically over, anyway. And he probably is going to get to the point where he's going to wish for that to happen but some men truly do want to see their name cleared first before doing anything like that. For instance, a lot of people theorize Aaron Rodriguez waited to kill himself until that last appeal he was involved in had gone through. He was actually cleared of the final thing and then a week later he killed himself, because although he didn't do that one thing he DID do the crime he was mainly there for to begin with.
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  2247. EH, I dunno, Siege is so unique that if anything similar enough to be compared to Siege comes out I bet UbiSoft sues them for copyright infringement like PUBG tried with Fortnite. The whole "Breaching rooms in a shooter with teams of "heroes" that each have certain abilities" I mean that's the game is it not?
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  2248. Twenty points to whoever can figure out what the corporate censored words were.... and a billion points if you can figure out why
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  2249. Man they gotta be cops lol... or really dumb. I've been seeing them post all over the place lately.
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  2250. I would've taken that same thing even farther but called her a lawn troll instead of a gnome.
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  2251. honestly if the Devil shat years up, 2020 is explosive, violent, bloody diarrhea and all of his physicians are quietly wondering if he has ebola or something.
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  2252. Well to hear him tell it, nobody was really about their oath anymore so him betraying them is somehow acceptable because nobody was really living according to the code in an idealized way... except Johnny Keys who they killed and on some level it disenchanted him with the entire organization. That's what woke him up I guess, made him realize there really is no honor amongst thieves.
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  2253. I really appreciate Anderson Cooper having a policy on the program to not show the shooter's face OR tell his name. Even though others will, basically. But a lot of these psychopaths do this because they know that no matter what happens, whether they blow their cowardly brains out when it's all over or if they allow themselves to be captured, their kill total is their scorecard and they will have Wikipedia pages made all about them. They'll be not famous, but infamous. Serial killers are like this a lot of the times, as well. Because 10 years from now the tragic thing is nobody but their friends and family members will remember the victims, but for whatever reason as long as the news feeds this monster that is the story about them that at the end of the day ironically enough their names and their likenesses are the only things that people even remember about the tragedies they perpetrated. It's better to acknowledge the act, yes, but to acknowledge anyone but the victims in it I think should be something legally banned from all media just to begin with. They deserve zero recognition on a personal level. And the fact they're basically immortalized in media is only going to lead to more and more and more of these incidents.
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  2254. Oh my fucking God I can't STAND Lawrence O'Donnell. Can't stand him, to me I would put his face next to the definition of "Shit-eating Grin" at the very least in the Urban Dictionary. He's always got this "gotcha face" even when he's spouting complete and utter bullshit. Oh well, he built some desks for some kids in Africa though and he reminds you of that what feels like every single time he's on TV. I don't watch MSNBC, my wife does, but I'm constantly overhearing things like "Why does anybody listen to this shit at all?"
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  2255. I can't even begin to imagine the fear those soldiers must have felt on that day.
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  2256. Bethesda and Rockstar Games IMO are the biggest disappointments in gaming, to a lesser extent Rockstar. I have a feeling it's gonna be cool to hate Rockstar by the time the next GTA6 comes out and they show that they have in fact learned everything they did from GTA5's GTA Online. I will be shocked if there's a singleplayer mode in GTA6 at all, to be honest. As far as RDR3, if RDR2's online mode fails I bet they never make another one again. Not for a long ass time anyway. And by extension single player experiences will become a secondary thing to the online mode, which when it comes to companies that made their bones creating the BEST single player games to suddenly shift and change that identity to emphasize online more, it's just sad, it's gonna leave a huge void behind that they used to fill with quality.
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  2257.  @h.a.9880  The sad thing is, a lot of people can't afford it but do it anyway. These sorts of games tap into a part of human psychology and exploit it, whether it's the desire to "keep up" or simply the thrill of gambling in general which is to spend money with the hopes that you'll make even more money as a result. The problem with this game compared to traditional gambling is it takes advantage of the same parts of the human brain but at least with gambling there is a chance you will get your money back or even make a profit. It's not a good chance but the chance is still there. When it comes to this it's all the negative aspects of the same psychological phenomenon but the chance you'll recoup anything of actual value is literally zero. The only way you'll get any of that money back is if you decide to sell your account later but you won't get nearly the amount back that you ever put in and in fact Blizzard might even ban the account if they ever found out it was sold because it negatively effects their bullshit bottom line.
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  2258. Activision is probably the real culprit. They're cancer. They poison everything they touch, eventually. Long gone are the days of Diablo 1-2, Warcraft 1-3, the early years of WoW, etc. Honestly I think WoW is what killed them. Just look at Rockstar games, GTA Online was originally just an after thought and now it has supplanted their plans for single player DLC in favor of giving people more and more things to buy $100 shark cards for.
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  2259.  @JoannaVancouver  I mean I know how stupid you're making yourself look in context by the fact you don't understand it lol, the joke in this thing you might understand is called sarcasm is that these fucking lunatics are so on board with animal rights that they may as well be lobbying for the rights for trees to vote as well. Again, I can't believe I just had to explain that to you but liberals are certainly not world renowned for their ability to cope with the modern world or it's colloquialisms, policies or cultures, to such an extent these fucking weirdos think they actually have a reasonable snowballs chance in hell at actually getting meat products banned just because they don't like it. I tell you what, I am going to eat three steaks for every animal rights activist I encounter. One for myself, one for the steak you aren't willing to eat, and of course one more just to spite you because I am sure the look on your face would be priceless. PRICELESS.
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  2260. yea and it retails for 49.99 he said and it's also important to realize that's in Canadian money so it's approximately $65
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  2261. Johnny Depp is like "I wouldn't return to Pirates of the Caribbean for Disney for any amount of money. Not even if they paid me $300 million dollars." and Mickey Mouse is like ".... how about $301 million dollars?"
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  2262.  NBA  no.
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  2263. The main thing is I think opiate addicts need hospitals, not handcuffs. The fact it's a criminal issue and not a medical one is one huge part of the problem.
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  2264. This is gonna backfire. They are going to turn a lot of people off by doing this so if it's over a loss in revenue or whatever, ironically people who were about to donate to them suddenly won't and they'll donate to someone else instead. If it's for defaming their organization, they can't possible be defamed by him more than they're already defaming themselves.
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  2265.  @CankleCankle  I never said there was anything wrong with being a vet?
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  2266. Putin campaigned on the promise he'd never conscript people over a certain age. He lied about that. That's just one of many things he's lied about. But there are campaign ads where in an alternate "non-Putin" reality a man aged 58 would get drafted under the new leadership, obviously implying such a thing would never happened under Putin himself. And then it did.
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  2267. Why does it have to be nazis? Like every single time
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  2268. "HBO poured all of it's resources into one final season". Please. Don't blame HBO for this, HBO wanted to drain it's bank accounts and give us at least 10 seasons with the standard 10 episodes each, presumably, while GRRM believed it had 12-13 seasons in it. The decision was not on either of them. The decision falls on D&D, predominately, but you also have to consider that's at least two more years more like 4-5 (based on how long this took) of their lives. Maisie started at age 12, ended at 22, to put it in perspective. It almost makes you wonder to do an epic fantasy on the scale they did on which fans are spoiled now for longer than 8 seasons is even possible with live actors.
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  2269. The good news is I bet almost nobody messed with him in jail. First off, he's not going to some max security or anything, in fact I think what he did technically constitutes white collar. Not fun by any means but not as dangerous as it can get, either. Also, I mean come on, when they're hearing he was ripping Microsoft off basically they're gonna respect that, also when they find out they're doing it just so the poorer people can have computers still, I mean come on. They'll be like "you can fix my computer too?"
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  2270. It is definitely a problem when like a good portion of these people's fathers are like dead or in prison. That is a cyclical problem. Drug war needs to end.
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  2271. 5000 gold is $628 ? Oh, nevermind, classic WOW gold. Still, Jesus Christ.
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  2272. the lighting made me feel very purple
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  2273. I can't believe he actually just said this to Conan. What the fuck? @9:27
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  2274. That is one of the most damaging aspects of it, you feel dirty and you feel like it's your fault that it's happening. It absolutely, categorically isn't and I honestly wish I could round up every single person that does this and put a bullet between their eyes.
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  2275. I mean with snowflakes like that the only way he had a chance would be if he translated his other logical comments/arguments into emotional appeals just like his audience. Be outraged yourself, dude, like "It's because I'm brown isn't it?" I guarantee he'd not only have been allowed to stay, he'd get an honorary degree from Columbia in the field of his choice and he'd probably also get a written apology from the Dean.
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  2276. Joe "Trust me I've looked at a lot of dicks in my lifetime" Rogan
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  2277. China not only manufactured the virus and unleashed it on the world, they developed the vaccine for it first. This is all secret for now, obviously, or it's something that even the government in the West doesn't want to get out because the fact is people would be clamoring for a war with China. It would be devastating for both sides, but the fact is that we depend on China for manufacturing of just about everything, not just basic household things -- like China makes something like 80% of the world's medicines too. If we go to war with China, the indirect consequences of that would be devastating. It is a matter of time before the truth does come out, but this entire story is only just beginning at this point.
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  2278. Well, it's already a cold war yeah. For sure that's what this is, we're in it right now with China and Russia. I fear that it will devolve into a full blown military conflict.
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  2279. Love the American Flag on the back of the car. That and having like country music radio station stickers on the back of your car are some of the best ways to avoid getting pulled over.
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  2280. I just farted and I don't care if Italy knows it or not. Thug life. Toot toot.
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  2281. Sadly the only way I think we can expect a new one is gonna coincide with a massive wave of new interest in Middle Earth again. Maybe if the proposed reboot of LotR as an Amazon or Netflix or whatever show might do it (if it's done well) ... I was holding my breath when The Hobbit movies were coming out but alas it never happened. One can only hope. Oh well I know for a fact I'm not buying it until it comes out on Steam.
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  2282. Jayz is becoming the go-to PC builder for the stars. I mean first Terry Crews and now Post Malone. Straight up this guy is to PC gaming what TV Johnny is to jewelry and grills for rappers.
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  2283. Robbed at gunpoint? For $18 million dollars? $18 MILLION DOLLARS? A bag with $1 million in 100 bills weighs 22 pounds. That means whoever got robbed was carrying 400 pounds of cash on them at the time. If he thinks that's gonna fly... wow.
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  2284. I have never seen a female security guard in my life, not to call you a liar or anything. Maybe she's a handler for the actual guys or something, the voice that goes through the earpiece so to speak. Beyond that, no fking idea.
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  2285. I don't know that it will end any time soon. Ukraine isn't surrendering until they have nothing left to fight with but rocks. Putin isn't backing down because he is already the most hated man in the world right now and to completely destroy Russia's reputation and currency and then get defeated by a smaller, sad to say weaker nation to boot? That would be humiliating. And that's a really dangerous thing to happen to a man whose ego is so huge and who, as you said, is so obsessed with power. Putin is willing to do anything to win and that is what scares me the most. He's gonna break out the nukes if he can't win any other way. That is unfortunately I think where it's going to go. There will be a false flag and Putin will use it to try to justify using nuclear weapons. One way or another I am afraid that's what is going to happen.
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  2286. It was a vote against Trump more than it was a vote for Biden
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  2287. Watching the speeches last night during the debacle that was the Iowa DNC during Warren's and Sander's speeches I kept interrupting the broadcast to my friend saying "OK, that all sounds really, really nice. Really, it does. But HOW do you intend on actually delivering all of these things? Free tuition at all public universities? Free healthcare for all citizens? Universal income by default for all people regardless of if they work or not? Okay. HOW do you pay for it? You hear them talking about all these things they're gonna do but they NEVER tell you how they plan on doing it. Why? Because then you wouldn't vote for them. There is no other way to pay for the trillions of dollars of programs they're talking about without raising every single person's taxes. It won't be free at all.
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  2288.  @omarakadroopy1  I too have kinda found myself over the years making reference to the passage of time by whether it was "before" or "after" 9/11.
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  2289. Look at his eyes when the judge reads out the sentence for the second charge. 8:24
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  2290. JamesNintendoNerd aka the Angry Video Game Nerd's channel is one of THE WORST about pushing this bullshit RAID Shadow Legends and NORD VPN, among other things. They have people in their comments sections making fun of them now, which is funny because it appears to be happening enough that Mike can't possibly censor it all. Whatever you do, don't ask why he fired Bootsy, he'll ghost ban you in the comments as well. The truth is he did fire him, though, and that was a college friend of theirs. James can't be more of shrimp dicked coward about it, either. It's apparent he doesn't run his own channel and probably never has. He doesn't even run his own marriage, so there's that, he's probably changed every single one of his kids' diapers while his wife sips lemonade and scratches her twat.
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  2291. It's really this simple. The answers to everything lie in Jon's heritage. People are like "Oh so he's the heir to the Iron Throne, it never meant anything?" No it meant everything. It's not that he had a better claim than she did, which actually arguably Gendry had the better claim once legitimized than either of them ever did. It's that they're both Targaryens, and we know that in their lives Targaryens have a coin flip, a 50/50 chance of going good or evil. IF we now know Jon was a Targaryen this entire time, the differences between them couldn't be more clear in retrospect. She did SOME good things, but she did so with a hateful, furious vengeance, and it overtook her. Meanwhile Jon at the end is begging her to give her at least one sign she's not completely lost, to show mercy, and she says something along the lines of what Joffrey said in Season 1 that, something along the lines of "Mercy's for the weak"
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  2292.  @myredfast  Again, I am not trying to do it myself or anything. I just wanted to see what he meant exactly by way of a final product and MDMA for example. My guess is whatever it is is finished in a powder form. And to get enough to make a tablet, idk, that's the other thing. Thanks for offering a better answer than the other guy, holy shit "You're on a list now" lmfao
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  2293.  @myredfast When someone says "You're on a list" that normally gets eye-rolls out of me, first off, we're all on at least one list somewhere. That's kind of what I was getting at is first off, you're not just gonna take the bark off the tree and eat it or whatever as this tool before you suggested, saying that nothing transformative was done with it blah blah blah, but ultimately yes it sounds to me like it'd evaporate one way or another leaving only a powder which must then be pressed one way or another -- pill presses came to mind. And yeah those are incredibly expensive. Again, I have no interest in actually doing it myself and I am not even interested in chemistry let alone interested in drugs enough to oversee the fact that I hated chemistry in school. It's just interesting to me to see what people can take from nature and turn into something else entirely, even while understanding that step by step can't and shouldn't be shown. But yeah this guy thinks he's Bill Nye the science guy, he's honestly more in line with a cantankerous, smelly vagina wart than that, IMHO.
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  2294. It's ironic that Donald Trump is compared to a gangster when Rudy Giuliani is one of the most important people to ever fight the mob in NYC history. He was the one that really started taking advantage of RICO to catch them, etc. And he's Trump's attorney hahaha
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  2295. $15 times 1,000,000 = $150 million dollars. Diablo Immortal is making approximately $1 million a day. $30 million a month. So no, WoW is still making more than Diablo Immortal. By quite a large margin.
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  2296.  @ZeranZeran  It's math. Those are the figures Blizzard is reporting for monthly income for Diablo Immortal. Look it up.
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  2297.  @ZeranZeran  They still have to pay for their accounts though don't they? What about this confuses you? Bots or not, a subbed account is a subbed account. Stupid.
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  2298.  @minuette1752  Everquest was the shit back in the day. That game was a little bit TOO hardcore though.
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  2299.  @minuette1752  I don't know what WoW has sub wise. "Less than 1 Million Subs" could be anything from 1 sub to 1 million subs.
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  2300. That's the real takeaway from this is the cop thought he was solving the problem by harassing one guy over his "I Eat Ass" stickers and there are probably now thousands of vehicles rolling around that have the same sticker just out of principle. That's what you call literally making a mountain out of a mole hill with your actions.
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  2301.  @WhiteGuardRUS  Why was it necessary? He was doing better fighting mostly defensive positions while taking advantage of the North's apprehension and in some cases unwillingness to be aggressive with them. That was their primary strategy was to harass and outlast and then basically get public support for the war in the North SO LOW they'd be forced to come to terms of surrender. Him pushing the situation at all when he did and going North (primarily because of the plans being lost, but also because it was an aggressive -- not defensive -- move to begin with). I don't think they needed to capture Washington, DC to force the end of the war. They just needed to make it to the end of Abraham Lincoln's presidency but they had to keep things in the war either stagnated OR going badly until then to keep public opinion surrounding the war as low as possible.
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  2302. I think honestly it's not just Trump as far as being divisive "politically speaking" but also Obama as well. Trump's election was only made possible arguably because of Obama. It's a direct response to the Obama administration, you go from one extreme to the other. So honestly Greg's quiz should have had A) the election of Trump, B) the election of Obama, C) All of the Above and D) Eggs. By the way we all know the correct answer is Eggs. Eggs are single handedly the most controversial food in the world.
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  2303. It could always be the CIA using beyond state of the art technology, secret military shit like from Area 51 itself, then get people in convincing enough Alien costumes and do the same thing. It could also be that it's one of the greatest organized hoaxes of all time and these kids made a life pact to maintain the story for their entire lives. My question is if they had cameras to interview the kids right after it happened, where were the cameras WHEN it happened? Forget the testimonials after, get the video proof too if possible or forever be asked "Why not?"
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  2304. This is beyond sad. I guess when you have 157 and counting children you just look at the one kid who needs the help most no better than the kid in your high school class, maybe, who is the most troubled. Just wrote him off like a piece of garbage. What great Christian ideals this man represents.
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  2305. I love black people names lol. Take a nice classic like "Jack" or "Jackson" and throw a little hot sauce on it. Ta da! Jaxerius
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  2306. ​ @benackdrums  It didn't, it ties into the word "Figs" and it's relevance to socialism, and IT'S relevance to Che Guevara, and of course how that all ties into the Bible. If it's all about the similarity of the word Figs to the word Fags, then that's because you chose to make it about that and then chose to get mad about it. See my first reply to this comment thread for more exposition on the kind of person you are. Also do me a favor and upvote your comment real quick to prove you didn't just upvote it yourself. If you did, that would be really "figgy". :') " Also, "Trumptards". I never said I supported Trump, if that's what you deduced from it again that's just you finding hidden meanings where there aren't necessarily any there.
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  2307.  @benackdrums  Never said I wasn't a Trump supporter, either. I just never said, you deduced it. This is the problem we've established you have. It's a bad one, too. Also there's an edit feature before you double post again next time.
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  2308. In a world where people are trained to not be able to take a joke, is there even a place for comedians anymore? I think people who get offended that easily should be pre-determined somehow and banned from these events. Like, I can't think of a worse place for someone who is easily offended to go than a fking comedy show.
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  2309. He has terrible body language, it's not his fault, he just doesn't seem to have a confident bone in his body.
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  2310. If you play the game, you best know the rules. If you break and enter into someone's house, don't cry when and if you get shot.
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  2311. Actually, she is right. There was a group of hundreds of witches that gathered together to basically channel all of their energies against Trump. I dunno about the whole "invoking spirits against Trump" thing because wiccans tend not to dabble in invocation/evocation of demons, basically, which is what that implies, but they 100% got together and used their powers together to do SOMETHING against Trump. Whether it worked or not I have no idea, but that is true.
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  2312. One thing a lot of people don't realize is Air Force One isn't even a plane. It's just the call signal they use to identify the plane the President is flying in at any given time, of which there's a small fleet of the same Boeings. They even will fly multiple at the same time reportedly with some serving as decoys just in case an attack happens or something, maximize the chances of the President's survival. Unlike the movie Air Force One, though, which featured a secret emergency escape pod -- that doesn't exist. It isn't on any of the Air Force One planes.
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  2313. I would say in terms of insanity Onision and Trisha Payton and Nikocado are the holy trinity. yes. All for different reasons
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  2314. 99% of the Dr Phil videos don't allow you to comment.... UNTIL NOW. Man as soon as this guy admitted he didn't know the difference between coming off as desperate vs interested it's like... I dunno most of us figure that out by the time we're like 25. Maybe 30 at the very least. Also, never, ever talk more than the girl. If you are talking more than her, you won't see her again, that's just one of the laws of nature I guess or something. Even with a girl who is more quiet, the better way to look interested is to, you know, look interested. Ask her about herself, they'll figure you out on their own.
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  2315. God that all looks horrible. I can't believe the owner comes out so confident like "Oh this is my own mac and cheese fresh every day" and it's just the saddest, runniest mac and cheese I've ever seen. Then they show how they're boiling the crabs in a sink. I'm done. That's fucking awful. I dunno what it will take to shut it down, maybe someone dying from an alien parasitic worm that found it's way into any number of the ... uhhhh dishes they serve.
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  2316. Yeah man Freud was a huge cokehead. Beyond that are cigarettes a gateway drug? No, but I do think in this day and age especially less and less people of the non-sketch variety are smoking (I still smoke by the way, so not all of us lol) so like I think in a way if you associate with other smokers or people who use substances on an addictive level your chances of running into drugs of any kind must go up substantially.
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  2317. God dang these people aren't stupid they need help. Real, serious help. Like the kind they'll get in prison. HAHAAHAHA
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  2318.  @StoneCoolds  It's gonna get worse too, when people figure out the whole ghost gun thing and realize they don't even need to buy the guns anymore.
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  2319. The dude did the test perfectly but Jesus 1.32 when the limit is 0.08 haha Listen, you know how easy it is though to get 0.08 BAC? Very easy. If you get pulled over and breathalyzed after even a lightweight's night (one beer or so) at the bar then chances are very good you're gonna fail the test. But 1.32 is something else
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  2320. I think it's genius honestly
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  2321. Why is it the US's job to come fight your battles for you? Maybe if you had more oil deposits or strategic resources we needed we'd consider it, but right now our relationship with China is too good. We need your slaves to make us affordable iPhones, but we are growing more and more disgusted by the way you're treating Hong Kongers. They're not coming here, though. You might should consider live ammuntion after all. (Don't really, by the way, unless you wanna see just how many countries besides the US are horrified by what's happening in HK right now)
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  2322. He should've left it at paragraph one of two. Paragraph one, he acknowledges the statement by Anthony Rapp, he apologizes for it, maybe leave the drunken bits out of it but that's not a necessary thing necessarily. Apologize again, and be done with it. But then he attaches the paragraph two which almost seems like something he copy pasted from his "when I choose to come out" note on his iPhone or whatever. It literally feels like he's almost like saying "well, ah. I feel better after apologizing, so much better I think it's time you guys knew the truth! I am in fact gay! Go ahead I will wait for the slowclap to build." Like he almost doesn't even realize what he did is not just fucking wrong, it's illegal, and he doesn't seem to get it yet or something. I guess he was drunk when he responded within like an hour or whatever at the original outset of all of this but I bet his PR guy is about ready to fire him, not the other way around, if only for making the rash decision to post the dumbest "coming out" statement I've ever seen in my entire life.
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  2323. I guarantee off camera if he like was greeted at the door by Michael who was just in his socks, he asked "shoes on or off?". For one thing he looks like he comes from a family or region that would have an opinion on it, so it shouldn't be a foreign idea to him. I know me personally, the first thing that would pop in my mind as I noticed is: "OK, on a cultural level among other things, I am going to ask if he has a preference on the shoe thing or not -- if only to save my own life, cause, yeah, that's how Mafia works.". Cause some cultures I know like Indian people (well, I had a friend who dated an Indian chick -- she was hot af, too -- but the one or two times I went over there it was a shoes off house for sure) ask that you leave your shoes at the door. But in America no it's not even close to being a standardized thing, I know feet are generally smellier out of shoes than in them but it really all just depends what the priorities of the homeowner are I guess.
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  2324. I remember skipping school one day and doing nothing but playing flash games, they were hosted on several websites with yeah Newgrounds being the most famous one. And yes FOR SURE I played Ray, I don't know if I played the sequel to it or not. Probably though. We're talking like 2003 or 2004 when this was.
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  2325. I love how he looks around after each punchline as if his eyes can hear the laughter better than his ears or something
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  2326. You know... just in case you're ever being chased by a grizzly bear, that's why most people own guns in the first place, I am pretty sure. Doesn't happen often, sure, but when it does, BA-DAT-TAT-TAT-TAT-TAT
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  2327. Ironic choice of words there lol... I would love to go see them live, though
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  2328. As an avid HOI4 player... this just makes me appreciate it that much more. Once the war ramps up gas and oil is very difficult to get if you play as Germany, unless you do some very specific things. You just simply can't get it and you can't really produce it on your own, only way to get it is via trade and in the heat of the war your ships are just gonna get sunk. And honestly the gas problem exists to this day. They're very much dependent on Russia for oil.
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  2329. Daniel Plainview is an atheist can be explained best by the intro of the film as well as the fact that he is a narcissist and narcissists quite literally worship themselves by definition, leaving no room for something else like a deity or something. But he was laying there at the bottom of that crude mineshaft he built himself, leg broken, and this "God" did not answer his prayers if he said any at all. He didn't spring forth from the heavens to come rescue him. No, Daniel saved HIMSELF.
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  2330. well one thing you can say Trump did right is he took the handcuffs off the military and allowed them to destroy ISIS with impunity
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  2331. The old lady holding the knife at the end of the video (the one standing at the doorway caught by the RING camera) looks JUST LIKE the Mom from Requiem for a Dream. Like, JUST like her.
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  2332. All those gash scars and tattoos on his face, he looks like he'd fit in perfectly as an MS-13 member. EDIT: And apparently he was in a gang. Not sure which one, he does look like any one of those guys you'd see on Lockup or Gangland or whatever. And he's spent more time in his life behind bars than not. So even though he is a serial killer it wasn't just some maniac going around stalking and hunting targets down and spontaneously deciding to attack them. According to the judge everyone who was targeted was targeted for a reason. It WAS done with premeditation. That's one of the main things they usually have to prove when going for First Degree Murder. Like that you meant to do it, you set out to do it and you carried it out according to plan.
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  2333. Honestly if you live in California and haven't moved yet it's probably too late. California is not just literally but also metaphorically burning before our very eyes. The homeless problem is another issue altogether. Homeless people mean crime rates increase and property values diminish. You can't even walk through most parks in the most liberal cities in California without coming across dozens of little homeless communities, and like a trail of breadcrumbs you can frequently find them by following the trails of needles left haphazardly out in the open for anyone including your kids or yourself to accidentally step on. For all the net positives California offers, among which are beautiful weather AND climate, everything else especially on the human side and the management side is unbelievably bad. All this on top of some of the highest, if not the actual highest, taxes in the entire country.
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  2334. Mail men are the drug dealers of the future. I mean, uhhh... nevermind.
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  2335. So, if any of you happen to get hit in the head by a huge plastic beam with a piece of Pizza super-glued to it.. you know who to contact.
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  2336. I would never be the guy who goes out to the club or parties with people and is gonna be the "bump guy" because if you've ever done cocaine you know that if you are just leaving it at one bump you may as well not be doing it. All it's going to do is piss you off more than it's not. It's great as long as you still have more but in the back of your mind you also know that the more you do, the better the night will be but also the worse the end of the night will be. Especially if you're getting bunk ass consumer coke that's been stepped on like 5-12 times before you get it. It's hard to breathe at the end of the evening, nearly impossible to sleep, and if you don't have weed or anything to help with the comedown prepare to be really really depressed for like a day or two. TL;DR -- don't fuck with cocaine. To me the lows of cocaine are not worth the high that precedes it. I can totally see people committing suicide during a bad cocaine comedown.
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  2337. Hitler didn't escape. He was too late. He didn't believe it was over until the writing was truly on the wall. Others did leave though and they did get away to South America, successfully. But Hitler himself has since been identified via dental records, those being some of the only surviving things regarding Hitler and his monstrous legacy. He was hoping to destroy all evidence of his body though hoping crackpot conspiracy theories just like this would propagate well into the future. The truth is a lot of the Nazis did successfully flee; there ARE German colonies in Argentina and Brazil today where there are only white people who speak only German. Dr. Josef Mengele is one of them. Sadly, he got away. But Hitler did not. It's been proven.
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  2338. One thing a lot of people don't realize is Air Force One isn't even a plane. It's just the call signal they use to identify the plane the President is flying in at any given time, of which there's a small fleet of the same Boeings. They even will fly multiple at the same time reportedly with some serving as decoys just in case an attack happens or something, maximize the chances of the President's survival. Unlike the movie Air Force One, though, which featured a secret emergency escape pod -- that doesn't exist. It isn't on any of the Air Force One planes.
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  2339. I am not even gonna waste my time. You came at me swinging, calling me a fucking moron, and I said nothing to you to provoke it. At all. You want a fight. I am not gonna give you one. I don't care enough to change your mind. And the simple fact you would come at me like that is sixth-grade pussy shit. So I thought I would put it in language I thought you might understand a little better. The difference between a journalist and reporter is the difference between a cop and detective. Slim to none
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  2340. I can't believe it took him faking his girlfriend's death for them to finally be like "Jaystation you're deviously full of shit". This is the fking guy who contacted every dead celebrity in recent memory by Ouija board... or even called them on his fucking phone. Texted them. This guy has BEEN bottom of the barrel YouTube as long as he's been relevant enough to mention at all.
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  2341. Trump 2020 then for sure if this happens. Basically it's almost guaranteed anyway for a lot of reasons some now more serious and more emergent than others but if you really have a bunch of the salty Bernie fans who are like "Never-Biden" more than they're "Never-Trump" then you deserve to lose, frankly. I think the Democratic Party has an identity crisis, badly. You have the establishment which is of course what Biden is going to be, a safe, familiar, establishment candidate. Then you have the new school of people in the Democratic party, namely AOC who I would consider actually kicking out of the Democratic party for all the friction she's caused single-handedly in her own party. She basically bullied Nancy Pelosi (of all people) into pursuing impeachment anyway who resisted it knowing that it was a waste of time, and then turns around and continues to insult her anyway. She's a troublemaker and she's essentially in the middle of creating her own movement and her own party anyway, it's just so far been at the complete detriment of the Democratic Party itself.
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  2342.  @roselikethewine  Not wasting any more time arguing about this.
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  2343. I want you to say hi to my cat so I might be out of $30 soon
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  2344. The man kind of sounds like Joe Biden. If you took away his face and just listened to his voice like from a distance, you might even assume it was Joe Biden speaking. Random observation of mine
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  2345. 0:53 -- that's right man play the game. extend that visa. Seriously. I am being dead ass serious right now like in a year this shit is probably still going to be going on and you don't wanna get deported back to... you know where.
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  2346. I was just pointing out that the documentary didn't mention it, whatsoever, probably because said events were unfolding "or not" during the filming of this documentary. It all "happened" around Christmas '09/early '10 allegedly. Allegedly enough that he is now in prison
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  2347. We've been there so long now people forget we're even still at war there
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  2348. @Alex Franke If he did it it was most likely in the heat of the moment, making it 2nd degree murder I believe. A good lawyer could argue it down to manslaughter most likely, but yeah. I don't think he planned on it necessarily, but now that Colleen pointed it out she could have just as easily been abandoned by him after a fight and now he legitimately doesn't even know what happened to her but being the last one to officially see her, of course he's going to be the primary suspect they currently have.
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  2349. Yeah even the tourists who manage to get into North Korea (I think the only way you can get in is from China) one of the first things they do is they stop by the statues and even the tourists are required to pay homage and leave flowers and generally act respectful. Also, that's one of the last places you wanna get in trouble overseas. The US embassy for instance won't be able to get you out if you do get detained there.
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  2350. Onision's magnum opus is "I'm a banana". Either that or "I'm a burrito. Eat. My. Butt." like works of art that could move mountains.
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  2351. I really hope that the people benefiting from this are taking full advantage of it. You got access to showers so you don't have to go into a job interview looking homeless, you could even go back to school and work part time. It can change their lives but sadly I imagine most of them are living month to month and once this vacation is over they'll just happily go back on the streets and remember the "glory days of when they let us stay in a hotel for free. Pass the crack."
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  2352. Some of the worst gangland shootings happen during broad daylight. It doesn't just stop during the day and resume at night, they literally don't care about that stuff.
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  2353. This is going to end up becoming the "Let's Roll" of the 9/11 era for these guys. Let their bravery inspire the others. Russia will pay for this one way or another.
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  2354. ​ Klausbärbel Fömm  It's because the company wants their product to be used by the rich and famous to such an extent they will even give it to them for free. It works for cigarettes, it works for clothes, it works for electronics. Apple has given away more free phones to celebrities than you can possibly imagine. I do understand psychology works into it but I think it's mainly just a "we'll eat this cost and hope he uses it on camera in front of his millions of fans" or better yet someone who wants the exact same setup he has. And beyond that just this in itself is a free commercial that was, again, seen by millions. That's why this happens. It's business.
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  2355. Jimmy Fallon is the absolute fakest talk show host that has ever lived. And I mean that's really saying something. The forced, fake, desperate laughter. He wasn't like that before The Tonight Show, I don't know what happened to him.
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  2356. Kangaroos saw two leggeds actually soaring in from the heavens like those wingling creatures, saying "what devilry is this? ATTACK? ATTACK!"
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  2357. That struck me as odd too. Some people probably think that a deleted text message is "deleted" though. Like anything else in the digital era, nothing is truly able to be deleted. They have ways of getting the information they need, one way or another.
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  2358. NBC just won't rest until they successfully stoke the fires of a race war.
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  2359. @big tornadoes It's tragic, and I think the LEOs should be held accountable, it's just right now the country is very close to rioting I think. That's the LAST thing that needs to happen right now. Punish the cops responsible after an investigation done preferably by someone who is not a police officer themselves, if possible, like the FBI for instance, and if they should be held responsible for manslaughter or something, do it. But no I do blame the liberal media in particular for doing it NOW. People are scared, they're hurting and now you have the race war cheerleaders going through the motions just like they have every single time. By the way, there have been some of these "high profile cop on black crime" incidents that I do believe were justified. Unfortunate, but justified. Some however I think the police belong in jail after the fact for cold blooded murder. So I hear you. Riots and coronavirus seem like a bad combination.
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  2360. @big tornadoes I am not a conservative, I am more libertarian which I guess is more conservative than it's not but I believe in ending the drug war, which disproportionately effects black men and other minorities than white. And over half of the prison population accounts for people that fit that description. Conservatives don't hate black people. Some do, sure, like an embarrassing amount of them but they're very much in the minority. Republicans actually ironically would probably help black people more than Democrats ever did, with Lyndon B. Johnson basically allegedly claiming he only signed the Civil Rights Act because he'd have the "N-words voting Democratic for a hundred years". Democrats have been playing that "we're a friend of the people and we're the beacons of social justice" thing forever but ask yourself what have they ever actually done for you? Besides hook you up to something that would make you dependent on them versus helping you all like, learn skills that don't involve making burgers and fries. I would take all the money they are wasting on fighting the drug war and actually create social programs that would reward people for taking the initiative and learning a skill or a profession and we'd even help you learn it. I think that's the best way to end the cycle, not taking more handouts.
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  2361. Pump and dump is like Wolf of Wall Street shit. One of the oldest investment scams in the book
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  2362. The production value of all these videos is basically impeccable.
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  2363. It does sort of follow the drug dealer's MO. At first the drugs are free, then once you're addicted they start charging. The worst of the worst let you open "lines of credit" with them and will loan the drugs out to you THEN start charging plus interest over time and they don't even want you to ever fully pay them back so they can continue sucking more and more and more from you until you either quit or die.
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  2364. I really LOVE this new series. Please let Harry keep doing this. He's probably my new favorite VICE reporter
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  2365. I think it's really disgusting how the couple in question feel entitled that they should be able to get their cake from any place they wish. I think most cake places would be happy to have their business. Some places say "No shirt, no shoes, no service" and that's allowed. I think to be FORCED to serve anyone for any reason is nothing but a bad thing.
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  2366. grabs notepad
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  2367. I thought Leafy was retired anyway? He just fell off the face of the Earth for a few years THEN next thing I know he's back... and now he's banned? I guess h3h3 was right, his old format won't work the way new YouTube is.
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  2368. Asmongold is gonna lose his channel over this? Wow.
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  2369. "Bitcoin King" please, this guy only made like $1 million from it? The hacker Gummo got into Bitcoin EXTREMELY early and was one of the first people using supercomputers to mine it. The guy ended up mining like 50,000 bitcoins or something, some stupid number I forget, which if you valued it in modern bitcoin prices it would be worth BILLIONS. This guy is notable only because he's an average joe who made $1 million only to lose it. Yawn. The real kings of crypto would laugh at this.
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  2370. you have to figure they're going to do a little bit more than they would for "normal" customers with a big ass camera and camera crew in their faces.
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  2371. Money may not be the root of ALL evil but it certainly is the root of most of it.
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  2372. If you think these guys are interesting you should go watch that VICE segment they did on these twins from Atlanta who are called the ATL twins. By day, they're paralegals. By night, they're huge into partying and that also includes having sex with the same girl at the same time and basically sharing everything because, well, they're twins. They were also featured in the movie Spring Breakers. If you've seen it, you probably remember the twins in it. That's them, basically playing themselves.
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  2373.  @johnpablo2772  Well, you're right about that. That was an unconventional war though. Most of the time when you are at war with a country, you're at war with the country. They wear uniforms to distinguish themselves from each other. When it came to Afghanistan we weren't really at war with Afghanistan as much as we were at war with the Taliban and the Taliban don't really wear uniforms like that. Well, they didn't used to anyway but someone very generous gave them $80 billion worth of gear. But nah prior to that they used that to their advantage where it was impossible to tell who was in their ranks or not because they all looked alike.
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  2374. Honestly if you can't sleep in your auto-piloting Tesla then what is the point of buying one
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  2375. If I was like... a plumber or something I'd be furious right now. Basically they're going to take money from people who opted not to buy into the scam that is college to pay off the people that did. Biden understands that's his voter base. He knows he's not going to get the vote of most blue collar workers anyway, he's going for the votes from liberal arts sucknuts. We need more working class people as it is. Not everyone should be going to college in the first place. But here they are making less money and now their taxes are most likely going to go up to accommodate for the $300 billion student loan forgiveness BS. Acting like "poof" now you don't owe the full amount anymore. Nothing is free. I know that shocks most Biden voters, but NOTHING is free.
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  2376. join the clizzub
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  2377.  @playinragz  You think he's lying about his Mom dying too? He claims he found her lying dead on the floor of the kitchen after a cocaine bender or something, I forget.
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  2378.  @Lavish_Clipz  If there's some like "where are they now?" for these kids that's news to me. And for those that aren't currently in jail, I did say 80% either ARE in jail or HAVE BEEN in jail. I could maybe extend it even further and say "Or will probably go to jail at some point in their lives". Doesn't seem like there's a statistical likelihood of a good outcome for them.
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  2379.  @Ekip-jz9qc  Yeah. I've heard of them. So?
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  2380. I mean I dunno about any of the wars America's been in since this happened but truly, the collective efforts of what was like I think 22 nations was what it took to stop Hitler. And I am proud to say that every single one of them are all nothing short of heroes. The fact we are having this conversation in English right now versus German says everything. The bravest men the world has ever known, who most of them knew especially during D Day that a lot of them were just going to die. But some weren't. That was the crux of the plan, a gamble if you will, they knew that a lot of them were going to die in the process but they did it anyways. If they didn't invade when they did and where they did, or if these men backed out somehow or whatever, it would have failed.
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  2381.  @dangbear5933  I don't believe in any globalist conspiracy theories. I do believe in rich/powerful people working together in backrooms to effect change in the world, yes, but I don't think China and the US are greasing each other's palms in these backrooms right now. That's just a little bit too tin foily for me.
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  2382.  @teamtwiistz  It's hard to say if they really wanted to beat them or not, I think there's a strategic advantage to having something like them around if you really think about it, but our main interests were simply to occupy at the time. Period. Not to defeat the Taliban, even if that's what they were saying was the goal. Meanwhile, it just wasn't being put in the faces of the people, otherwise if the news was covering the war like they were back during Vietnam it'd probably have had to end a lot sooner. They learned their lesson back then, and yeah the state of our own news is not that great either. It's just not censored news, so still better, but yeah like they're not gonna be talking about wars that have been going on for over a decade you know, let alone wars that would be won. But make no mistake, if another Adolf Hitler came around, they'd formulate a strategy to actually defeat you. Go ask ISIS. They're a shadow of what they were before, but again, it's easier to fight an enemy in uniform than it is to fight "sheep herders in Afghanistan". We took that threat as seriously as you make it sound. Don't act shocked. Second comment, TL;DR. Whine on, commy-capitalist boy. Whine on.
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  2383. ​ @teamtwiistz  Again, we're not trying to take over China. I don't know why you keep harping on that. As far as an enemy in uniform vs. an enemy not in uniform, we're talking the difference between the PLA and "sheep herders in Afghanistan". We take one a bit more seriously than the other, obviously. We're talking hypotheticals here anyway. As in, "China vows to respond to the US's new laws" -- ok. Do what, exactly? Blah blah blah, you're a good little Zergling. I am sure they will factor that comment into your social credit rating. LOL It's less of a war and more of an occupation, when it comes to Afghanistan. You act like that's the only one we were involved in, too. SMH. Yes, I'd rather have the state of my country's news than yours. You get only state run news, unless you use a VPN and hop onto all the different options I have as far as informing myself. I get access to all the news in the world without the need to use fucking TOR to get it, including news from your own country, but I don't bother because it's about as propagandistic as North Korea's own media which is fucking hilarious when you have the time and want to watch it on your VPN version of YouTube. China's got a bigger economy on paper than the US does. IT IS more capitalistic than us. Jesus Christ, you're brainwashed. LOL how are you going to do that and still have class systems, like there's rich people and poor people, but we're communist? No you're not. You're divided into haves and have nots, just like the fucking United States of America, when it comes to money and resources. And actually the dark side of Communism enters the equation when we realize that the have nots in your country are nothing better than glorified slaves. Which we've not had for nearly 180 years. China is the most hypocritical country in the entire world. And I come from America, so that's saying something. But at the end of the day, I'd still rather be from here than from fucking totalitarian dictatorship communist Red fucking China. So, yeah, you have a slave economy with rich people and poor people BUT is not the spirit of communism to SHARE the wealth? Of course it is! But it doesn't work, has never worked, and never will work. China is as capitalistic if not more than America is, the only difference is we'll tell you straight to your face and everyone else in the world that we are capitalistic. As long as there is a class system with rich and poor people, then at the very least it's not really a communist country, is it? Jesus Christ, stay brainwashed you fucking tool LOL I'll be sure to report that you were a good little commie to your overlords though.
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  2384.  @teamtwiistz  I am very sure that the literature has been re-written many times to bastardize the meaning of what communism is meant to be. Here I am talking to someone who believes that they have what was the best economy in the world but they're not a capitalistic country. They're in fact communistic, even though it completely doesn't resemble what a communist country is meant to look like. I am very sure the rules have been re-written to trick the gullible and the powerless in your country to thinking it's equitable. But I've made no qualms about the kind of person I am talking to. My only compliment is your English is better than my Chinese, but that's because you've been forced to learn my language and not the other way around. Mine is the language of capitalism and of business. Something your country has realized it's far more fruitful to be a part of than to keep chasing a false communistic ideal. So now all you have is a country where they've kept the controlling aspects of communism with the complete lack of emphasis on human rights, but they're also now using people in their factories essentially as slaves to make products for people like me in the West and you've made a fortune doing this. Off the backs of slaves in the "lower class" aspect, the Hellish part of this completely equitable and communistic society where we're all supposed to share everything. What a joke. Do me a favor before you fuck off, enlighten us all here then if your country is still communist in the sense that everyone understood communism to be in it's original inception and controls more GDP than the Godfather of capitalism itself, the USA, while off of it's lowest class citizens like slaves to do said enriching of themselves, explain to me how it's communist then when resources are clearly not being shared in such a way that people in Hong Kong are desperate not to join your shithole of a situation? Explain it, then, how China has completely changed the definition of what communism actually is, because it's not a communist country in actuality, not by definition. But like every other instance of communism they DO change the rules, they do write new literature that makes it sound like it's a fair deal to all the uneducated people that are victimized by it. Who wouldn't know any better because they aren't ALLOWED to? You tell me, commie boy.
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  2385.  @ceszarbaldonado9893  LOL guess we found a don't ask don't tell type.
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  2386. LOL the alligator. "He might like absinthe too though"
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  2387. There is actually a sub-genre in the "cam girl" world where people literally get off on finding fat girls, paying for food for them and then paying them to eat it on camera for them. I forget what it's called but it's strange and it proves that there is literally a fetish for anything you can think of.
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  2388. "The Real Wolf of Wall Street" um... what? Most of these have been around fictional characters and real life counterparts. Jordan Belfort WAS the real Wolf of Wall Street. This guy wasn't nearly as bad or nearly as effective in his capacity to commit fraud. Jordan is a genius at that sort of thing. He may reject the title publicly but I bet deep down he loves that he's now known as the REAL wolf of Wall Street. This guy's just some fruit loop who handled celebrity finances while partying with them at the same time.
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  2389. He's absolutely right about GoodFellas. Most people who watch that only seem to remember the masterful intro part where it shows him as a kid and his aspirations of joining the mob leading up to actually becoming an associate, part of an actual crew with Jimmy Burke and Tommy DeSimone. It shows some of the horrifying parts but it does a great job of showing it through the doe-eyed lens of a kid becoming a young man, seeing these guys who seemingly have it all and wanting it for himself. I legitimately think most people watch GoodFellas and think to themselves "If I was Henry Hill, I would've done this differently or that differently -- wouldn't have gotten into the drugs" but that was just the way HE went down, there's so many ways you can meet your demise via death or prison when it comes to the mob. People would do well to remember the ENTIRE movie, not just the good parts. Remember the bad. That's the only reason Scorsese made the movie.
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  2390. We are like THIS close makes the hand symbol that women who insult guys with small dicks make to another Civil War. After the election I am genuinely worried regardless of who wins what is going to happen, we're that divided. It's not cool.
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  2391. These guys both looking like they came prepared to have a "Bald Off". Best bald head wins!
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  2392. They forgot to equip their enchanted ring and necklace. That and they forgot to level their lockpicking skill to begin with and are now paying for it.
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  2393. I tell you what, there is ZERO reason for any establishment especially to overwrite their CCTV footage every 24 hours. That makes no sense whatsoever. The fact they almost lost that crucial bit of evidence in light of that is preposterous and sad.
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  2394. That is the Gene Simmons of kitty cats
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  2395. I was rolling with a pretty dangerous crowd as I was finishing high school. Starting to make some mistakes. Ended up hanging around this girl who was living basically in a drug den, and one of the guys that was living there was this wannabe skinhead. His greatest ambition in life was to join a local crew of racist skinheads and I remember one time he tried to recruit me to go around with him and his loser friend looking for homeless people to beat up. I dunno if they actually went out and did it or not but I was disgusted and horrified that like this is the kind of thing that hateful people do for fun. It wasn't long before I cut all of them including the girl out of my life.
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  2396. I have been thinking about that the entire documentary so far. I am assuming he simply just goes with them wherever they go
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  2397. So much for "the cops won't chase you if you're riding a motorcycle"
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  2398.  @jfrog1979  No, I saw that, which was preceded by him pursuing a motorcycle anyway, which caused the motorcycle to then speed off and wreck about 200 yards away. Yes, I saw the video too.
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  2399.  @1107jordanlego  After being chased by the police officer.
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  2400.  @1107jordanlego  Nah, he sped up cause the cops were chasing him. I mean it was his choice I guess but the cops could have ended that pursuit like maybe 3 blocks sooner and he might still be alive I am not disagreeing with you. I am just saying.
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  2401.  @Hansen710  America is never going to be like Denmark in that way. Never. For good or for bad, it isn't going to happen. The idea that you not only get a stipend for doing nothing, but even a place to stay if you can't afford one yourself, is 100% not favorable with a good portion of the voter bloc. Liberals are about to get trounced in a few days for our midterm elections and that's because our MOST EXTREME liberals are trying to establish something just like that when everyone else is working for it and griping that they're paying for it, because honestly what you make sound "free" is coming out of someone's pocket. I don't even agree with conservatives for everything but I do think if you're a leech, you're a leech and you ultimately reap what you sow.
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  2402.  @SignedOff402  Be safe... keep us posted on how things go.
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  2403. Yes well I think on an emotional level we can all agree with that, but a good juror doesn't make a decision based on emotions or even intuitions. At least, they're not supposed to. A good juror makes their decision based on the information they get from both sides, and ONLY that information, and adhering to what the judge instructs them to do. In other words, a good juror might feel that a person is guilty, but the prosecution just didn't do a good enough or thorough enough job in proving it.
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  2404.  @gaspoweredtoaster4068  To the bathroom maybe or to go get some water. But honestly like if you saw some stranger at the door, would you let them in? That's one of the first things they teach kids back then and especially nowadays is "stranger danger". In my case starting around 1st grade you could request permission to go to the water fountain or the bathroom by yourself but I really doubt a kid is going to let someone in just anyway they'd be more inclined to go run to an adult or ask a teacher before doing something like that.
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  2405.  @smartalix5295  lmao true
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  2406. @Christopher Jacobs Well eventually they get caught I guess but it's like a vacuum or something like you take one down, 5-10+ more pop up in their place. You merely succeed in taking the small guys down. But the higher ups and the really powerful drug cartel people only occasionally get caught and after a lot of effort and resources wasted. But all that being said not every drug dealer gets caught. I lived across the street from a drug dealer for over a decade and his biggest problems were rival drug dealers then he moved. He never got caught even once so he's far from El Chapo. Then again the rumor is he was an informant for the cops too so they let him do his thing and then he would actually give them information so as to avoid an arrest. A win win relationship on both sides so to speak.
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  2407. I think this movie will end up being one of those cult following type movies in a few years. But for now? It's hated.
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  2408. The guidestones when they say "Preserve humanity at 500 million in perpetual balance with nature" -- the key point of that is that the human race far exceeded 500 million when the stones were created. It''s not instructions for the world as we know it now, it's instructions for whenever, if ever, the powers that be truly take over. I do think that over population is bad for the Earth, but in order to achieve that there's no other way to reduce the population fast enough to get under 500 million people than the largest scale genocide that mankind has ever known. For all we know though it's just some troll who was rich and wanted to scare people so he sanctioned a scary monument, but if it's not fake, you do have to wonder who had it build to begin with and what their ideal world obviously looks like. They're basically calling for genocide and instructing people to keep it at that max number of people going forward. Scary shit.
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  2409. The real problem is they joined the military thinking they're fighting for their country. Some of them believe with their entire hearts in the oath they swore to the constitution. They went over there to fight a war and have no problem fighting one here too. In fact, they're better trained and better prepared to do so than a lot of people over here are. 1% of the American population are military. They believe they're doing the right thing even if it's so flagrant and disgusting as it is when it comes to outright nationalism and nationalistic tactics and philosophies.
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  2410. This is actually a feat I can't believe anybody a) had the idea to do this and then b) did it. It's cool as hell though
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  2411. That's usually how the invisible tyranny of liberals works. First off, they know Stephen is a conservative. So they're never going to agree with a single word he says, and they may even justify him getting into arguments with people on school campuses as being against their community guidelines or something but make no mistake it's because he's a conservative. Now, if they were on the conservative side of the argument they'd deride this as tyrannical, oppressive and draconian but because they agree with it for now they won't fight it, they may even try to justify it as in this Pakman's case. But it's just one example of their hypocrisy, if it was happening to them we'd be having another Occupy Wall Street or something equally ineffective going on right now.
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  2412. Nicodermo Scarfo will probably be mentioned in this a few times. You think about ruthless, paranoid, violent individuals in LCN and some might argue he was one of the worst. He was so bad in Philadelphia he basically got kicked out of the city, relocating to Atlantic City NJ (about an 1 hour & 15-20 minutes drive from Philly) and basically setting everything up there and playing a major role in helping to facilitate the casino business there which was relatively new at the time, and it was so corrupt they actually had all of their OWN businesses taking these huge contracts to do everything revolving around building these casinos. Just like the Sopranos, they have their guys on the payroll sitting out there doing nothing while the real workers kind of have to work AROUND them. That was all Scarfo.
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  2413.  @Survivalist-of-war  You have a heart of gold if you hang out with your friend who is like that. Blessings upon you man. It's a good thing.
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  2414. I wonder if they're harnessing the power of GPU's from people who play their ridiculous "game" somehow to mine other forms of legitimate crypto hence the "8 hour missions" or whatever bullshit angle that is. I doubt it but that would be pretty nefarious and genius at the same time if possible.
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  2415. 6:05 -- this is pathetic. It reminds me of that scene in The Wonder Years when Kevin finally musters up the courage to fight back against the bully, we get a nice slow motion moment and he balls his fists up, takes his punch aaaaaaaand it hits the guy's shoulder. He then proceeds to get his ass beaten.
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  2416. When Tropic Thunder came out actually it was around the beginning of outrage culture in earnest. I couldn't believe they got away with it at the time. But to be honest I sincerely doubt that movie could be made today without mass boycotts among other things. Just shows you how far we've fallen in the span of about a decade.
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  2417.  @gwenwalravens8030  Nobody goes to the movies anymore, anyway. Not like they did when Tropic Thunder came out anyway. The problem is anything deemed offensive isn't going through the pipeline to begin with nowadays. Major studios have decided this apparently, that's why you see a lot of "safe" stuff like that crap [Ghostbusters female version] that comes out and it bombs whereas they haven't been willing to do anything truly risky (unless you count an R-rated comic book movie like Deadpool being risky) for years now. Hollywood is stuck in a perpetual state of reboots it seems. Reboots on reboots on reboots. I dunno if we'll ever get back to that golden age of cinema. Seems like television has supplanted it at this point.
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  2418.  @gwenwalravens8030  When it comes to Marvel movies and Star Wars movies I think franchise fatigue is starting to set in. When you have a movie that gets a budget as large as Ghostbusters (the reboot) it is harder for the film to recoup enough money to be considered a success. I don't think they lost money, they just didn't make enough to consider it a success. But as franchise fatigue with these massive movie business models again as depicted by Marvel and Disney (and also the demographics of the audience and how people consume media today -- again, with streaming services more and more making theaters and movies, by extension, obsolete). You're not wrong, most of the stuff especially the stuff that's part of this reboot culture is uninspired garbage, but there's other reasons why the movie industry is in a state of crisis financially speaking and some of those things can't even be blamed on the product itself. Movie theater attendance gets worse and worse every single year.
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  2419. That's where prison justice comes in. If you think about all the prisoners in a facility existing on a totem pole, like a hierarchy, these pieces of shit are the lowest of the low. The prisoners who are there with life sentences and have nothing to lose, they would love an opportunity to handle these guys themselves. And honestly some of the guards there are happy to give them that opportunity. One of few things inmates and guards see eye to eye about. Nobody likes these fuckos.
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  2420. 2:24:55 the exact same thing Jimmy Conway told Henry Hill in GoodFellas. I am not sure if that's where he heard it but probably actually.
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  2421. Agreed with you. Fuck the hater though.
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  2422. Wonders if he survives something so moronic and outlandish... Sees the climber doing a Ted Talk in a related video...
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  2423. It's been a long time coming. I went back to WoW after a years long hiatus about six months ago before the level crunch. I had previously gotten a mage up to like Level 80 or so. Came back and they had changed everything including the stats system, how the talents worked, etc. I made a new character, a hunter, and I solo leveled it all the way to Level 120 then finally went back and finished my mage to Level 120, and I realized that it was more watered down than it used to be. That it was easier. And more importantly like 80% of the people who had occupied the server before no longer played anymore.
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  2424. Wiz Khalifa's net worth is higher than Joe Rogan's, so if he wanted a gym you'd think he can just buy one, but IDK what either of their spending habits are like, that money could all be tied up in assets while Joe only spends money on protein bars bars and gym equipment.
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  2425. Spotify: "You can still post your full episodes on YouTube..." Also Spotify: "UNLESS not enough people switch to Spotify to listen to the JRE there... then we gonna have to ask you to get on your knees and make an "O" face."
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  2426. Yeah I wish I believed the Nuke's videos. They'd be more fun to watch. Most of them are fake. I mean 98% of them are fake. I believe in the paranormal, specifically demons (more than ghosts) but I think you got a lot of amateur if not outright graduated film school students are trying to make a name for themselves by creating the most authentic looking fakes. Some are just blatantly fake, like one where they tried suggesting the furniture went from the ground to the ceiling and you can see the steel bolts they used to secure it all to the ceiling. Didn't even try to hide them at all.
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  2427. Can you imagine ripping Alec Baldwin off? It must have been his wife who bought the tickets or something. Someone less recognizable.
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  2428. Classic exit scam. This is one of the biggest problems with some of these exchanges.
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  2429. It used to be that you had to be full blooded Sicilian to join the Mafia. Nowadays they've eased up on that, to be a made guy you simply have to be Italian on your father's side. You can still work for the Mafia, but you'll never be an official member and you'll never hold a position of real power. The only thing at the end of the day the mob cares about is if you can make them money or not, which is why sometimes people who are just associates and allowed to hang around but never receive official membership end up making more than full-fledged members.
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  2430. They achieved nothing by taking him OR the Silk Road down. Since then, there's been dozens of similar sites that have come and gone (mostly markets that "exit scammed" which means they didn't get taken down as much as they took the money and ran) but for every one that gets taken down, like five more pop up. The issue isn't solved, these markets are going stronger than ever to this day, and this kid is rotting in a jail cell and most likely will never, ever get out. The only hope he has of getting out is clemency or a pardon by a President. He was hoping Trump would and so was I.
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  2431. I honestly can't believe they care so much. If they'd focus on improving the quality of their product instead of harassing some guy on YouTube giving them free advertisement by way of driving their logo around town willingly. I just can't believe it.
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  2432. I don't know what Russia's endgame is with this. Like "Oh look! We got it! Now we'll... uhhh now what?"
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  2433. Oh I didn't know you live in Austin. I honestly would move, I don't know if it's a recent development or what but I was just talking with some friends at dinner last week about it, it's basically only affordable by the richest people to live there anymore. Which is fine from one standpoint, you seem to have quite a bit of money and all (and good for you man you deserve it) but the problem with that is your neighbors are more likely to all be a-holes. I get it, Austin is kind of considered a "liberal" city more than it isn't and some people even call it like "Weird Austin" or whatever but seriously people with money are more litigious and they tend to complain more which is shocking when you think about the fact they don't worry about money like the average people do anymore.
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  2434.  @genlongtsang1093  That's what I am referencing. Virginia Tech stands as the worst school shooting in US history (by numbers). The Las Vegas shooting is the worst shooting in US history, in general. Again, by numbers. Orlando Pulse Club was bad, but nowhere near as bad as the LV shooting. My point is, if the bombs worked in the cafeteria we'd be talking about hundreds dead, not dozens. Does that make sense?
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  2435.  @genlongtsang1093  The reason for that is Columbine, although not the "first" school shooting was the one that really started the ball rolling. It was certainly the first one at least in a LONG time to get a lot of bodies, to come out of nowhere, and it also coincided with an era where people were already sort of beginning to become at odds with popular culture. Music? Check. Video games? Check. "Bullying"? Check. And I say "Bullying" in quotes because it first was attributed to them being picked on in school when in fact they kind of weren't. Not really, anyway. There were a lot of reasons that one captured the imagination of America and the world at large but the truth is it's what woke up the "Dragon". And honestly not since then have we ever seen such a concerted attempt at doing it. And like I said, if their original plan worked, it'd still be the most deadly school shooting in history. That was their plan. Thankfully it didn't work. But there's information surrounding it in the basement tapes that explain their motivations and it seems to be different for both of them. Eric just hated people. Dylan was depressed. That sort of thing. Oh also the surveillance tapes and whatnot, the terroristic gear they wore, all of it I think contributed to the beginning of the "shooter" era in ways that other shootings prior to it didn't.
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  2436. I low key hope Coronavirus goes away ASAP not just for the welfare of the world and all... mainly just because I really, REALLY want to see Donald Trump and Joe Biden debate each other. Oh my GOD the entertainment value is off the charts.
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  2437. Well, basically what they're telling you is that unless you're like Rainman levels of genius then you won't be able to. I also don't think he would be as successful doing it in modern times if only because it's just as the guy says, casinos don't like winners. And if they see some guy winning millions if not billions, they're going to either cut him off or have him killed or something.
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  2438. Gorgeous.
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  2439. Well they're gonna be involved in a "mysterious car accident" or "burglary gone wrong" someday. You don't fuck up that many people's properties, credit scores, and lives, and "get away with it" forever. Not with some certain kinds of people. If the justice system fails, some people are just going to decide it's time to get more creative.
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  2440. What I don't get is how some of these people think they're smart enough to be "onto the powers that be" as far as calling them on what they perceive as false flags and fake tragedies ... all while using a platform like Facebook to organize other likeminded people to action. So they're paranoid about mass shootings and things of that nature but they are NOT concerned about Facebook and all the privacy concerns, etc? Talking about how evil and manipulative the government is on what is perhaps the nation's/world's greatest espionage tool ever invented, Facebook.
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  2441. All speech is protected under the first amendment. What are you talking about? Not just the truth, people can espouse whatever their version of the truth is all day long. Hence, Alex Jones. Hence, all these confused people who listen to Alex Jones. All speech is protected. That's why you and I get to decide what we decide is true, and what is not, for ourselves. Thank God. I really hope you're not one of the people who just blindly believes everything you hear, though, even if it's coming from the so-called "truthers" mouths. Not sure which side of the aisle you're on but I will tell you what my free-speech opinion is -- truthers are fools. :)
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  2442. We're not talking about slander or libel here, though. It'd be impossible for that to occur because you don't know who I am, and I don't know who you are. But let's say for example I did know who you are, let's say you're a Nazi supporter and I have proof of it. SO LONG AS I have proof then I can actually say these things about you, and that would be in the pursuit of the truth which as you say is protected speech. Fair enough so far. Let's say I go around saying you are a Nazi supporter though WITHOUT any proof. Even if it was true, if I didn't have any proof to the claims and you decided to sue me, regardless of whether it's true or not, that speech would NOT be protected. But this is an entirely different area of the law regarding speech and it deals on a personal level. The fact that you have a bunch of people who don't know what they are talking about saying these shootings never happened, that there were no deaths let alone in some cases NO BIRTHS to back up the claims, it's a grey area but I would think that if any of the claims made by these truthers are actually false and somebody did want to sue for damaging their reputations they could. I think in large part this hasn't happened because a) lawsuits are expensive and b) conspiracy theorists/truthers are usually poor, not worth suing. Can't bleed a stone, that sort of thing. But no basically generally speaking "the truth" isn't necessarily protected speech, particularly when it comes to personal accusations and floating them in the press for the public to consume, but if you can actually prove what you are saying to be true (conspiracy theorists never can) then you can say whatever you want that reflects that truth otherwise. But if you just come out expressing the "truths" that you personally believe without any justification or proof whatsoever, if you come out and say Hugh Hefner is a Satanist and he molests children and animals without anything to back it up, Hugh Hefner then has the right to sue you into oblivion EVEN IF IT IS IN FACT ACTUALLY TRUE. So no, not all free speech regarding the truth is protected, if that was the case then there'd be a lot less powerful, deceitful people playing the game of life than there are today. Don't be an idiot.
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  2443. This is the real TayZonday... holy shit.
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  2444. The happiest country on Earth is San Francisco. If you know what I mean.
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  2445. Does he play online? There's a huge competitive scene for fighting games, VICE has another great documentary about that.
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  2446. GTA6 will not come out until GTA5 is no longer profitable. Which that could be years. They ARE working on it though, getting prepared for that day to come. For all we know it's mostly ready, but again, it won't ever see the light of day until GTA5 isn't profitably anymore.
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  2447. @Uhavenoright toask You're shitting me right? There's a ton of great TV right now. You may not know what to look for but that doesn't mean it isn't there.
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  2448. "Jtwasallbusiness"
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  2449. People are afraid to accost China for anything because they quite literally have the world by the balls when it comes to one very important thing -- manufacturing. In particular when it comes to medicine, of which they make like 80% of the world's medicine and medical supplies. If we went to war with China today, we'd suddenly be without a LOT of things we took for granted before.
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  2450. Ouch. Good luck with the Nebula thing, I think it's a fantastic idea but you face an uphill battle going against the corporate behemoth that is Google/YouTube. My one bit of advice is this: if you want it to be successful, DO NOT CHARGE a fee for it. Make it completely free, even if you're taking a loss on it for a while. Why? Because people are too used to YouTube being free. Either that, or maybe change your position on ads. It will see more traffic if it's free, but you need to find a way to collect money on it, I am just saying subscription fee isn't the way to go.
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  2451. Yu Gi Oh is the kind of franchise that was created with a collectible card game in mind. Even the characters in the show are playing a card game. They more than any other franchise copied the Pokemon system successfully. What a waste of money LOL
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  2452. Why make billions... when you can make... millions? No, they're not making millions selling drugs. They're making capital B BILLIONS. Millions are chump change to them.
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  2453. Have you ever had scrambled eggs and toast before? Well, I guarantee that's what it tasted like. Doing this like it's some exotic dish, "the texture on these is perfect" well I sure hope so, it's hard to screw up scrambled eggs.
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  2454. One of these days... it's not gonna wanna be kissed anymore. Like the only thing worse than doing this as an emotional support animal would be an African crocodile.
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  2455. Wasn't Snoop in the Crips? I've heard it both ways that he is a crip and yet some of the actual crips out there think he's fake. Point being I think you should probably know a thing or two about regular street fights if you're in a gang.
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  2456. Yeah, it seemed like she was kind of fishing for the answer she wanted to hear the whole time, versus what they were telling her. Unfortunately, I think feminists (at least in America) are confused, oftentimes damaged, women, who actually DO hate men or are at least very angry. Maybe some are lesbians, even, or bisexual. But I have dated a girl before who later revealed herself to be a feminist. Never again. I love strong, athletic-type women who demand respect but respect goes both ways.
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  2457.  Drank in my cup I agree, I mean is money everything? No but if you think you can be just as happy with or without it then you're either broke and content to be broke (so you'll stay that way, in effect) OR you were born with money and don't realize how happy it's made you your entire life. Money isn't everything but the lack of it I would argue is enough to make you more unhappy than you would be if you had a limitless amount of it with absolutely no worries in the world.
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  2458. You're doing God's work... people please don't litter. Things like this can that got stuck on that poor cat's head. Without intervention that cat would have died a slow, confusing and painful death. It breaks my heart. But I admire people like you who do what they can anyway, if we all did this who knows how much better the world might be for it.
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  2459. Bet she wishes she didn't take that cannabis oil now. That one decision is about to not only cost her about 9 years of her life, but it's also going to effectively ruin her basketball career too. When she gets out she will be too old to play. Well, that may have been about to happen just anyway. I dunno. Don't ever assume that other countries have due process like America does. We barely even have it ourselves, but to think you're gonna get a fair trial in Russia. Russia is almost as bad as Mexico where if you get pulled over, it's not just a fringe thing it's like expected you better have some bribe money on you. That's just the way the game is played.
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  2460.  @noahziegler3478  I think the "joke" is that nobody will know what he means but spend hours scratching their heads trying to figure it out anyway so as not to be "the one sole person who didn't get it". It's a meta joke. lol
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  2461. Snuff films to me aren't about accidents taking place, a la the Tom Cruise falling out of a plane to his death allegory. Snuff films are basically like when someone orders a video of a person being murdered I thought.
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  2462. And I thought the people who do MMA were insane
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  2463. these van setups are actually pretty cool. Even on like sailboats and yachts now and there are some channels that feature this you can install something that gives you high speed internet ANYWHERE in the world, even out in the middle of nowhere on the ocean. So if you don't like the idea of not having the Internet all the time, it can be fixed.
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  2464.  @sekinatiana  I don't think that's correct. That would just be a murder suicide. A double murder suicide does imply two people were killed, then the killer killed themselves.
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  2465. I guess the Somalian pirates are even busier now as a result.
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  2466.  @silewis9396  Wouldn't be surprised actually if that's exactly what happened, considering how much of a combat sports historian or whatever Joe Rogan is... or I would assume he is anyway.
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  2467. Why do lawyers have to wear suits
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  2468. A "lude ballad" and you sang something you wrote for Tony Blair? Let me tell you what a lude ballad is: "My neck, my back, my ____ and my crack."
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  2469. "Someone who would disappear and nobody would notice" But they did notice?
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  2470. lol at Jay Mazini calling anyone else in the world a narcissist. Jay Mazini is the definition of a narcissist.
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  2471. cause Piers is a fucking symptom of what is wrong with reporters these days. he TRIES to get a reaction out of people, it helps ratings.
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  2472. You could never buy fucking slaves on Silk Road. Stop that. He also either stopped allowing guns to be sold or never allowed it to begin with. Nor did he allow people to hire hitmen. The site's credos specifically demanded that nothing like murder or anything that can facilitate murder like guns would ever be allowed. People THINK that though now I guess in hindsight because the guy who set it up to begin with, Ross Ulbricht, basically fell into a snare over a dispute for money or something and Ross actually did go look for a hitman that he'd pay with some of his exorbitant amount of cash in Bitcoin that he'd made from creating this otherwise completely non-violent drug bazaar. And basically yeah it was just a case of FBI agents doing an extremely good job infiltrating his system and making him think that he had to start acting like some violent drug Kingpin but really they just wanted to catch him -- they slapped murder on him anyway. Which I guess if your intention IS to have someone killed even if you're talking to a cop like your intention still was to get someone killed. HE just lost his way. He didn't have to do what he did.
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  2473. The reporter looks like she belongs in a '70's slasher film or something, or one of Ted Bundy's victims. It's the glasses and hippie-ish haircut I guess.
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  2474.  @rickywinthrop  Being a socialist is almost like being an atheist or something, nobody cares if you are one or not but that doesn't stop you from going around telling everyone does it? lol. No offense.
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  2475. Meanwhile I'm a technician so I fix my own things, a display in normal laptops is one of the easiest repairs ever. Not so with the Macbook Pros, but far from impossible to work on.
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  2476. It's cool you're so open about it. Most people that have this condition don't really want people to know about it. It's one of those things most people wouldn't really understand. That or they'll be looking over their shoulder at you constantly considering it has such a negative stigma associated with it.
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  2477.  @Penguinmanereikel  This multi-poster got hold to his Mom's meth again. As soon as I see multiple posts from a nonsense name I don't even bother reading any of them, let alone their message to me. Absol somethingorother --> it'll be OK buddy. Put down the meth.
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  2478. @Alastair Valyocsik Same thing with the 2020 election as well. I know that was the case for me anyway.
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  2479.  @donaldmaroschek3120  Biden's administration has been good in my opinion so far.
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  2480.  @RufusM  Juicy Smouleaux or Smouliet however it's spelled lol
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  2481.  @librarytv8240  Don't even bother trying to rationalize with these moronic fucks. Nothing will change under a Bernie presidency, he can't possibly afford even if he did all the things he's suggesting he would do to pay for all of this shit. His campaign is the definition of "Elect me and we'll figure it out latah!" The dumbest people of the dumb listen to Bernie and think he's making sense. The ultra-rich won't have a dime taken from them unless you count the fees it will cost to move their money to Switzerland or some other location that will protect their finances better during the "Bernie storm". This will also cause the stock market to crash almost certainly. So yeah, if you're the kind of person who would vote on a car crash then vote Bernie 2020. Stupid fucks.
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  2482.  @bernlin2000  yawn.
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  2483. It's funny he said he would've played Diablo 2 back in the day but his Mom wouldn't let him because she was afraid it would turn him Satanic. SAME HERE. My Mom never let me play it UNTIL I convinced her after months that "No Mom you don't get it like the Devil is the ENEMY in this game, your goal is to try to kill the Devil" and then she was like OH. Ok. Cool. For your birthday then.
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  2484. g0oood d0ge
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  2485. Heroin. One of the best ways I've ever heard it described is. It's like a warm hug from your father when you do have it, but it's like a cold slap from your mother when you don't.
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  2486. Dave actually felt like all 15-16 people were keeping up with the comment thread, like that he was representative as he said "We" several times.
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  2487. One reason we have that amendment right after the first one. Never let them take that away from you, as long as you're not deranged like most people and can substantiate it reasonably well enough. It is your right.
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  2488. Oh they're just doing it to spite you at this point.
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  2489. Correct. It's white collar crime. He won't get much time if any for it.
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  2490. oh shit that's a good point LOL
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  2491. Someone powerful didn't want Epstein to talk. He didn't kill himself. He was murdered. "Oh, the cameras weren't working [conveniently] when he 'killed himself'." Please.
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  2492. Also ... yeah, Axl wasn't exactly the least homophobic person in the world, he had made several comments about gays in the past. Elton John came out in 1988. I wouldn't say he's homophobic but based on the comments you kind of have to wonder, but that was also just a different time.
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  2493. I want one lol I don't know I think the shootings in America are despicable and terrible... but that's why you should want one man.
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  2494. VICE used to be respectable, now they're basically as predictable policy wise as any other mainstream media company. They just have tattoos and are allowed to curse, that's really the only difference nowadays, meanwhile VICE got started on the heels of some truly groundbreaking content, like my favorite thing to this day is probably still when Shane Smith snuck a camera into North Korea in spite of the consequences for doing such a thing IF he got caught (and he almost does, several times).
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  2495. War is a part of human history. This isn't the first one, this isn't the last one either. Sure, it sucks. It's horrible even. But people are remarkably resilient creatures, it will certainly affect the trajectory of their lives forever but people have survived worse conflicts than this. Now if a nuke is dropped or something THAT would be relatively unprecedented, like the nukes we have today are far from the ones they had back when they were dropped during Japan. But honestly, it's human nature to fight and to control and attempt to conquer one another and some survive, some don't. To be clear I wouldn't want my kid growing up under such circumstances either which is why they are trying to flee.
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  2496. Eric Andre?
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  2497. Yeah Star Wars Episode I Racer is easily one of the hardest games on the system. I am pretty sure I broke at least one controller trying to beat that game.
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  2498. Honestly I'd be liable to kill someone if this happened to my daughter.
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  2499. I always get my political information from the lead singers of Black Flag... Jesus fucking Christ man, I agree with some of his views but other times I literally don't think he's getting his information from anywhere other than MSNBC, probably by dripfeed into his bloodstream.
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  2500.  @patdan123  You're a wee todd. Overthink things often?
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  2501. we're so fucked
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  2502. They were truly assholes about it, seriously what fucking pieces of shit but I used to deliver pizzas and I had a guy pull something similar before. I think it only happened one time, we were busy, someone hands me like $40 or $50 and I kinda smiled, said thanks, and they were maybe just sheepish in person or something cause they actually closed the door and I felt like it was over at that point. Nope. They were mad, so basically what I did was at the part where I am smiling and I say thanks, I actually before turning away try to read their face and get an idea of if they want change or not WHETHER they have the balls to ask me to my face about it or not. I do not know who posted the video though unless it was someone who worked there as that's security camera footage. Only an employee at the car place would have access to that. You'd think. Unless the delivery driver moonlights as a hacker or something.
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  2503. He's just a very principled person, like... in a world full of betrayers and people who would love nothing more than to take the Iron Throne for themselves just because they want it... THAT is why Jon Snow will get it. He also has the best claim now as we know it but make no mistake, when he learns it he's going to reject it if only because he's SO principled he swore fealty to Dany and he meant it... until she dies, of course. It will happen. Sorry. But like every other position of power he's been granted he will accept it reluctantly if only because the people insist he does. He's actually very similar to George Washington in this way. Believe it or not.
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  2504. "Riveting, like a Dr. Seuss book" lol... so riveting.
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  2505. If any of you were listening he wasn't taken into custody for the joint he was taken into custody for outstanding priors. Meaning they were looking for him just in general, not for the weed alone.
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  2506. I do think being famous would actually kind of suck. Like being movie star famous or whatever. The more famous you are the worse it actually is to such an extent you learn you have to like start wearing disguises out and about and shit just to have some small chance at not being bothered. To have every little cough sneeze and fart micro-analyzed by celebrity obsessed culture and TMZ and networks just like it. Whose job it is to literally a) find you in public and b) film you. I can understand why they have other people literally do their shopping for them.
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  2507. YouTube refuses to not let me watch this video, I can't go anywhere without it being recommended. So here I am. Damn it.
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  2508. I've seen people compare him to Otacon and basically it's about as accurate as there ever will be. No, he's not responsible for developing a nuclear-equipped giant robot with good intentions only to see it being used for evil then siding with Solid Snake to save the day. But he's responsible for creating something arguably even more scary than that, something that was developed for good intentions ostensibly (to prevent crime and terrorist attacks, etc.) only to find that it's being used more AGAINST the people than FOR them.
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  2509. They're trying to normalize it by making celebrities do it. I still don't think anyone is actually going to switch to an insect diet except for the most sandaly of the sandal-wearing tree huggers.
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  2510. The mob never went away. They are mostly in legitimate business now.
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  2511. Anderson Cooper also had sort of a personal stake in the game if you wanna call it that where that Orlando shooting occurred. That was a gay nightclub. Everyone knows that Anderson Cooper himself is gay. And it very much was an assault not just on human beings but especially human beings who are gay themselves. I don't think it makes it more or less of an assault on humanity in general but I am just saying that from his lens this was a terrorist attack on top of the fact that it was an assault against gay people of which he considers himself a community member of so to speak.
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  2512. ​ @carlrood4457  I do think the tonal shift in how war movies are presented to us has changed, like The Dirty Dozen, MASH and The Great Escape are ... less drama/action war epics, and in a way almost more like comedies, especially MASH, etc. Having said ALL of that though, I still don't think there's any movies out there that are going out of their way like "This is great, war. This is something humanity should strive to be at all the time, in a constant state of murder, destruction and savagery where no matter which side you're on, it's unfortunate that it came to this to begin with and we all hope it ends soon, etc etc etc." Even the most lighthearted of war films to me still takes the position that war isn't something anyone wants to be a part of, so from that standpoint my point still stands. I think if all war films are NOT anti-war, then there's something inherently wrong with us, especially people who are like these supposed "pro-war films", along with the guy who made them. Even a war like WW2, a war that absolutely 100% NEEDED to be fought, a more modern example it may be for sure but Band of Brothers gets it right. That was a miserable one for both sides, even if you take the horrors of the Holocaust away from the equation, I think Band of Brothers does the best job of showing the highs (which aren't very high, like, having a chocolate bar to share with your foxhole buddies is a high point -- watching them die in your arms when it's 20 below freezing outside is a low point, both of which it shows us)
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  2513. I don't know what the Hell he was thinking. What was the point of what he did
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  2514. He didn't "almost win the Republican nomination". In fact, he wasn't even close. STILL, yeah, all these people like "Don't give Ted Cruz" a platform don't get it. He's giving Asmongold the platform in actuality. The idea that a senator from any political party wants to talk to him about gambling elements and loot boxes in video games makes me wonder if I am still asleep, even in my wildest dreams I never saw something like that happening.
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  2515. Chiropracty is kind of a joke field in medicine
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  2516. I think they put a lot of emphasis on the fact that Batman doesn't really know who he is yet in this movie. He's still learning who HE is and what he stands for and I think him making a reckless and foolish decision like giving in to his anger and chasing after the guy leading to a lot of innocent lives being lost establishes that he is still very, very amateur at this point in his crime-fighting career and it also (more importantly) helps to frame the narrative that they really want to emphasize which is that Gotham for the most part absolutely hates Batman. The police definitely do and they can point to those very things that Batman is doing more harm than good with the only one who really is willing to work with him being Commissioner Gordon. If they make sequels and they almost certainly will, he will evolve over time.
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  2517. Looks like this league is barely even staying above water nowadays. Next boxing? No. Next MMA? No. Next Wrestling, for God's sake? No. I mean it's not because it's bad or anything it's just trying to exist in a world where there isn't really room for it, other than to be relegated to side-show status the way that it is.
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  2518.  @Jasmine-lj8qw  oh ok
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  2519. Well, I mean the plane itself may not be going directly to America. I mean maybe there are non-stop flights from Russia to America but I doubt it. I would figure there's at least one layover somewhere.
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  2520. Murica
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  2521. What we are witnessing in the US the past decade or so is the rise of nationalism. Trump isn't the cause, but he's definitely a symptom of it. Hitler didn't attain the power he had strictly on the heels of his charisma, he basically rode the wave of Germany's anger and used it as a tool to mold a cult of personality around him. Trump is doing the exact same thing, but in America. These people believe they are patriots, they believe they are fighting for the good of the nation and for its' principles without realizing they're the bleating sheep they are so critical of.
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  2522. He really is a lot like Frank, but somehow Frank was actually like... I don't know. Somehow entertaining but part of that also is down to the fact that Frank isn't a real person, but this guy is. To my knowledge Frank never killed anybody either but if he ever found out about life insurance policies and the amount of money you could make for it, I am very sure he'd have at least considered it.
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  2523. Well, it's predictable but Tolkien belongs at the top of the list I suppose. Were it not for Tolkien, we may very well not have any of the great works that were written on the back of his legacy.
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  2524. Fentanyl was almost created by the Chinese as a weaponized drug to use against the west, especially considering a huge amount of it comes from there and the fact America's been dealing with an opiate crisis for the better part of 20 years now.
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  2525.  voitdive  It's being mass produced by China now, I don't give a damn who made it. I am not saying they invented it, I am saying they're currently making it right now arguably to undermine the moral fabric of America. One way or another, dollars to donuts I bet most of the fentanyl that is popping up in illegal street drugs came from China. I don't care who invented it, that's not what my point was. One random guy nobody cares about invented it (EDIT: Sorry I didn't know that, interesting and good to know). That being said, China's arguably using it as a weapon against us which it goes without saying despite the "peace" there is a conflict welling up there. What better way to keep America weaker than to break families apart by addiction and ultimately even death? China actually just included in a recent agreement with America that they'd begin cracking down on the production of the drug, it's part of this 90-day pact the US and China just agreed to to avoid an all out trade war. It was just one of the bullet points that China agreed to.
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  2526.  voitdive  Sorry, I do care who invented it. As much as I care about anyone who invented any important drug, I guess, even Heroin which I believe was Bayer (the company obviously lol, I don't know the name of the chemist himself in this case either) ... who originally had made it to treat tuberculosis and chronic coughing IIRC. Fentanyl to me is scary. I have no doubt that used properly it can be great, but I mean I wouldn't even put it in a pill form. The patch is good enough. When it comes to perfectly synthesized fentanyl literally a pin needle amount, A PIN NEEDLE, can kill someone with moderate to little tolerance. And maybe even seasoned junkies. But here I will agree with you as well -- what criminals and drug addicts do should not define what the creator of the technology's intent was to begin with. Take nuclear energy for example. Einstein developed that believing that the world could exist with unlimited clean energy basically forever and be independent from oil even one day potentially and they turn around and take the same technology and create the most lethal bomb that humankind has ever devised. Science is always playing this way.
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  2527. The gay guy who dresses like the Pope I know him personally, his name is Leo. I could post his last name too but I don't know that he'd be cool with that. He's hilarious though, he does go to those events with his megaphones every single year at every single place, he does dress as the Pope (sometimes) while doing it and he even has spare megaphones available for other people in case they want to go yelling at them, too. "Blah blah, blah blah, blah blah".
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  2528. Kinda misleading title, he's not like "Oh I do dishes mainly and I make guns on the side" no custom guns IS his business, he just helps his son at his restaurant most likely for free. That's one thing about Hispanic/Latino people I admire on a cultural level is it doesn't really matter what business they're in, dollars to donuts it's a family business though. They help each other in that way on a scale you don't see others do as much, anyway.
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  2529. There's only one El Chapo. I mean sure his removal opened up the vacuum for the next guy, which is why there is a war going on right now to fill that space. But it doesn't mean the best businessman assumes his place, it means the most ruthless person fills his place. And make no mistake -- he was a great businessman on top of being extremely ruthless.
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  2530. Of course they're not happy with the charges. They're going to be even less happy with the prosecutors pursuing a charge they won't actually see to completion. I am calling it right now, all four will be acquitted. Chauvin needs to be charged with murder in the THIRD degree. Not second. He will be acquitted if that happens. You thought the riots were bad with no charges. Wait till you see what happens when these guys get acquitted because the prosecutor fucked up with the charges to begin with.
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  2531.  Botanist 95  lol, in Flint only? nah, they just decided in Flint to use much cheaper lead pipes than they should have and now the water is contaminated with lead there. Beyond that we still enjoy one of the highest life expectancies in the world. I get it, you hate America, but it's by and large a great place to live as long as you decide to settle in one of like 80-85% of the communities here. Everyone has ghettos and poor communities. Please. "Your government is intentionally poisoning you" OK Alex Jones, he got a DWI today by the way. Tin-foil for the tin-foilies
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  2532. I know you didn't do it but dude be careful burning money especially on camera/being famous the way you are. I get the point you're trying to make but destroying currency I believe is a felony. That's the secret service's purview as well, like believe it or not they could come knocking if you ever did. Hope you "couldn't find the lighter" on purpose because they wouldn't be cool with it. Oh, nevermind it was fake. All good. lol
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  2533. Really easy for you to say, at the comfort of your own home, in front of a computer monitor, with a keyboard. Soldiers obey orders. If they don't, they will often be arrested by the MP. This means, most of the time, soldiers will just follow the orders they are given. This does not make them dumb. They are some of the most highly trained personnel in the world. Don't hate them. Hate the system that gives them the orders, who change their war policies every other day, making war against innocents
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  2534. Well, when you consider we spend like 50% off what's our absolute war chest of money (US) on freaking tanks and bullets, I mean... why not give it back to communities who need it instead? A lot of backwards shit goes on in this country. What about the fact that like the "best" schools performance wise get more money and the worst schools get less? Also, what about the fact that schools regardless are encouraged to WASTE money or else they won't get more the next year? This country is just programmed to be wasteful, in a word.
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  2535. That one headline at the bottom "Ukraine to allow criminals out of jail to help fight against Russia" I was like THAT IS A MOVIE. THAT. IS. A. MOVIE. The fact is though like it makes sense. If a country gets invaded the fact is they're most likely just going to break out one way or another anyway. At least this way you have some agency over the thing like "Oh, you didn't have to overpower the guards and bust out, see? We let you out! Now here's your rifle... here's your molotovs. Here's how to make more and... oh you already know how to make them? Well semper fi, soldier! Alright go out there and make us proud. No, of course we won't put you back in when this is done! Of course not!"
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  2536. This guy is full of contradictions.
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  2537. way too loud
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  2538. The only people who support Sanders are children and morons. He may as well be running for high school president, promising basically a B+ average to all students regardless of performance, attendance or merit, with unlimited free time for all students and a guaranteed allowance of $15 a day. "How are you gonna pay for all of this?" Vote for me and we'll figure it out latah! I am not gonna give you every nickel and dime..." because he fucking can't. I understand it sounds good, that's how he's gotten as far as he has, speaking in a way that sounds good. He has no tangible plan beyond that, though, besides "take it from the billionaires and the defense budget then tax the wealthy!" which would precede a stock market crash, basically, because anyone with money will leave before he has a chance to do anything like that. Anyway the establishment won't let it be him, mainly because they know that he has no chance vs Trump where Biden has a fraction of a chance.
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  2539.  @ARandomAnna  Hillary refused to run again. You can't just "bring them back" if they don't want to run in the first place. Bernie's not gonna be able to beat Trump, is the only problem. He's written love letters to communist dictatorships while openly declaring himself to be a "Democratic Socialist" which the word socialist in that is gonna hurt him, the most. Policy-wise he's suggesting what's tantamount to a socialist coup. For him to basically admit and agree that it is in fact socialism might get him traction in the Democratic primaries, but in the general he's going to find that this is still very much a majority capitalistic country. A never-socialist country, according to even some liberal news outlets like NPR. It might be one day that enough people will be on board with socialism for it to be possible, but right now it's not it. I wouldn't be surprised if the Democratic party even kicks some of these socialist-leaning people out, to be honest. Especially AOC who is consistently going against everyone, including those in her own party like Pelosi for Christ's sake. It almost hurts Bernie more than it helps him having an endorsement from the likes of her. The sad, lonely "Squad" of four of them, many of them probably not going to get re-elected in their districts.
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  2540.  @TuariD  You should know better than to trust the polls when it regards Trump by now. Remember when Hillary Clinton was given a 98.7% chance to beat Trump the day of the election? It wasn't that long ago, you already forgot? Trump supporters apparently don't participate in polls like they do in elections. See you in November. Signed, someone who also routinely hangs up on pollsters as they call.
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  2541. I personally think one of the weakest aspects of BCS is that I can't for the life of me reconcile how Saul Goodman in Breaking Bad is even the same guy as who he is in BCS. I also think it's taken entirely too long for him to get to the point where he is and frankly here we are at the mid-season finale and he's still just not even close to being the guy we know in Breaking Bad and yet that's only a few years later in the timeline of the show. He's just despicable in Breaking Bad. Sexually harassing his employees, floating murder and death at every juncture and to solve every problem, yet here he is now shaking in his boots because Lalo is "back from the dead" in his living room. That's not to say it's bad or anything I just think the pacing from getting him from Jimmy to Saul has taken too long and it's to the point that if their plan is to finish with him being Breaking Bad era Saul Goodman it's all of a sudden going to feel rushed. I also predict people are going to somehow be disappointed with the finale. I hope not, I just know whenever people get their hopes up disappointment is frequently what happens in the end.
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  2542. America
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  2543. I mean I can't think of a worse idea but this gentleman doesn't appear to be ... well versed in good ideas.
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  2544. He didn't leave over concerns with free speech. He left because for one thing YouTube is probably about to get banned in Russia. But even if it doesn't get banned, any money he makes from YouTube he can't actually cash out. All of Russia's banks are basically inoperable right now because of the sanctions. And Putin literally had just passed a law saying that you were required to have your currency at least 80% rubles which as we all know is in the toilet right now. Rubles are worth less and less and less every single day. It doesn't make economic sense for him to stay in Russia.
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  2545.  @1990chrism  I don't recall him saying anything about free speech in the video. He said he's worried YouTube might get banned in Russia, but that's really it as far as free speech is concerned. It's because of the sanctions effecting his ability to make a living in Russia and also realizing that it's going to get worse before it gets better for them over there. I think he dodged a bullet getting out when he did. I wouldn't be shocked if Russia closes its borders to anyone trying to get in OR out.
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  2546. One of the most important things to think about when talking about GF's legacy is also The Sopranos. David Chase, the man who created that show, has famously said that Goodfellas was basically his "bible" when creating Sopranos.
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  2547. So he's from the Asmongolden generation, this gentleman?
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  2548. Kinda concerning that the kid is rapping about popping Oxy's. Lying is a sin you know?
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  2549. Meth is probably not too dissimilar from taking Adderall. Not exactly the same but Adderall is comprised of amphetamine salts. It's why so many kids in high school and college seek these drugs out to help them "cram" for tests and/or do long tasks like writing papers, etc. It makes you crave doing things, specifically productive things like work. Meth is inherently stronger and more "dirty" (being made in clandestine labs vs pharmaceutical laboratories like Adderall is) but still, similar enough. I would stick with Adderall, is the TL;DR version, if you do anything at all, to be clear. Meth's bad news.
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  2550. Between the two the only one that has a realistic chance of beating Trump is Biden. Unfortunately, Biden sucks at talking, so the debate stage is not where he's going to shine. Trump will mop the floor with either one, to be honest. Sanders is just going to be hounded with constant reminders of his lackluster track record in Vermont, his affiliation with the growing socialist trend in the Democratic party (which threatens to split the entire party in two) and the fact that he's promising things that he cannot ever realistically hope to provide. His plan for paying for these things, of which he's only going to be able to provide 1/6 or thereabouts for (once the billionaires he's vilified so much take their money and leave the country basically as soon as he gets the nomination, precipitating a stock market crash) and he'll also cut our military defense spending (we currently spend more than any other country in the developed world combined) so he's basically gonna give people a small fraction of these things by completely destroying the fabric of this country as we know it. Neither one is going to do well vs. Trump. The best looking candidates in the race are long gone, but bad judgment is one thing liberals are kind of famous for. Now the final two remaining choices are basically bad vs. worse. And all of this on top of the fact that incumbents win re-election over 90% of the time. Incumbents' advantage is very real.
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  2551. I think it's almost a meme now, EVERYONE killed Hoffa. EVERYONE knows what REALLY happened to him. And by that I mean it's just a running joke now almost. By the way The Irishman wasn't that good. Easily Scorsese's weakest Mafia film. I would say his weakest film but that title belongs to New York, New York IMO. The Irishman was too fucking long, mainly, beyond that they shouldn't have cast DeNiro. Al Pacino was fantastic in the movie. Joe Pesci was also great if not somehow slightly more believable than DeNiro's character because Pesci's character was SUPPOSED to be older. Casting DeNiro was a mistake.
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  2552. It's meant to be a mix of snow and ash. A Song of Ice and Fire. It hearkens back to to reports during the Holocaust that it would appear to be Wintertime year round in the vicinity of the extermination camps because they were constantly incinerating bodies. The only thing that gave it away obviously was the time of year, the temperature, and the fact occasionally you'd see little tufts of hair floating down, but by and large the German people even in spite of figuring out something bad was going down pretty late in the war didn't realize the full extent of it until it was completely finished. It was meant to be a secret project but of course you can't hide the ash from that, or the tufts of human hair falling from the sky, either. It was too late for anyone but the other side to do anything at that point.
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  2553. Steve-o is probably my favorite person in the world so yeah
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  2554. A lot of people interpret Bohemian Rhapsody differently, but IMO I think it's a song about Freddie coming out.
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  2555. That's rough man. Hang in there
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  2556. "You gotta kick the habit my hobbit"
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  2557. Limu EWUUUUU and Doug
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  2558. yes and no I mean it's funny because it's Charlie. But as far as this being violence? It's actually a sport. It's an incredibly dumb sport but it is a sport. Fighting for nothing is what's violence, this actually at least has some semi-transparent almost point behind it
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  2559. Fourth, he's a troll
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  2560. This animal from a predator prey standpoint is actually pretty well evolved if you think about it. Name one fish that will see that and be like "Oh hell yeah that's gon be in my BELLY tonight! yesssss lawd" the fish will hold their children's hands a little tighter and be like "Don't make eye contact just... don't do drugs, kids or else that will be what you evolve into"
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  2561. They feel about as embarrassed as Hillary did in 2016, ordering that huge fireworks display and all the celebratory messages prematurely only to realize they didn't need them in the end. They were expecting a repeat of January 6 on inauguration day. And the twist is ... if they didn't order all those troops and advertise it the way they did, they may have had it. But when nobody shows up for Coup 2.0 having all those soldiers lining the streets actually kind of looks... bad. It looks dictatorial almost. So, brush them under the rug. AKA send their asses to the basement where the cameras aren't.... oh wait.
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  2562. I mean he owns it now he can do whatever he wants. I don't know what the point is honestly. It's such a low amount of money it won't prevent anything he's trying to prevent from happening but it's a high enough amount that a lot of people are gonna roll their eyes like "Oh lord look what the billionaire's doing". It is kind of a bad look honestly on his part but like I said, he paid for it. He can do whatever he wants. It was almost like $30 per account prior to that so I mean... it could be worse?
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  2563. I really hope he runs again. I am not a gay person myself but out of ALL the candidates on that stage, he was a war hero. He was also young and reminded me a bit of Kennedy. Well spoken, very smart. I think he looked the best out of any of them. But yeah if Bernie is gonna be a perennial side show in the presidential elections, I hope we see more of Pete going forward.
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  2564. Can't sleep a couple days, don't eat this day, all with the backdrop of his friend snorting coke (he probably snorts coke too but he didn't on camera so far) but yeah man that is kind of the side effects of a coke addict. That's how they get and stay so skinny
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  2565.  @chimericalical  I never said they were on the same level. I think Gus is 100% worse unless you count the fact that "Well, he's not making any excuses or statements about himself beyond that of what he already is -- he's a drug dealer doing drug dealer things. These cops could be doing the right thing but they chose to do the bad thing!" No. Dirty cops aren't dirty 100% of the time. And even if they are, they're still cleaner than someone who is a criminal right out of the gate. Do I think Gus has more honor than them? Yes, sure. But he's more evil, at the same time. It's almost not even fair to compare the two because they're both evil in different ways. So no, crooked cops are crooked but they're still cops at least some ratio of the day. A drug kingpin is a drug kingpin the entire day, unless you count when he's cleaning up tables at his front operation Los Pollos Hermanos, I'd still say the crooked cops are more benevolent, it's just compared to someone like Gus Fring that's really not saying that much.
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  2566. ​@SireVivitanI guess that's one way to put it, I think the comparison to government and it's right to exist or not is kind of pseudo-intellectual and loaded to begin with. OK, governments have no right to exist. What a point. I guess? But I'd argue that not only does that give them more of a right to exist, it also expands a bit on my other point that you can literally be in the business of selling bananas and still technically belong to a cartel. In modern terms the cartels we think of today have basically stolen the term to such an extent that when it's used it's almost exclusively used to describe drug cartels from Mexico.
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  2567. Those time lapse videos are stunning.
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  2568. I've had an irresponsible day. These with a miserable late-night coffee, knock down drag out then make up sex with the Mrs. always cheer me up. Thank you, Muta, and my wife. That I don't have.
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  2569. I hate Nick Cannon. But this is terrible. I don't wish this on anyone, not even my worst enemy.
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  2570. Wish they would have just made more 4090's instead it's obscene you can't really find them unless you get notified or notice that a retailer has them... within about 40 minutes of them going up.
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  2571. lol I love the title and thumbnail of this video. People living in squalor voted for Trump. In what appeared to be an underground homeless ... place. Or something. Well, they're not wrong. People are like "How did Hillary lose? The polls were ALL showing her beating him! She was 98% guaranteed to win [actual source was Politico or RealClearPolitics, I forget, but it was that high]. The kind of people that voted for trump are the kind of people who get the phone calls or mail from pollers and hang up on them or piss on the mail then return it or something like that. They come outta the woodwork every four years, every November.
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  2572. Lately, the word "gang" has been used a lot. Sometimes several times in succession "Gang gang" or the more advanced "Gang gang gang"
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  2573. Your girl's not really a looker, no offense
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  2574. Wait... that's a man?
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  2575. The one guy committed suicide. Coward.
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  2576. "Stealing chicken nuggets" at a fast food restaurant by an employee who may have under-counted his order by accident (and sometimes it works the opposite where you get MORE than what you were supposed to -- is the customer then a thief, too, cause I highly doubt any customer has ever complained about that) is illegal? Questionable. You know what is illegal, though? Slapping someone for any reason. That's assault. I mean even spitting on someone is technically assault, so this is just textbook and I would have absolutely called the police. You already got a guy filming it, and there's security cameras as well I am sure. The only way the customer would be the most fucked is if he paid for the order with a credit card. I sincerely hope he did especially considering he got out of there extra fast after doing it. If he paid cash go get his license plate ASAP.
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  2577. Whether you agree with it or not the fact is the war on drugs is a failure, it's a waste of money and it ruins lives on a far more substantial level than any like risk of overdose or death from the substances ever could. The subculture arguably is what makes hard drugs dangerous, the fact they have to do it in the shadows to begin with.
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  2578. If they do actually attempt this, and there really is top secret shit going on over there, I guarantee they're not gonna make it. Whether that means they get black bagged and disappear into the night, or detained there and then experimented on (while also remaining "officially" missing). I wouldn't go, people think if they show up in the millions it'll protect them. Keep in mind what they're doing at Area 51. MILITARY research. The same place they invented the Stealth bomber. They're low key probably thrilled they get a chance to try some of their new weapons on live subjects. "Let em come"
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  2579. Complete with guy in mullet standing behind him. Oh my God 1:31, standing next to the kid shouting in the white MAGA hat Business in the front, party in the back. /s
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  2580. That organ is like the same size as the kind you'd find in your average church.
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  2581. Yeah this is just proof that China is actually actively trying to kill as many people as possible. "Trust us this armor will save your life! ;)"
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  2582. That's gotta be one of the hardest things to do, try to not only start a record label but actually keep it afloat. The music business is cutthroat and brutal as is.
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  2583. So, hypothetically speaking I don't expect either the United States OR China to take kindly to any kind of major military provocation and especially someone like China for example wouldn't think twice like "Go ahead and attack us but we're gonna nuke you" and then the US would respond of course to such a thing by trying to shoot down the nuke via the Star Wars program (or try) and in either case fire nukes of their own. We're talking really apocalyptic shit here because I honestly think if the war was gonna be fought the way we've traditionally fought them, it'd have happened by now. Nukes are the only thing preventing it. That's why we're going to war when it comes to trade and now I believe China's move is introducing a global pandemic to ensure the US hurts more than they are where they hold all the cards medically speaking. Something is gonna have to happen though. We need to begin manufacturing our own medicine and medical supplies in the United States immediately.
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  2584. Yeah it's kind of like alcohol, it's only fun when everyone else around you is doing it too. Otherwise it's just really, really sad.
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  2585. They were probably somewhat friends. But if I found out my co-star ended up being Ted Bundy and killing people for fun (extreme exaggeration, I know) I'd be like "Yep we never liked each other. In fact, I didn't like the guy at all from the jump!" Nah, he's just saying that now because what else can you say when you find out someone you used to admire is a lunatic.
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  2586. I actually know one of these guys, he's not even in Anyonmous but there are hacker groups right now that are actively being encouraged by the government to do these things. You might be like "Well what the Hell are they even capable of doing? DDoS the Kremlin's website?" Well, yes, that's just one thing they can do. More importantly they are able to jam their communications and even put fake comms in place of the real ones to confuse the enemy. And even crazier than that is they can also jam the technology that their weapons rely on making their missiles less accurate and in some cases even miss entirely.
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  2587. Straight up guys if you ever get a Staph infection or even worse still MRSA and you're finding that antibiotics aren't actually working for you, go to Whole Foods or someplace similar and buy yourself a jar of Manuka Honey. I swear to God the shit is almost magical in it's healing properties. It can do things that not even antibiotics can do for you. The only downside is it IS sticky. It's honey for Christ's sake. But super, super anti-septic properties and very well may have saved my life when I out of desperation tried that for a staph infection I had years ago.
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  2588. If you think about it it's really not a surprise at all that the allure of the cartel to those people is so strong. Even the politician lady they interview halfway through is like "The way we're going to fight it is by FREEZING bank accounts, changing society itself and more importantly giving opportunities to the youth that would allow them to make almost as much money as they would [if they signed up to be a soldier in a cartel]." ALMOST as much, she said, which probably isn't even close to true. And this poor kid who is 13 they interview, he's openly talking about like "Well, when I get older I kind of want to be a veterinarian." and they laugh like "OK, sure. Right." They aren't going to let him go if he wants to when that time comes. He may not realize it but he's with them for life, now. Or until he dies, more accurately. Ironically speaking he may be safer with the cartel than not, though.
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  2589. It's funny too cause everyone from NJ knows who NJ Weedman is basically ever since they were a) old enough to understand politics or b) beginning to come into stoner culture on a local level. This guy has run for office many times and done similar stunts to this WELL before Vice was even a thing.
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  2590.  @eric4802  People bitch and moan when we do that, though, and Trump's run on a position of trying to like end the conflicts we are in, not take a literal fight to a country he's already in the middle of a trade war with. But now all of a sudden it's like "Oh my our crooked government is out of control you HAVE to come help us!" oh NOW you want help. I doubt you'll get it, sadly. Unless of course an American journalist is killed as collateral damage or something during the protests, or maybe just outraged they'd use live ammo on peaceful protesters at all. Bows and arrows and rocks and petrol bombs aren't traditionally considered "peaceful" though. If it does happen make sure it's filmed, capture horrific enough images and video is my advice because it's gonna have to get really bad for us to get involved, and we'll likely not come alone. I doubt it though.
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  2591. You only left out one part -- is there a department of people whose job it is to come up with never ending amounts of album covers?
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  2592. It is pretty remarkable in GTA games just the amount of mystery there is and like it went from being finding the spot in GTA3 where you accidentally jump in a vehicle to a place that is otherwise impossible to get to and finding the .JPEG on the wall that says "You're not supposed to be here", to finding the bathroom from Scarface where Tony Montana was almost killed with a chainsaw in Vice City -- and there is a chainsaw in there, all the way up to finding the UFO in San Andreas, the serial killer OR even Bigfoot. I cannot tell you how many hours I spent looking for Bigfoot. I was convinced he was real. I am still kind of convinced he's real.
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  2593. At this point I think Fentanyl has been weaponized by the Chinese, who are manufacturing a lot of the illegal fentanyl that's making it's way into powder drugs in America today. It's killing a lot of people, the only real question is whether you think it's being done with any level of intention by the Chinese or if they're just manufacturing medicine.
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  2594. I knew you were real. S/O on learning to type and use the Internet. Hope you're using a VPN or else you might get found
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  2595. Parents. Please keep an eye on your kids. What you think drug dealers will? They only care about the color green. For real, though, it's not their job or responsibility to do what you should've been doing the entire time. Even with clandestine messaging services like snapchat or whatever. WATCH YOUR KIDS. Especially these days.
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  2596. NGL when I saw "Sithole" I thought his name was Shithole for a split second.
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  2597.  @markdornan7247  It's been officially confirmed by the show's creator that Tony died at the end :-/
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  2598.  @sportsamania  Yeah, but not as happy as he would be avenging his brother's death and/or assuming the new power position for himself. Also, Meadow will never know who was behind it. Beyond that, his son will never know, either. And these Mob guys if they're anything they're sociopaths. Sharks with smiles on their face. They have the ability to delineate themselves from the violent acts they commit, because at the end of the day and like I said it was just business.
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  2599. Actually, no depending on where you strick an animal like that with a stick (the head and/or neck generally) it doesn't even need to be a big stick to kill the rooster. It may not sound intuitive or whatever but get one good blow off in the right place, the rooster could very easily die. That being said, I suspect it wasn't just "one hit" I think he probably panicked and started swinging multiple times and one of those blows killed the chicken but he may have just thought the rooster got knocked out or whatever.
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  2600. She's like "The father of my children. Unbelievable."
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  2601.  @Jay-w1k2s  Cool story queer bait
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  2602. Innnnndeed. Hint: it's a helluva drug
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  2603. Nobody can navigate opiates responsibly. Doctors themselves don't even understand the pharmacological nature of addiction they just prescribe what the pamphlets told them to prescribe. But opiates literally trigger something in your brain that essentially shuts down the production of "natural" happiness in the brain because you just bombarded it with a mega dose of serotonin so it figures it doesn't need to make it's own anymore, at least for a while. So someone who is addicted one of the first things their brain has to learn how to do is start making it's own serotonin again, this is why one of the #1 symptoms of opiate withdrawal is acute depression. Forget the physical aspect of things, that's surely part of it as well. It's not fun at all though.
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  2604. Come on now, you went by "Barry" in high school. Which is the third whitest name in America. Look it up.
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  2605.  @pjduff7577  3.5 grams of cocaine base value in New Jersey which is where I bought it would be $350. HOWEVER, drug dealers don't sell it that way, do they? They have this thing called "Eight balls" where rather than paying $10 per 0.1 grams for a total of $350, you instead pay $250. That essentially means you each get an extra gram for free. Splitting $350 worth of drugs 4-5 ways in this situation would net you about $70-80 worth of said drug each. NOT $20. You suck at math, you're an idiot, life is too hard to be so fucking stupid. End it all. BTW don't do drugs unless you use opiates. And forget the possibility of overdose, it won't happen to you. Promise! Wink wink. Fucking moron.
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  2606.  @pjduff7577  Overdose on 0.7 grams of coke? LOL OK I know for a fact I'm dealing with someone who has no idea what they're talking about now. "Watch out you might overdose on your more economical choice of splitting an eight ball with 4-5 friends!" It's cocaine dude, it's not heroin. The only reason you wouldn't rip the entire 0.7 line at once, if you had any idea what you're talking about, is because then you'd be out and 15 minutes later you're going to want more. Why? Because it's coke. As soon as you run out, you know in 15-20 minutes you re gonna begin the process of coming down. You'd wish you had spaced the lines out more economically so you could get a 4 hour coke session instead of a 30 minute one. "Watch out you might overdose!" lmfao OK queerbait Lastly, 3.5 grams between 4-5 people is what a high schooler's "coke night" might look like. People who can only afford to really do it properly if they buy in together, otherwise you're not even beginning to approach lethal doses of the drug until you start to call twice as much your daily personal amount. Like a quarter, the entire day, just for you. Or more. You can survive a LOT more coke by weight than you can with any other powder drug. I wouldn't recommend it, but the idea that a measly 0.7 would be enough to kill eve a virgin user is fucking moronic and you should really consider keeping your mouth shut if you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
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  2607. It's only gonna take the one opportunity. Some cats out there probably wouldn't even necessarily mind going to jail if it means they were the one who could go inside saying they were the one who killed the greatest rat since Henry Hill.
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  2608. I got in one little fight and my Mom got scared she said "If you go to jail does that mean I have to move out of the mansion you bought me?"
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  2609.  @slimjim7411  Yeah we should just give them all of our shit so they can make versions of it even if they're not any better or worse. It's no biggie! It's not MURICAN so they're just gonna have a shittier alternative to it, right? Or we could have blown it all up and given our geopolitical rivals and enemies nothing. Oops!
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  2610.  @realyopikechannel  Damn that's fucked up bro
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  2611.  @stevedevice1866  Yeah those are pretty troubling too.
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  2612.  @nicleslie9662  You're joking right? You know who showed up on Afghanistan's doorstep the minute America left? Well, honestly before that even, but China acknowledged the Taliban as a legitimate government body as soon as the US left. The point is, like let's just say for the sake of argument Afghanistan doesn't have access to batteries (they do, but let's just say they don't). If they can't power or use the equipment limiting factors wise along the avenue of batteries, China will trade with them for it most likely in exchange for other shit the US left behind.
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  2613.  @JRay2113  They can. From China. China will help them if only because they're opposed to us. China was one of the first nations to recognize their legitimacy as a governing body after the debacle when Afghanistan was liberated last summer.
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  2614. The establishment has basically sabotaged Bernie because they realize he'd get his ass torn wide open by Trump. They realize the only remote chance they have at beating him is Biden, for a lot of reasons but mainly for the same reason they preferred Hilary in 2016. They do not learn their lessons, apparently.
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  2615. The feds have been investigating Onision for months now. Chris Hansen has been working with them to a certain extent, but as far as showing up to someone's front door requesting a conversation -- it's not illegal. All the cops can do is ask them to move it out to the street, beyond that Chris and his team could technically just leave the van parked there as long as it's not blocking anyone's driveway. But he IS being investigated by the feds. It just takes a bit of time to build a case. They like to do that THEN slap the cuffs on you.
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  2616. People who get involved in these epic neighbor spats would be well versed in security camera technology and probably spend their entire day watching it too.
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  2617. Oh my God? Joker's account got hacked? It took me a minute, at first I didn't know who he was. I discovered him when I was getting ready for RDR2 to come out on PC about a month ago. I mean, not for nothing, but this is why two factor authentication is such a great thing. THAT WAY, even if they know your password, unless they have your cell phone they're not getting into your account. I have 2FA on anything that allows it.
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  2618. Yeah, the only reason heroin makes you forgive people easier is because it makes you not give a fuck about anything. Hence, so many people living in cardboard boxes by the bridge that swear by it.
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  2619. In some cases I think producers make more than rappers. One advantage to being a producer is you can produce in theory for every rapper on the planet, without owing any of them any certain amount of allegiance or anything. Rappers at best can feature with unlimited amounts of other artists (or have others feature for them) but it's still very much a solo-oriented thing if you choose to be a rapper over a producer. And of course there's always the double talents, the ones who do both. I find the ones who do that are usually better producers than rappers, though, Kanye and Pharrell I am looking right at you.
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  2620. Cause Saudi Arabia has all the oil. There's no reason to be there fighting that other than because this is the most profitable thing weapons contractors have ever done.
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  2621. I wouldn't be surprised if they already have made it into one, and if not they're working on it. Even if it just becomes some Lifetime movie or something.
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  2622. I've seen Requiem for a Dream probably like ten or twenty times over my life. So not one of those movies I would only watch once then digest it the rest of my life, but I can see why other people might feel that way about it. I have some problems with that movie for starters the idea that NYC would EVER just be "out" of dope causing them to "starve" for it the way they did, it's false. A big city like that, someone always has it or knows how to get it. YOUR dealer may get killed, that's true. YOU may only know how to get in touch with like one or two other people to get it, but the idea that the city is just flat DRY? False. They have enough dope even if all the poppy plants were to be eradicated today to supply ALL of the world's current addicts for 20 years. BUT RFAD is not meant to be viewed that way anyway, it's not fiction or non-fiction, it's a fable. In other words, a cautionary tale.
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  2623. You notice how they only focused on the people who won their fights?
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  2624.  @baleedat8560  Yeah that's right! I had forgotten what it was called but that's it.
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  2625. This is the kind of story that could be made into a movie or something.
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  2626. Was it the owner? He looks like a total top
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  2627. We've created a culture where if someone does or says anything that is even remotely deemed "taboo" or "offensive" that you can be outraged at it and because social media is where it is the person who made the slip can be unemployed as soon as that night, if you're loud and mad enough. We've also created this unwritten law that defines "offensive language" and the only problem with it is that that dictionary of unacceptable language and terminology/ideas is only growing, not getting smaller. This is something that directly threatens the comedian because the one thing that gave them legs to begin with, free speech, is slowly and systematically being shut down in it's own right.
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  2628. He'd be a Psyduck for all the Amnesia he has
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  2629. The immigration lawyer is lying if he says he doesn't believe that there are certain kids who are routinely brought over the border as fake children of people, usually who pay a sum of money, to "rent" the child and to cross into the border. The child is then shipped back to Central America to make the trip over, and over, and over again. They have found a way to exploit immigration laws and it's a cottage industry in South and Central America, if he says he isn't aware of it, he's lying. Or ignorant. It really isn't talked about enough, though. Modern illegal immigration techniques as a business require children and of course documents are not as important (like birth records etc) because they can always claim "Sorry, we don't know what that is, remember, we're coming from shitholes after all wink wink, but yes in spite of the fact he's crossed this border over 50 times this is in fact my 10 year old son... uhhhh Pablo? Yeah Pablo"
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  2630. Jamaica has a bob sled team...
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  2631. I had a feeling this might happen. First it was him going off the rails and likening Bernie Sanders winning Nevada to the Nazis' occupying France. He apologized for it, all was OK again. THEN we started finding out about his "extracurricular" activities when it came to his abuse of underlings, primarily women. Too many stories, actually. I had a feeling he was going to resign I didn't think it was going to happen like this though. I also had a feeling Klobuchar was going to resign if only because Buttigieg abruptly resigned yesterday. Why? Because the Democrat party basically twisted their arms and forced them to. They do NOT want Bernie to win the nomination, so they want all their straggling votes to go to Biden instead -- not Bernie. They want to go ahead and erase him from the ballot list because if he does make it and is the nominee, not only would he be DESTROYED by Trump, he'd take the Democratic party as we know it with him. The entire party will be split into "Bernie socialists" and "Classic, old school Democrats" and this = Republican dominance for decades to come. Until they decide if they'd rather be socialist or not.
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  2632. Hey Mom there's something in the back room
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  2633. You inspired me to learn how to use Linux recently just wanted to let you know, I had wanted to learn for a long, long time but ultimately gave up because I gave up on programming altogether back then. Getting back into it, or trying to anyway, mainly though before I go programming first I wanna learn how to use a Linux machine, and yeah it's only on a VM for now. But yeah right now I am rocking with Kali to be honest only because I got a book that aims to teach you principles of both. But yeah from what I understand you learn one version of any of the distros that Linux/Unix have to offer respectively, then it's not hard to pick up on the semantics of the others as long as you got a big ass book to help you set the differences. Anyway you are hugely inspirational, incredibly smart and tech savvy yet so down to earth and funny too. I'm trying to just ease myself into it by trying to make it fun and focusing less on programming cause that shit makes my head hurt historically speaking.
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  2634. Fingerprinting didn't really take off until some time later, that was something J Edgar Hoover advocated for and is sort of responsible for making it a mainstream practice as well as keeping a database of sorts OF fingerprints. That was definitely not in 1918 lol
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  2635. That's what I have been saying for a while now like if you're that miserable, just kill yourself. Don't take other people out with you because YOU are sad. But I think it goes beyond their own mental and emotional stability. Some people just want to commit acts of evil.
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  2636. It's fraud. It's promising people $100 they'll never get for a few minutes of their time and/or completing these offers FOR HIM to ENRICH HIM. Not the users. HIM. That's a felony. If he's operating this out of the United States, and probably most other decent countries, and gets caught, he will go to federal prison.
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  2637. The thing about Chappelle's Show is it was instantly classic. INSTANTLY. It was like two seasons worth of Killing Em Softly and then you realize you're witnessing something that people will carry with them the rest of their lives. I don't know if I've ever seen anything before that or since where even watching live broadcasts of those shows when they were new, you realized this was something of a cultural significance that I personally had never seen before and I haven't seen it since... unless we're talking about the excellent string of Netflix specials Dave Chappelle put out. He has only gotten better with time, like good wine.
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  2638. It has nothing to do with race. I am 100% sure if Nigerian women were stereotypically known to run "massage parlors that offer happy endings" then the victims would have been Nigerian, instead. The guy was attacking sex workers -- not Asians. It just so happens they were all Asian (actually, edit: two of the victims weren't Asian, but you aren't gonna hear that on the MSM), because Asian massage parlors. It was because he was a sex addict, not a racist.
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  2639. It pisses me off mainly because they're out there growing almonds to make almond milk and then complaining about their lack of water in the same breath. Look man I'm from New Orleans. I wish we could capture all of the water we get basically half of the year from either torrential rain or, worse, hurricanes and then pipe it out to you (for a price, of course). But barring that, get your heads out of the sand and realize what's going on and then cut every single needless water-consuming industry and activity that you have. ALL of them. You don't have water like that anymore. You never really did in the first place, to be honest.
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  2640. Dude, what do you mean you're 99% sure he won't get a refund? It's 110% certain he won't. There is absolutely nothing he can do, legally or otherwise, to get that money back. It is in their pockets now. If he hires a lawyer he's going to lose even more money on that, the only one who wins in that situation is the lawyer and Blizzard. There is absolutely, categorically nothing he can do about it. He gave them the money to begin with. It's gone.
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  2641. This is one of the first big videos that actually helped establish VICE for what they were when they were at their best.
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  2642. The scariest thing to me besides how convincing Alex Jones can be in the midst of peddling some of the stuff he talks about is that he's not wrong, Edward VIII WAS the King of England until 1936. The official story and the one frankly that I believe is that he was in love with a woman who the royal family would NOT allow him to marry if he wanted to remain king so he decided to bounce and he gave the rule instead to his younger brother. This of course is Queen Elizabeth's father. He died young from cancer and this of course led Queen Elizabeth to having to become queen very, very early in her life. So getting back to what I was saying, Edward VIII WAS a Nazi sympathizer. To think what might have happened if he chose not to forfeit his crown for love, he may have quite literally given England to Adolf Hitler just in exchange for peace. This almost certainly would've given the W to the Nazis in WW2 before it even had a chance to begin in the first place.
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  2643. That quote: "Nobody dies a virgin, life fucks us all" is falsely attributed to Kurt Cobain all the time. He never said that.
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  2644. It will end sooner or later, just wait for the new Madden to release or something. Once they realize they're fighting an unwinnable uphill battle, and they're hungry and cold and want cigarettes and a warm bed to sleep in with food on the table in the morning, one by one they'll all go home. And hopefully be held responsible especially if they were known to be particularly bad these past few weeks.
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  2645. Oh shit I forgot Mance Rayder was in this movie
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  2646.  @JohnDoe-nz6bk  I am pretty sure that person is someone who is paid to spread the lies and propaganda of the Kremlin on YouTube.
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  2647.  @ЕленаБогданова-ж7ц  "Бот и тролль ! Вся Россия за Путина ! = Bot and troll! All Russia is for Putin!" Nah, they're not. They're all either leaving the country, protesting in the streets or too scared to say anything while he destroys their country more and more by the day.
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  2648. I hope they livestream the execution too. Just kidding. Or am I
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  2649. wouldn't be the case if they implemented actual servers instead of using p2p software from like the dinosaur period of time
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  2650. Who would even wear the clothing you get exclusively for being in this membership program? Talk about badges of shame in videogame clothing form.
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  2651.  @sybergato  The way he was slurring his speech I actually wondered if he had taken some of that. My friend who was addicted to that and pain pills BOTH in high school would get that way, too, but I think it would have mentioned it around the time they said they got a warrant to test his blood. He would have also probably been given additional charges for being under the influence of that as well as alcohol if that was the case.
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  2652. I believe China manufactured the coronavirus as a result of the trade war. They're like "You wanna hit us in the wallet where it hurts? Well, we can play that game too." so they conspired with the WHO, infected their own people after developing the vaccine for it themselves, and waited until the Chinese new year for people to travel on a massive scale (this was in February or so of 2020) and only THEN did it get declared a pandemic about a month later, leaving the West to figure it out and fend for themselves. They've been dealing with SARS-type viruses for a long time, it was all new territory for us and it has cost untold amounts of money ... meanwhile China's basically already re-opening. If it wasn't an act of war, it could not have worked out more in their favor.
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  2653. I think he is just reflecting on what he's done, what he's made money from... and realizing, we have problems as a people in the world... not just this country. He is now trying to put out positive music, and I applaud him from it.
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  2654. It's basically like being a losing gambler... times 8 billion. That's really what he was doing, first off he lied when he said he wasn't going to use customer funds for anything but what he did was he took the money secretly, invested some of it when it wasn't rightfully his to do so, and he did it extremely recklessly as well so that when he did lose out, every penny he put into it was a losing gamble. It wasn't his money to do it with though. Then of course whispers start generating that there may not be enough capital for everyone to get their money out if they wanted to, and sure enough, whispers become panic really fast just like the market crash preceding the Great Depression and subsequent bank run where everyone was trying to get their money out at the same time only to find out that the bank didn't have enough money to grant them their withdrawals. If his gamble worked out like Coffeezilla said, everyone would be none the wiser and may even be singing his praises, but if it didn't... well, it didn't. And now he's caught. It's fraud. Depending on which judge he gets in the Southern District of New York court system, he could even get life in prison for this. At a minimum, he's getting 20 years. Anything over ~28 years in that court system is a life sentence.
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  2655. Not even just Seoul but we could literally also be facing a strike on Japan as well as Seoul as part of a MAD exercise unless the aircraft carriers can intercept their own ballistics while we proceed to bomb the shit out of them in whatever strategic locations we even know about.
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  2656. What the difference is going to be is what Russia and/or China do in the event that Trump basically nukes North Korea or at least bomb the shit out of them in strategic locations so as not to hurt our allies to the South or anywhere else nearby for that matter. North Korea is just the angry child in the corner of the world but the reality of the fact is that China and Russia are looking for any excuse to get a conflict going with us, it's just a matter of when and how. But then again part of me wonders if not even China and Russia would be in a country like North Korea's corner. Even out of spite for us. They're that crazy. But then again China is the only reason that North Korea has survived this long to begin with. So yeah. It's legitimately worrying because worst case scenario would be something akin to WW3, whether they call it that or not depends on how large scale a conflict it ends up being. At this point the only real thing I would definitely bet on is we are going to go to war with NK, that much just seems unavoidable by now.
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  2657. Hank the Drunk would've been a phenomenal addition to this roster
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  2658. So basically if you spend enough money early on you can have the right to call yourself "immortal". Broke IRL, but immortal in the game. That sounds like a swell deal.
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  2659. $500,000 a day might be worth it. Otherwise, no it's not worth it at all.
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  2660. At what point do you tell Dan Crenshaw there's an entire spectrum of cannabis, from Sativa to Indica and all the hybrids in between. So if he had a sativa and felt it was too cerebral for him, he might like a nice indica instead to help him relax. Or vice versa. I used to think I was a sativa guy only to find out really I am more into hybrids and indicas.
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  2661. Well, it's all relative I guess. What seems like a big # amount to you may not be the same to other people. That being said I am inclined to think he's not being fully genuine about the amount either or maybe he's just lying and wanted to be interviewed and put on the channel.
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  2662. I think Old and Young are the same person. The details of Young's story are true. The lies Old tells Young and, therefore, himself the entire time are eventually discovered by Young. Any amount of legitimacy he had the entire time is thrown out the window at that time, plus other treacherous details he discovers along the way. It's kind of Freudian almost, where the ego destroys the id. He hated himself for being this joke, this guy who was cast as a pariah and forced to maintain a goddamn lighthouse in the middle of nowhere but every single person he meets he's got no shortage of amazing tall tales to tell them, to pass himself off similar to the fraud that Young was. And he hated Old for that. But Old is himself I believe in the present time, and he's only just beginning to realize that he's lied to himself his entire life and doesn't even remember who he truly is anymore.
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  2663. I know he does, a lot of his perception is based on feel and when they are intimate he can tell. In the same way you can tell if someone is heavier if you accidentally bump into them.
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  2664. It's a racket at this point. Trust me, they know it's a losing battle. They are making a fortune with legal fees and incarceration, especially in America, where the private prison industry is so powerful at this point. It isn't in their best interest to "fix" the problem. Also, when it comes to America, believe it or not these drug cartels and organized criminal syndicates are actually lobbying people in Congress to ensure that the drug war never ends. If they legalized or even decriminalized everything, drugs would lose value and their criminal enterprise would suddenly not have nearly as much income. They'd have to go back to like, you know, robbing banks and whatnot.
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  2665. NGL I was wondering when the documentary said he had an addiction to "Buprenorphine" which is the main ingredient in Suboxone. He didn't remember the drug correctly, calling it Buprevorzine or something, but he is right it's used to treat people who have an addiction to opiates like painkillers or heroin. That's a pretty big mistake to make honestly on the documentary person's part but somehow I believed it like "oh guess he's got a drug problem too".
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  2666. He knows his audience well lol. Just kidding, no this is really cool, I was like "it's all well and good if he personally wants to take a pay cut, I hope his crew aren't necessarily mandated to do the same" but he actually does say in the video his crew and everyone else still get paid the same, but HE takes the pay cut. And it won't matter to him cause he already makes a lot of money. For a conservative, and he is a Trump Republican, he's actually taking a greater initiative than Bezos ever has, it's just Bezos is the richest man in the world right now, a Democrat, if Kid Rock had the same net worth his little drop in the bucket would be at least eight, probably nine figures, really giving credence to the idea of "trickle down economics" where it only trickles down, in fact, if the people who have the money to begin with ALLOW it to.
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  2667. This is a really slippery slope. This could very well be the beginning of WW3 depending on the world's response to this.
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  2668. That one girl Tina her friend gave her some pretty good advice there. She's a nice, good looking girl, but it doesn't matter when you don't feel that way inside. And more importantly he's right that she probably has and does attract the wrong kind of people with that energy and abusive types in particular because they have a very good sense of when someone is "broken" inside or not. Easier to latch onto.
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  2669. Hamilton's smart as fuck lol I love you dude
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  2670. Yea how much do they go for now? 50 dollars or so, I would imagine.
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  2671. Cocaine is actually technically not illegal though. It might as well be, but they use cocaine in hospital settings pretty frequently. That doesn't mean YOU can get it legally, so from that standpoint it is illegal sure.
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  2672. I doubt anything ever happens with Iran, at least not now. And if it does happen I am not sure if that would be a boots on the ground thing or not.
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  2673. This just doesn't happen though. There should be no live ammunition on any film set, period. HOW? They are supposed to check the guns for live ammo before handing them over to the principals (the actors) FOUR times. And somehow the gun just magically got loaded with ammo? I get it, they cut corners cost wise. Went with a lower paid armorer (the one who handles guns on a film set) but still, are you kidding me? I don't even think the security on set should have loaded guns. WHERE DID THE BULLETS COME FROM?
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  2674. They get away with it because they let the audience do the shaming from the comfort of their own homes. They just give you the visuals and let you arrive at your own conclusion following it.
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  2675. Satanists honestly just like to get a rise out of people. That is their entire point. Satanism (or what most people describing Satanism in the modern context anyway) isn't even really a religion. It isn't about belief in a higher power, it's about believing in and worshiping yourself. It's basically more of a philosophy than a religion that emphasizes what is basically selfishness over everything else. Anyway, the idea they'd use this monstrous figure or whatever (the Baphomet, apparently) is less about them putting reverence into their own deity it's about making as many people angry as possible. They do not believe in the devil. People that actually, literally worship Satan are actually Luciferian, not Satanic.
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  2676. The purple cat chick admits having sex with the mask/tail on. I wonder if it was in the spirit of the furry moment or if cause damn girl you U G L Y no offense holy shit tho
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  2677. If C-3PO actually sacrifices himself in this movie I'm going to laugh my ass off. Literally. Not even in the theaters cause I refuse to support this garbage franchise anymore. Star Wars is fucking dead.
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  2678. It looks like there might be alcohol wipes too, depending on what's in the little white squares around it -- rubbing alcohol is something that the safest junkies would keep in their kit as well, but yeah it's amazing but it does look like one of those little cookers needle exchange places will give you for harm reduction.
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  2679.  @quantum411  Probably something like that yeah
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  2680. They are about to start throwing some people under the bus, is basically what this means. This kind of scandal absolutely, 100% goes all the way up to the very top but UNLESS a VERY brave person is willing to talk about how the CEO abused them and, here's the most important part, TOTALLY REJECT the millions upon millions of dollars that he or she will be offered to simply settle the case, sign a document saying they relinquish the right to a) sue again and b) speak on it again, unless they reject the money and speak up anyway, the powers that be will remain unaffected. As far as the other people who were simply following the culture at the office, they'll likely be sacrificed to save the most powerful people in the company and if civil or even criminal charges come as a result of it, they may even go to freaking jail. Not the CEO and other people of REAL power at the company, they can afford to basically pay their way out of anything. The like average Joe employees engaging in it, they can't.
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  2681. It's funny that China has all this propaganda now targeted towards foreigners that's like "If you come to China, then you must conform to Chinese society." But when they go to foreign countries, they don't even bother to learn the language of the country beyond a minimal level, let alone get their information from sources we get our information from (preferring their Chinese propaganda instead) and it also seems like they were dispatched by the Chinese government more than they actually consciously wanted to live there. And they may even be ordered to go and wreak havoc on said countries instead. After the coronavirus which I believe WAS manufactured in a lab as a weapon of warfare (both in terms of life/death and the economy itself). It's almost like China either envisions a world where it's only Chinese people occupying it or they want to destroy it so NOBODY will be able to live after a certain amount of time. China is easily the most dangerous country in the entire world right now, and the fact that nobody else is really speaking out about this points to just how powerful they've become.
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  2682. @Weston Shortnacy I wonder how much it would take to sink a carrier actually. There's tons of great videos about them on YouTube. They're less like boats and more like actual floating cities. They're unbelievable. Truly one of the most incredible things mankind has ever devised. They're big enough to house 3000 soldiers and other personnel plus carrying all the aircraft, etc. I am sure it's possible to sink them but it would take a lot.
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  2683. @Weston Shortnacy Yeah that's the most crazy thing is that it's not just the carriers they got a fleet rolling deep with each carrier so between each of the ships I imagine they're pretty safe. One can probably handle other ships, another can launch planes to deal with those. Very hard to counter... which is probably why we've invested so heavily in them. It's just crazy to me to think we have more of them currently than every other country who has one right now combined. If I am not mistaken China is working on their 2nd... or maybe it was India, I forget. I wanna say China though. But that I think is where the arms race is currently at until something even better comes along, which would be bad for us, but until then aircraft carriers command superiority around the world.
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  2684.  @LastingAscension  Yeah I agree with this. I saw that video, it's about 30 minutes long and is hands down the BEST representation of what is going on there that you can currently find. It explains it all.
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  2685. Harry is seriously the best VICE host.
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  2686. The virus hasn't gone anyway. The people's attention shifted elsewhere though. In other words, they forgot. Cases of the rona in protest/riot-heavy cities have increased. Beyond that though there is belief the virus has slowed down (like Trump initially thought) because of an increase in temperature. Gone away though altogether? Nah.
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  2687. Overdosing is scary. You don't really even know it's happening to you as it's happening. Basically what happens is you either take too much OR maybe you took it on an empty stomach or something (or both, even worse still) and the thing is most addicts just expect they'll wake from it at some point because usually they do. When they DON'T, though, that's when an overdose is fatal. An overdose is basically just you taking so much of a powerful sedative in the form of the heroin or oxy or whatever it is, and you're in such a depressed (physically, not emotionally) state that your lungs and other essential organs "go to sleep" too. When the lungs stop working, you stop breathing obviously, and if you don't have intervention ASAP chances are very good you're going to die. The one time I overdosed I had only just started shooting up and I was deep in the throes of my addiction, so much so that I skipped out on food if it meant that I'd have more money for drugs. So I ended up taking this shot on an empty stomach. Fortunately I wasn't alone. I don't remember anything beyond just sitting on the couch and falling into a deep sleep. Next thing you know I feel cold water on my face but it wasn't enough so THEN I got slapped in the face and that's when I truly woke up.
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  2688. I knew the "this is the last video I am going to be making on Jay Mazini" thing wouldn't last. I just expected the period between that video and this to last like... I don't know, at least a week.
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  2689. I think I have near perfect pitch, but for whatever reason it's tuned down a half step.
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  2690. Oblivion is not necessarily better than Skyrim but I think it's at least as good as Skyrim. It's the end that really kind of messes everything up for Oblivion.
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  2691. I wouldn't be able to ever smile or be happy again after something like this. The dude has stones...
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  2692. They'll never find him because the body was destroyed.
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  2693. I kind of miss the old glass bottles. Besides there is a technique to using them, most people would slap the bottom but if you turn it upside down and roll the bottle between your hands it would come out quickly and evenly. Overall though plastic bottles are probably better.
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  2694.  @andreww5574  I was gonna say it's a voicemail I think
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  2695. Afghanistan will be like "Uhhhh ... do you take goats as payment? No? Fuck, what about heroin?"
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  2696. LOL thank you for pointing that out. I love when captions are wrong... but this time, just... wow
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  2697. So he's underage and he's this drunk? I don't think I am at the part where it explains where he was coming from, but let's say it was a friend's house. That is the kind of thing that can get that kid's parents in serious trouble, either allowing underage drinking then driving to take place or ignorantly not knowing it was taking place. It's honestly a tragedy. Between the two of them if either was going to drive, it should have been the girl from the looks of things. He's lucky he didn't kill anybody or he'd be looking at vehicular manslaughter on top of everything else. Take his license away immediately.
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  2698. I mean what would you have us do? Just open the borders willy nilly, anyone and everyone gets in just like that and we set them up with nice cushy jobs and even give them a free blowjob once a week in perpetuity just because their own conditions are bad at home? Thank God the founding fathers' response to oppression and tyranny wasn't to go seeking asylum somewhere else. Like, sorry you have an oppressive government at home but from the sound of it ours isn't that much better here, yet still there you stay in the "gulag like conditions". I hope every single one of them understands that AOC doesn't really care about them, she loves the soundbites getting from this daily SJW campaign she's undertaking however and she loves the fact that she's completely destroying the fabric of the Democratic party as we know it by doing so.
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  2699. Let's be really honest, he got #1 on CoD because he can literally stay home all day and do nothing but play with the comfort of knowing that not only will his bills all continue to be paid for the rest of his life but he doesn't even need to feel guilty about it because he's already done the work he needed to do to provide for himself and his entire family for their entire lives, made $175 million from Megaupload alone. That's the kind of money that would probably lead to me staying home all day doing nothing but becoming #1 on CoD too. Doing it in style as well in a badass mega-mansion somewhere in Auckland New Zealand. Color me jealous :P
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  2700. 99 years for "arson" (read: setting a mattress in your prison cell on fire). That is preposterously stupid. And in the same country you assault your dad and only get 14 months. Priorities are kinda seeming a little off in this situation.
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  2701. "It's worse" according to Joe Rogan, look at the faces of the people especially the ones who lost. Way too violent.
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  2702. The mood of the country is like 1820's America where the disparity between economies is becoming more and more clear, except it's not as much a regional thing like it was back then it's more of a class thing now. With machines getting more and more sophisticated, the need for manual labor is just disappearing. This means a lot of people will go without jobs as soon as machines are able to do their jobs instead. And they'd do it better, faster, and safer and wouldn't need to take a break or have any of the shortcomings that normal people usually do.
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  2703. I was wondering the same thing.
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  2704. No one knows because no one knows who any of them really are
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  2705. "I'm Franklin, the fantastical fuck falcon. Cawwwww!" LOL wow
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  2706.  @mahamedaden7237  Yeah it's crazy how much changed in a year... honestly if it wasn't for coronavirus though I still think Trump would've won. I mean, even with coronavirus he still almost won. It was close enough they actually were able to request recounts in some states and get them. Oh well, I am happy he lost though nowadays.
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  2707. People will believe anything dude it's unbelievable
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  2708. 2.5k extremely jealous people. Not surprising at all.
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  2709. you picked the wrong genre of video to make my friend
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  2710. THE idea that all conspiracy theories are fake is mostly true, but to say all conspiracies are fake? No. The most realistic ones are the most realistic though, because the founding fathers conspired and won, the only difference is in whether you win or not I guess.
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  2711. I do think he is trying to justify what he's doing as a social experiment but really the truth of the matter is he's just a dude that likes to eat. He likes to eat extremely poorly at that. I do think it's an interesting examination of human psychology because he doesn't really have fans anymore, people that actually like him, he's attracting people who basically just want to feel better about themselves by seeing him in this slow moving train wreck or whatever that he's currently involved in. And he's completely and totally fine with it because he's making millions of dollars a year doing it. It is the definition of a reciprocal deal. I kill myself on camera for you -- you pay me money until it happens. Deal? Deal.
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  2712. Bethesda is nothing more than a shadow of what it once was. They've changed SO much since Skyrim came out. Fallout 4 should've been the first thing things aren't going in the right direction, then they came out with a damn mobile game. Then they came out with an MMO lite they had no idea shockingly apparently how to develop. Every single decision they've made, charging more for the game on a subscription basis only for it to not only not work but actually irreparably damage certain accounts and the things they belonged, like this is beyond embarrassing it could actually lead to the death of the company.
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  2713. So he comes back to America, evades formal charges and then is found dead mysteriously shortly thereafter. Nothing weird there at ALL. /s
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  2714. This is basically what my guy in Mount and Blade Warband would use from mid to late game. The longer the falchion, the better.
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  2715. It's as bad if not worse than the inflation crisis that Zimbabwe had not long ago. In fact Zimbabwe is having a similar issue right now, it got so bad they actually invented a $100 million dollar note. A loaf of bread costs like $35 million it says. It's unbelievable.
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  2716. Dude this guy just wanted to go back to jail. They should just ask them if they'd rather stay from now on, save everybody a lot of trouble. Everything except money
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  2717. Significantly harder to take the old dude's opinion seriously when he's got a hentai T-shirt on depicting a crocodile having some very good looking sexual relations with an anime character with the caption reading "You next bitch". LOL It's so faded he might have gotten it out of a garbage can or something but I honestly wanna know which garbage can that was because that is a grade A classless but amazing T-shirt.
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  2718. You do know who is our president, right? The US isn't coming. Not personally. The best you'll get are maybe guns, ammo and kevlar but secretly. Sadly this is something you have to do. They have guns. You don't. I don't know what you're planning on fighting them with, and to be clear this is one of the main reasons we will never amend the 2nd Amendment (the right to bear arms/guns) because if your government ever decides to lose its goddamn mind you aren't going to be able to defend yourself properly if all you have are rocks and petrol bombs.
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  2719.  @rabbitbobo4131  They won't let you in, go ask the convoys at the bottom of the border who are seeking asylum as well.
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  2720. All I can say is don't play this game, and absolutely do not spend money on it whatever you do. Every single cent they receive is a signal to them that this is not only acceptable but viable as a business model. Same thing is happening to Rockstar now, another big gaming company that has seriously fallen from grace as of late.
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  2721. Kia's probably horrified lol this is the opposite of good publicity
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  2722.  Priest  It's just like common decency I would think, I mean even in spite of them all like "we're all one with nature blah blah blah smell my nutsack, well really it's our nutsack if you think about it" like fuuuuuuuuck no. That would make you question what would otherwise be normal smells to your nose for at least an hour. Thinking you smell wet feet and cheese no matter what you even try to smell. Not cool at all lol
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  2723. PhilipSolo invented a new genre, even VICE is biting his style now lol
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  2724. Runner's high is a very real thing but yeah you're not getting that unless you run every day and if you ever did do heroin (don't) you'd realize it's fucking moronic to say that it's AS good. No, that's like going to work an entire week and getting your like $400 or whatever and saying "That's as good as winning the lottery!" No, it's not bad, in fact it's probably better overall, but it's not gonna be as good as heroin. Ever. And that's the danger of the substance, it's truly better than sex to a fault and subsequently junkies don't really have sex like normal people. They do, but they don't. Their #1 primary motivation in life is getting more heroin.
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  2725. The man couldn't play the organ but he was willing to let it take up what looked like half if not most of his house and it took them nearly six years to finish it? Jesus
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  2726. I believe that all drugs should be legalized not because of what Pablo Escobar might be thought of in hindsight, as a "shrewd businessman" vs. a criminal who had to use violence to control his empire. To be honest, if all drugs were legalized we'd have no drug cartels. These drugs would have no artificially high value because of their illicit nature. And people like Pablo Escobar, quite simply, would have most likely enriched themselves by doing what is more traditional crime. And he would have become FAR less rich than he ever did most likely, to such an extent we'd not even know his name. OR he would have found some legitimate business to get into alternatively, but a criminal is a criminal and they gravitate to such career paths because it's easy money and they're willing to take the risks necessary to get it.
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  2727. 1k people didn't watch even the first two minutes of the video. It's not going to last very long.
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  2728. Respectfully... although I agree with you (and I am not a fan of TyT ...) they have like 1.1 million subscribers... that's worthy of applause. I do not like their show, though.
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  2729. I 100%'d GTA3, VC and San Andreas a few times. This game looks better but I guarantee they fucked it up somehow.
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  2730. The conquistadors used to take their scimitars to native americans, men women and children, and make a game out of who could carve the cleanest slice through the victim's mid section. A vast majority of the native population died as a result.
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  2731. Yes, really. I mean that's just one way they were killing Native American's but yeah they'd do that and the idea was to see who could basically cut through an entire person. Whether they did or not, naturally they usually died.
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  2732. YouTube has their fucking priorities bass ackwards.
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  2733. One thing that always trips me out is how can these reality shows film them engaging in illegal activity while still having permission to film there at all? Unless they are willing to pay the cost of the items he has "stolen" he's still stealing from them on camera and you'd think they wouldn't be able to legally do that considering they are allowing crimes to take place even in the context of the story they're trying to do. I also wonder what would happen if somebody called the mall and said "hey you know someone stole two of those expensive candles from you on camera not long ago right?"
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  2734. that's what I assumed, there's no way they're just going to film him shoplifting something from a place and not either let them know or pay for the item themselves...
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  2735. Makes you wonder though why they want someone like him to be the mouthpiece if he can't even recite the lines? If it's really a "they" situation ... who the fuck are they and why not get someone more capable to do the job from the very beginning? Unless the ultimate goal is to sabotage America in the first place.
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  2736. Unfortunately yeah I just don't see a beaver being a great pet.
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  2737. Damn I kind of feel bad now for downloading that song back then when I was 12
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  2738. Well, this is why you don't go online and take things beyond telling someone to kill themselves. He also was making threats like "I'm going to go pull another Columbine at my local high school and then blow it up" and THAT is what got him in trouble. I don't think he meant it, either, but yeah sure enough four days later the FBI had him in cuffs. They don't play that shit at all. People are watching everything you do online, whether you realize it or not.
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  2739. Do you really think that a mobster would be killed for seeing a psychiatrist? Either it's from the standpoint like "Oh well we'll just let him get the treatment he can but some of the stuff he will have to keep to himself because if he told her some of the stuff we've done, she's obligated then to go to the police." And to be clear Tony never did reveal any specifics about any of the various crimes he committed especially the murders, there were times that you could tell his soul was just yearning to say certain things but he knew he never could.
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  2740. Skillshare are the biggest pimps on YouTube right now lol
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  2741. That is a glorious horse poster
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  2742. It will get thrown out extremely fast and I am pretty sure that they're going to be on the hook for any legal fees associated with it as well. So they're actually paying a service fee to humiliate themselves even further. I wouldn't be surprised if the case gets dropped before they spend a single second in a courtroom, and it will get dropped by the Jackson family (what a joke) as opposed to the judge or whatever when his lawyer is like "Dude, look, we don't have a case. We don't even have a snowball's chance here. We can still pursue it, but we're going to lose, and then you'll owe thousands of dollars not only to me but also your frenemies".
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  2743. Cafolics lol the host's English background is showing
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  2744. The car was his parents. The gun and gear cost around $3200. My guess is he got a graduation present or maybe he held a part time job or something. It's sadly not that expensive to get equipment capable of killing people. But no the car was his parents'.
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  2745.  @bobdoughnut1585  Well no according to him he started planning in January. But he was getting information that led him to this decision since the pandemic when he was "bored" and started looking up all this propaganda bullshit.
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  2746.  @champagne_bath_8964  Huh?
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  2747.  tony gal  It wasn't an assault rifle. It was an AR, which contrary to popular belief doesn't stand for "Assault Rifle' it stands for Armalite Rifle. Semi-automatic.
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  2748.  tony gal  Yeah I guess it doesn't matter at the end of the day. He chose a few weapons and set out to kill people.
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  2749. Cool video but just so ya know Desiree is pronounced "Deh-za-ray" not "Desire".
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  2750.  @cs-cg9wl  I am pretty sure it was a Master's in Business Administration. I do not know how good of a student she was nor do I know where she graduated from, but I mean that's kind of also part in parcel to my point as well. It might actually not be worth going to a crappy school at all, if you can't get into a decent one, it'll still cost you a fortune but you'll wind up like Saul Goodman for it having to resort to nothing other than creativity (read: criminality) to do anything with it at all. It's not like she had a Masters in Art History or anything.
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  2751.  @farhan007  Mechanical engineer is something you should be going to a specialized school for that. Anything with the word "Engineer" at the end of it is invariably going to be a better thing to invest your time in than any of the other routes you can take in school. But that's only a fraction of the various paths and routes you can take. Even majoring in Economics would be better than majoring in Business, but do they tell students that? No, why? Because it's a fucking scam. If you do go to college, major in something that is going to lead to a good entry level job. Also, be sure you can finish it because even racking up a semester's worth of tuition is going to sting you in the ass when and if you do drop out. Blah blah blah, TL;DR for the rest of it, I'm not going to argue with you. Liberal arts degrees are one of the examples of degrees that I think fall into the "Ha, stupid student, we got them right where we want them" type of degrees. If you wanna major in that, please get a full ride before doing so, as spending a penny towards that is spending too much as is. But your argument is "they seem smarter and more balanced after finishing the degree" .... yes because we know how well that puts food on the fucking table. You'd be better off staying at home and engaging in ponderous thought for free than going into a Liberal Arts program with this idea in your head like 50% of the people going to college right now currently have that "It'll be fine! I'm going to college, doing what I was told I needed to do to be successful!" and then they realize not all degrees are the same. Yes, if you're paying for an education, get something you can use. And to your credit, the one example you did mention happens to be one of the better fields. Also good are Computer Science, for instance, but that's not for everyone -- neither is mechanical engineering. No, it's far easier I think for the average person to go to school for Liberal Arts. Hence, my point that not everyone should be going to college, it's not just a waste of their time, it's a waste of money.
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  2752. I bet if you check the age of the account that posted the video it's like a month old. Blizzard definitely paid someone to make it one way or another.
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  2753. Kevin O'Leary isn't SHAMELESS. The character he has created aka "Mr. Wonderful" might be described as ruthless but not shameless. That's one of the things you kind of have to be if you wanna get rich though.
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  2754. It's white collar crime, the biggest criminals in that field are the ones who wrote the laws. He will get some time, but it won't be as much as some people think it is and he'll probably go to one of the cushier prisons as well.
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  2755. Yeah. It will be called World War 3. It's not going to be pretty. Taiwan will be where it starts.
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  2756.  @woof8608  I still think most of the world would side with the US versus China though. And that's not to say they like us, it's just if you had to pick the lesser of two evils it is unquestionably the US. People are really sore at China right now, everyone except the lied to Chinese, after the Coronavirus.
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  2757. That's it, I'm never having kids.
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  2758. So I haven't even watched the fight yet but I don't see how Red Solo Cup has a snowball's chance in Hell against Big James... whatever the fuck his name is.
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  2759. It's controlled in every country BUT Mexico. If you don't believe the cartels are running the show down there by now, surely that should be enough to convince you, right?
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  2760. You know what's wild is Bam may have been the one who reported this in his sad, drunken little... shell.
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  2761. Today in Diablo Scammortal News.
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  2762. Taiwan is also a hub for electronics manufacturing. I forget which component exactly but I want to say it has to do with hard drives they are, or they used to be anyway, the only country in the world who could even make the part. I think they also are pretty instrumental in developing parts for graphics cards as well. There's a handful of reasons China wants the territory though and there's a handful of reasons their invasion when it does happen is going to be one of the most pivotal moments. WW3, if it hasn't already started and some people think it's already happening, will truly begin then.
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  2763. This is basically genocide at this point.
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  2764. I imagine obstruction of justice is something they all get charged with, don't they? That's kind of the criminals' job as much as it is the cops' job, like... "Oh snap, here's the cops I better find a way to hide or get rid of this lest I get charged with it!" Boom. Obstruction of justice. I'd be like "Officer you're obstructing my ability to buy drugs so it kinda evens out, no?"
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  2765. I would be curious to know exactly how much money is involved here, let's say it's $5 an eighth though at "tens of pounds of mushrooms per week" Let's just call it 100 pounds as he doesn't tell us exactly how many and it will give us a figure we can either raise or lower once we figure out the standard rate. That's $64,000 a week they're growing there IF they were selling their product individually (read: they're not, they're probably selling in bulk and for all we know it's the same person or handful of people every time). Still, not shabby and they are right that it doesn't carry nearly as much danger as selling harder drugs like Heroin or Meth or even Cocaine. Less risk of having rival gangs come after you, etc.
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  2766. It's been pointed out by others but Tyrion wasn't going to get a fair trial, no matter what. His father hated him for being a dwarf, basically, and being "embarrassing" to him his entire life, as well as being the one during whose childbirth his beloved wife Joanna (Tyrion's mother) died. His sister hated him I think for similar reasons, but there's something else psychologically going on there as well, but I think it started with the death of her mother then yeah it just boiled down to embarrassment on their family name, or perceived embarrassment, but also Cersei Lannister (his sister) I think more than anything else resented being born a woman in what's clearly a man's world, using satellite men in her life to run things (poorly and emotionally) behind the scenes, like her son Joffrey and even Jaime. But no, Tyrion was the scapegoat. I do not think for a second that Tywin believed Joffrey was killed by Tyrion. Cersei may have believed it, but that's because she's a temperamental, unreasonable person, by character.
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  2767. Alex "You Name It" Jones
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  2768. God damn it you beat me to it LOL for real though I also was expecting it to be in his honestly completely fake Southern accent as well. This is fucking Gold though he doesn't say shit from the day he gets outed and now here he is out of character taking some ownership for his sex crimes cause the judge insisted he show up (he didn't want to). Fuck this guy thinking he was over the law.
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  2769. You can tell he doesn't even feel guilty about it, he still doesn't get it, he's not over the law just because he's fucking Kevin Spacey but still even with his career in shambles and now literally looking at jail time the only thing I can tell from his facial expression is "I hate this kid, he's not even that good looking, wasting my time in this "courtroom", how dare he?" By the way though, if that kid in the middle who is blushing pink is the one he allegedly groped... I dunno man you'd think he'd have gone for someone who looked a bit more like actually legitimately gay, that guy looks like a fucking linebacker. Anyway at the end of the day Kevin Spacey just can't believe he's actually being held accountable for shit he did. He cannot believe it. And you can tell just by the look on his face.
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  2770. My brother who I don't even talk to anymore for other reasons served in Iraq, he came back thinking he stormed the beaches of fucking Normandy or something. All racism he currently exhibited was only accentuated, he was even like "they're just not smart enough to follow basic military orders" then you see these guys mocking the marines and even shooting a wall, wasting ammo. If I am right their tactics will serve their purpose properly. basically forever. They're literally just waiting on us to leave... meanwhile we've "technically" been at war with North Korea for nearly 60 years. lol Just saying
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  2771. You should get the AdBlock extension then, no more ads, even on YouTube
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  2772. He looks like he got beat up the week before this was filmed lol
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  2773. This was insane dude. I don't know how you line interviews like this up but this is REAL journalism. I think the man is out of his mind but I don't think he deserves the amount of prison time he got for doing what he did especially in a world where the one who threatened to kill Nancy Pelosi only got a little over 2 years (to his nearly 4 years). They absolutely sentenced them in such a way that they were making examples out of them.
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  2774. This is exactly the fear I have when going to concerts. I am definitely not one of the people who tries to get up front, ever. That may be the trick. I mean, if for nothing else, it's easier to go get beer and then later go to the bathroom if you're not all the way up front.
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  2775. Wire Fraud, Wire Fraud conspiracy, Securities Fraud, Securities Fraud conspiracy and money laundering? That's a white collar criminal happy meal. He won't get much time for this I hope you all realize this, the white collar criminals wrote the book on committing REAL crimes and getting as minimal time as possible for it.
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  2776. The worst thing about this is this probably wasn't even his idea. Someone in his PR team is like "Dude. Say something." and he's like "About what? OH. Yeah. Nah do it yourself. Wait I have to do it?"
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  2777. Stephen Hillenburg (the creator of Spongebob Squarepants) unfortunately passed away in 2018 from ALS, which is probably the worst neurodegenerative disease that you can get. It is a slow, painful way to die and by the end you can't do anything to care for yourself anymore. Literally nothing you can do by yourself anymore over time. But what is most interesting to me is that before he did Spongebob he was a marine biologist, which explains how he knew so much about the ocean and water in general.
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  2778. Some of the most evil people I've ever encountered in this world, the first time I ever met them I thought they were the most outgoing, nicest people in the world. Everyone seemed to like them and I couldn't figure out why, but basically as I got to know this person more and more I found out how much they not only hated themselves, but the rest of the world and everyone in it. A drug dealer. The kind of person who knows exactly what they think the world wants them to be, then becomes that but they're mainly doing it because they want something from you. Or they may want something from you at some point. They're predators, and it's not them "meeting" new people as much as it is "sizing them up".
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  2779. God sees everything. I agree with you 100%. Anyone who hurts elderly people, children or small animals deserve every single ounce of torment and anguish karmically coming their way.
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  2780. Good luck to all those kids, man. That's just the plain and simple truth of it, you just can't count on coal anymore. It's extremely wise they're taking their educations seriously and thinking about the future differently. I think they'll do really well, they even have an idea for a little business. Think big and you will do big. Just don't forget where you came from when you make it! Bring a new industry to that town and you can revitalize it.
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  2781. I remember when Covid was a hoax, now he's talking about it it and the subsequent cure he was given like he found an old bottle of Quaalude's from the 80's in his attic or something. Also, in the meantime, he was running on this narrative the entire thing was fake while holding these rallies... and having people sign waivers stating that they can't sue the Trump campaign if they end up getting coronavirus themselves.
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  2782. the only issue would be the rich spoiled brats who won't like living down there long term. I mean he said some of the kids wanted a Fortnite room... that's really gonna suck if they have to use this though when they can only basically plan LAN matches OR confront the reality that the people they enjoyed playing with most, most likely died in the events leading up to them living in the bunker.
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  2783. It's kinda wild they actually could have escaped POSSIBLY. Pull into a random driveway or park on a street or something and then casually get out and go hide somewhere. You'll still get caught after they run the plates and come for you at your house but who knows depending on how smooth you do it they won't even see you park.
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  2784.  @opppopp2322  Yeah man I love them (Run the Jewels) too. To me Zack's always been more hip hop but that's kind of what made RATM so special especially at the time. They may not have been the first band to combine rock with rap, but they were the first to do it well and although I don't agree with their politics anymore (and neither do they seem to be as they've gotten richer from their music) I still love their music. And yes of course Walt is a legend at this point. If that guy existed in real life I don't know how successful he'd actually have been but in that world he is a God. I love that he uses intelligence as a weapon when he was belittled for it and victimized for it even his entire life beforehand. But his primary attribute as Jesse points out to Hank towards the end is LUCK. There were so many times that Walt either could've been caught OR killed but when intelligence itself wasn't enough to get him out of situation after situation, LUCK was always there for him. Even in the very final episode that entire plan could've gone awry if he wasn't allowed to park his vehicle where he did. They tried to get him to move it and he basically just with his body language was like "Nah, I'll leave it parked there" and they allowed it having no idea what was actually inside of the car itself. But yeah man I love them both for sure :D
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  2785.  @Zora-_-  Probably doing the same bounty hunter mission over and over every 48 minutes. And then knowing how to get the max payout each time. Basically what I would do is do a legendary bounty I was particularly good at (The Wolf Man) over and over and over again but then just keep a timer and make sure you finish the mission 30 minutes from the time you start it. You get the max amount of gold AND money for doing it that way (I think it was like $200 or $300 each time but it's been a while). I never made $30k I got bored far too quickly but that's probably how he did it. OH and then sprinkling in some trader missions as well as moonshine deliveries for good measure. If he REALLY wanted to go hard, he could also have simply focused on the collector stuff. There is a map that tells you where everything is every single day. It takes a few hours but you can literally go get all the stuff every single day and make bank but it's so, so tedious. And just like the dude said, even if you do it there is NOTHING to spend the money and gold on after a certain amount of time.
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  2786.  @stancurtin  That's like saying YouTube could be held responsible because people post obscene or inappropriate videos or whatever. They can't possibly screen them all manually which is why they developed tech to do it for them, but all they do is remove things they don't want on the platform. I have never heard of a situation where a phone company would be held responsible for something the customers did with their phones, especially if they essentially tapped into the lines and spied on everyone. That makes zero sense. It's also sort of apples and oranges to compare phone companies back then to a company like Facebook today.
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  2787. I don't think Trump will be convicted, it'll pass thru the House but it'll be DOA in the Senate. If Trump loses 2020 (and I am afraid he won't unless Oprah runs suddenly or something, sadly, none of the current people running can beat him IMO) but refuses to leave, the military will be charged with removing him themselves.
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  2788. Problem with methadone is once you're on that you're almost virtually never going to get off of it
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  2789. The airbnb lady wants to fuck the dude that's why he's getting allowed to stay for free indefinitely lol that being said he'd have a better chance of winning his lawsuit if he could prove he was fired for such a reason (being a single dad) cause if thats true that's despicable. But not only that he'd have a better chance if he sought gainful employment elsewhere. He's like "nah bro I'm gonna wing it here, with $3k from opportunist in every situation Alex Jones"
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  2790.  @juliusm-w5211  I actually have had good experiences with Blizzard support as well. When it comes to fixing issues with games not launching etc., they're quite good at that actually to their credit. What we're talking about is when someone gets falsely banned or suspended. They act like they have an appeals system which will be reviewed by actual people and you go into it with the hope that you know you didn't cheat, surely if they look at it again they can see that you didn't cheat, and more naively so they will overturn it for you and maybe even give you a reward for your troubles. That is absolutely not going to happen for the average person if only because their systems are flawed to begin with, and beyond that to do so would be to admit a mistake they made. Someone like Asmongold though all he has to do is make a video and he'll likely have this overturned within 24 hours.
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  2791.  @Bollibompa  You're 100% wrong then. Go to Vegas with those odds. Lose your ass. I don't give a fuck. Think whatever you want.
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  2792. The only laughs he got were at him, not with him
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  2793. He farted on my shoulder so long I had a wine stain on it... Amazing guy. lol
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  2794. This is kind of one of those things that almost make you sort of regret the Internet era. I wouldn't trade it back for anything in the world, but before the Internet fun rumors spread like wildfire just cause nobody could look them up conveniently like they can now and put the myths to rest. People used to think Marilyn Manson had a few of his lower ribs removed so he could give himself blowjobs as well, that was another good MM rumor that spread during the non-smartphone era or whatever.
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  2795. lol I don't think AOC and the rest of her club realize they're committing political suicide by doing this. Trump's thinking like at least 10 moves ahead and they're thinking about right now, they're so short-sighted they don't realize that when Trump wins 2020 and the Democrats will be looking, needing even, to blame SOMEONE, there's no easier person or group of people in the world to blame than "The Squad". Her colleagues are trying to run a campaign, did we even get any soundbites this week at all from said campaigns? No? It was hijacked by the chihuahua AOC? Yep, they're gonna lose and then AOC will look at the nails in her own coffin and realize she was the one who hammered them in herself.
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  2796. Say what you will about his costume. I like to think about it as a convertible. It's got a hood that goes up and down. That's not just fashionable, that's economic. I should sell clothes.
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  2797. The guy who fought Champagne is realistic, though, most people when talking about their fighting ability only ever talk about it in the context of winning. But when asked if he ever had to fight him again what would happen, he's like "Well, if I fought him five times, I'd win four. He might win one time, but that's it."
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  2798.  @jackbauer555  I just saw the torture scene as well and that was the first thing I noticed. He didn't even walk like that foot was in pain.
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  2799. It says a lot when China pays their teachers three times what Oklahoma would. The US doesn't seem to put an emphasis on education anymore at all beyond the whole "learning the game then getting into the best college you can" thing. The educational system is crumbling. We need to be investing all the money we spend on bullets and shells and tanks into the futures of young people. IDC if it's 10x more than what we currently spend, that's still way less than what we're spending on weapons.
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  2800. Can you imagine being convicted of something you didn't do? The idea that there are people currently in jail, in death row or otherwise, that have been falsely convicted. Maybe they were just in the wrong place at the wrong time. Maybe they got framed. Maybe they have crippling social anxiety and always look suspicious and/or guilty even when they're completely and totally innocent. Maybe they're just not white (how dare they not be white?). But yeah I mean there are people who get released like 10-20 years later and the best they can really say that they can do in light of it is sue the state for wrongful conviction, which them realizing that probably just makes it that much harder to get out. They'd rather keep lying and keep you locked up than admit they were wrong and next thing owe you millions of dollars.
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  2801. Don't go to the dark web to "explore". Go with a purpose or goal in mind and ideally know exactly where you're going and only go there. Beyond that, you absolutely can get sgurd (spell backwards) from there but it's kind of risky. The harder the substance, the shadier the people you're dealing with. Personal experience? Maybe, maybe not. It's 100%, categorically possible though.
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  2802. The fact that he isn't talking suggests that he does know what happened to her, and it's not good. She is almost certainly dead. Some people have suggested that they had a contentious relationship, some have even suggested that she was a bit overbearing at times, maybe even abusive. That doesn't justify killing her, though. I understand, shit happens and it's very possible what happened happened in the moment. These people just want to know what happened to their daughter right now, even if it's bad news. I can't imagine the pain they're going through right now where there is still a glimmer of hope but logically they know that they're probably going to have their hearts broken in the end. But it's their right to know so they can not only lay her to rest but begin the process of grieving. Oh, and then let the wheels of the justice system turn, obviously. Some people have suggested that she may have committed suicide either during or after one of their explosive fights. OK, maybe. I think he'd be willing to talk if that was the case, though. The only way he wouldn't be is if he told his lawyer that's what happened and now his lawyer is insisting that he clam up and say nothing because, especially now, nobody is going to believe that. Devil's advocate here for a second, she could be one of those vindictive types of people who was like "Well, if I can't have you then I'll kill myself but make it look like you did it" which is why I think they need to get access to their cell phone records IMMEDIATELY. I mean they need to look at their entire text conversation from beginning to end to try to get a better look into what their relationship was like. He doesn't need to speak for them to get access to that.
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  2803. I think they were just waiting for him to do something that went against their new, more strict EULA (as in new videos, not the catalog of old videos he had that were basically more of the same but not technically against the rules back then) so it was just a matter of time IMO. By the same token Drama Alert could be next (or other similar channels that basically only serve to make fun of other YouTubers)
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  2804.  @Jmack7861  Yeah, something is up with her whatever it is.
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  2805.  @port5526  What else you gonna call it? It's stroke face. hahha
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  2806.  surg1cal  Because I said "only people that OD get strokes" lmfao dumbass. I never once suggested that. It is one of the most common ways to get a stroke, though, for drug users which I don't know if you've noticed that's kind of what this channel is about.
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  2807.  @s.herland-99  In English next time. Man I never thought I would ever say this unironically but you literally need to do the next one in English.
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  2808.  @s.herland-99  See the problem is I am not smart oh and I am lazy too. I can see why you speak in another language though your English is pretty bad
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  2809.  Swillbilly (aka Miss M)  I know someone personally who overdosed from heroin and his face is permanently disfigured from it. When you overdose, your lungs cease to function. When this happens, you of course don't get any oxygen in your system anymore and once that lack of oxygen begins to effect the brain, permanent damage can occur, even if you survive it. Hence, stroke face. I don't care, you don't have to believe me, but it's true.
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  2810. ​ Swillbilly (aka Miss M)  I never once suggested that it happens with all overdoses. What the fuck are you talking about? Call me a liar, I legitimately don't give a fuck. When there is a lack of oxygen in the brain, neurological damage takes place which can effect any number of motor skills not limited to the face. But I never said it happened with ALL overdoses, you're just pulling shit out of your ass with that one.
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  2811.  @KenRa469  Yeah well like I had mentioned before, I know this one guy who actually overdosed from heroin and nearly died like 20 years ago and he speaks with a permanent lisp and parts of his face don't work anymore. AKA, he has stroke face. I don't care about the likes to dislikes ratio on previous comments I made here. It doesn't make it untrue. I mean maybe I could've said it nicer but I am not a kindergarten teacher. I am not someone who is going to train people that the world is a nice, kind place and if anything I hope I can maybe discourage a kid from trying drugs or something because dying is like just one possibility of what goes wrong when you do so. The world sucks. The world is mean. So am I. And this bitch has stroke face. Come at me anyone who has a problem with this once you're done with your kumbaya session.
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  2812.  @CaptchaNeon  it'll be OK dog... oh wait you're a woman. Shit. Well erring on the side of caution I will not use the female version of that word so keep fighting the good fight.... sport!
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  2813.  @bengougeon9538  I almost left it at one comment but thank you I actually think Poole's Land probably has ... a very very hypocritical winter, if you know what I mean. We're all nature till it's fucking 32 below zero and we're protected only by our tents/treehouses and whatever poor insulation we have... fuck it bring out the generator and "Fuckface" I'm sending you on a trip to Lowe's go buy 20 heaters, offer to pay them in weed and magic mushrooms first, if that doesn't work, here's Daddy's anarchist/hippie AmEx card LOL they're doing something to not freeze to death.
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  2814.  @NJtheawesome  "Actually, the lowest temp is 36 degrees" fuuuuuuuuuuuuck that, more power to you but honestly to me when it's 36 degrees it may as well be -6 degrees out. It wouldn't change the fact that I'd be uncomfortably cold and looking forward to the moment I could go inside finally and warm up, not realizing that there is no inside and the only source of heat is captain Kookoo brains and his nightly bonfire. Not even the promise of a gram of weed or mushrooms per hour and the physical labor and the heat that that would generate would be enough to make me want to spend any amount of time out there in the winter. Summer, absolutely. But the winter, I mean 36 degrees is still pretty fucking cold. Also, that thing about Wawa was kind of a joke, you shouldn't let that hold you back although I do definitely miss Wawa and their 50 different flavors of coffee or whatever lol but no if you do go be sure to take lots of blankets and other things to keep you warm during the wintertime.
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  2815.  @klevarellc8369  Well food is incredibly expensive in Hawaii but if you're growing it yourself at least to some extent that will alleviate it. Hawaii being an island the most expensive things are gas and food, but if you have solar you probably have electricity etc covered. Another thing is if you're mainly going for a self-sustaining community you won't have to experience the hell that is Hawaii highways and interstates. Horrible traffic situations in most of the populated parts of the island. But honestly that sounds like a pretty good idea as long as you can get the local municipality on board with the idea (and I don't think you will be able to especially if the substances are involved). I think it's always going to be inherently more difficult to let the government "allow" you to grow weed and/or magic mushrooms for purposes of fueling a little local economy, that aspect of the plan you might have problems with but I think you have a better chance getting approval if it's strictly just for camping. Of course, 99% of the people willing to do this are going to be harder to convince like "What you mean I don't get my pay in bud or shrooms here? Fk that man I'm going back to Canada"
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  2816.  @NJtheawesome  I guarantee it does sometimes. This is Canada you're talking about, year long, either way IDK where you are from currently but me personally I get aggrieved when I have to sit outside in the mid 40s. That's when I double up bundles to smoke. And that's about the only benefit you're getting other than having to share a piece of land with a bunch of freeloaders and shitbirds and varying levels of drug addicts. There was a similar experiment done in New Zealand in the 70s where basically these people disagreed with the concept of owning land so collectively they all pooled their money and bought a piece of land with the express intention of making it so NOONE owned it. It was fine the first 20-30 years, but then guess what happens? Human nature invariably kicks in one way or another and people begin carving off more and more of a chunk of that pie for themselves. By force, usually. Idealism only exists in your head, in your ideas, but you quickly forget the meaning of idealism when you're hungry and/or you're cold, or maybe you're too hot, maybe you get tired of having to run to the local Wal Mart for even the most basic supplies that the rest of society take for granted now (you big shot campers you, LMFAO, roughing it... at Wal Mart). Look you'd be better off getting an RV or one of these trucks people convert into living spaces in the back (lots of great videos about that on YouTube) THEN drive out there and live out of your vehicle. You may make a friend or two as well by being the only one with running hot water (if you have the sense to set your truck/van/rv up with such amenities). Make a trade out of it, oh wait no! That's too human naturey of you, much better to just give it all away for free, at all hours of day or night. Count me the fuck out, that sounds like a nightmare. lol
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  2817.  @NJtheawesome  1) Don't give a fuck. Sorry. 2) Again, don't care. 3) Human nature is and has always been the problem with these idealistic experiments. The only thing that stays the same is that there's always morons saying the same thing "Oh well they messed it up, we'll do it right though! You'll see!" It may take 10 years, it may take 50 years, but whether it's communism or it's a little faggot camp in the woods in the middle of nowhere in Canada, dollars to donuts human nature will always get in the way of idealism, which is again just that, unicorns that fart rainbows and all those niceties etc. Remember, one scoop if you take a piss, two if you take a shit. 4) No. 5) Yes, that's why I like to live as close to the supply center as possible. It's in direct line with a deal that everyone in civilization makes, you will need to go to the store, the closer you live to it the better. The closer you surround yourself with the reasonable ability to use those amenities is even better. Taking an RV is something people have done already at Poole's Land, just saying, you laugh at it as if you're already mastering the art of removing dingleberries because you're more a landsman or woman or he-she or whatever the fuck, you're gonna really show the man by sleeping outside. OK, I said it before, more power to you. 6) What? Who gives a fuck? 7) Again, more power to you, I just think it's funny when I see all these people preaching about the simple life and attaching this superiority to it when really you're just living in a higher quality homeless camp (and that really is debatable considering Seattle is arguably the greatest homeless camp there ever was but I digress). And then they fucking admit they still rely on one of the largest corporate giants on the face of the planet, Wal-Mart, to get just what they can't out in the middle of fucking nowhere. Which I am guessing amounts to just about everything they need there, it's not like they have a blacksmith or something to make their tools. Certainly not the chainsaw Poole doesn't know how to operate.
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  2818. Robin Hood whether real or not has almost taken on a historical legacy not too different from a patron Saint or whatever. Even if he never existed, perhaps other people especially criminals have learned a thing or two from his story. If for nothing else, the best way to gain public support and sympathy is to spread the wealth. Less likely that they'll hate you and work with the authorities on removing you. Pablo Escobar knew this, Chapo Guzman and basically every other drug lord in modern memory knew this. Take from the rich, in the cartels' case the Americans, and give to the poor.
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  2819. It's funny how many Chinese keyboard warriors will come here and talk shit about Westerners and Western culture. This is most apparent when you go to like Hong Kong related videos nowadays, you'll have a ton of HK people basically begging for American intervention and then what seems like an equal amount of them saying "America please take them, we don't want them" and they're the same people who with a straight face will insist China's a communist country... even though there's clear class distinctions just like there is in every capitalist country in the world. They have all the benefits and good things of a proper Capitalist nation with the largest economy in the world as of right now... but they also still enjoy some good old fashioned slave labor by way of their draconian communist policies. It's truly getting Orwellian over there. Just in time for the Chinese civilian credit system, they have more facial recognition cameras than any other country in the entire world to track their peon's -- err... I mean civilian's -- every move, step and action. No wonder the people in HK are desperate not to get absorbed into it themselves. But it's just funny all these Chinese people are defending their terrible, evil country's oppression of them. All the while basically having to use a VPN just to get on YouTube to have the argument in the first place with you, as their government doesn't allow them to use the same version of Google we have and doesn't let them use YouTube that I am aware of. Can't play GTA5, but we all know how many of them do anyway. They have to use VPN to do it, though. That's why their asses lag so much in game, but I digress.
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  2820. Man I made it through half of this video without realizing it was reuploaded here I was thinking I was watching the sequel or something. I'm dumb af sometimes
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  2821. @OneGxxdSpliff Well, nobody is really actually actively trying to stop North Korea. They're trying to control the situation though.
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  2822. I don't expect she will but I really hope Ocasio-Cortez loses her primary in NYC in November. I mean, she's the reason they drove away Amazon and probably countless other opportunities and she's made a point of being the most hateful person towards America in recent congressional memory, if not the worst. She is like the Joker. She wants to see this country burn.
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  2823. the music makes me think of Banjo Kazooie and other classic Rareware platformers SO much
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  2824. Well I am pretty sure they go through metal detectors going in there so the gun thing wouldn't happen unless they stormed the security gates and killed them all then barged inside to kill as many privileged celebrities as possible but your point is still valid. I think the biggest thing is they had no idea it really happened and wasn't a planned gag or skit until it was too late. He should've been removed as soon as Chris Rock was backstage and was like "Yeah it actually happened".
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  2825. I am pretty sure that a lot of the viruses back in the day these "anti virus software" were able to catch were quite literally made by the people selling the software. Hence, they knew the programs, therefore they knew how to detect them.
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  2826. I think part of it is that being a homosexual in a Latino family is SO stigmatized, so previously unheard of that most parents in that demographic don't even think of the possibility necessarily that their child may become gay. Maybe it also has to do with lack of education as well for those same parents but from what I understand if you are gay in the Latino community you're like worse than dirt culturally speaking, a living embodiment of shame. So the conversation between parents and kids is never about the danger inherent in sexual activity it's more about anything besides the fact that any of their children might possibly be gay. And the fact that the most dangerous sex to be had, whether you agree with it or not, is homosexual sex.
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  2827. If you did that you'd guarantee decades of red dominance. You're just taking like probably 30-40% of the Party as it is, saying "We don't agree with you enough to stick around anymore" and suddenly you're rocking a brand new party that is that small and a severely weakened as a result Democratic Party. This has happened a few times actually in American history before, it hasn't always been Republicans and Democrats. But generally speaking for years after a change like that as the other party falls into obscurity, a few new parties pop up in their place, some more legitimate than others but the one thing that has always happened is the party that doesn't undergo such a change enjoys a long period of time where they basically can do whatever they want because they run congress and the executive branch as well.
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  2828. LOL
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  2829. The point is, it's basically impossible to truly escape prison. I can't think of a single one especially in modern times with all the technology police have where they actually got away with it in the end. They all end up back in custody or dead from suicide because they don't want to go back.
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  2830.  @YourGraceMyLady  True I forgot about Alcatraz. That being said most people believe they died after leaving the island. At least that's what I heard last anyway.
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  2831. Yep never playing this one. It looked cool, they fucked it up so bad though.
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  2832. 12:47 -- you're welcome
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  2833. Every human being deserves respect, even the hoes. I don't solicit prostitutes either but I also know enough to know that making it illegal isn't doing jack shit to stop it. It's almost like the drug war, you can make it illegal but that will never stop the fact that drugs are consumed, if anything it just makes said drugs artificially expensive for people to buy.
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  2834. Yeah actually you would think that's exactly what they would do with it. Maybe the truth is we don't mind giving it to the Taliban for free. Maybe the strategy is we can use them to fight Russia for us again or something.
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  2835. The scene with Hank for me is the best. You know what I mean if you've seen it, if you don't, don't look it up. And get the fuck out of here if that's the case, too, please don't ruin this show for yourselves. But yeah the Hank scene to me was the best. Sad, powerful, tragic. Heartbreaking. It can and should be made into an opera or something.
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  2836. I disagree I think The Irishman is possibly Martin Scorsese's worst gangster movie. I mean if this guy enjoyed it more power to him but I personally think that movie if it was released in theaters would've flopped. Probably why they did it the way they did. And made it unconscionably long. Release it as a miniseries on Netflix instead and somehow I think I would have enjoyed it more, I dunno how that works.
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  2837. Trained to notice warning signs of CO2 poisoning: such symptoms include headache and nausea... other symptoms include coma or death. If you notice you're in a coma, boys, chances are good that it's CO2 poisoning oh also btw you and your entire crew are likely dead by now.
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  2838. Roosters, aka "cocks". It's where the phrase "cocky" comes from. Roosters wouldn't make good pets for this reason alone. It's all good... until the rooster gets cocky aka mean and vicious.
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  2839.  @Wolkenwandererr  Please.
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  2840. I was like this is fking stupid, it's just a gimmicky baby doll. Then he tossed it in the air and it's like the physics of it were on point, it seemed like a real baby with weight, unlike the way a doll would behave if tossed up. I'm still not gonna buy one, fuck that, $1k?
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  2841. This sounds like someone who not only cared that DOOM had a plot, but... somehow thought he was the star of it at the same time
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  2842. I guarantee you jar your own farts to sniff later
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  2843. I would say countersue them but I'm afraid it'll be incredibly expensive, probably best bet is finding someone willing to take on the risk pro bono because the fact is their army of attorneys vs. your one guy is gonna be an uphill battle to say the least. It'll end up costing them more than it'll be worth at the end of the day but they are in the corporate, cutthroat world for a reason.
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  2844. The way he uses cards they could almost be used as weapons. I wanna see what happens when he throws it at a person's jugular. Just kidding. lol
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  2845. What a genius holy shit
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  2846. It's just as Dave Chappelle said... you can't become unfamous. You can become IN-famous, but you can't become UN-famous.
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  2847. I think on a subconscious level he did want to at least have one last final encounter with Jesse. That being said I think his #1 target when going to kill everyone at that compound, however, WAS Jesse. He blamed Jesse first and foremost for his own downfall. And I guess it's true, without Jesse Hank would've never been able to catch him, and by extension Hank would've never gotten killed. They would've never spoken again as long as Hank and Walt lived, but if it wasn't for Jesse, Walt would never have been caught in my opinion. But when he got there and after everything he realized during life being on the run from the authorities, he realized that Jesse wasn't partnered up with the Nazis in spite of what he believed the entire time until he got there. He figured they just reneged on killing him and made a partner out of him instead. It wasn't until he saw him that he realized "Jesse isn't their partner at all. He's... their slave." And suddenly it was as personal as it would've been if they had enslaved Walt Jr. himself or something. In that moment he took a bullet for Jesse as a final act of twisted patriarchy. But I do think he loved Jesse in that way, it was just a very, very dysfunctional and unhealthy relationship especially for Jesse who was constantly manipulated in every way imaginable by Walt.
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  2848. Onision has changed his name legally like four times now. I am not even kidding. He started out as Gregory Daniel. Then he became Gregory Jackson. Then he became Gregory Avaroe, for a short period. THEN he became James Jackson. There's several theories as to why he's done this. Some people think he just likes changing his name and constantly reinventing his public image. More likely, though, he's doing it to confuse paperwork and he'd only be doing that for one of two reasons: 1) he's worried about online haters/victims/past-fans finding him or doxxing him, or showing up at his front door cough cough 2) he's worried about cops/law enforcement looking into things that may be tied to those previous names of his. As far as him changing his name originally, some people think he did it the first time to distance himself from his allegedly abusive father's surname which again was Daniel.
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  2849. Plus she's really not that great to look at. Not horrible, not great either.
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  2850. Japan is one of the biggest smoking countries in the world, I can't believe as many of them didn't recognize it for being a pot leaf as they did anyway but yeah they are mainly fond of tobacco there.
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  2851. I dunno where he was passive aggressive in this. Passive aggressive would be like "Yeah, it's my show and everything go ahead Tim speak over me. Go on, I'll wait. looks at watch obnoxiously while tapping the table and humming a song " all he's doing is debating someone he seems to disagree with on this subject more often than not.
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  2852.  @stevechristy3244  For sure, he was a genius
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  2853. Imagine finding someone who admits they're a corrupt police officer from anywhere. Even NYC where it's arguably like all of them. They got a taste of some of that Mafia money then next thing you know the "smart ones" take the money and the principled ones are either phased out, framed and then fired or killed outright.
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  2854. God mode
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  2855. Hey here's 24 years in prison, kid. Oh, yes, time served I see you did two days already. We'll go ahead and give you credit for those days. Enjoy the next 23 years and 363 days.
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  2856. It is very much the same mentality as people in cults. Particularly like the "Doomsday" cults, the ones that are like "the world is going to end on this very specific day" and then ultimately the day will come and pass without incident and then they're like "Oh, yeah God called me and he was like 'Actually, you misinterpreted the prophecy it's actually in a few months!' The apocalypse is still coming! Please don't leave the cult!"
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  2857. The polygraph lady, and Hell even the interviewer himself, they're MASTERFUL. They knew exactly what they were doing, it was like a dance, they both lulled him into the exact state of mind they wanted him and actually proceeded with him with a 90% hunch he was responsible yet were still treating him like "benefit of the doubt, we don't even think you did this guy, come on in, give us a LIE DETECTOR test please to confirm your "innocence". It was masterful.
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  2858. Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold were the OPPOSITE of disenfranchised. Angry, sure. I mean that argument can be had and has been had so many times now. I personally do not think Dylan would've done it if not for Eric, I think it was almost certainly Eric's idea. HOWEVER they kind of fueled one another, and it's been reported many times by survivors that during the shooting Eric was mostly stoic. Quiet. Meanwhile Dylan was hooping and hollering and taunting people apparently having the time of his life. Him being the one that was the more quiet of the two. I think both of them were depressed, but it wasn't like normal teenage depression. That was the perfect storm for teenage terrorism, who knows what would've happened if they never met each other.
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  2859. China's a communist country so they may also be doing it because the state told them to OR they don't know what else to do with them. Something like that. It's really similar to how it works in other communist countries as well, if you show a talent for music, boom you are then sent to study music. If you're a throwaway citizen who may have some anger problems and/or is often getting into fights, send them on their way to learn Boxing and/or MMA, which is the fastest growing sport in the world. Yeah, sure they can make a good living for themselves in the end but the reality of the fact is anything they can develop young people to do to compete with the west, especially with the west, they're going to jump on it. It's less for the welfare of the boys and more that China is trying to diversify into any areas it can compete and win against the West. On a private level like UFC itself all the way up to at an Olympic level.
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  2860. So you can review it? Just kidding, fake account LOL would've been great if it was real though.
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  2861. This is horrifying. That is the face of true mental illness
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  2862. Chicago doesn't have just one serial killer roaming the streets, it has dozens if not hundreds. Gang gang gang
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  2863.  @wildfire9280  I mean, sure you can get lung cancer for instance if you didn't smoke. But guess what? You're more likely to get lung cancer if you smoke than if you don't. I am not saying that bad things won't happen to you if you make nothing but good decisions, I am just saying that it's much, much more likely to happen if you make more bad choices than good. And when it comes to living in a goddamn trailer, like listen the only worse living arrangement you can have is homelessness. And homeless people are homeless because of mental illness and bad choices or both. It is very, very easy to live your life without having to resort to live in a trailer, regardless of good choices made in life or bad. But no, nobody lives in a trailer because they're batting .1000 with good choices made in life. Nobody lives in a trailer by choice, for that matter. It's a dead end road for a reason.
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  2864.  @Machiave11i  The likelihood of having your land acquired by eminent domain is pretty low. It's pretty messed up though, the city or powers that be can take it from you just because it's in the way of something they want to build and they do compensate you for it but the amount they actually pay you is shamefully low and well below what it's actually worth. Something that should be illegal IMO.
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  2865. I mean, we're in a trade war vs. China as we speak. And it's gonna end up becoming another cold war if we're not careful.
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  2866. Honestly it's either tone deaf or it's like the Empire in Star Wars doing what they do best, shoving their power down people's throats because they not only can but because they are expected to. They know they're rich, they know they're powerful. The problem is now they're beginning to act like it and don't even care who knows it or sees it.
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  2867. Riff Raff is completely and totally sane. He's made a living out of creating a character. He's the hip hop Andy Kaufman basically.
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  2868. AOC the Chihuahua bitch. Yip yip yip
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  2869. Yawn. Of course she endorses Biden. So does Buttigieg. This is why the Democrats twisted their ankles until they agreed to resign so all of their voters will galvanize behind Biden instead of all these other candidates who were being stubborn and refusing to give up. They do not want an inconclusive thing where Buttigieg wins this state, Klobuchar wins this one, Elizabeth Warren wins this one... (she's another one I wouldn't be shocked to have seen resign ahead of Super Tuesday) they hopefully want to be able to say "OK our candidate is THIS person" by tomorrow and they're really praying that that one person is Joe Biden, and not Bernie Sanders.
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  2870. He talks so slowly I had to put it on 1.25x speed
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  2871. Now who does he sue?
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  2872. This is exactly why Democracy is dangerous. Even a representative democracy like we have, it still relies on the people being able to make rational choices about who they want to represent them. It's not entirely their fault, the cobweb of information represented by all of the various media outlets with their own various agendas and biases makes it basically impossible for people to figure out a) what's true and what's not true, or what's being manipulated anyway and b) how they feel about it. I do think it's designed not only to intentionally confuse people, but more importantly to drive a wedge between the two ideologies that started at just disagreement, then it became resentment, and now they're actually taking it to the point that they are scaring people. These Republicans, they're not evil people, but they're scared because their network of choice has them convinced that the US is embroiled in a socialist coup that they need to fight for, and that is what led to January 6. Here's the thing -- it won't end there. That was just the beginning. I do not think our country will survive the next election without an extremely violent incident, regardless of what happens.
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  2873. I think a lot of people could actually learn a lot from having to be in the armed forces even if it's in like some joke version of it like the coast guard. No, I never served myself in America which is where I am from. But my point is you get pretty good money for your age, you learn a whole lot of shit about discipline and nationality, among other things. I will further cement my point when WW3 starts and we have to do a draft again and we have a bunch of really, really weak men forced to sign up due to the draft and they won't know what to do about it.
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  2874. I could say so much racist shit right now lol but I won't
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  2875. "We're gonna take on the healthcare industry, we're gonna take on the fossil fuel industry" OK, HOW? The President is not gonna be able to do these things by himself. All the President can do is hopefully corral Congress into shaping policy that lines up with his agenda, to varying results. Think about it, for how long we have had a "do-nothing" Congress. First off, you're not gonna be able to drastically change industries with government. That's where the public sphere and private spheres do NOT align. But let's just say by some magical property that was the case, that this really was a massive Sanders Federal Government, that would require Congress to basically be unilateral in their support for every new thing he wants to pass legislation wise. It hasn't really been the case for a long time. If you want to effect change, think more carefully about who you are voting for in your congressional districts. They arguably have more collective power in that regard than any President ever could. By design. That's how the entire thing was built.
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  2876. "If Jesus Christ descended from the Heavens, and [asked the gang members to stop killing each other], that would still be very hard to do." Nope, I think that might be just about the only thing that would get them to stop. Jesus rolls in and is like "Have you not learned a thing from me? I know what each and every single one of you have done, but I will give you all one last chance. If you spill my blood one more time, when you die, and you will die, you will spend the rest of eternity in the lake of fire, having been banished from my Kingdom for your transgressions against your brothers and sisters and to me."
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  2877. "I smoked a joint three days ago" Yeah, he smoked earlier that night. Because it stays in your system so long, people who smoke but don't want people (like cops) to know about how frequently they smoke might say something like that. They'd test positive just as easily. I started suspecting he might have been blitzed when he started coughing, either that or the force of the collision knocked the wind out of him or something.
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  2878.  @Bustin_cider00  They literally found a bong in his car.
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  2879.  @Bustin_cider00  He was also drinking. I never said it was just from the pot. I have no idea if there was water in the bong, I would assume so considering they both looked stoned. But I never said it was all they were on, and I can't believe your reading comprehension is so poor that that's what you took from that. He very well might have been on Xanax, too, but the fact is he was ALSO ON POT which was my entire point you fucking dolt.
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  2880. The most recent Bill Burr interview with Joe Rogan is hilarious, there's one part where Joe is telling Bill about Antifa and he's like "Who?" and then Joe explains that they're anti-fascists, hence antifa. They go around with black outfits, masks and helmets and in some cases weapons and basically stamp out what they view as fascism... and then Bill's like "Like fascists?" Antifa and CHAZ are eye opening to me because it shows that "the people" if given a chance to govern themselves are actually just going to end up setting up a similar system, but worse, but if they had such a problem with border control when Trump was doing it... explain then how it took them less than a day to set up their own armed guard border patrol who police who gets in and out. So if they do it too, it must be OK right?
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  2881. I'm sure he does, there's definitely gotta be some like codified do's and do not's because in the back of my mind it's the argument with pitbulls, nature vs. nurture. At some point, nature in certain animals does take over, maybe they get spooked. Maybe they just get hungry at a bad time. But yeah when it comes to gators and crocs the difference between a fed animal and a non-fed animal in terms of aggression is night and day. Suffice all of this to say, I am sure he knows what he's doing. I hope so.
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  2882. So Spotify is only letting you upload a total of three videos per interview, like 13 mins max? I don't guess it will kill your podcast or anything, but I bet your actual audience dropped like 4-5 times as a result of it. So as long as you care more about making money than getting your message (and your guests' messages) across, stick with Spotify!
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  2883. @xEvilAlx AK's and RPG's are cheaply and readily available in Somalia and other similar countries over there. But I do see your point, and they're not just doing this to pass the time. It's a criminal enterprise
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  2884.  @saraa.7760  The amount of war and the scale of said wars and the lawlessness that follows them is worse, or on a grander scale, due to the Iron Throne system. It is a monarchy though already as is. Too much potential for a bad king to come in and create a toxic environment for everyone, the way Joffrey did, basically giving rise to terror knights in the form of Polliver who gallivanted around "The King's lands" in "The King's colors" and because Joffrey didn't care they were basically allowed to loot and pillage any inn/tavern they chose. I mean is that to say it'd be a perfect system and there'd be no more wars ever? No, but they'd be more manageable conflicts.
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  2885.  @saraa.7760  I think that one way or another the living will prevail again this time, too. From what I understand every time the Long Night happens, Azor Ahai will be there in one way or another. My guess is that whoever is Azor Ahai has to either defeat the Night's King OR maybe even make a deal with him. Or even sacrifice himself so that everyone else may live. Anyway, I am well aware of the Age of Heroes, and I literally just said it wouldn't be the end all be all "100% peace mode" solution. There will always be conflict in a place like Westeros. But that being said The War of the Five Kings and every single thing that's happened as a result of it has literally almost bled the entire continent dry and brought it to it's knees, which is why if someone like Jon wins I think he'd look at what all the Iron Throne wrought for the ENTIRE realm and realize that it's no good, it's never been any good, it's too much of a liability lest one bad seed wind up sitting on it again. I disagree that it was bloodier before Aegon's Conquest. I mean if you were arguing that in an ideal world like one where there's a good/benevolent/strong King sitting on it to keep the entire realm in a state of lawfulness and peace then sure, but we've not seen one example of a King like that from Episode 1. It's either someone like Robert who is good at winning thrones but terrible at ruling on them or any number of ambitious and in many cases ill intentioned people vying for it, not a single one of them with a selfless or "benevolent" intention in their hearts. The Iron Throne brings out the worst in people. Clearly, even Ned Stark himself described the place in which it was located as a "Den of Vipers".
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  2886.  @saraa.7760  Lord Bolton was having to do what he was doing in secret, though. It wasn't until Ned Stark was taken care of that he really began coming out of the woodwork, then when all the Starks were dead and King's Landing was under Joffrey's control they finally stopped caring who knew if they were flaying people again or not. Nobody was there to stop them. So the presence of a good lord inhibits the behaviors of the bad lords. Whatever ratio of good to evil lords, I guess. But Roose is kind of an extreme example at the same time, just as Ned Stark is. Get a sociopath like Joffrey or Ramsay on the throne and you'd get predictable results. Too much power for one person. That's just the way I feel about it. But yeah there will likely still be some connection between the Kingdoms, a council of sorts makes sense, a place where they can all air their grievances with each other etc. and make their wishes of each other known publicly. A seven member council, where there will be a representative from each region maybe. Something like that. I think for the most part in times of peace especially someone like Roose for example, or Balon Greyjoy, if they are caught doing bad things then invariably some of the more just lords will rally a cause to stop them, whether it's out of friendship or even like a "we can't allow this to continue happening" or whatever. There will still be laws and alliances and therefore people to enforce them, it just won't all fall under the definitive authority of one person -- whoever that person may be. The Iron Throne is only as good as the person who sits upon it, it just so happens nobody in the show so far has been "good" except for Tommen. And he was just controlled like a puppet by his family until he ultimately killed himself because he was heartbroken about Margaery.
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  2887. A cold war essentially amounts to an arms race of sorts. I don't think this is a cold war so far, at all, especially when they prove China misled the world about the coronavirus on purpose after stocking up on medical supplies, PPE and medicine itself as an act of war. They infected their own people first but mitigated the damage because of the aforementioned -- meanwhile by the time it truly takes off in the West, we had nothing but a shortage of all of these things.
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  2888. This is one of those things that could easily be a movie and you'd look at it and be like "Yeah, right." but it's actually true. And yeah the actress would probably be Meryl Streep or something. Cause Meryl Streep.
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  2889. She really should I kind of can't believe she hasn't yet.
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  2890. edibles are too fucking expensive
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  2891. HBO never fucks up. Never. Its going to be very good
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  2892.  @gojirabh9383  oh maybe i mean im sure there have been some bad ones but i never saw that one. fair play.
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  2893. I am gonna level with you man. I don't think everyone realistically hates Russians unless they're ignorant to begin with. You are a refugee right now too. Remind people of that. But to be completely honest with you, people don't hate Russians. They do hate Russia though. Basically everyone in the entire world hates Russia right now for what they've done. It shouldn't reflect on you but it probably does, just don't take it personally.
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  2894. There is truly nothing else like it. If you are a WW2 buff and haven't seen it, what are you doing? It's easily the best WW2 epic ever made, and it is an epic if you think of it as one long movie vs a miniseries. I think the best thing to me are the bits usually at the beginning where they interview the real soldiers who were involved. It helps to further realize what they're showing us on screen, the trials and tribulations. And man, the winters were brutal, especially, but you get to see happier times in spring and summer as well. I also love that they highlight the mistakes as much as they do as well, there was a lot of friendly fire and in one instance a poor guy who was tasked with waking everyone up got a bayonet in the stomach by one startled soldier. Friendly mistake. The Pacific is also good, if not more graphic. It instead focuses on the war in THE PACIFIC of course, but I still think BoB is the best war anything ever made.
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  2895. Dude he was going senile years ago, even back during the Obama administration he forgets Obama's name? He refers to him as "President... uhhh my boss."
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  2896. You're smarter for having tried reading them. Farther than a lot of other people (myself included) got.
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  2897.  @larrycable1948  What do you think Lee's biggest mistake then was? I think it was pushing into the Northern territories hoping to capture Washington DC and get terms for the North's surrender. He could've just kept doing what was working for him, which as you say was primarily a defensive effort. Also, how long do you think the Confederacy would've lasted before re-writing it's own Constitution OR more likely rejoining the US IF they did win?
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  2898. I don't know what other way to describe what happened in Ukraine as anything but a genocide. I've been saying this for weeks. They are intentionally going after civilians. They are bombing maternity hospitals, children's hospitals, cancer hospitals. Shooting and killing families driving home in their car. Killing a guy on his bike. Hello? The fucking soldiers are wearing uniforms. That's fair game, shoot them, but to kill innocent people INTENTIONALLY? It's a genocide. There's no other way to describe it at this point. I understand why they did it but it's evil. They wanted to get in the hearts and minds of the soldiers by making them worry not just about surviving themselves but also worrying if their loved ones are OK at the same time while simultaneously breaking the will of the people into submitting so they can pat themselves on the back and go home. All of this while shocked and having bad intel from the jump like "We thought we were liberating you? Don't worry, Russia is here!" Fucking assholes. They better pray Hell isn't real because I hear it's very hot.
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  2899. Top 7 is a weird number to have for a "Top ____" list. Top 5, Top 10, etc., makes more sense. Top 7 makes it seem like there are only 7 of them lol.
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  2900. 1984 was about 35 years late... but here it is. This is the scariest shit I've ever seen in my entire life, and I've seen Midsommar.
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  2901. Well it certainly helps smoking your own weight in marijuana when you only weigh like 110 pounds soaking wet I guess.
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  2902. Sweating, then she wasn't. She was drowsy, then she wasn't. If I had to take a guess, opiates.
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  2903. Yeah well Russia has a 40 mile long caravan of military vehicles outside Kyiv so that much is clear. They originally had only brought enough bullets and RPG's for each soldier to last like 4 days total and it's been over 4 days now, so they're definitely bringing in reinforcements. This is only just beginning and it's going to get much worse before it gets better. I don't think Ukraine will be able to last much longer.
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  2904.  @cklg88  what is edoc? lol
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  2905. Most of the really terrible ones aren't listed anywhere, it's like you have to basically get invited and then vetted by other people in the group who will confirm you're not a LEO or something. The sites you can find listed on the "Hidden Wiki" etc., those are mostly honeypots especially the ones that are openly advertising themselves for terrible things. I think it's a good thing, I hope as many people get caught looking for child abuse material as possible and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. The Dark Web is not really the best place to go browsing. Any time I get on there I have a specific place I intend to go and only that place. To browse aimlessly is just asking for trouble.
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  2906. IDC that Arya was the one who killed the Night King, the biggest disappointment to me came from the fact that Jon didn't even cross blades with the Night King. Not once. Not a single time in the duration of the entire show. I was expecting Jon and the Night King to have a mini duel on the ground at the part where Jon is charging across the field at him only to stop dead in his tracks and wait for the Night King to raise some zombies for him. And maybe somehow in the midst of this duel with Jon about to be defeated then Arya jumps at him from a rampart or something on the walls. Something logical, don't make it a "how the?? how did she do that?" situation like we got. It'd have felt more earned if it took two characters to bring him down but no she basically tricked a supernatural entity with a "gotcha" move.
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  2907. I made the mistake of going to see Criss Angel's residency act in Vegas. Oh my God it was bad. It was too loud for one thing, and it had hardly any magic to speak of. I could've gone to see the MJ thing instead, wish I did in retrospect.
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  2908. This happened in New Orleans then, I-10 at the Elysian Fields exit that's where two things are -- UNO and the hood. Dangerous part of town.
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  2909. I used to wanna be a producer, then I realized I was always more interested in the stories behind the music and musicians, more passionate about that aspect anyway, than I was about making music itself.
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  2910.  @kyneo2441  I guess it just doesn't matter as much if only because Iran has kind of always been doing shit like that whereas China we've had a reasonably warm relationship since Nixon with, it's been very much of economic interest to us, but at the end of the day it's a communist nation. It's really shown the hypocrisy of communism as well, considering it's become more capitalistic in China than they'd ever like to admit. Well, those with money, and the entire idea that in a communist nation there are richer people and poorer people at all is evidence that it doesn't work. We'll never see eye to eye. If Democracy is what Hong Kong wants I'd encourage Trump to do everything in his power to help them.
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  2911.  @kyneo2441  You're right, the USSR realized it could never stay afloat as a legitimate communist nation so now you're "just communist enough". Hypocrites. If your development was a threat to us, why are so many Hong Kongers begging to be let in to America right now? It's just been convenient to us that we basically quietly profit from your country's slave labor, or else iPhones would cost like $5,000 or something. It's a mutually beneficial relationship so far, but probably won't last forever. That has nothing to do with our prospects of intervening against China NOW for Hong Kong. It's just not happening anytime soon.
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  2912.  @kyneo2441  Yeah, sounds kinda like a riot to me. They're not doing it because they love you so much, they're doing it because they're desperate not to be integrated into the Hellish system that is your social stratosphere in China. There's a reason they had to put suicide nets around all of the factories. Let me tell you, it's because they're completely satisfied with being exploited for slave labor. We were a powerful country when we had slaves, too. And we still are, we just haven't had slaves for 170 years or so. Everything I've seen about it so far though shows your police being extremely brutal, they're just responding to brutality with brutality. I can't believe this is such a shocking concept for you to grasp. BTW your president really does look Winnie the Pooh, kind of like Trump looks like an orangutan. I can say that in my country without needing a VPN, as well. Isn't that neat.
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  2913.  @videosdinder4870  TL;DR. Again, nobody was killed during the Ferguson protests, not by cops or military. I have no idea where you are getting that. Someone died during the protests itself, one person, but they weren't killed by cops. So from that standpoint, you should get YOUR facts straight, you keyboard warrior fuck.
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  2914.  @videosdinder4870  Yeah well that was also different, there was mass looting and people were literally killing each other. Also, yeah, we actually have guns here, some of the protesters were engaging in firefights with cops. It's within the rights of law enforcement to shoot back if being shot at. Also yeah like Waco that's considered a sour note in history, besides those riots were racially motivated. You don't have the slightest idea of what racially motivated conflict is in China, when everyone in China is fucking Chinese. But yeah, riots are riots. Most of the deaths during that particularly awful riot were at the hands of the rioters themselves, another reason the police stepped in with deadly force. Do understand the difference between peaceful protest and the fucking LA riots. Apples and oranges. As far as Ferguson itself, though, one person died during the protests IIRC but it wasn't due to law enforcement. At any rate it's never state sponsored killing, if cops use force unjustly in this country they will be charged and prosecuted for it. If they're deemed to have used force justly, they're not prosecuted. It's far from what they're mulling in China right now where Beijing will give the OK to use lethal force and there will be no due process as a result whatsoever. THAT is the difference. We've never had a case of peaceful protest where the government has authorized lethal force.
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  2915.  @videosdinder4870  Yeah we all know how fair that match up is. Your sports bows and arrows vs. our military equipment. I'm surprised your oppressive government even allows them to have those, they'll probably be banned really soon along with Winnie the Pooh (he really does look like that bear pants-less though). Anyway, how many of them actually even have bows and arrows? And besides, you can't really equate the firepower of a gun and simple hunting weapons? Not like you'd know, you've probably never held a gun in your life. Unless of course you're one of the tyrant police officers over there "keeping the peace". At any rate by the time someone is liable to get a good shot, a lethal shot, in on bow and arrow they're likely to have already been shot dead. Not a fair match up, when you think about the grand list of things they have at their disposal. Rocks, petrol bombs, and bows and arrows. What a joke LOL
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  2916.  @SuperDavidGnomo  Money is the lifeblood of every modern society. I mean yeah it's not a perfect system but it's the best system of trade and value humans have devised so far. Unless you are one of those people who can go out in the woods and survive year round off of the land, you need money to survive not even just in America, basically every civilization on the face of the Earth nowadays.
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  2917.  @schm147  Which is satisfactory for most customers.
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  2918. whoa-oh black betty... bambalamb
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  2919. Coronavirus was a weapon of war. They waited until a) the vaccine was created for themselves and b) peak traveling season ie the Chinese New Year took place. They infected their own people, then allowed them to infect everyone else, and then just mitigated the damage as silently as possible to such an extent they're now open again and everyone else is scrambling with millions dead. This is shaping up to be the worst genocide in human history. China must pay for this.
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  2920. "There's nothing like the way I feel, the way I feel when I'm beside her". Bet the original lyric was "when I'm INSIDE her."
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  2921. So what happened IMO was everything that most of the bad decisions in this episode were dictated because this is easily the most expensive season of any show ever made and they're trying to cut corners wherever possible to reflect that . For instance, the cavalry charge. Cavalry in battle sequences are already expensive, then you have on top of this that the enemy they're facing is like where a huge chunk of the budget goes anyway. So rather than have a scene that would involve the Dothraki screamers cutting through zombies with ease with their flaming arakhs, they are like "we can't afford them so we are gonna suicide charge them at an enemy that we can't even see yet, and nobody will complain because the name of the episode is "The Long Night"! In fact, I'd argue the only reason they ignited the Arakhs was to give a visual cue of them all dying one by one. The fact it is dark is also meant to hide a lot of probably glaring CGI errors but the main reason they did most of the things they did was because to do the episode correctly probably would've cost them at least three times as much money. And if I was HBO, I'd have given them whatever they needed, then we'd get a proper 10 episode season for last season as well as this one. HBO basically has thrown the legacy of the show into the wind, the most popular show in the world, and I don't get it. They can afford it.
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  2922. "A game so difficult you have to assemble a team of neighborhood kids to beat it" That's so accurate, that's something to me that I think might be missing from games nowadays. Now it's all about the online thing, it used to be "OK after school today you wanna come over my house and play PlayStation or we going over your house to play Nintendo?" At least that's the way it was for me and my friend group. Some of us had the Nintendo, some of us had the PS1. Only one of us had both. And we'd basically get to experience all the new games that way and yeah there were like specialists in the group, like some of us were great at boss fights, some were good at puzzles and platforming. Some were good at driving mechanics, etc. And it became a community thing more than it is now. I will say this to see games have online modes was a dream come true for me at the time but I do think it also robbed some of the socializing and magic that could only be experienced from playing games together, in the same room, on the same couch. And the only way to play together was with "split screen".
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  2923. He's got learning disabilities but he considers himself "extremely intelligent". Knows enough of the justice system to have multiple run-ins with cops and even has his Miranda rights memorized, but doesn't have the sense to get a lawyer? Honestly, you have to be a special kind of stupid to believe yourself to be intelligent but really you're not even smart enough to finish high school without extreme difficulty. Like, the kid is delusional. I feel so terrible for his grandparents and everyone else in his family.
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  2924. He does say he JUST got the drums, though. As in like "quick let me get a drum set then have the VICE guys over". Just saying, I don't have a dog in this fight, never heard a single track by the guy but I love these stories though.
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  2925. I love how they try to blur it out lol everyone knows that's Five Guys
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  2926. Yeah, David Icke is making a fortune doing this. That's why he does it. And you are precisely correct, if they are frequently doing ritual sacrifices there, I would camp out with a camera until I was able to see one. He's just so full of shit it's not even funny
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  2927.  @Jesi-xn  ok
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  2928. I thought Buttigeg beat him by like 2 votes. Anyway conspiracy people think they did that because they don't want Bernie to be the candidate. So they thought it'd take steam away from him if they delayed it a few days. It worked like that either way.
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  2929. ​@Kro Potkind23 What do you mean what's my argument? I'm not voting Democrat. I just come here to laugh at TYT and the stable of morons who pander to you morons. Nobody running has a chance to beat Trump in 2020. But technically Buttigeg won by 2 votes from other sources. Very close race. That's my point. Stupid ass.
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  2930. Afghanistan
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  2931. Honestly like some people are just born to be and to do evil.
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  2932. He literally said it himself he thinks it was an inside job. So from that standpoint he and the police are on the same page.
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  2933.  @Patrick-cr7bq  No, they wanted him to lean into the racial humor even more. That's why he wanted to leave. He had no problem using the N-word and he still doesn't, he still utilizes it in his comedy and basically always has.
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  2934. ​ @jwilsoncalledmeaprettygirl8863  Well, yeah, they wouldn't have offered him that if they weren't expecting to recoup on their investment. They only signed him to that deal because at the time his DVD set was the best selling comedy DVD set in history. The $50 million for one season was UNHEARD OF at the time and even by today's standards that is a really high amount of money for a non-syndicated TV show. He wasn't comfortable with what they were going to have him do to EARN the money though. And yeah they'd end up making money on the product he created for the rest of time where he only got the $50 million once, it's just important to note that he was completely and totally OK with it until he started getting the feeling that they weren't laughing with him as much as AT him anymore.
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  2935.  @Ashley-ro4xz  That's basically it, yeah, that was just one example of things he was having to do that he wasn't comfortable with. It's like the more money they paid him, the less in control of his own autonomy and brand he felt he was.
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  2936. Nah, they were given proxy warnings by their inside guys. They knew it was coming but it operates similarly to the Mafia or high security science labs, if you don't need to know you won't know. They pick people to do these missions, many of them understanding and willing they will be dead at the end of it. Promises of virtues and women in heaven. Whatever the motivation is. We knew an attack of some kind was coming. We didn't know HOW it would occur or when, and when you're funneling thousands and thousands of people in a HURRY at an airport like location honestly I am surprised this didn't happen sooner. This sort of thing SCREAMS terrorist opportunism, a bunch of civs, americans and american soldiers in a cluster of chaos? Inject more chaos! BOOM And we probably won't meet the deadline now as a result.
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  2937.  @axelwakler540  Lub u
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  2938. When you have a double surname but the prefix "Ms." anyway. I'd go Wiki the true history behind her name but all I need to know is she carries this kind of name around but isn't married. I don't blame him, whoever he is, or however many he's there are. She's literally a chihuahua in human form.
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  2939. WoW kind of killed itself. It's been in the process of doing that for years now, though, with this whole sexual harassment thing being the straw that broke the camel's back. Anyway, the MMO genre as a whole seems to be dying IMO. I don't think the genre will ever completely die out, but the heyday is over. WoW didn't invent it, but it perfected it back in 2005 finding the right balance between casual and hardcore RPG mechanics, with there being something for everyone. WoW is arguably the best and worst thing that ever happened to Blizzard, at the same time.
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  2940. DIsagree with him on cocaine as well. Both in the "not feeling anything" aspect of it, or even the "just feeling alright" bit. He IS right it makes you talk your ass off, but this idea that cocaine is so undesirable by everyone that "it's the only drug in the world people give away". Go to any open air musical festival in the world, and you will see just how wrong that statement is. Moreover though I think weed is a drug that people share more than coke. If not, they should.
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  2941. I still think it's better than anything else docu-news wise. But the underlying biases are more apparent than ever before. I actually didn't know Rupert Murdoch bought them, but that explains a lot even though traditionally I always thought he was more conservative leaning.
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  2942. It's because they have very little rules against running open air markets where they're literally selling bats, one of the most disease-carrying animals in the world, to people to EAT. And they're doing so in open air markets where they're selling them right next to the poultry and the other foods as well. Big open air markets like that are where Coronavirus and many of the other unique airborne diseases they can contract are.
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  2943. EDP will probably get away with it legally speaking but his career is over. The funny thing is so is Chet Goldstein's, in the same fell swoop. Something he probably never in a million years thought would happen on the heels of all of this.
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  2944. It sounds like something the Mafia might do if they were trying to "get a house freed up to move into again" that they wanted. Including the fact that it started with an offer of cash, I think that was what they were expecting them to do. But no, they took it farther and farther and farther to the point that if they did end up leaving they'd probably not get the $100k bonus they'd end up taking a loss willingly just to be out of the situation. The fact there are kids involved make this all the more scary, a professional criminal organization would account for all of these things. One way or another they are at least trying to bully them into moving.
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  2945. I know but it reminds me of that scene from The Sopranos where he had basically already agreed to purchase a lakefront property but due to a falling out with his wife, Tony Soprano wants out of the deal but the homeowner basically refuses it telling him "It's too late to do that and if you do I will sue you" so what does he do? He sends some of his men out with a giant stereo system to play Frank Sinatra and other music extremely loudly at all hours of the night, only stopping when the police showed up and issued them a ticket for noise pollution, which was like $100 or so. And they just kept doing it over and over and over, knowing that they could rack up as many tickets as needed while knowing as well that they were leaning on the homeowner to allow him to back out of the deal. At some point the homeowner's wife tells him "It doesn't matter they can keep paying the tickets all day long, if he wants out he is going to get out one way or another! Just let it go!" so under basically extortionate means they can embark on a campaign of terror to get what they want, whether it's to acquire a property OR to back out of a deal to acquire one at the same time, as it were. Yes, I know it was a crazy old bat of a lady who did this, I ended up watching the longer video but at the time when I watched this and commented I had not yet. lol
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  2946. Lol I feel so bad for the dude who picked a fight with THIS guy of all people
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  2947. Just remember that for every one Trump supporter that did what they did at the Capitol on January 6, there's like 10,000 or whatever people like this. The more reasonable ones. We may not ever agree on policy or the issues, but at the very least he's not insane.
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  2948.  King Nothing  Portland's a lost cause at this point. That's the liberal version of extremism in politics gone wrong, just as the Capitol riots are the conservative version of extremism gone wrong.
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  2949.  @African_crusader  LOL
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  2950. The tapir sounded the way it did because it was running for it's life. Something I doubt you've ever heard before unless you hunt tapir on the side or something.
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  2951. He honestly didn't have to kill her. If he knew about the money he could've easily staged an armed robbery and taken the money but wearing a mask or something. Killing her was completely and totally unnecessary.
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  2952. Fruit Rolls Up
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  2953. Yeah, even under those circumstances and I do believe he still believed him at the time like "You did what now? She killed the kids according to you then you killed her and didn't report it or anything? Oh Jesus son." and the words he actually said was just "Oh, Jesus, son."
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  2954. In GTA Vice City which came out in like 2002 I think, I was amazed when I figured out that you could take a sniper rifle into the hotel that is your first house at the beginning of the game, shoot NPCs from out of the window of your room inside (who are still spawning outside even though you are inside) and not only that but the cops would show up pretty quickly after your spree begins, too. Rockstar Games figured out how to make realistic PCs that don't just randomly disappear almost two decades ago, and they only improved on that with every iteration of the game after it to the extent you COULD just follow a random NPC around and see what they do. Not much, but they don't disappear at least. Contrast this to Saints Row 2 which I still think is the best Saints Row game ever made (and not as good as any GTA game definitely after Vice City and arguably even after GTA3). Fly up to the roof of the stadium and look down at the street and you will be hard pressed to find any NPCs that spawn at all because you are so far away. It's just mind boggling they can't even fix that issue.
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  2955. I couldn't do it. But unfortunately whether it's videos of children being abused, or like animal snuff films, whatever it is -- these investigators HAVE to watch every single frame of every single video, sometimes multiple times. Why? To look for any kind of clue to catch the bastards doing this shit. I couldn't personally do it, but I pray for those that do. I can't think of a better way to hate humanity more, but you have to remind yourself it's not all of us. It's not even most of us. And God is watching all. I do believe even if you get away with something heinous your entire life, you will still pay for it somehow, someway, someday.
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  2956.  @daddystiel4324  I mean, AOC's like a chihuahua in human form. Yip yip yip. She's just annoying, she's not AS crazy as this Greene lady is. She's not perfectly sane, either, but at least she doesn't follow QAnon.
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  2957. I do think the US government is terrified of crypto and are especially afraid people will use it to evade taxes (their biggest fear of all). I don't know how John McAfee ties in with all of that other than he's a high profile user and advocate of crypto, and they're looking to make an example out of him. I think they've been looking for an opportunity to go after him for a long ass time now, though, too.
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  2958.  Coffeezilla  go away you're fooling nobody
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  2959. My guess is it looks too much like a cell phone that Tupac owned in the early 90s
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  2960. 1) That they speak Chinese.
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  2961. I am the same way. Skeptical. That's the only way to approach this subject. I'd love to be proven wrong, but alas, proof is what I need either way.
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  2962. Hence, he didn't go to jail. You see how this works now
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  2963. Honestly, I am at the part you asked us to pause and predict the verdict. I am afraid that they're going to side with the criminal, just because that's how ridiculous things seem to be getting in America, especially. They better side with the homeowners, though. That'd be almost as bad as the burglar tripping over a pair of shoes at the top of a staircase that he couldn't see because it was dark and then turning around and suing the homeowners for having an unsafe home and winning. Mind bogglingly ridiculous.
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  2964.  @therealruski3906  I seriously doubt he's bringing his drugs in over the border, considering that's not just a felony anymore that's like a super felony. You'd be an international drug smuggler at that point. The penalties for doing that are way more stiff. Nah, my guess is he's either buying it from a street dealer OR he's buying it off the dark net.
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  2965.  @therealruski3906  Yeah he seems like the kind of person who might be smart enough to get away with smuggling internationally especially if it's just for personal use, but with him being some esteemed college professor and everything he has too much to lose to put himself at that much risk. I bet he was getting it from a street dealer. How he would have ever connected with a guy like that, who knows, maybe a former student or something OR he's so bookish-smart I wouldn't be surprised if he's copping off the dark net therefore getting his stuff in the mail.
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  2966. Shane Smith is the original OG when it comes to North Korea. I guess it's slightly more lax now (if you can even say that to begin with) but some things never change -- you're only filming what they want you to film. Period. Nothing else. If you get caught trying to film anything else (something Shane has done and not been caught, yet they don't seem to care now almost as if they weren't following VICE's videos about them at all) you are in deep shit.
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  2967. Conspiracy is definitely a really, really big deal. Just means they did it in cahoots with someone else. It's basically like RICO which is something that was established to go after the mafia. How are you gonna get the bosses at the highest echelons when previously they had like 3 or 4 degrees of separation away from the people actually out there doing the dirt? That used to be how the boss would escape most justice, so they invented the concept of RICO that said "Doesn't matter if you did it or not -- if you ordered it, you may as well have done it yourself." Another famous example of RICO being used to catch someone who also technically didn't commit any crimes himself is Charles Manson.
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  2968. OK you can't play the crazy card and then be like "Oh, am I supposed to have an attorney?" It's a rational question, not something I would think a legitimately crazy person would ever ask.
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  2969. You can be a hacker technically and have no idea how to use a computer. It's generally reserved to describe people who use computers to bend the rules and get what they want, but honestly all you have to do to be a hacker is bend the rules in whatever you're doing to get a more favorable, or different, outcome for yourself.
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  2970. I don't think they hate white people but the reality is the experience of black and/or otherwise colored people in this world, especially in America, IS different. That doesn't mean they hate white people, it's just not exactly on even playing fields yet, and some white people assume that because the law has changed that the entire system has changed. It hasn't. It's better, but there is definitely still work to do. That's not to say there aren't SOME racist black people, but I can see how someone who has had it perpetrated against them their entire lives may harbor a little of it in themselves after a while too.
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  2971. On some level they must be meditative in doing this. That and just getting desensitized to pain in general
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  2972. The people who killed him (there are two suspects right now) are both mobsters themselves. And yes, they killed him because he was one of the most shameless rats that ever lived. Either way though he should've been in PC if they knew there were rivals of his in the building. It's not like he's not one of the most high profile inmates in the facility. This makes him a target. Jared better watch his ass, too. Literally.
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  2973. It's never gonna be an ugly chick. Let's be real. No offense, it may come across as a talent show but it's never gonna be something judged on more than what like the law of the jungle is, "who's the most fit of them all?" it's not gonna be Captain Elephantitis
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  2974.  @birdlawyer6191  Right, some people have this misguided opinion that "if you commit crimes like murder and insurance fraud, you're going to get caught because look they caught everyone else who tried!" No. Well, I mean sure they caught the guys they caught but Tom himself only got caught the SIXTH time he did it, and he didn't even have that great of a plan or system in place. People think forensic evidence and the police/detectives are infallible but people get away with murder every single day.
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  2975. My question is if he wins does she even have $50 million to pay him? lol maybe she got more money from Pineapple Express than I realize or maybe he's simply taking back his own money from the divorce. Who knows man. She's going to go bankrupt after this most likely.
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  2976. He did backtrack later like "Nevermind we paid the guy ... stop yelling at us please" The promoter is a moron.
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  2977. NEVER CLICKED A ROGAN VIDEO SO FAST.
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  2978. Ramen besides being valuable canteen for them is valuable because it's got a billion uses. I have even seen videos of people taking Ramen noodles and crafting them into everything from pizza dough to desserts. Say what you want about people in prison but they are some of the most creative people in the world, I swear
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  2979. Most of these videos (not all, but most) seem to cover one hit wonders. Afroman had a LOT of songs that were extremely popular all around the same time and almost all off of the same record. The entire album it was on is iconic, especially in the South and for stoners in particular.
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  2980.  @lindycorgey2743  Uhhh... she's dead bro (or sis, forgive me). She popped herself when the marshals were closing in. Kinda hard to discipline a dead person.
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  2981. yeah he knew it was probably better that the cops take the panties so hopefully he doesn't get booked with it... or does he still get booked with it
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  2982. I can't think of anything that'd be more likely to lead to concussions than this
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  2983. I was eating popcorn watching this live lol. It's gold.
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  2984. Come on man you have the Patriots what is there to be depressed about in New England right now (I'm Joking, morons)
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  2985. God damn you The Onion. You never fail to trick me
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  2986. The main thing you have to ask yourself when it comes to the whole "Stolen antminer" thing besides the obvious first question which is are you morally even OK with doing something like that to begin with, the NEXT question is "If he's got all these antminers for SALE hoping to help other people make money, why not just use them all himself"? And before you go telling me "Oh well he can't man of course they're stolen he's trying to get rid of them!" OK well just FYI there's ways of getting rid of things that don't involve setting up a sales page on the Dark Web, it's called shipping it to your partner out of country and then having it all set up in as optimal of a way as possible. It's a scam. Even if he says he uses Escrow I guarantee you'd get a message after a surprise deposit like "There's been an issue and we actually need you to send like $80-100 more (adjusted for the total price to begin with) so we can actually get it shipped to you to begin with. There's no way they're really selling things in that way, if so as thieves they deserve to get robbed themselves as they are apparently doing by selling them all to begin with.
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  2987. Between the Coronavirus and this perfectly timed (and I do mean perfect) sexual assault allegation, I just do not see Trump losing 2020. They were sitting on that allegation for years waiting for the right moment to open that can of worms. It's gonna be a mulligan, anyway, folks, this Coronavirus shit is probably here to stay sadly. All this on the heels of us learning where it REALLY came from (Chinese lab in Wuhan -- the wet market in question apparently didn't even sell bats, throwing the batshit theory no pun intended out the window).
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  2988. Then how would the elite/rich people get rid of their wives down the line? No better safer to keep the laws what they are in case they ever need to hire a hitman, themselves. Less risky that way.
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  2989. The biggest spenders so far on Diablo Immortal have been Americans and South Koreans. This isn't going to affect Blizzard's bottom line. The game is going to die out within a few months just anyway. The real litmus test will be to see how much money they make on it in one year, because they made something like $350 million (adjusted for inflation) on Diablo 2 in it's first year and something like $700 MILLION (also adjusted) on Diablo 3 in it's first year and those games didn't have P2W mechanics. Ultimately this foray into mobile gaming is going to bomb for Blizzard. It won't even surpass something like Hearthstone which at the very least mimics trading card games and is somehow justifiable with regards to paying for "packs" whereas Diablo Immortal's P2W more resembles slot machines in Vegas.
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  2990.  @Zordiak  Governments in theory are supposed to take money they get from taxes to generate services for the public. For the most part they actually do this, it's not that they're stealing it and giving people nothing in return for it. They build infrastructure with it and provide other services like law enforcement and fire departments etc with it.
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  2991. The most unbelievable thing of all to me is that you watched enough Ellen to form an opinion on her and the way she treats guests lol... Dude my Mom doesn't even watch Ellen, even before the scandal and all that, which ... says something because she was big into Dr Phil and Oprah. I don't trust anyone in show business that has this overly kind demeanor or whatever to such an extent it seems fake.
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  2992. You're about to cause baseball stadiums to be places where you have to check your phone at the gate now lol, at least for the players... this will change everything
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  2993. states' rights wasn't limited to just the South and other people who gave their loyalty to state over country. Robert E Lee only led the Confederate forces because Virginia decided to join them instead, it was a more idealized version of what they felt they joined to begin with where they just had a gang of other states to be chill with, when the fact is that would never work. Strength in union proved to be the correct thing, but mainly they were just mad they were being told what to do by the other half of the gang they originally joined. Hypocritical almost. But understandable.
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  2994. Man if he's afraid of it being too hot outside on an August day I hope he realizes how little of a priority good air conditioning is in most facilities he'd be looking at basically anywhere for the crimes he's accused of. Enjoy the refrigeration while you can, scumbag
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  2995. "Keep walking, son. That there's a river troll."
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  2996. Robert Byrd (the KKK guy) denounced the KKK later on in life, before the eulogy surely. He actually apologized for it profusely as well, citing it was an "embarrassment" and that it "haunted" him.
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  2997. I love you for posting all these I do kind of wonder what your criteria is for marking the ends of these videos lol I mean this one it ends like mid-sentence with Joe saying "This is what you're hired t-"
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  2998. I remember when this whole controversy was happening, I think I did manage to even catch that episode or maybe it was the one that they had him come on the show during Weekend Update to accept Pete Davidson's apology. I just remembered thinking they did it in a classy way.
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  2999.  @marcus4155  And yet he did anyway. Holy shizballs. I guess according to you he caved right? Fuck those war veterans and all the shrapnel and bullets they absorb for even the whiniest and most unconscionable of cunts, comedians or people that support them otherwise. At the end of the day though he did apologize for it :-/ and Pete Davidson's career is over as soon as SNL is over on a side note. RIP
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  3000. LOL have this W ... your comment deserves a million of them but I can unfortunately only give out one.
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  3001. Edward Norton? I would much rather Liam Neeson myself. Tell me they don't look alike.
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  3002. the only solution is nudist schools. There, I said it.
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  3003. Women's prisons CAN be pretty gnarly at times but there is absolutely no way they can even be compared to how bad men's facilities are. The idea they're now going to let "transgender men" go to women's prisons potentially is mind boggling. That will end well!
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  3004. I mean the real answer is because they can. Everyone knows they have their eyes on Taiwan, in fact they in no uncertain terms (and you can look this up) said that if Japan even sends so much as one man to help when, not if but WHEN they invade Taiwan, they will nuke them out of existence. Look it up, it's insane. And why stop at Taiwan? Why stop at the Japanese islands? China could very well go for one after the other until they control it all because they can. People think WW3 is already going on and that may be true with regards to what's happening in Ukraine (and the US and NATO's role in it, which basically is a proxy war between US and Russia at this point) but WW3 will well and truly begin when China invades Taiwan. People don't understand just how much we depend on Taiwan specifically when it comes to computer parts like hard drives and even graphics cards. You think they're hard to find now. Just wait.
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  3005. Billy Corgan is definitely one of those types of people who it takes having something done to him for him to understand how bad it makes others feel, like he calls it "weird territory" because they go off and start doing side deals without the band like he did. It wasn't fucking weird when you did it, but when they did it it just ruffled your little control freak feathers didn't it Mr. Corgan?
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  3006. Bobby and Christopher? Fucking A man gotta go find this podcast now too
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  3007. There's entire generations of people growing up in Afghanistan that have had similar things happen to themselves and their families. It's not at all hard to understand why many of them are not only OK with the regime change from the Americans to the Taliban, but they're eager for it. What we have done is made the Taliban's job of defining the narrative that WE were the evil ones by pointing at this very thing and all of the other attacks like it that had collateral damage. This helps their cause, not hurt it.
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  3008. Takes a special kind of coward to shoot at unarmed civilians let alone CHILDREN. Not saying one way or another if I believe in Hell or not but cases like this make me hope so to be completely honest with you. I hear it's pretty hot and miserable down there.
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  3009. I can't wait until she takes the stand actually. This entire time she's just sitting there with this sour look on her face.
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  3010. Jesse Smoulieaux
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  3011. I can't think of a better female technician to help me than someone named Trinity. She did hack the IRS d-base after all.
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  3012. Them all?
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  3013. I am surprised they didn't get him for the bigger charges, actually. But as it stands the guy is like, what, 70 something? And he got upwards of 29ish years or something like that. He should be there for the rest of his natural life. (Unless he gets taken out in jail -- if he was out there abusing kids he would be the definition of a marked man, but sometimes all it takes is just to be a rapist of anybody to get marked in prison).
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  3014. I completely agree with you being mad about them not revealing the Prince who was Promised yet after teasing it here and there the ENTIRE show. With him gone you'd think his purpose is over, but I think Azor Ahai is still in the show and he or she have already done what they had to do as far as defeating the Night King but... the other part of the prophecy is this hero leads his people to a new dawn. We're not there just yet, I guess ostensibly because the world is still in shambles. Either that or whoever it is may have died in the battle already. I am still on the fence thinking Jorah may have been Azor Ahai, but most likely it's Jon. I doubt it's Arya even though she killed TNK. If they're still going to reveal Azor Ahai I think most likely it'll be next episode or the one after. I also think a certain chracter's death is what will trigger it. Either that or they have no intention of wrapping that plot point up whatsoever. We shall see.
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  3015. Anyone that frames things in the context of discussion as a "thought experiment" in other words "I don't believe this myself, necessarily, but it's interesting to think about" you can automatically assume is a very, very intelligent person. Tom Green is easily one of the smartest comedians in the world, most people don't realize it because all they can see in "Freddie Got Fingered" is some adult making a living with the most coarse and vulgar humor imaginable. Freddie Got Fingered is actually brilliant in it's own way. It was basically just a massive "Fuck you" to the industry at the time, he was given $1 million to do "Anything" he wants. Never tell Tom Green he can do anything he wants, in other words lol.
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  3016. He might be the most underrated actor in the business right now.
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  3017. Violence doesn't come from violent videogames. I do think that it's taking people to a certain level of desensitization but I think by and large some people are born with traits that lead to more violent behavior just naturally. They didn't need any help or inspiration or leading along by the media with regards to that before those things ever came along. However I think people WITH this trait aren't necessarily being helped by the media and the games and whatnot in developing those traits further. But they're the minority of people, it shouldn't be restricted from all just because a few people may hone their violent tendencies further by experiencing it.
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  3018. A forgotten bank account? If you forget any bank account for long enough they'll close it
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  3019. They're trespassing en masse as an organized unit, barging their way into other people's property and then stealing from them with threats of violence. And they wonder why they're designated a terrorist organization.
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  3020.  @bobsmith3931  For a good cause? I don't see what they did that was so great besides make a gigantic scene, spurring the arrival of like 40+ police car units which and like 80 officers which cost taxpayers money no doubt. Entering a place of business under false pretenses (he clearly establishes that all the birds were given access to unlimited food and water that they could have at any time they wanted even though these DxE bleeding heart faggots said) with the express purpose to steal someone's property. Whether you agree with it or not, he's already dealing with government bureaus that are constantly becoming more and more strict in their own way about what's acceptable for them to do with the animals and he's clearly passed every single time, so he was already engaging with the law. No, the only ones who were out of line with the law that day were the ones who ultimately got to sleep in a cell that night. "A good cause". GTFOH with that shit
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  3021. Let me guess... it's Russia's fault again. lol
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  3022. It's almost impossible to get into North Korea. And as long as a delivery person has to deliver the package, that means nothing is getting in because THEY can't get in. The only way you can get into North Korea as a Westerner is to bribe people in China to arrange a trip for you there. And even then, you're not gonna see the real North Korea, you're gonna see what they want you to see.
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  3023. Napoleon Dynamite: "Do the chickens have large talons?"
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  3024. I love how he acts like he's a reformed criminal, how he's happy he was able to leave the life behind, but every time he talks about it without the Christian crap behind it he is almost waxing poetic like he actually MISSES it. So on the one hand he acts like "Oh it's an evil life" but from the way he talks about it beyond that he actually sounds like he'd still be doing it if push never came to shove like it did. In other words, dude's kind of a hypocrite.
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  3025. You can tell by the blood on the table and the massive lump over his left eye they DID beat the shit out of him. No question. He got his ass whooped.
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  3026. this montage changed everything
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  3027. Russia claims they're invading Ukraine to denazify it. And there IS quite a large movement of white supremacists in Ukraine, that IS true, but the real reason Russia is attacking them is because they are afraid that they will join NATO and the reason for it is geographical in nature. Whoever controls Ukraine basically controls the front AND back door into Europe. It also has a really large amount of natural resources, specifically natural gas which Ukraine isn't really capable of harvesting on it's own. Russia also wants access to their pipelines so they don't have to pay fees to transport oil through the country like they are now. Without oil, Russia would be starving. Russia is also threatening much of Europe which depends on its oil to cut it off which would have a devastating effect on Europe as we know it, whether it's winter and they need energy for heat among other things or summer and they need it to run AC and keep things relatively cool. We haven't even come close to seeing the full brunt of the war. Chances are pretty high that it will devolve into a nuclear war unless they are extraordinarily careful.
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  3028.  @himabimdimwim  I may have but I am not sure. I will definitely check it out. But mark my words, Taiwan is where WW3 will officially, well and truly begin.
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  3029. I can't think of a better thing to go to prison for. Kudos Vice for letting him share this story. Blind consumerism must be stopped. Things used to be built to last. Not anymore.
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  3030. I do think it's kind of one of those things, USA already has by far the most carriers in the entire world. What if something else even better than that comes along that renders aircraft carriers useless (I mean, I am trying to think of whatever it could be myself and am at a loss thus far) then we have a large, expensive collection of things that aren't even that effective anymore for traditional purposes? When I say more I mean we have, or will have when the carriers are all finished, like literally 10x as many as the country with the second most.
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  3031. Phillippines prisons are rough, man, I just hope they have the same sense of justice that our own inmates in America have. Over here if you're in for sexual assault of a child, you may as well just ask for solitary confinement for your entire stay. You will not be safe. You have to remember a lot of people in jail were victimized in various ways as kids, themselves. Had their own innocence and purity taken away. I think that's why the code is what it is. If you hurt kids, you're a dead man in prison. Good I hope he suffers ten times as much as he's hurt other people.
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  3032. It was weaponized by China to destroy the economy of the entire world, particularly the West. Because of the trade war. Dollars to donuts, that's why.
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  3033. I am telling you right now you're taking the short term satisfaction of seeing all of them charged and having one's charges upgraded, but if you want Chauvin brought to actual justice the charges MUST be murder in the third (maximum sentence of 25 years) or else he's going to see NO time in jail but time served if they stick with murder in the second. I am telling you.
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  3034.  @Darkdaej  Yeah well I do think they gave Jon Snow his story elements in the show, they even gave him his name "Aegon" which if Rhaegar ever did have a son named Aegon and WAS killed, it's not likely he'd ever have another and give him that name, too. I thought Jon Snow's Targ name revealed was going to be Jahaerys, 100%. For a lot of reasons. But no I think in Season 5 is when they really started showing diminishing quality and also started poorly choosing storylines to feature. IMO. Like the Sand Snakes, why not just scrap them all cause they couldn't possibly do them all to begin with and give the rest of that to Quentyn and Jon Connington? The entire trajectory of the show would've changed for the better. But Season 5 is really where it all started going downhill as a book reader. It's still good, but I am frequently asking myself "Where the fk are they even going with this and why hasn't this other thing appeared yet? Oh wait, it's not going to is it..." At this point we just have to take GRRM on his word, he says his #1 priority now is Winds. OK, well just as you said it's been almost a decade. And the man himself is getting older, he's almost written himself into a hole I don't think he knows how to get out of, it's so complex, and beyond that I think his #1 fear and it's probably well justified is that he's afraid people are going to hate him when it finally ends. All the theories and people trying to draw connections and like religiously believing they are right in how it ends, like, he probably low key is afraid he's going to start a Civil War or something among the fans if he does release them all. It's just gotten too big, too soon. I just wish he'd hire a ghost writer then edit them and call it a day, I think that's the only way we're seeing the finished version one way or another.
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  3035. Yeah that'll show Van Gogh. That'll solve the problem. What a fucking bunch of insufferable hoes
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  3036.  @CS_GOD64  Oh I didn't see that one so I didn't know she was in it. The only thing I knew her from was Pineapple Express lol
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  3037.  @johndomoe3735  She was Dale's (aka Seth Rogen's) girlfriend. She was only in like 15-25 minutes of it honestly. It's really a great movie honestly it's easily my favorite what do you call it "stoner" films or whatever. It's fantastic if you haven't seen it.
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  3038.  @johndomoe3735  It's easily the best weed movie ever made lol
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  3039. 17% are going to disappear. 9% are going to be asked again, this time with a gun to their head. The 74% who answered that they do support it are like "Hell yeah we support it! Can I go home now?"
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  3040. Skeeda-lee-whirr-whirr-whirrrrrr that's not where the video goes
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  3041.  @Real_PlayerOne  Justice Thomas in a separate concurrence opinion stated that the court should look at other substantive due process rights. Operating keywords: separate concurrence opinion. It wasn't in the statement itself for overturning Roe v. Wade.
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  3042.  @avaisnotreal  Why not specify it that way? That's not what they meant. Not grammatically speaking, otherwise they'd have said "If we ever get another one after GTA6" or something like that. It literally just says "If we ever get another ONE".
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  3043. "By liberating Ukraine, we'll liberate Belarus" Russia dun goofed. They picked a fight to take one territory, and they're going to wind up losing even more than that, not to mention tens if not hundreds of thousands or millions of their own people (by the time it's over), the trust of their own citizenry, and their economy itself. It's like that aspect of Braveheart where the Scots end up declaring war on England after they've had enough, next thing you know the Irish are showing up to help. Two birds with one stone.
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  3044. That's a good point, that may be part of the appeal of it. Unless one of the people who goes there decides to suicide in the church. One problem with that is because everyone has a gun and presumably everyone is gonna start shooting who they think is the one with the gun, in the confusion it could end up being a massacre accidentally cause they didn't know who started it.
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  3045. This is easily the best video you've ever made
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  3046. ​ @prncssbby  He doesn't have a single symptom of PTSD. "Some are asymptomatic" this is a psychological condition, it's not fucking Covid-19. If you are asymptomatic with a psychological condition, you don't have the condition. The only thing I will say is that sometimes people with PTSD don't realize it's PTSD until years after the trauma occurred. It doesn't have to pertain to warfare, either, you can have PTSD after your house burns down. After you get robbed. You know, after traumatic experiences. But everything from being a notch above seeming almost like a daily smoker/stoner to being calm and in control of your faculties, this guy for the entirety of the interview is exhibiting behavior that is the antithesis of PTSD. I can't believe there are at least two people dumb enough in the world (assuming you didn't upvote the last one yourself) and as many as three who recognized that as a legitimate comment to begin with. I can't think of a better example of a warrior to observe as an example of someone who does NOT have PTSD than this guy. People who truly have PTSD can barely even go outside for fear of sudden loud noises or otherwise, anything to recall memories of the trauma that effected them to begin with. Also, blame Google notifications if you really need someone to blame. If I got the notification that you responded, I'd respond right away. In this case I didn't notice it until someone else had posted. I am sure there's thousands of threads just like this. Doesn't matter, though. I'm here now to completely mop the floor with your misunderstanding of PTSD, this fking moron "This guy surely has it! You can tell!" and in the same breath railing against professionals "self-diagnosing" or whatever, when your own mistaken diagnoses of this individual is what got the ball rolling to begin with. Talk soon!
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  3047.  @coldneedle  I mean, if you're unable, unwilling or whatever to read a YouTube comment after labeling it "an essay" (I can only imagine the 'essays' you've ever written in your life and what crayon you used to write them if that's your idea of an actual scholarly paper aka an essay). "It's not enough to watch a podcast and diagnose somebody" OK, I trust you'll talk to your boyfriend then because it was his false diagnosis that got this ball rolling to begin with. "He's that calm and cool and collected because he's got PTSD obviously" then at least two if not three morons actually agreed with it. It's mind boggling. Stupid company likes stupid company I guess. Lastly I said before that PTSD can come in many forms and it can be caused by many things. I am assuming she was raped or something, unless she was also a NAVY Seal who actually did a few tours of duty or otherwise enough deployment experience to have seen some shit. It's all situational but we're talking primarily about wartime PTSD, but like I said you can get PTSD even if your house burns down. Any kind of trauma can lead to it. But I guess the TL;DR version is we can agree at least that you can't diagnose someone over listening to a podcast alone. Again, tell that to your boyfriend. He was so confident, too. lmfao "He's got PTSD" yeah it's asymptomatic of every case of PTSD I've ever heard about, calling it asymptomatic like it's a viral disease like Covid or something. What a joke.
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  3048.  @rabbitfink  No shit. Seals better be as strong mentally as they are physically, considering they are responsible for some of the most dangerous military operations in the world. It seems to be kind of a prerequisite that you better not be the type who folds under pressure otherwise it's a complete and total waste of time and money training them in that capacity at all.
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  3049.  @rabbitfink  Yeah they have some of the most intensive training of anybody, my brother was good friends with someone (from Mississippi actually) who ALMOST made it through BUDS but got injured in the final week or something and was unable to as a result. But yeah some insanely small percentage of people actually make it, and it's those same people who eventually go on to do operations you never hear about unless it's something super high profile like Baghdadi or bin Laden.
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  3050.  @slsand1mixtapetour381  yawn. OK
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  3051. ​ @silverbullet700  Please point out the exact moment where I called him a liar. I literally said "I'm not the stolen valor type. He must have been vetted to get onto the show to begin with in this capacity." If anything I just pointed out it was surprising because of the way he SEEMS. I never called him a liar, though. And in the same breath you call others morons lmfao, well you're far from the only person in the world who is equal parts loud and stupid. Keep on rocking in the free world you fucking bottom feeder.
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  3052. How's she gonna shit in the man's bed though is my question
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  3053. It will be born out of nationalism (which honestly is the modern day Trumpian Republican party, so you aren't entirely wrong) where basically you have a group that seizes territory and then begins to try to hold it while taking other bits and pieces of territory here and there. They will do it saying they have America's real best interests in mind. That is the problem is they genuinely do believe that the system is rigged against them and that the only way to actually secure their desired outcome is to take it by force. This is why it might be best for Trump to go into the election saying that "it will be rigged and stolen again, then we'll figure out what to do from there" and then he actually wins the second time. I don't want him to win, but at the very least it might prevent violence for another few years while simultaneously proving that the elections are not rigged against him, not the first time and not the second time. The fact that he can tell so many lies, so blatantly and egregiously, and people just believe it all for fact is terrifying. I never thought I would see a political figure with that level of power, to such an extent that he can lose an election and still be the leader of the party the entire time he's out of office. This is uncharted territory for this country.
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  3054.  @melanieelliott3310  Brian Williams is about as entertainng as an ironing board. lol. But isn't he about to get fired or like he's on his way out or something? I forget
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  3055. Yeah I knew that as soon as he said "This is coming from a kid who spent his 20's trying to make a living as a poker player." For every Daniel Negreanu and Phil Ivey, there are TONS of people who get burned trying to do the same exact thing. They're called fish among the not so polite people in the poker world.
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  3056. That's what I was just saying to a friend earlier today is what Duncan just touched upon -- it won't matter how much money you're sending people if there's nothing in stores left for them to actually buy. Especially things they need. Toilet paper, groceries, etc. Go to any grocery store in America right now and it feels like you're shopping in Soviet Russia or something.
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  3057. Internet addiction is VERY real. It's one of those "you don't know what you got till it's gone" things. You only know what I am talking about when your service goes out temporarily or worse like if your cable line gets severed somehow, or even if your modem/router goes bad. It's particularly bad when a router goes if you have home entertainment and stuff like that that relies on it, because unless you backed the settings up you gotta reconnect everything and it is a huge pain in the ass. But being without internet sucks balls. The first thing that comes to mind for me is "What games do I have that are offline?" .... "Not many"
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  3058. The idea that orthodox Jews are less likely to get addicted to drugs is true on a statistical level, but the idea there are NO jews who are addicted is false. Orthodox even I mean. Go watch the "I need drugs" video by Necro (it's actually an anti-drug song, trust me) but it's based on his uncle Howie who was a drug addict until he died a few years ago. Anyway his friend/street pal/drug buddy was an orthodox Jew in that video. Guys living in a bedroom smaller than some closets and squalor, shooting up drugs.
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  3059. Statues of limitations in some cases are actually bullshit. He did it, do something about it.
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  3060. I think it's less about him inciting violence and more that they are just tired of him. They also are tired of the fact that he's the first, and perhaps only, "Twitter President" (and not in a positive way. A decidedly very, very negative way).
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  3061. The Columbine High School massacre would likely still be the worst of all time if their real plan succeeded. This video points that out, as well, but here's a bit more detail into that: Their original plan involved home-made propane tank bombs that they strategically placed throughout the cafeteria and were timed to go off at a certain time, the peak of lunch hour beginning around 10:30 am or so. There would be lots of people in the lunch hall by the time the bombs went off, but more importantly than that the cafeteria was right below the library. Their hope was that the blast would bring the ceiling down which had the people in the library in it, probably instantly killing hundreds who were in the cafeteria and the library above it, then they were going to wait outside in the parking lot, picking the survivors off as they scrambled out of the building. Realizing the bombs failed, though, then they stormed the building starting the shooting outside the school then working their way to the library upstairs after visiting the cafeteria first which fortunately was already empty by then. There is CC camera footage of them trying to set the bombs off anyway with their guns but the bombs didn't work. Thank God. After that they worked their way to the library, shooting whoever they saw on the way. The library is where the worst of it happened. All there is is audio recording of that, and it's absolutely horrifying. It was the beginning of a new era for America, where these shootings were slowly becoming more and more normal to the level we have them today. And yes it was horrible. But it could've been so, so much worse. We're talking hundreds of dead and wounded, which again would still be the worst ever even now that we have had so many more of them since then.
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  3062. oh I always I thought you had to sell your soul to the Devil. guess China works too
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  3063. Yeah and sometimes it really throws him for a few spins. He always comes around sooner or later though.
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  3064. I just finished watching it the first time. First off, I think one of the main things that I liked about it overall was it didn't show the Allies steamrolling the Germans at all. Nor did it show the Germans steamrolling the Americans. It also went to great lengths to show just how many mistakes were made, especially from the Allies perspective, appropriately because it's meant to be from that perspective. For example, one time in the dead of night a soldier is awoken from his sleep abruptly and in a fit of fear forgets to even ask the "call sign" which I believe was "Flash" and then the response was "Thunder" or something like that and he accidentally bayonets his own guy. He survives, but man his cries of pain when they were supposed to be quiet and the guilt on the soldier who did it as he realizes the terror and gravity of what he had done are something I'll never forget. For another it goes into this situation with what I believe was a "replacement" something the series goes on to tell you that each soldier who had been there since D-Day treated with scorn and apprehension, until they proved themselves anyway, and he ends up tossing a grenade and running into the room too soon, effectively grenading himself. He doesn't make it. At the end of the series, though, it shows the Germans and Americans more or less immediately becoming civil again once the war was over, and in fact it shows one American who is a drunken sociopath who ends up murdering German civilians for not giving him gas, then also nearly killing the American who confronted him about it. Of course, this guy ends up getting caught, beaten and ultimately (presumably) charged for war crimes. Another character named Spears who I hated at first but ultimately came to respect in a weird way because there were literal urban legends formed about this guy, the most famous being that he had captured 20 German POWs on D-Day and he's being all casual with them, offers them all a cigarette and while their guards are down shoots them all in cold blood. It's never really confirmed or denied if it's true that he did it, but we saw it in Episode 2 so we know that those 20 POWs were killed by SOMEBODY.
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  3065. Can't even imagine a future without E3... well, I mean if you told me 10 years ago it would vanish I wouldn't have been able to see it. But yeah nowadays like he said, most developers have their OWN conferences for better or worse. They certainly have more control of their own narrative when done that way.
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  3066. I don't think we'll have another Freddie Mercury again in the next century, honestly. There have been great frontmen who came up in their own right who are all legends as well, but there will never, NEVER be another Freddie at least not in our lifetimes. That level of genius only comes around every so often. The kind that absolutely cannot help but fight it's way out of you and into whatever you want to do with it creatively.
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  3067.  @jasonwakassup9423  hands bulletproof vest good luck
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  3068.  @Brotality  Imagine Dragons LOL GTFOH
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  3069. I give Emilia Clarke all the credit in the world for being horrified they did what they did to her character but still perform the part perfectly.
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  3070. MURDER? I could totally see fraud and unsafe work conditions but... MURDER?
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  3071. People will argue over absolutely nothing on YouTube.
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  3072. The reason YouTube isn’t buying Twitch isn’t because of monopoly laws. It’s because it’s owned by Amazon. And Amazon is at least as rich as Google at this point, besides it’s bringing them in some decent money and they wouldn’t get rid of it unless they felt like that was about to change anytime soon.
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  3073. Did he say $1-3 million or $103 million dollars?
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  3074. The irony to be found in the statement "Most of y'all parents are dumb". And in the context that she's a teacher... accusing their parents of being dumb... with unbelievably poor grammar. I can't really tell what kind of teacher she is based on any clues in the classroom or anything but I can just about guarantee she's not an English teacher. EDIT: oh nevermind, I didn't hear the girl the first time but apparently it's a chemistry class.
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  3075. It wasn't rushed it was delayed. Production value wise it was great. The WRITING on the other hand and some of the decisions they made regarding that are absolutely horrible. I can't even believe the same people who did Seasons 1-4 were responsible for Seasons 7-8. Seasons 5-6 were good still, but beginning to show some signs of degradation.
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  3076. Drug abuse isn't going to drop if they start sending people $1,000 a month. Are you kidding me? So many of them are going to be spending it on drugs among other things. Unless they're gonna figure out a way to ensure the money isn't used for anything but food and supplies... that's not gonna be easy to do, though, unless they send them food stamps or something to the equivalent of $1,000.
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  3077.  @johnagber4032  So what are you the ambassador and representative for humanity now? You know what we should be doing vs. what we shouldn't? You were elected to this position or you're just a judgmental dickwad who thinks they know what's best for everyone? It's not your body. You have zero say in what other people do with theirs, whether they smoke, inject crack or tattoo themselves to look like dragons. It has absolutely nothing to do with you.
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  3078. every single one of them look like chold molesters especially the 2nd one. smiling that distinctive one tooth grin
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  3079. He's not wrong, if heroin was regulated like any other pharmaceutical then there would be less deaths from it. It also wouldn't cost as much as it currently does. Basically every measurable benefit would be observed from the outright legalization of it. And if for nothing else it takes the power out of the hands of criminals who are currently making a fortune and spend untold amounts of money lobbying to keep it illegal because the party would be over if it ever did get legalized. They'd have to go back to actually like committing violent crimes again, as is the illegality is only CAUSING violent crime due to competition over the marketplace.
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  3080. When I was in high school, in NJ actually, we had exchange students come and go. One of them was from Haiti, and I remember going through the lunch line like "Well, here comes another round of terrible food" and the Haitian kid was like "I'm going to eat like a KING today". We had similar trays, both containing chicken sandwiches and french fries and a few other things I forget but it dawned on me like, maybe my school was better or something and I was just being a spoiled kid, but what I took for granted was the highlight of that kid's day. To be clear, it didn't look like this garbage they're showing in the videos. I did get expired milk quite frequently and that dated back to elementary school in another state, and I think the #1 problem with that is predicting exactly when milk goes bad is an unperfected science still at this point. Sometimes milk just goes bad early.
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  3081. Yeah we're going to manufacture this disease on a pandemic level but we're still gonna reach out to everyone, including those who "weren't that nice to us before ("you know who you are", she might as well have added) but still because China's the paragon of justice in the world, we reached out anyway." What. A. Fucking. Joke.
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  3082. Cena sold it to an elderly farmer who was like 78 years old, but because he had back problems he couldn't really enjoy the car anymore so he ended up selling it again. Since then, the car has actually been sold like five times apparently. I Googled it.
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  3083. I mean if you look up the 9th circle documentary he's talking about -- first off, the entire thing just feels like any other conspiracy video you'd find on YouTube. I always caution you to look up any statistics they give you and double-check them for yourself; don't just take it as truth because some guy knows how to edit things in a convincing way on Windows Movie Maker or whatever. Check the facts yourself ALWAYS if you truly wish to know the real truth. That being said a lot of the information presented in the video seems to come from articles, etc., and a lot of it does seem to make sense. Watching it right now myself in another tab. And yeah it's absolutely 100% confirmed known now that Jimmy Savile is perhaps one of the worst pedophiles who ever lived, hundreds if not thousands of victims, and it is rumored he liked to have sex with dead bodies but to my knowledge that has never been proven. I don't see why not though if he's capable of raping children. The dead bodies gotta die some way or another.
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  3084. This is where that quote comes from, "Anyone who represents themselves in a trial has a fool for a client."
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  3085. Moral of the story: next time your wife asks you to lower the shotgun in the booby trap so as not to hit the target in the stomach, nod your head with a smile but instead of lowering it, raise it. Let's see if we can't get him in the head. Kind of hard for them to sue when they're dead. I can't even believe the nerve of this guy, let alone that it got as far as it did. Trying to burglarize somebody's home only to turn around and sue them because you fell down the stairs or something and broke your neck. There should be no avenue for this guy to punish what would've been his victims, instead, if they did NOT do what they did.
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  3086.  @hockeymaskbob2942  Watch them sue you over that, too LOL
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  3087. For that many players to quit during quarantine -- that's how you know WoW is dying.
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  3088. I think there's something to be said about a healthy amount of anxiety surrounding food. Also, if he's getting stuff they're throwing out, he has no legal recourse. It wasn't meant to be eaten at that point.
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  3089. I keep sadly waiting for the news that Artie's passed, either from drugs at the time OR from the aftermath of a lifetime of what drugs, alcohol and cigarettes have done to his body. No, I don't want that, it's just that perhaps more than any other celebrity since Scott Weiland I can say "When it happens, and God forbid it does, but WHEN it happens I will not be surprised."
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  3090. I don't know what outcome I am more worried about in 2024. If Trump wins, or if Trump loses.
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  3091. The gas chamber is something they do in Army training as well. My brother had to do it.
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  3092. I don't think we've been visited by aliens. I do think they've sent highly specialized satellites probably with cloaking abilities here and they're only doing it because they know our atmosphere could support life (as we know it). I do not think their living requirements are going to be that different from our own, whether they look like us or not. Only interesting variable might be whether they breathe oxygen or not, my guess is they probably do. Hence, again, why they're visiting us. I think the probes or whatever are mostly what people have registered as "UFOs" or "UAPs". Barring some unbelievable technological ability like the ability to travel through wormholes OR if they're living really close by and we just somehow haven't seen it yet, I doubt they've come here or ever would. Then again our species is notoriously good at destroying itself, apparently, they may be 100% cooperative with each other and instead of focusing on weapons and all that to kill themselves essentially they focused on more productive things.
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  3093. The goats are like "FINALLY someone is speaking our language. Vote goat guy 2020"
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  3094. Everyone reading this, go right now and look up the channel Vox. If you are subscribed to it, unsubscribe, immediately.
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  3095. China definitely helped when it came to ending the war with Japan, but it was the nuclear bombs that ended the war with Japan. We did that. And the reason we did it is because Japan was fanatically dedicated to their country and the war. They wouldn't surrender, not until the last man was dead, so we showed them the strength of God (from their perspective) with two atomic bombs and threats of more if they didn't surrender immediately. But as far as boots on the ground and traditional conflict, yeah China did a lot but that was geography for one thing and their personal histories with one another for another. As far as the campaign in Europe is concerned though, there were two factors that led to the Allies having a snowball's chance in Hell at all. For one thing, Hitler made a huge mistake when he decided to go for the USSR/Russia first with the intention of doubling back for Britain later. For another though, and more importantly, the US finally entered the fray just in the nick of time, and it all came down to blood and sacrifice as well as mobilizing our huge industrial power and manufacturing weapons. Where we were originally selling weapons and equipment to BOTH SIDES (yes, some companies were even trading with the Nazis) we suddenly doubled down, making equipment for the Allies and ourselves. The US involvement in the outcome of WW2 cannot be understated. If the US didn't get involved, who knows we might even be speaking German right now.
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  3096.  @videosdinder4870  Nobody died during the Ferguson protests. Not killed by cops, anyway. I guarantee your government told you that and then they were like "Go look it up yourself!" and they give you the censored version of the Internet to confirm it. No, nobody was killed by police during the Ferguson riots. That you think so explains everything. ZOMG storefronts including Starbucks are damaged during riots?! Holy cow! It almost sounds... like ... a RIOT or something! No, those are rioters, peaceful protesters are out there as well, though. The US Senate just unilaterally passed a resolution today that vows support to Hong Kong. US may be getting involved even sooner than I imagined after all :-/ bet your beloved CCP didn't tell you that, did they? I swear to God it's eery, do you only say these things out of fear you'll get black bagged in the middle of the night or do you actually enjoy your totalitarian government controlling every aspect of your life? Make slaves out of you and all you can think to do is thank them while sucking their dick. LOL Stockholm Syndrome at it's finest.
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  3097.  @haiyayu479  Brainwashed in what way? In which way am I brainwashed that you're not? All you get is state run news. You think that's telling you the truth? They won't even let you access the entire Internet without a VPN. I get access to news from all over the world. I'm not brainwashed. You are. Clearly.
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  3098.  @haiyayu479  Nope, it's pretty much unilaterally in perpetual SMH mode looking at the way HK's people particularly the youth are being treated right now. As if them acting out came outta nowhere. As if.
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  3099.  @crystalb4694  Molotov cocktails and bricks are commonplace during US riots. The only difference is bow and arrows, but honestly, I think there's a huge tonal difference in what's underlying what's happening in Hong Kong right now vs. the mood in any other riot that you could conjure up, from Ferguson to the LA Riots of the 90's. The people in Hong Kong essentially are sick of being Chinese and they're a few organizational steps away from beginning the process of seceding, or they'd like to anyway, it's just they don't have anything they can reasonably fight back with EXCEPT for bows and arrows. We've not had any Civil War-esque riots in the US since the mid 1800s but I mean one day we'll likely get that pissed (maybe when Trump loses and/or wins 2020, God forbid though) that we'll be bringing legitimate weapons to the riot like guns of which we have no shortage of. At that point it's more the beginning of a Civil War than a riot, though. Also yeah if the government was actively floating (publicly, mind you) they were about to begin using live ammunition, that wouldn't make me more likely to put my bow and arrow away. To the contrary. If it's all I have to defend myself, it's going nowhere. So yeah, it'll get worse before it gets better, sadly.
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  3100. Damn, idk if that's right or not but it SOUNDS right. Guess that's the important thing.
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  3101. South Park used to be brilliant, now it's hit or miss. They've done some good stuff in the more modern times, but I really hate the whole trying to tie each season into a long overarching plot. Or worse, when they take it beyond one season and make it multiple. But it is what it is. The show isn't bad by any means. Anyway though Matt Stone is like the businessman, he's the one who basically bosses people around and makes sure Trey is OK. Trey is the real genius of them. He's the one who writes each episode and basically that makes him God in South Park world. Don't get me wrong I like Matt a lot, too, and they both voice many if not most of the characters on the show but Trey is truly a creative genius. With a sharp mind for political satire among other things. It's way more than just fart and poop jokes there's actually a point to be had in basically ever South Park episode ever made, even if they use crude humor oftentimes to reinforce the real points they're trying to make.
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  3102. Blizzard just doesn't even care who knows how scummy they are anymore
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  3103. Is it like a stylistic choice with these rockstars or what? Like Brann Dailor from Mastodon for instance, he's got a gold tooth or two in his mouth. Josh Homme here, he's got a silver or gold tooth as well. That's like a poor man's choice for replacing a tooth, traditionally speaking, but I think it might be done for aesthetic purposes in their case.
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  3104. The men who took part in this invasion that is still to this day one of the most masterful invasions mounted by any coalition ever, they're nothing short of heroes.
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  3105. It's too big now, it can't be stopped. And they laugh at your martyrdom. I just want you to know I think you're a fucking hero. I just don't think this problem is ever going to stop though unless China implodes. Because really, there are literal slaves there pumping this crap out for us and they're also the only reason it's as affordable as it is.
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  3106. Someone needs to tell Onision his obsession with Nirvana and Kurt Cobain is not well founded. Kurt would fucking despise Onision. Primarily for his track record with objectifying and abusing women, but I can't imagine the whole thing with facilitating soft core child pornography from underage fans would fly very well, either. If Onision takes the easy way out and kills himself, that will be the only thing they have in common. Kurt was a beautiful soul, Onision is a wannabe Dad that fancies himself a God more than anything else. The narcissism is unbelievable.
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  3107.  @myeyesaredrymylove  In the unlikely event they both died at the same time. Obviously all living things eventually die. I can't believe I am even having to explain this.
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  3108.  @myeyesaredrymylove  yerp
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  3109. When do you do the video on the Democrats and their gang rivalry with the Republicans?
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  3110. So basically if you wanted to do mulitple takes or worse if you mess up in the middle it's gonna take a lot of plastic to get it right lol. That's interesting though, to think that all those records were done basically in one shot, which may have taken them one try or may have taken them dozens. But unlike digital, if you want a retake you gotta start all over again.
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  3111. I remember being like eight years old and in my copy of that month's Electronic Gaming Monthly (anybody remember that? Anybody?) it said "Microsoft is making it's own gaming console! LOL" or something to that effect. But even back then it was called the Xbox. Sure enough, it came out. Back then the only competitors really were Nintendo and SONY. SEGA would've been there if Dreamcast hadn't bombed so abysmally (and tragically, I might add -- that was a good console, it just didn't have what it needed to survive).
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  3112. It's amazing to see that the biggest Trump supporters of them are like... the kind of people who look like they subsist on $40,000 a year at most. The man is a billionaire, reportedly. He doesn't care about any of them. But here they are willing to collect a few felony insurrection and sedition charges JUST for him.
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  3113. You know what I do when McD's messes up my order? I will tell you what I don't do anyway. I don't PULL A GUN ON THEM.
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  3114. Johnny should win but there are a couple of reasons I fear that realistically speaking he won't. Just saying. Brace yourself because she might actually win.
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  3115. it's probably not uploaded yet. I hate it when that happens, you get into a documentary on VICE, and then find out the next two parts won't be uploaded till the next two days, or so.
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  3116. "Those El Salvadorans are the hardest workers I ever saw. No racism here." As you just assigned and praised characteristics describing a certain race of people.
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  3117. MURICA
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  3118. My guess is they depended more on the land to feed and water their horses. They had enough difficulty carrying enough food for themselves. Horses are not terribly difficult to care for, just make sure you stop and allow them to graze with the occasional hand-fed type foods like hay, apples, etc. Water would be relatively easy, just take advantage of all streams and lakes you pass by.
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  3119. Bodycams are more normal but they're not being used everywhere. The City would save a lot of time and money with the bad cases as well as hold cops to the highest standard possible if they did have them though.
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  3120. Yeah Democrats are about to get their asses handed to them. It's amazing honestly but one of the most effective and powerful moving forces in democracy is the president. Typically all presidents see dipping approval ratings through their years in office but Biden in just one and a half short years has one of the lowest approval ratings and he's had multiple blunders already which is going to have a ripple effect on democratic candidates across the country. Mid-terms this November are going to be the true litmus test and will indicate just how bad he has truly done.
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  3121. GTFO it wasn't the one in the orange shirt? You know why I believe the one that said they were trans? It's one of those things that's almost more believable the more unbelievable it is. But at the same time it's almost like a South Park joke with Mr. Garrison. He was a closeted gay men, then he became a gay man, then he realized that he was a trans woman, then he realized that after becoming a trans woman he was still interested in women and started living his life as a lesbian woman. He made the full circle of the LGBTQ fruit loop or whatever you call it.
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  3122. It's as bad if not worse than the inflation crisis that Zimbabwe had not long ago. In fact Zimbabwe is having a similar issue right now, it got so bad they actually invented a $100 million dollar note. A loaf of bread costs like $35 million it says. It's unbelievable.
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  3123.  @stonytina01will-not-be-ban78  Not always, they're the biggest bunch of hypocritical morons in politics now though. AOC is railing against the conditions at the camps while also resisting increasing border control funding, as if one doesn't cause the other. They're bitching about a problem that if they were being honest with people THEY could fix themselves, personally. But it doesn't do, why fix a problem when you can simply keep complaining about it? Democrats actually count on and hope that their constituents don't have any critical thinking skills or the ability to think for themselves, as long as their voters think they are "the good guys" in politics without actually following their candidates policies and actions in office, they can literally get away with holding a press conference that dominates the news all week that complains about conditions in the camp without telling them the real reason why conditions are as bad as they are to begin with. AOC should be kicked out of the party, if I was a Democrat I'd be organizing a defense for Pelosi and working on a way to either silence or remove AOC and the Squad before she creates an irreparable rift within the party that takes decades to fix.
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  3124. The truth of the matter is if you have an addictive personality or you think you might have one and you ever need surgery, do consider not taking the pills. Or not taking all of them, if it's a particularly bad surgery and you really just need something to help because it is great medication when used correctly. But Artie is telling you the truth, if you are pre-disposed to addiction you'll take these pills and they will TRICK you into thinking "this is what normal people must feel like all the time, I have to get more of this and more and more and more" but then the drugs actually stop working, to such an extent you will never feel that good down the line again but you will always chase it. IE chasing the dragon. But over time something changes and suddenly you don't feel comfortable UNLESS you have it, and by the end of that one way road you don't take them to get high anymore, just to feel normal. You will get a little high but it'll never be like the first time, or the honeymoon period as I like to call it, of addiction. Opiates in general, the basis of legal painkiller pharmaceuticals, are other derivative forms of drugs like Heroin and just as addictive, but they come in a pill so you are more likely to fall victim to it. It doesn't come in a bag from some sketchy guy, it comes from a doctor. And believe me when you go back for your third or fourth refill, they're gonna cut you off, then most people actually in a lot of cases have switched to heroin instead. It's an epidemic and it's happening every single day.
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  3125.  Anti-Federalist 1776  Well, Vicodin isn't even the strongest of opiates. I am more talking about like Oxycodone, where this really all started. That sucks though hope you're better now
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  3126. You kept going on and on about how remarkable it was that Wolverine's skin didn't even look like it had been slapped. If we got to see the other side of his face we'd see the full extent of the damage, but as it is James is slapping him on the side of his face that is not facing the audience.
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  3127. Kenner! shout outs to you, anyway yeah I think anyone who has ever been to the parades or like anything fun really down here has seen him. And the protesters as well, without fail if something fun is going on they're going to be out there telling you how much Jesus hates it or whatever lol
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  3128. I actually have no idea where they are from lol I think they may come from all over the state, as in his "ministry" is probably not one that meets every week. This is like a side ministry, what's basically a harassment club in actual practice. But yeah that's what's so unbelievable is they're out here not just for Decadence which is the predominately gay festival this documentary was centered on, but also Mardi Gras which is more predominately straight. They're just really, really despicable people and they've nothing better to do or else they wouldn't be dedicating so much of their time to pissing other people off.
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  3129. For sure brother! take care :D
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  3130. God damn it. He had to be from Mississippi. Sorry everyone.
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  3131. The only people who understand heroin, and I don't recommend it to anyone, are people who have done it before. If it was a legal substance it wouldn't have the stigma it does today, I can just about guarantee it.
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  3132. the fetus is facepalming in the womb but Mom and Dad are too ignorant to notice
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  3133. Well yeah, but underground lines are 10x more expensive than the normal ones hence they haven't made that leap yet. I guarantee every single person in every house in New Orleans the past two weeks (including my own, although we're in an area that already has the underground lines and we consequently got our power back sooner than most everyone else as a result) is saying "I don't care what it costs, they should do it." Here's the thing, Entergy is already talking about raising people's bills right now to cover the cost of this storm. If the people want it, the people will have to vote it in then pay for it themselves, essentially. Entergy is as greedy as they come. They're acting like heroes just by turning the power back on right now. It's disgusting. There needs to be the same kind of Federal relief in terms of $$ that came after Katrina where they rebuilt the levees and then use that money to reinforce the power structure this time. But it is unbelievably expensive and really, really remote areas like Grand Isle and Lafourche will not get it. Maybe partially they can, but not like underground the entire way or anything. I am optimistic they will rebuild it better than it was, though, and keep in mind that tower that fell didn't even waver during Katrina. Ida did more wind damage than Katrina, Delta and some other hurricane combined on a power level.
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  3134. Sushi more than any other kind of food I am gonna be extremely scrupulous when it comes to selecting the place. Don't fuck around with raw food of any kind, especially fish.
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  3135.  @complexmind8041 Nah, I see pepe everywhere, it's not a dead meme or anything just yet.
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  3136. I think they have sent satellites/probes but haven't necessarily come themselves.
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  3137.  @user-pz4jk9tb7d  Yeah technically that's true. She died as a result of her actions, due to the nature of suicide itself.
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  3138. China probably doesn't rely on Hollywood to make movies. I don't know that for sure, but the production value of all Chinese films I've ever heard about or seen it seems like it's being made in house. And we all know how much China loves saving money.
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  3139. Drug cartels actually do have access to military hardware nowadays including helicopters. I am not saying they're equipped better than the military or anything but they're unbelievably well equipped for organized criminals.
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  3140. It's inFRINGEment not imPENGEment lol ...
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  3141. No shit Sherlock
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  3142. I think it's less that they don't speak English and simply don't know and cannot be told that what they're doing is illegal, and more that they were sent by the Chinese government to destroy the ecosystems of any country they wish to hurt.
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  3143. I'm vaccinated and I encourage everyone to get vaccinated as well, but this is probably going to backfire on the army. Think about it, only 1% of the American population joins the armed forces anyway and I can just about guarantee the majority of them are likely going to be the same sorts of people from the same sorts of families as this "Don't tread on me" bullshit, where they're making it a civil rights issue almost as far as their decision not to get vaccinated. It's insane. But yeah if they were having problems recruiting before, this is probably not going to help.
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  3144.  @AstroAvenger  Yeah but none are as politicized as this one is. Besides, vaccines aren't unique to the military. You're supposed to get several vaccines in the first few years of your life to prevent such things as polio, etc. I dunno I think a lot of people don't like this one because they just don't like being told what to do all the way up to they do not trust the government, even though the government didn't create the vaccines, private companies did. By order of the government I guess, but they were made by private companies.
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  3145. When you really want that new Madden game but can't afford it
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  3146. I mean maybe because it's redacted and omitted it's an incorrect interpretation of what happened but let's just suppose and say for a moment that he was schizophrenic. "He was getting bigger and bigger and was tormenting her more and more every day so I HAD to do it to ensure that she didn't suffer any more". What if the other person he's referring to is the other aspect of his personality. He was, on some level, in love with his little sister and was abusing her. The rational part of his mind and the other personality was disgusted by his actions and how this was all progressing but he knew that he'd never be able to stop. I do not think for a second that he ever told his parents about her being abused in the slightest even in spite of him saying that. I don't think he's referring to his brother, I believe he is in fact referring to the other side of his personality that was abusing her. It very much was getting bigger and stronger than him which is what he said, so the only way he could stop it was to either kill himself (the firearm) or her (the knife).
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  3147. Well, the way the federal reserve works, it's basically designed that there isn't enough money and in fact never will be enough money to completely pay off ALL our debts. Their solution to "We need more money" is "OK, just go fire up the printing presses and we'll make MORE". They're literally printing money. And it doesn't matter how many bills they print, the actual "value" that backs it more or less stays static. It's basically a glorified "IOU". So what this means is that the more money they print and the more actual bills are in circulation, the less and less each of those bills is actually worth. This problem has been allowed to go unchecked forever. This is also why it used to cost $0.25 cents for a cheeseburger at McDonalds and $0.05 for a soda and fries or whatever, and nowadays the same thing costs like $6 or $7. We've been living with rising inflation our entire lives, so if you haven't noticed it I can't help but wonder if that was part of the plan the entire time. Per citizen the debt last I checked was closer to like $50 thousand per person if not more, and that's whether you went to college and have student loans or not.
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  3148. I remember all the rumors of Macaulay and drug addiction that plagued stories about him basically from 1999 to 2015 or so. People thought he was losing his mind, addicted to Heroin or Fentanyl or who knows what other drugs, complete with tabloid photos that admittedly showed him looking kind of sketch. He seems like he's doing great though, I'm happy for him, people thought he was gonna be another classic Hollywood child actor fuck up.
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  3149. Biden's the clear front-runner now. "Bernie's gonna see a derp a derp uprising like nobody's ever seen before!" how soon you forget, this race is one of the closest primaries in recent political memory. And yeah now that everything is being finalized it looks like Joe Biden is now more in the lead than Bernie was, with Bernie's one victory being California. A big, good victory, no doubt. But far from this grand political uprising the Nostradamus wannabe Cenk Uygur predicted. Now it's an uphill battle for Bernie. Wanna know why? One word: socialism. He and AOC and their ilk have gambled hard in a big way that the dumbass youth would come out in droves in favor of it but they'd rather up their KD on COD instead or whatever. Stay home, kiddos. lmfao
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  3150. He's about to get sued into the pavement by one or all of those families. Him for one in a civil lawsuit, but the Astroworld park will also get sued most likely for negligence.
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  3151. It's fraud. That's illegal as fuck. And the IRS basically always catches people.
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  3152. OK, you live in New York Mohammed? I tell you what you're gonna have to do. You need to go and find somebody who is mobbed up (ie in the Mafia) and tell them somebody owes you $3.5 million dollars. Tell them that you just want your money back, and that you'll give them like 20-25% of it if they can recover it for you. This is the kind of guy who isn't afraid of court, he's not afraid of you, he's not afraid to sit down and give you excuses. That's not to say he's afraid of NOTHING, though, like I am very sure if he's presented with the option of losing a finger a week that he fails to pay the money that he'll be more receptive to the entire thing (also they'll likely charge him interest for the inconvenience as well which only goes up each week they fail to pay, but that would go to them, not you, in the end). Everyone wins. Sometimes you have to go outside of the law to achieve the best possible result. Hard to give someone the run around with no kneecaps.
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  3153.  @CHLOCHLOLP  How do you know they weren't? They could have had separate trials OR maybe they pled guilty whereas this guy did not or something. I don't know all the details I am just saying.
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  3154.  Տςհաҽҽժվ ᏖᎧᎴᎴ  Yeah I don't do it myself I know people who do though. It's really not complicated once you figure everything out.
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  3155.  @randomhiphop5055  20-30 POUNDS?? Holy shit. Yeah that's the kind of weight they're looking for, anyone getting personal use amounts they're really not looking for like that.
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  3156. He didn't seem that sad to me, I think somehow deep down he may be ashamed that he couldn't make a living a normal way but at the same time he's having the time of his life. He's making more money doing what he does arguably than just about anything else he could've done after doing the normal person's grind of going to school and getting a nice job. But it won't last forever. Eventually once he gets to a certain age he isn't necessarily going to be able to do this anymore. Save that $$ while you can in other words.
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  3157.  @saraosori14  ok
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  3158. The Funny Bone closed November of 2014... that may be part of the reason he feels more emboldened to tell the tale and name-drop the club at the same time. Then again $500 isn't really a lot of money to get someone to keep their mouth shut about something lol
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  3159. Oh I remember you LOL
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  3160. Finally yeah I think a huge part of the reason that it's unsolved in both the cases of Tupac and Biggie and countless other people from the streets who die is many of them if not the overwhelming majority believe in NOT calling the cops, and instead doing it the other way. Like it's no coincidence that people started dying in the wake of both. In the underworld, moves were already being made for revenge. That's how they avenged Tupac. They got Orlando like two years later.
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  3161. He's just so casual, he's standing there, talking on his phone, smoking his cigarette, like "pssh this ish happens all the time, they don't never get along" ... I can only laugh and wonder about what the person on the other end of the phone was thinking.
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  3162. Please don't be like "The North didn't like slavery so bam! Civil War!" It's so much deeper than that, to the extent that Abraham Lincoln himself was literally one of the most racist people in the North and the only reason the slaves were emancipated was actually more of an act of war than it was him doing something benevolent. He wanted to bring the economy of the South to it's knees and without the manual labor the South had come to rely upon in the form of slaves (and as many poor white people as well who were share-croppers and weren't treated much better than the slaves). Basically Lincoln told the slaves "Just run away. Escape. Run to our soldiers; run North." He knew that they'd either actually make it North, or get caught and most likely severely punished or even killed. Either way, the end result was the same -- it crippled the South's economy.
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  3163.  @HieronymousLex  Yep. I wouldn't even bother arguing with that guy. Rockstar could release a box with shit in it and this guy would buy it, remarking on how it's a masterpiece and it's the best shit that he ever bought, lamenting the fact that he can't take a shit of the same quality himself. Rockstar is basically dead, at least as we know it. The games they used to make actually parodied the kind of company they have ultimately become. They used to be genius works of satire of America, basically, from a British perspective. Nowadays they have become a representation of the corporate identity they used to make fun of. GTA Online is the worst thing that ever happened to Rockstar. This fucking moron is like "They'll never make another RDR because the story is over" says fucking who? Him? They'll never make another RDR because they can't milk it for real life money via microtransactions. They won't make another RDR game for the same reason they have released zero, count them, ZERO updates for single player GTA5. But yeah, not even worth arguing with fanboys. You won't win. The guy probably has Rockstar bedsheets on his racecar bed.
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  3164.  @Im.Smaher  RDR2 was released 3 years ago. It had been in development for probably 3-5 years prior to that. So we're talking like 8 years ago if not longer from the moment that it was under development. Rockstar spends a lot of time developing new titles at least traditionally speaking. I bet GTA6 will be a good online game. I am not holding my breath for them to have a story mode at all for the same reason their initial plan was to release more story mode content for GTA5 and online mode was going to be the afterthought, something they'd run for a year or two after release, but then they realized they could literally print money with GTA Online and their entire business model shifted after that. And considering RDR Online failed so abysmally online and most people just play the game for the story which is unbelievably good honestly, I am worried that if their plan was to make RDR3 and cap it out at a trilogy or something they won't now because they are so focused on making games they can milk online microtransactions from. They used to be focused on making good games, now they seem to be focused on making games that are good enough to attract players to come spend IRL $$ for fake money. Cayo Perico heist isn't even a good example of a way for people to make good money if they are just starting considering you will need about $10 million if not more to begin farming it efficiently. That includes buying the Kosatka as well as the Terrorbyte and the Oppressor MK II which you will need to farm the setups quickly and efficiently. Even that heist is set up to encourage new players to skip the paywall by spending real money for fake money in the form of shark cards if you think about it.
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  3165.  @Im.Smaher  RDR2 is the last single-player focused game Rockstar will ever make. GTA6 will have a story most likely but it will be incredibly minimal and it won't be as long as GTA5. The real meat of the game will be in online mode. I never said it wouldn't have online, I said it will be the focus of the game unlike GTA5 was in its inception where the plan originally was to release more content for single player and then not do so. The company isn't the same anymore after those two releases. It's going to be built in its entirety around maximizing profits in real life dollars from microtransactions because that's all they care about anymore. Their business model and the way they have even transformed since GTA5 came out is proof of that. Everything is going to have to have Shark Cards or some equivalent or in the case of RDR2 which wasn't even secretly a disappointment to them considering how they've completely abandoned it since realizing it wasn't making the kind of money GTAO did should be proof enough. But fanboys will never stop apologizing for Rockstar. You're probably one of the dumbasses that recently bought into their $6 a month for the GTA Online subscription service as well like "Oh It'S oNlY $6 a MoNtH, mOm!"
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  3166.  @TJZ2345  I don't know that she put him down in the first episode, necessarily, as much as by the time we meet Walt and Skylar she's very much the dominant one in the relationship. She's also a control freak, it's not that she's doing it to be mean it's just that's the only way she feels in control of her own life, and for the most part he was happy to let her do it as he just sort of existed and waded through life pre-diagnosis. I am struggling to find the part in episode one where she puts him down unless you count her frustration at him being late for the surprise party a put down, but my take away from that is she threw him a surprise birthday party (against his wishes, apparently). As Skylar grows more suspicious she does begin acting out but not really so much in episode 1. I just get the impression that they were both very much on autopilot mode in their lives and her job was managing the credit cards and ... whatever else she did, where his job was simply to go to his job(s) and then make sure he's on time for all the things she schedules for them to do. Basically.
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  3167. @Alex Pokrandt Gus is a consummate professional and he is a criminal of course too but he at least had a code. He adhered to a certain sense of honor and loyalty with his employees where Walt was willing to kill people way more than Gus was. Gus did order killings but Walt was handing them out like candy.
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  3168. Yeah, you are probably right about that. I do know NJ as a whole is probably one of the most diverse states in the entire country, though. As for the spread between South and North... I really don't know. I spent about 5 years in South Jersey, though
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  3169. It's all good... till it's not.
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  3170. Well, I mean I don't think it bodes well for his career when people won't even do a classic rap beef with him. They'd rather just ignore him. And when people ignore you, it's not a good sign for your career that involves being likable and respectable enough for people to show up to these things called "concerts" where you attract people you don't know and then stand up on stage for them. I mean maybe I am wrong, maybe people still go see him live. I just can't imagine, I wouldn't be caught dead going to a 6ix9ine show.
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  3171. The production quality on this is outstanding, by the way. I am guessing this was what you meant when you said you had a new idea for a series. Talking about famous cases throughout history, and then giving them the animation treatment. It's a great idea.
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  3172. 3:41 - Tight, tight tight tight yeah!
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  3173. I wouldn't necessarily call him the most evil artist in the mainstream though, even though he's definitely up there. But then there were people like Jimmy Savile and all of his pedophile friends too. And while Ian Watkins abused a handful of kids and wanted to abuse more, Jimmy Savile abused hundreds and he even started a hospital type charity so he could basically farm victims and unfortunately they were among the sickest and most vulnerable, which makes it far worse. So yeah, Ian Watkins is definitely going to Hell when he dies but when he does he's going to find that Jimmy Savile is the mayor of some town there, if not some even higher position than that, for all of the pain and suffering he was responsible for in his life.
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  3174. Guess I'm going back to azeroth to grind 120k gold. Don't ask what for
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  3175. Uhhhh... did he just say he got the beta from registering for some special thing on Steam or Origin? It's not on PC, though...
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  3176. "I'm only 9 years old" drinking challenge
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  3177. Would I like to live my entire life in Medieval times? There was a time in my life (as a young child) where I couldn't get enough fantasy and medieval themed content to the extent that at some point I remember I wanted to actually live during those times more than anything else. I even said it to my Mom one day and she told me that "you're only seeing the good parts". And as someone who has more knowledge now, she was completely right. Living in medieval times would probably suck major, major balls. Just in general I think living back then would've probably sucked, especially for most people. Not only were there no treatments for many, many diseases, the actual quality of life for most people was pretty freaking bad. Even the ones who had it well would've probably looked longingly on the technology and comforts we DO enjoy today. Like the Internet and TV. The life of a soldier would've been grueling as well, I mean say whatever you want about violence on a show like Thrones and/or violence in modern shows that if they feature violence of any kind it's generally going to be within the context of firearms and guns, but ask yourself this, would you rather be shot or stabbed/cut? I would rather be shot. Personally. Something about combat that predominately features things like blades and/or hammers or maces, axes, things of that nature (and oftentimes weren't even sharp, were rusted and/or dull, see the comment about "quality of life" for MOST people again) just kind of disturbs me. Granted, I wouldn't want either to be the case preferably, don't get me wrong. But it's not like you had the right to even deny fighting back then, either. If you were like most people you were but a lowly soldier who belonged to a vassal or lord and if tehy called the banners, you'd better show up. If you deserted, they had very harsh penalties for doing such a thing. And basically little to no room for advancement because if you were lowborn, you will stay lowborn 99% of the time. It's not like the army of today where (unless of course there will be a draft when WW3 hits or whatever... God forbid) you have a choice in fighting or not. Back then you HAD to fight. And sometimes you'd be given the vanguard which made it even more likely that you'll at least get cut if not cut down altogether. From so many angles it would just be a miserable existence I think but hey, it does make for some great TV right? I would maybe like to live like a week or a month in medieval times but beyond that, nah. And it would have to be during a nice time of year, wherever I went. No AC and all.
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  3178. "It was in my purse, I thought it was in my other purse" ... women ;D
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  3179. LOL there's a guy who runs one of these companies obsessed with Terminator and he literally is calling it SKYNET. Kind of an omen don't you think?
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  3180. My history teacher I think put it the best when talking about the Germans and how aware (or not) they were about the camps. They did know. They knew something was going on. They knew the Jews all got rounded up and taken somewhere. The ones that lived near some of the extermination camps would also remark on how it appeared to be snowing year round, but it wasn't snow it was actually ash from the bodies being burned at the camps nearby. But here's the thing -- there's very little on an individual level especially they could do to stop it.
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  3181. China did it on purpose. They don't have the aircraft carriers to compete with the US in an actual military conflict so they hit the US where it really hurts -- the wallet. Yeah it's killing people at a rate that's now made it the leading cause of death in the US and this is only a few months after it's inception. But the real damage is in what it's done to our society, the economy, etc. And now they're beginning to say this might be a perennial/seasonal problem. China must pay for this.
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  3182. I went to HS with the trans chick. They were cool lol I mean we never hung out but I always silently respected them for being who they were and being confident in it, something I didn't have as a kid in high school anyway.
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  3183.  @user-qt5eh9wb7g  Yeah he's a goddamn fool. "Oh there's tons of examples I just can't think of a single one" uhhhh I can and I did. That's not evidence of them being un-famous, that's an example of the other dude having an extremely poor memory lol
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  3184. Molly? Molly being the reason they writing mumble rap? What? No, try lean and that shit where they dip the joint in embalming fluid. That's what's making them so retarded.
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  3185.  @PHOEBE_LOVELY  The US doesn't use live ammunition against rioters or protesters. Oh nevermind I am guessing you're one of the oppressors, seeing your name. No, as bad as the US is, we do not use fucking live ammo on rioters. Tear gas, rubber bullets etc., yes, but not live ammunition. That's some dictatorship shit.
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  3186.  @PHOEBE_LOVELY  Nope, I'm gonna pray for the rights of the protestors and Democratic values. I am not saying Democracy is perfect, I am saying that I'd rather live in this country than China though. So would Hong Kongers, apparently. Maybe you ought to... you know, let them. Or what are you afraid everyone else will run away from your shithole anti-human rights regime? I bet it's nice for the most esteemed comrades, of which I am guessing you are one. Not so much for everyone else. :-/
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  3187. People always play "Imagine" during hokey times where you might even feel obligated to shed a tear or two if you're unoriginal and shallow enough. I almost borderline can't stand the song "Imagine" because it reminds me more than anything else how big of a hypocrite John Lennon was. He's sitting here writing this song about how great it would be if there was no violence and peace all over the world while simultaneously being known for physically and emotionally abusing the women he was with, including Yoko Ono. He wasn't all about peace and love like he'd have you think.
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  3188. It's more about the statement than anything else. It's just like she said, it's a nothing amount for most users. So they will do their free little quarter gram and then approximately 8-10 hours later they'll go through their usual connect to get more. Period. So if the goal is to save lives, it won't work. It's more about the statement and getting this video made and getting a conversation started. I am not at all surprised that this happened in Vancouver, though. They are way ahead of the times as far as everything surrounding drug reform, starting with safe injection sites (the first in the world, or at least in the Western world anyway).
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  3189. There is a connection between mental illness and drug use, for sure. And schizophrenia is a form of mental illness. I think it's a mistake to assume that ALL homeless people are either drug addicts OR mentally ill, but honestly between the two of them they've either got one, the other or both. Because people self medicate with all kinds of things, alcohol, drugs, cannabis. Synthetic drugs. Etc. It's not the best coping mechanism, but it's all they know and to some of them all they have left.
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  3190. The sheriff's voice was too deep to be anything other than an adult. But I guess at the time they didn't know who the shooter was.
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  3191. Tom Bombadil for president
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  3192. This basically proves every 2nd amendment's rights person right. Notice how long it's taking the police and ambulance to get there? She was on the phone with 911 and everything WELL BEFORE he even started to attempt getting through the door. He's dealt with promptly as he's getting through the door. What if the dad didn't have that gun? Gonna sit around and play Chutes and Ladders with the criminal while we wait for the authorities to arrive? I am not gonna sit around and wait till I determine if he's armed to make a judgment call. He's trying to get in my house, he's going to die.
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  3193. It was really great, I agree, I was like "wow" and it's rare that I react at all when watching videos. Slo-mo is amazing in general
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  3194. End the War on Drugs and reallocate the entire DEA to combating this problem instead. They need more manpower with less inconsequential by comparison problems. FORGET the drugs, fight this shit instead.
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  3195.  @Society.9  I hear ya. I have actually a really unpopular opinion with regards to Joaquin's Joker. I actually didn't like his Joker. I mean I enjoyed the movie well enough but that entire scene where he's on the talk show I was like "Oh my GOD this guy is actually whining". I know that I am probably the only person in the entire world that feels this way but I do. That scene is probably what won him the Oscar and here I am thinking it was ... kind of annoyingly bad. I dunno.
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  3196.  @khursaadt  anytime man
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  3197. Trunks used to be my favorite character. When I was like eight years old.
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  3198. wouldn't be the first time Vice got someone fucking popped
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  3199.  @trevorsartwork  no I know people who do though
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  3200.  @jamievrawlings1881  That's literally what I said.
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  3201.  @youtubehastakenovermylife4979  No.
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  3202.  @karlenhelder  uhhhhh what
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  3203.  @kryztynagil5328  Yeah, side effects of meth use are unbelievably bad. It can cause you to stay up for days on end, in some cases people report not sleeping for upwards of a week. When you stay up that long I can imagine it begins to drive you insane just by itself. Some people use it functionally and they do it so they can work two jobs and still be able to care for their kids. Not excusing it, just explaining it. It's really popular with truckers as well who use it so they don't lose focus. I would say even this is a misuse of the drug, but that is the way I would say "responsible" people use it. Other people, particularly those in the gay community (gay men, specifically) use it to enhance sexual experiences. That's not to say they all do, but many of them definitely do. But even then it's not causing even a notable minority of them to ultimately "snap" one day and then go on a homicidal rampage. I would think someone who is that close to the edge could ultimately be set off by cocaine use, or alcohol, but it's just as you said it isn't going to effect everyone that way. In fact most people it won't, or else everyone would become a murderer on these substances. It's just as I said before that if you're already prone to violent outbursts and things of that nature, using a drug like meth or alcohol will only bring out a worse version of that in you. But that already existed inside of you to begin with, the substance just gave it a microphone so to speak.
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  3204.  @annamallen90  Define "capable" because sure I guess everyone has the ability to grab a hammer and kill someone with it or accidentally crash their car into someone but I disagree with the notion that everyone has a killer instinct. I don't. I can't think of any situation where I'd kill someone on purpose except for in a situation where someone had broken into my house and was actively attacking my family. If that ever happened for sure, give me the chance and I will destroy them, but that is different than someone going out and engaging in a killing spree. Depends how long you've been off the opiates, how long you were on them to begin with, how much you were taking, your body type, etc. Opiates are basically chemical happiness. That's why they are so good to begin with, they are an artificial dose of what is literally happiness and if you go long enough using or worse, abusing, drugs like that your brain gets used to a new normal until one day you can't afford it anymore or quit. The thing most people associate with opiate addiction is getting sick. That's just one aspect of what makes it so hellacious. I also used to be addicted to opiates, starting with pills then moving on to heroin like everyone else but have been "sober" for years as long as we consider being on Suboxone being sober. That being said meth and opiates are apples and oranges. Meth literally drives people insane temporarily from lack of sleep or otherwise and to me seeing someone kill on that seems more likely than seeing them kill on opiates. Opiates are liable to make you nod out and go to sleep. Everyone's personality is different though. Meth makes people see red.
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  3205.  @rusi6219  No, psychosis doesn't come out of nowhere. If you are fragile, it doesn't even require drugs to cause someone to snap it could be something as minor as a bad day. But the risk was always there. It was always in the cards it just needed the right catalyst to bring it out. And it just so happens that meth and a few other drugs happen to be known for that very thing. My point is, if you've never had a psychotic episode before but one day, somehow or another, you have one, then you were prone to them all along whether you were aware of it or not.
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  3206.  @xirogs  You're goddamn right.
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  3207.  @trishfox3483  I am not gonna keep having this conversation over and over. If you are already violent, yes, sure, it will make you more violent. If you're a mean drunk and you drink and it brings out the worst in you, sure. It doesn't CAUSE it it just accentuates it. I know so many functional drug addicts, including meth addicts, it's not even funny. You may have bad experiences with drug addicts, everyone does, everyone has. It isn't the drug that caused that though, a lot of people functionally use meth and have unbelievably normal and successful lives you just never hear about them because nobody ever talks about the single mom who works three jobs on meth or the truck driver who finishes more jobs more responsibly and efficiently than others because the only ones you ever hear about are the ones who break into your car and steal your iPad that you foolishly left out for anyone to see and steal.
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  3208.  @michaelhoggarth89  It is true to a certain extent. Most people who die their first time using drugs are using opiates. It's very rare for someone to die using cocaine or even meth their first time but if they do it's usually attributed to cardiac arrest which points to a heart problem, whether it was diagnosed or not. But opiates like honestly it's a matter of either taking too much or nowadays getting something that's been spiked with fentanyl (or is 100% fentanyl, like there's a lot of counterfeit pain pills now that look just like the real thing but are in fact pure fentanyl so your "normal" dose on oxycodone in fact kills you because it's straight up fentanyl). And then of course there's a mixture of both opiates and uppers, like when it comes to speedballs and that is basically a death sentence. As far as how it affects your personality, though, yeah that's true. You can have a completely peaceful personality and be totally fine on any drug, or it could turn you into a monster. Suffice all of that to say though you are more likely to turn into a monster taking drugs if you're already kind of borderline or messed up person to begin with. Even something like alcohol like, some people are just mean drunks but in my experience you're more likely to be an angry/mean drunk if you're an angry/mean person when sober too. Some people just can't handle substances.
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  3209.  @kristawatts2078  Yeah it is.
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  3210.  @fullSendernopretender  Your reading comprehension is terrible. I never once said that. Drugs do tend to have some common effects from user to user though, biologically speaking, but they're generic descriptors like "it gives you energy" or "it calms you down". "It makes you immediately grab the nearest weapon and go on a murdering spree" isn't something that describes any drug, even meth. I said as much if you could be bothered to read. I also said though, if you have a murderous tendency already, I could see how drugs like meth and coke even could bring out a worse version of that in you, but it isn't going to make most people, especially normal people, murderous. It amplifies characteristics you already have. It doesn't just cause it inherently though, that's asinine.
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  3211.  @0ptimuscrime  In their case I think that is actually true, but it's only in their case. I think they were murderers first, meth addicts second, but as I said before meth only brought out a more extreme version of that in them. That being, first and foremost, a pair of murderers.
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  3212.  @nicolekelly7580906  that doesn't disprove my point
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  3213. Yep. If you need a medication and it's illegal or some company has bought out the rights, I do think you are well within your human rights to break that law to get it. You should be allowed to self-medicate or see a doctor or do a combination of both IF YOU SO CHOOSE and not be anything more than advised by a physician for or against it. The fact that it would technically be against the law to procure a literal life-saving medication for you from other means if it was all you could afford to me is absolutely preposterous. Break that law. Do what you have to do to survive and I would challenge any jury in America to convict you for trying to save your OWN life.
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  3214. The only solution is to wait for the Hippos to invariably wind up attacking and killing someone someday. It's a sad reality but right now they're not viewed as these humongous killing machines because frankly they haven't killed anyone yet. Who knows maybe the better conditions for them in Colombia have made them more calm. More food, less competition, more hippo sex. They're living the dream.
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  3215. Being a producer even in Hollywood isn't necessarily hands-on aka a "job". A lot of the times they're just investors who want their name in the credits somewhere, like it's a hobby almost to collect as many producer credits as they can. There may even be tax write-offs possible because they're donating money to the arts, technically, but I am not as sure about that. As far as how involved or not you are beyond that, some producers want to be on set every day while others honestly just let the person making it have all the freedom and liberty they need to create the product. But yeah technically if you are investing money in something you DO get a say if you want it, and it can be problematic if you have over-reaching/bad producers who are like "I know it's a zombie survival movie/show, but I really want there to be a zombie polar bear in it! Make this happen or I am withdrawing my financing immediately!" cough Game of Thrones cough
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  3216. I think this movie drove the guy who wrote it and directed it crazy. First off this was his debut movie, and it was absolutely brilliant but in a way that only people who watched it numerous times could fully understand it. This movie did go into theaters but it did horribly, and I can definitely understand why. Some people who have seen it many times still don't fully understand what it's trying to say, it's that esoteric, but it's easily one of my favorite movies of all time. I just can't imagine for the life of me that the director hasn't managed to come anywhere close to the same level of success or just intriguing work in general since he wrote and directed this. Very rare to see someone's first movie be their best, and and only movie.
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  3217. It's crazy to think how much the news got wrong back when this all happened.
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  3218. @Grassy Sands "It was bullying! It was music! It was video games!" And Eric was definitely a huge DOOM fan but that's absolutely not what caused it. But they would look to anything to pin it on back then.
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  3219. Yeah, you'd have people with means give everyone their food and their lodgings if they didn't have it themselves lest "God's watching". You know what God really loves? People who help themselves. Hence -- stop taking care of yourself for a long enough time and get back to me in a few years. Even if we call nature an analogue for "God", the weak get trampled and the strong survive, there is no food stamps program in the jungle, for instance. God's judging everyone, for every thing, and yeah what would you have us do open the gates for anyone and everyone who "feels" oppressed to come with no inhibitions whatsoever? Yeah, well there's a 90% re-election rate for incumbents for a reason, especially when presidents who get in office actually do things. Doing things you don't like is NOT the same as not doing anything, to be clear.
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  3220.  O SNOOPY SNOOP COLEMAN  Is your caps lock key broken? How many food stamps? I'll mail you a DELL keyboard immediately, just not for free. It's important to realize that slaves back in the 1700s and 1800s were just part of the economy. Every developed nation in the world had slaves, and if you were an agriculturalist which most of the founding fathers were, then you had slaves. Period. It sucks, I think it's an abomination and it's the second most disgraceful thing this country's ever done, but every first world country now or in the past has had slaves at one point or another. That's in the past now, though. It's only brought back to the present again like 170+ years later by people who somehow still feel the effects of it generations upon generations later. Anyway, it's true, God does help those who help themselves. Or maybe God doesn't exist and people just feel that way because they in effect became Gods of their own destinies and assumed complete and utter control of their own lives and it did nothing but benefit them (holy shit). Either way, these people are faced with an oppressive government in a place that's hot with little food and come to the doorstep of America and complain that they're hungry and it's hot in the tents we constructed for them. If we really were savages, we'd let their skin pigments do the work instead of a roof over their head, and let them hunt and gather for themselves. Of course we're not doing that, us villains, but we already know what kind of citizens they'll be when they're not even here yet and they're still bitching about the lack of air conditioning. Go back home then, stupids.
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  3221. If I am not mistaken this is what led to the events of The Walking Dead.
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  3222. LOL that cat at the end was like have you lost your mind?!!!?!
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  3223. Him going on Dr Phil was a huge mistake
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  3224. I still don't believe any of these videos but I do think the Asian and Middle-Eastern ghost hunters provide some of the most compelling footage to be found. I don't know how they're faking it but I think it's more likely it's fake than it is real. Either that or they're demons or something, which I do believe in whereas ghosts I am like ... not as sure about.
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  3225. Iran is just team killing at this point for the lulz. "Bro we swear we thought it was an enemy!" Shoots commercial airliner out of the sky carrying primarily mostly their own people "Whoops lenny face "
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  3226.  @ShuyaoXu-i9h  Yeah, it's just so pronounced there that they even have these dirty open air markets that actually are so common they have a "slang" name, "wet markets". There's two billion people in China. I am not saying there aren't some people in America that would eat something strange or offputting like roadkill for instance, but we don't have markets where we're selling opossums right there next to the chicken and duck and pheasant and squirrel, right over the bat cage -- "you kill it, you eat it!" It's a cultural thing in China. Please. It may not be every single one of them who eats like that but those markets are everywhere. And yes they would be selling your traditional food items alongside bats and rats and, yes, cats. So it doesn't matter if you're out there actually eating the bats, the point is by the time you eat your chicken that was right next to it, it's already gotten all the diseases it can from the bats. Regulations and controls in these markets are non-existent in most cases. I think it's safer to say that there's an institution of eating weird shit there that I can't think of any other country who do the same on the same scale.
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  3227.  @blastroisehunt6546  It's not transmitted by eating the animals. It was transmitted due to the conditions they were being kept in. That and the fact you had all these animals in close proximity to each other, especially disease carrying animals like bats. It had nothing to do with someone actually eating the animals. It simply had to do with an animal carrying this disease and it exploded as a result of these food markets.
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  3228.  @SBecktacular  "A bio molecular scientist" I'm not, but I am listening to people in a position to tell me and if anything I just told you is news to you then that just points to you being misinformed. Maybe listen to those "bio molecular scientists" more often or barring that do everything you can to not be a drooling moron. At least try not to look like one. OK?
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  3229. Heard it on the news last night. The dude was in the Bahamas. Scheduled to speak before Congress today (the next day from the arrest). Someone thought this guy was a flight risk and probably for good reason, if he managed to dip entirely he could go to a non-extradition country in theory and NEVER see justice. Too late sucka!
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  3230. Most of the chances of EDP seeing actual justice (as in, handcuffs) went out the window as soon as Chet Goldstein did everything he did, not just in the past but also leading up to the release of what he clearly felt was his "magnum opus" and something that he carefully released to maximize the monetization value of it because the subject was "famous". Starting with the fact that even when it comes to TCAP, most of them escaped actual justice and instead were at best added to sex offender registries and humiliated in front of the entire world, I guess. But the cases were dropped because the bulk of the "evidence" was acquired via "amateur involvement" as opposed to actual law enforcement activity. Another huge difference between what they did vs. what the poachers did is that they never solicit conversations from people in the various chat rooms they troll looking for perps, they always basically just do everything they can to appear underage then WAIT for the perp to contact them, not the other way around. In this case they got like five various decoys to contact EDP which actually is tantamount to entrapment IF they were actual law enforcement officers to begin with (which they aren't). Finally the defense will add to that and will suggest that EDP was targeted because Chet has a history of making racist comments. That on top of the fact that Chet has a history of borderline predator like behavior himself. TL;DR legally speaking the case won't stick. BUT at least EDP's career is over. That much is undeniable.
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  3231. I personally don't think it's a distraction based thing at least when it comes to legitimizing the government's desire for more weapons because the public is already oblivious to just how much money we spend on them to begin with. It's like 50% of our annual budget, and we spend more than the rest of the developed world combined on weapons every year anyway. People didn't care then, they don't care now.
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  3232. You should be a goalie, guy. Nothing gets past you.
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  3233. I mean I don't personally look up to judges myself or anything I just know that it's like not a good idea to fuck with one either. Almost as common sense as not sparking a joint in front of a crossing guard or something like that. In other words, they are stupid if they do. I wasn't judging you tho, no worries there. Just saying. Judges are nuts.
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  3234. Looks like he hurt himself more than he hurt her. This doesn't help her case if her angle is that he's physically violent towards her HOWEVER legally speaking in most states you don't have to actually get physical with someone for it to constitute assault. If you put someone in a position that they FEAR for their life, that is considered a form of assault as well. It usually doesn't hold up in court, though.
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  3235. Yeah exactly, heroin IN ITS MOST PURE FORM doesn't really do that much damage to you other than the damage you inflict on yourself from mis-using needles, and if it's not high-grade/pure shit then the cut they use can actually be really detrimental as well.
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  3236. Yes and Joe Rogan's theory is if he dresses like an astronaut the coronavirus will leave him alone a) because the virus thinks he's cool or b) the virus thinks he's actually in space.
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  3237. They hate gay people and yet they get on their knees everyday to worship a God they believe created this beautiful world that we do live in with Hatred for what he has created. They are worshipping their own capacity to hate and mistaking it for God.
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  3238. They would explain that it's because they're the leaders. They are the ones facilitating and planning it all, they're the ones doing the recruiting and that is what Allah's purpose for them is. They, too, will go to the promised land when they die, they'll explain, and they will also get their 77 virgin women or whatever the fuck they believe, but to be a suicide bomber is perhaps an even greater honor in the after life than the leaders themselves will receive. This is what they are telling these young, impressionable people anyway. Like, "I'll be there too but you'll be greeted as a rock star!" Anything they possibly can to get them to do what they want. In other words, they're told "We're all going there because we're engaging in jihad in honor of our God, but you are simply going to be taking a shortcut to paradise where you will then be showered in all of the riches and glory that God can possibly bestow upon you."
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  3239. I did watch a little bit of it, and honestly I was thinking the same thing myself at first like "It's weird they did this because he is now in fact dead and he can't even offer a rebuttal" but if you watch it and you look at them and listen to the stories they have to tell, there is no question in my mind at this point they are in fact telling the truth. Michael Jackson I low key think was abused himself as a child. He absolutely was if you say taking a five year old with God given talent, no less, and thrusting him into a world of professional entertainment by the age of five years old is abuse. When most other kids are playing in the sandbox and learning how the real world works, he's up there making millions of dollars before he even has an idea just how much it's actually worth. I'm grateful we got to experience it on an entertainment level but on a personal level I do think MJ got stuck in his mind in a lot of ways arrested development style at the age of between 5-10 years old or so. Abuse is cyclical though, that much is undeniable, so today's victims often turn into tomorrow's abusers.
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  3240. you should make version 4.0 also place a call to the actual authorities with the GPS location of the box and a tip saying "If they smell like a skunk, you found him"
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  3241. Live by the gun, die by the fists of people who belong to the same exact same kind of quality people as he is. Early in the morning between sunrise and breakfast, and they found him wrapped in his sheets, his blood spilling out of the wraps as they go to check on him. That's a painful way to go, too. He wasn't even shanked as far as I have heard, they beat him to death.
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  3242. If you are gonna help someone like that... do it as much on the DL as possible. He was right to be concerned that if he gets involved he might also become a target himself simply for having a good heart or whatever.
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  3243. The problem with the death penalty is the appeals process. People always say "Oh it's more expensive to execute a prisoner than to simply just give them life" and that's true but only because we're talking about the final punishment of all punishments. They want to do their due diligence and MAKE SURE they got the right guy before doing it because it's one of those things you can't obviously resurrect if new information comes to light that exonerates them. Also some prisoners even if they pled guilty COULD be eligible to get life instead of death and the appeals process handles that as well. Obviously, a bullet to the head would be cheaper than that. That being said, I personally don't believe in the death penalty except for a handful of cases. I don't think homicide should warrant the death penalty usually unless it's particularly heinous. EPAR (backwards) I believe should get the death penalty in just about every instance if not every instance, particularly when it comes to this sort of crime against kids. Those people should absolutely, categorically be removed from the planet as quickly as possible. And finally, serial killers I think should be given the death penalty every single time. You have to remember, prison is supposed to be the "department of CORRECTIONS" as in rehabilitating people so they may one day re-enter society as productive people. Obviously there is no rehabilitating people like that. What they have going on in their brain cannot be fixed.
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  3244. It won't be on YouTube anymore? I guess I won't be listening anymore if that's the case
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  3245. Alex Jones mouth too big for his own good.
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  3246. I don't think Pearl Harbor was a good movie, no. But I don't think it's the worst movie ever made at the same time. You know why I might be biased towards it though? There was this program Blockbuster video had back around the time GTA3 was a new game (yes this is how I remember things, sometimes) where once a big popular movie was becoming less popular to RENT they'd actually offer most of the copies for SALE to people at a discounted price. It was actually a really good deal back in the age of DVD, I think we got something like 50-100 movies for $5 each. ONE OF THEM was Pearl Harbor. Even as someone now who is very much a hardcore history buff, I don't hate that movie. But then again I haven't seen it in like nearly 20 years so maybe my opinion would be different if I did that again. I do remember the main plot was moronic, but the actual visual spectacle of the attack itself was very well done.
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  3247. I don't know if they don't want people to take advantage of the programs or if they're simply too disorganized to make it as accessible as he's managed to, but yeah I mean it's not his fault these programs exist. He's just like a tour guide who happens to know all the best spots and he takes you there for a fee. Nothing wrong with it. He's not promoting the welfare state he's just instructing people on how to navigate it.
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  3248.  @matthewlesko327  Why?
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  3249.  Matthew Lesko  Haven't tried, you?
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  3250.  Matthew Lesko  LOL
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  3251.  @chhuhygbut2468  It's a war zone and reporters are kidnapped all over the middle east all the time, IDK what your point is besides realizing you are taking what I said too literally. It's a metaphor for having an unpleasant exchange with insurgency in any situation whatsoever, reporters are kidnapped frequently by various terror cells for ransom or in the case of a group like ISIL to make propaganda videos out of in the most horrific way imaginable.
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  3252. He probably goes to more gay events than your average gay person goes to them like in a more legitimate sense. You know, to have fun, not shout at a bunch of people who feel differently than he does about life.
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  3253. Chris Rock doing what he did in response to it was genius. If it turned into a huge scuffle it would've reflected poorly on both of them in hindsight. But in this case all it's done is reflect poorly on WILL. And his wife for that matter, too. All this talk about defending his family and his wife's honor when I've learned things about his relationship with her since then that I didn't know and I can't be alone in that. She went on Oprah apparently and literally insulted the way he has sex, saying he has sex like a girl or something like that AND then she apparently said she didn't love him as well in the same interview. Things I had no idea about. Will Smith might have ruined his career in one fell swoop, no pun intended. They'll think twice before inviting him to the Oscars again, if he ever receives another nomination again.
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  3254.  @ricktilden2075  Remains to be seen. I do know half of the US population are women and right now more of them are pissed than not so yeah, if this didn't happen I would say that's probably what it would've focused on. Either way, Democrats are gonna get their asses handed to them I just am sort of surprised they did this now instead of waiting a few more months.
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  3255. Somebody at Wendy's corporate is designing a cartoon of the titular Wendy kicking the Burger King's ass in a cage match or something. And as she's holding him with his arm behind his head and punching him in the kidney, she's taunting him "Where do I belong again, your highness? Tell me where I belong again one more goddamn time."
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  3256.  @aliasanew3398  Jeffrey Dahmer's dad had serial killer urges too? That's what I am speculating about. Apparently his dad is the one who taught him about acid and dissecting animals and normalized it as a hobby for him. That's what I am "speculating" about not that he obviously failed him in a very, very substantial and real way.
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  3257. This is what happens when you systematically deny children the opportunity to be children. Superstar? 10 years old? Bro if he had MJ success he'd probably be asking children to show them their buttholes or something. It just happens when you force them to grow up too fast.
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  3258. I dunno if the middle-east has a problem with crack, but they definitely have people over there who are hooked on heroin and opium and shit. It's really pretty common over there. Don't let the Taliban catch you with it though, historically they despise drugs and were known for destroying entire fields of poppy plants when they were previously in power (and they are now in power again).
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  3259. beat me to it lol that's exactly right though. That's the only way to truly test it.
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  3260. BTW you turned illegally at the red light towards the beginning of the video. No Turn on Red it said. lel no I don't care
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  3261. It's almost not even news worthy. The fact Obama waited until everyone dropped out of the race to formally endorse the guy who literally used to be his VP is newsworthy. Bernie literally dropped out a week ago and he's only just now like "Oh, an endorsement? For president? That's still on? Who else is left in the race?" "It's just Biden, sir" "Can I still endorse Hillary or ...?" shakes head "OK I guess I'll endorse Joe, that name sounds familiar anyway."
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  3262. Who cares
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  3263.  @Ziolek.2000  Well when Jesse told Walt that that was in the middle of his now classic monologue where basically he was rejecting Walt's offer to continue working with him (something Walt was only offering to get Jesse to drop charges against Hank, unbeknownst to Jesse at the time) but he was like "Nah, Mr. White. No. Ever since we started down this path together, everything I've ever loved or cared about has either given up on me, abandoned me, or died. So no, I am not turning the money down, Mr. White. I am turning YOU down." and if only Jesse stuck with that. But yeah I think by the time Mike himself died Jesse deep down knew that Walt was lying. He at that point knew Walt better than anyone but his own wife, at that point, especially the "real" side of him. At least at that point. The "Heisenberg" side. Which for the last two years of his life, Walt was in this constant struggle between THAT side of him and of course the person who he was. I am convinced that by the end of Season 1, old Walt is completely dead, and everything else is just the aftermath.
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  3264.  @horyalpr  He killed Mike for a lot of reasons. For one thing, they never got along. For another thing, Mike insisted on paying his "old guys" hazard pay out of the money Walt, Jesse and himself were all making. Once Mike's lawyer gets caught by the DEA giving the guys said money, it's all seized and suddenly now his old guys are all threatening to talk again. Without the money, there is no reason to stay silent anymore. Hank was actually going to find one of them who accepted the weakest deal and get them to roll on the entire operation, which would have given them Mike, and Walt didn't know if Mike would keep his mouth shut or not. Jesse's like "No way man, Mike would never flip" and I believe that, too, even though he hated Walt as much as he did. And beyond that I think in Walt's heart and in his mind he believed that he deserved all of the money and resented having to split it 50/50 let alone three ways. He found a new distributor in Lydia, so he didn't need Mike anymore. I think he was going to do the right thing and give Mike his money and let him be on his way until he opened the bag of money, saw how much it was, and he saw the gun in the holster on top of it. It was a crime of passion almost too, he almost looked shocked when he pulled the trigger.
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  3265. This guy thought he was gonna get a blood test at the scene of the pullover? LOL Dude, no. Also who actually PREFERS a blood sample over a breath sample? He works in a blood testing facility, he should know. He'd rather get jabbed with a needle.
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  3266. If the Djinn did shapeshift into that cat it would explain why the actual investigator himself is freaking out at all this phenomena taking place around him, while the cat is completely and totally calm.
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  3267. No synthetic drugs but LSD is allowed lol OK
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  3268.  @Chale1288  Funny you mention that cause the guy I was talking about just got murdered there. No, it's not "officially" a murder but then again this is corrupt as fuck Mexico we're talking about. The dude lived in a factory that was converted to beyond a mansion, a compound, and next thing you know he gets cancer, devises plan to leave the country to go get treatment in the states if not move back altogether, and then next thing you know he's dead and his body is cremated the same day. All from a guy who wished to have his body buried, considering he obviously came from money and had the means to have a burial that would cost more than someone whose body was unceremoniously tossed with no autopsy. All from the grand old state of Merida in none other than Mexico. Merida is safe for people who are from drug lords families. Gringos on the other hand? Beware. Believe it or not the man was most likely murdered and then the evidence was destroyed before an autopsy could be performed. SuPeR sAfE!
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  3269.  @Chale1288  What do you want the dude's name? Dan Karnes. His family is in touch with a Mexican attorney as we speak to get to the bottom of what really happened to him. The belief is he was murdered by someone out there. I've been to Merida several times. I am not just "making stuff" (BTW it's "making stuff up" in case you don't like representing yourself like an illiterate fuck everywhere you go on top of being ignorant). He converted a factory into a compound in Merida and I've been there a few times. They got rid of the body before an autopsy could be conducted in spite of his death wishes which don't amount to shit in a country like Mexico. He wanted to come back to get treatment for this "cancer" he had but mysteriously died before he had a chance to. Any other questions or you wanna blindly believe this lie you're telling yourself that Merida is completely and totally safe for gringos still? Google it. Dan Karnes. Stupid fuck "you're just making stuff" yeah man it's all one grand conspiracy that I am responsible for, got a body under my name and everything to convince you and the one other person that liked my comment to begin with that I am right. Merida is still in Mexico. Mexico isn't a safe country. I hope you realize that unless you're either from there originally or are too broke to live anywhere else. Either way, I pity you but mainly because you're an idiot.
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  3270.  @Chale1288  I literally just told you the name of the person. It's fine if you don't believe me at my word, but you can literally look up his obituary online. I know you won't because you're content to be ignorant and it proves you wrong. It's fine. It just establishes and proves that you're ignorant of facts, you'd rather believe whatever it is that you already believe even when the proof and the facts and the evidence itself contradicts that. It's one thing to be stupid, it's another thing to be stupid and loud. Stay ignorant, you fucking fool. Stay ignorant. Again, it's "making stuff UP" not "making stuff". Learn better English, unless you like looking stupid in front of everyone. Then again, based on everything I know about you, that's exactly what's going on and I realize that now. Stupid kid is stupid. Later fool.
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  3271. I am not a Trump fan but the timing of this Afghanistan debacle is going to be THE issue that ensures Biden will not have a snowball's chance in Hell in 2024. Especially if Trump runs again which he almost certainly will and especially because the 2020 race was as close as it was. The fact is, I would prefer that this happened under Trump's administration instead. It was originally his plan anyway, we just tacked on a few months to it but ultimately more or less stuck to the deal TRUMP made. And now that we have, what would have been Trump's mistake is now Biden's. The only way the Democrats have a chance at winning is if Biden doesn't seek re-election in 2024. But here's the scarier and even worse part, like the damage from this is going to be done even sooner than that. In 2022 we have mid-term elections which are arguably more important than presidential elections when you begin to understand that Congress has more power to truly effect change than the President does (the President is meant to steer Congress to adopt his policies, some are successful at it, some aren't). If the Republicans see more success in 2022 than the Democrats, Biden's administration is effectively over. He won't be able to get anything done and he'll be called a "lame duck president" for it. The debacle wasn't his fault but his handling and response to it absolutely, 100% are his fault and it's too late to own it but that's probably what he should have done, not cast blame at everyone but himself.
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  3272. If you get 30 years for marijuana in the USA you live in an area that hates it and more likely than not had way too much to be considered personal use even by "pothead standards" like having I guess anything more than 4 ounces. I do think the law in most places is that anything over an ounce is a felony but it's not such a big felony that you'll get 30 years just for having it. To get 30 years you need a pre-existing record and you're gonna need something like 10 pounds of weed on your person, a la some of these Live PD videos where they find some asshole with 30 pounds in his truck "Officer I forgot that was there" LOL buhbye dickhead they say
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  3273. God forbid the next maniac gets a hold of this video. "It's not a gun ma it's an AIR RIFLE jeeeeeeeeeeez."
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  3274. The girl who graduated valedictorian of the class that graduated the year before me, she had gotten a full ride to Princeton and she pulled a stunt like this at the graduation ceremony where she had two versions of the speech. The one that got approved she didn't use, she ended up reading from another speech instead. They didn't cut her mic, but they did end up ushering her offstage halfway through it. There was an article in the paper that condemned her criticism of the school, and most importantly she ended up losing her scholarship to Princeton. Ended up having to go to a state school instead. I respected the shit out of her for doing that, but honestly like if you're ever put in a similar position think before you act. She didn't think she'd hurt herself so badly for speaking her mind and actually taking a stand for something. They didn't send you to school to become an individual, they sent you there to become a mindless member of the hive, and to speak out against the system itself, you're gonna get bitten.
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  3275. That's a really cool chair he's sitting in.
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  3276. A monument to the flash drive. Profound. Cause that's how they used to have to get everything, external media and almost always black market stuff.
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  3277. We're likely not going to have much more in the way of documentaries or news pieces in Afghanistan for decades to come. It's about to get more secretive than North Korea over there.
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  3278. At the end of the day they're like "OK, this all sounds great but how do we make money on these ideas? You do know this game is completely free to play right? We gotta make that money back somehow". What a bad fucking joke.
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  3279. I agree though there's been sketchy shit going on with Onision and Co for years now. And frankly if Chris Hansen wasn't so desperately trying to kick his YouTube career off (you're late to the party, dog!) and having basically adopted the Onision case for the entire platform, I don't think we'd even be having this conversation yet. I do think he's doing it to kickstart a career on the internet but it doesn't change the fact some good is coming out of this.
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  3280. Joe you're almost obsessed with the weed thing. He made it really clear what his position on it was but now it's almost like Joe can't believe that he has Ben Shapiro talking about his favorite "rebellious vice", the consumption of weed. Nobody fucking cares that you learned the secret, that pot isn't harmful, Joe. But the way he talks about it I can't believe he admitted that most users of pot err on the side of abuse of the substance. It's the least harmful drug, sure, but the idea that it's harmless is retarded. Ingesting heated plant material into your lungs is going to have side effects down the road one way or another.
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  3281. In 2019 there is no excuse for having stupid low quality videos of "ghost proof". Why they always gotta go after the poor man who is armed only with his cricket flip phone to prove it? The answer is simple: They're fake. They're hiding a lot of the times behind low resolution.
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  3282. There's a ton of like... let's just call it what it is, POOR white kids that grow up in predominately black neighborhoods and they do what a lot of people call "acting black". Listen, they're not acting black, they're just acting HOOD. Because that's where they came up, everyone knows them and they basically get what's called a "hood pass" as a result. That sometimes includes being able to use the "n word" although some of them still don't use it like this rapper who is now dead unfortunately named GMEBE Bandz, who said he didn't even in his music because he thought it was disrespectful. It also has to do with the intent behind the word, too, like he's not using it from the mouth of a racist he's doing it because that's just how everyone in that area talks, it may as well be a synonym for the word "man" or something.
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  3283.  @Pinko_Band  If they have track records like North Korea or Iran then no, see my previous comment. The US is never going to be getting rid of it's nuclear stockpile of weapons. Just not going to happen. It's far from a situation like "the US only wants nukes for themselves and are just keeping them out of the hands of Iranians unjustly". Wrong. There's plenty of countries who have nuclear weapons legally and they're allowed to have them in the eyes of the accepted international community because they don't have track records like North Korea or Iran. The only thing worse than a rogue state like Iran or North Korea getting a nuclear bomb would be for a fledgling rogue state like ISIS was trying to be to get one or a few instead.
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  3284. Crowley believed he was establishing a religion that would overtake Christianity within 1000 years. So far, I think he's well on track to fulfilling that vision. In my own lifetime I've witnessed people becoming less and less and less religious, regardless of what religion they were raised into. It's not that people are gravitating to the occult more, it's just that people are gravitating to the traditional monotheistic religions less. If he was an agent for Satan, this is exactly what he would have wanted.
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  3285. I don't think GRRM will finish the books, either. So there's that. There's just not enough time, considering he wants like 2000 pages or something and he writes maybe one page a day if we're lucky. But the main, #1 problem is that he's simply just bored of his own series. And now especially that he's seen the way people reacted to the HBO ending, like, I dunno. I will be more surprised if he releases the final book (to be clear I do think we'll get Winds... I think) than if he doesn't at this point.
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  3286. Well that's it folks. We're not gonna be getting full episodes of JRE officially on YT anymore, gotta go to Spotify for that nonsense. No thanks.
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  3287. I mean you're not wrong. That was their greatest advantage in WW2, the numbers. That and of course the weather and the terrain and Hitler's impatience, you could argue.
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  3288.  @garrettyankton5411  True, once it's all said and done we will have accurate numbers but it sounds to me like Russia is losing FAR more men than Ukraine is. There is going to be a crisis with the population of men and especially young men there for generations.
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  3289.  @ericsuarez834  Ukraine wouldn't have made it this far without the US's support. We've given them weapons, money and frozen Russian assets as well as lead an international coalition against Russia's aggression. It's so obvious that it's clearly a proxy war, we're just letting the Ukrainians do the fighting for us. But the US may as well be in it by now for how clearly we've drawn a line in the sand in support of Ukraine over Russia but this whole thing has been brewing up a long time between us. This is just a convenient way of going about it. As far as modern US military strategy yes it does seem to favor robots and remote strikes as opposed to actually getting into it on a more ... traditional level I guess. Can you really blame us though?
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  3290. Unfortunately I think what's going to happen especially if they can't find a vaccine or cure or treatment even in a short, I mean short, period of time, is that everyone is simply gonna have to catch it and either survive or not. In a controlled and systematic way. I truly don't see any other way around it, but I am optimistic about them basically testing a BATTERY of drugs on live coronavirus samples they have in laboratories and the theory is that one of them will surely work. So that is optimistic. I just don't think it's going to happen in time. We were woefully unprepared for this. Whoever survives this, don't forget it. And be ready next time.
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  3291.  @allenbhedges6420  That's exactly what I thought too is that it was also stolen.
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  3292. I love Anthony Kiedis and the Red Hot Chili Peppers but honestly, when they mayor asked him to try to quell the audience and he responds "What do you think, they're going to listen to ME?" Actually yeah I kind of do think that. You being the front man of one of the headlining bands of the festival, I think it's safe to say you underestimate the power you have in that moment. I mean, can he prevent an all out riot necessarily? No. But he could have done more and then to top it all off as bonfires are raging all around them they decide to play "Fire" by Jimi Hendrix, which I genuinely believe was part of the set list the entire time. Why? Because Jimi Hendrix famously burned his guitar at the end of playing the very same song, and his performance in Woodstock '69 is widely considered by many to be the best performance of the entire festival. Which is nearly impossible to say honestly considering how many legends performed the original Woodstock.
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  3293. I am sure he wishes he could. Chappelle is probably one of the hardest people to get to appear on your talk show, especially nowadays.
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  3294.  @TheHehe1223  I wouldn't know. Also, Fallon and Kimmel are mainstream talk shows, Joe Rogan represents the sort of new school podcasts that is literally changing the Late Night model altogether to such an extent Conan is probably not gonna be on much longer (after moving to a half hour format about a year ago). I don't know that Joe and Dave are friends, maybe they are, maybe they aren't, I do know it's really difficult to get Dave to appear on talk shows nowadays of any kind. He used to go on Conan ALL the time but I've not seen him go on anybody's talk shows since his return to the national spotlight a few years ago. I would like to see him come on JRE, too, I am just saying it's one of those things like if they are friends it will increase the odds I guess for sure. I have never heard of them being friends before.
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  3295.  @indy_go_blue6048  His parents were smart. They named him Adolph with a Ph not an F lol.
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  3296. Here's the thing, I do think Freddie was mostly gay. Obviously. Like if everyone is actually in fact really bisexual but we all fall on spectrums, he was like 90-100% gay I imagine but he did love the first girlfriend he had while he was resisting those urges I guess. It didn't take long for him to stop resisting it altogether though, which is the way that it should've gone but even in his case I think he was having wild sex parties with basically everyone, including the occasional woman or two. But no I think it's undeniable that as we all develop our preferences, by and large he preferred men but I almost don't believe in 100% gay or straight in anyone. I think there's love and what humans have the capacity to do with it, or lack thereof.
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  3297. I tend to agree I like Mark Ruffalo as an actor but seeing him in his Hulk form and just like sipping coffee at the restaurant and being chill completely threw me for a loop. In that form he's supposed to be out of control I thought.
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  3298. Was the car stolen or something? They got the plates I don't know how much more identification you need. I mean sure, the driver wasn't one of the shooters but he's just as culpable. He was the driver. Arrest him and then get him to talk and then charge them all.
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  3299. "Here let me go get my juggling props" BOP BOP BOP BOP
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  3300. Nothing like the combination of alcohol and sport.
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  3301. It's the tip of the iceberg. There's an entire industry surrounding parents, specifically mothers from troubled situations that don't want their children. Whether they're born yet or not. For instance if you go watch a documentary called "Eyes of the Devil" which you can find on YouTube, it basically explains how the entire thing works. There are some people whose jobs are to go find vulnerable mothers or mothers to be, offer them like $60 thousand or so once the child is born, and then from there the child knows nothing but pain and suffering as they're repeatedly drugged and assaulted until around the time they turn 12 when they are so abused they can't take anymore, then they're "harvested" for organs to be sold on the black market. They don't go to school, they don't know anything other than the world they live in, so they don't know anything different lifestyle wise. It gets absolutely dark, so watch that documentary at your own peril, but there's an entire industry all over the world that revolves around kids being abused like this.
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  3302. You couldn't have found a whiter acting girl to dress up this way. But maybe that was the point.
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  3303. It's more than anything just to reinforce the underlying thing that allows all of these organized crime syndicates to actually work -- fear. Fear through violence. These Mexican Cartels make LCN aka the Mafia look like The Mouseketeers, though. They have taken it too far, in other words, but at the end of the day if your business hinges on this idea that like "You are with us or against us" it wouldn't mean anything if you didn't make a few examples a long the way. It's just sad that for these cartels like "a few" is now almost basically on par with genocidal levels. Stuff LCN would've been like "all this bloodshed it's bad for business" the cartels literally run Mexico now so they are committing all of these atrocities so far with impunity.
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  3304. Trump's about to pull a Toobin on the world leaders' Zoom call just to spite America
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  3305. I'm one of the people who actually don't believe he ever truly gave crack up. In fact, it might have been the cause behind him creating the pillows as well as the fuel that helped him actually see the entire thing through, from beginning to end. Crack doesn't put you to sleep. Quite the opposite in fact.
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  3306.  @chrisp3139  A coward gives up in life when things are too hard so they take the easy way out. Suicide is a coward's move. The easy way out.
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  3307. I love that in the end right before he kills Danaerys she says "Because I know what is good, and so do you" and he says "I don't" and she says "You DO". This echoes his conversation with Tyrion earlier where he tells Tyrion he doesn't know what to do basically, and Tyrion says "Yes, you do, you always have". Jon really scored low on his INT category when rolling his D&D character, I guess, though, because he insists he doesn't know wtf to do like all the time.
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  3308.  @SerbAtheist  No shit. By the way, the last two seasons of Game of Thrones were horrible. Terrible pacing, terrible writing, and apathetic showrunners. Honestly only the first four seasons are masterpieces, after that the show just got lazier and lazier and the quality suffered for it. Not just my opinion, either, that's basically the way most people feel about the last season of the show. Season 8 is universally hated even by the most hardcore fans of the series, but honestly I think Season 7 should also be lumped into the "poor quality" category.
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  3309. This is a good thing though a lot of the young kids getting into any kind of metal think their favorite stars are touring around the world ACTUALLY screaming. No, that's impossible. It's a combination of effects and then using what's called a "vocal fry" usually.
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  3310. Marijuana is only a gateway drug under this illegal status that it currently has. And the only reason that is is that because it's illegal, you inherently have to go to someone who isn't worried about breaking the law to provide it to you. This same person by extension probably has no problem breaking the law to give you a few other party favors, especially once you get to know them better. I know five people personally who got into pills because the guys that sold them pot were mainly only selling it to pay for their own pill habits, etc., either that or there's more money when you get someone hooked on something vs the relative innocence of cannabis.
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  3311. They say prostitution is the world's oldest profession. I dunno, I bet scamming is up there too.
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  3312. "Wanna hear a little about the boat? OK hey I'll tell you a little about the boat. Over here is Willy the Junkie! And..." Willy the Junkie. I just started this video and he's already my favorite character.
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  3313. He did, but I believe he was referring to the ones who hate guns, not the people he mentioned before that. I could be wrong, though.
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  3314.  @shawntalbert  Even George Washington didn't belong to a party and he even warned people about parties in general I believe in his farewell address or something like that, but it didn't take long for parties to form up. Throughout most of American history, there's always been two primary parties but it hasn't always been the Republicans and Democrats but idealistically they have been the same. Separation between conservative ideologies and liberal ones.
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  3315. Midsommar anyone? I mean, not a Bull... but a Bear. But still.
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  3316. Every day that passes, the more convinced I am that there is going to be either a civil conflict or a civil war. I don't think it will resemble the original civil war, more like the civil war in Ireland where there was violence in the streets and bombings, etc.
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  3317. Well its whatever this franchise hasn't been good for like 15 years now. Seriously, if you can call it that Saints Row 2 was the last good game they ever made then they just lost their way with ... what do you call it, silliness?
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  3318. Well I mean if you work for a big enough company it's not unheard of for them to buy you a nice place to live. The thing is, I doubt he worked for Victoria's Secret. Like for example I know for a fact that in the corporate world if you're someone worth the money they'll get you a really posh, nice place, but you only have it as long as you're working for them. Source: I know someone this happened to. Got a damn penthouse in Manhattan completely paid for and everything, they didn't even have to pay utilities, but the cost of entry to that is you gotta be making them tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars and also be like a young candidate for "the future" of the company, as well, as the person I am speaking of nearly became the youngest female CEO in history but ultimately got passed up for it. They were pissed, quit, and yeah needless to say the penthouse isn't theirs anymore but the thing I am saying is it's actually really possible as long as they really, really want to incentivize you to stay.
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  3319. The cavalry charge was done because HBO didn't wanna spend money on cavalry for the battle. It already took 55 days to film it, to have to choreograph and film horses on top of the CGI enemies would've been a nightmare. And expensive. But yeah a lot of the bad decisions in this came down to simple economics/money.
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  3320. She needs to start finding employees to train. Be selective, but yeah turn that room into a little Werepup sweatshop. Keep the same level of quality but take the business a step further.
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  3321. it's probably because ricky has hair he didn't really know how to properly aim at his face hence the clubbing or what appeared to be clubbing
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  3322. 4:58 are these guys like in an official band or what? I am not sure, it may not even be an original song but this particular song is actually really good. I low key think it could do really well in the same style/genre as like Jack Johnson basically
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  3323.  @dhruvavikas1632  U mad bro?
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  3324. How the hell does a college girl afford a $110 thousand dollar bottle of Cognac? BTW I just looked it up. It's pretty incredible, really. Not at all worth the money but the design of the bottle, which is mouth blown apparently, is impeccable. Just google "crystal magnum decanter louis xiii" that's what I did.
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  3325. I am guessing if the boat driver paid more attention in his skillshare class on "commercial boat operation" then this wouldn't have happened
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  3326. You find the Indian tech God every single day when you look in the mirror lol
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  3327. This is the same jacket (2:20) Axl wore during one of his most famous/personal/longest rants LIVE, which you can see here... /watch?v=zYYfl3RtCns&lc=kgcCiXlSRWehZojvj7vRnGx7TjDYhB35W8r0CfROVg0
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  3328. Not only that there were many people who actually took their own lives because they were either too young to serve OR were denied entry into the service for one reason or another. Handicaps, things like that.
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  3329. Billy Corgan is the definition of a controlling bandleader though. It may not be the case anymore, but the best stuff they ever wrote and recorded the rumor is the only thing he didn't do was the drums.
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  3330. I hope Donald is the name he chose for his Western name. And I hope the most famous Donald in the world is the source behind that. Honestly we grew up with these freedoms and are spoiled on them. To hear him say it, should remind us all of what really matters here in this country we all share. China is the most evil country in the world, by far, right now.
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  3331. It wasn't just Season 8 of Game of Thrones. I knew Season 8 was almost certainly going to be horrible, because each Season starting with Season 5 was slowly getting worse and worse. By Season 7, the first "shorter" season for bullshit reasons (really Dan and Dave were burned out but refused to let someone else take over 'their baby' -- they wanted to end sooner and actually argued with HBO and GRRM especially about it at length -- they should have been fired) you could really tell it was going down the toilet.
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  3332. This directly effects Europe. They must do something to help Ukraine. If not just because it's the right thing to do, you have to understand WHY Putin really wants Ukraine. Yes, he wants to be able to send his oil through Ukraine with little to no tariffs. That's part of it, sure. But Ukraine is the doorway to Europe, both in and out. Whoever controls Ukraine basically controls Europe from the Russian standpoint. Putin isn't going to stop at Ukraine. People keep talking about the tanks and weapons emblazoned with "Z". What does "Z" stand for? West. It means West. They are all entering Ukraine from these various points of invasion but where are they headed? West. Putin was expecting this all to be over by now, that's true, but ultimately he wants a strategic bastion with which to throw his weight around where it really matters for him long term which is against the West.
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  3333. Orphaned wildlife. Oxymoron of the century
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  3334. Hippos are fcking dangerous dude lol
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  3335. I knew Alex Jones was gonna be in this video at some point. He's probably perhaps more responsible than anyone else in this country for perpetuating the idea that basically every mass shooting in America is fake.
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  3336. It just isn't as cool as skateboarding. I dunno why that is. I also think it's probably far more difficult to get good at skateboarding, that's not to discredit people who do aggressive inline or whatever, but they have zero chance of losing the wheels beneath their feet whereas skateboarders absolutely do. There are some tricks I've seen people do on a skateboard that frankly still seem to defy the laws of physics to me.
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  3337. They are expensive because there is now an entire multi-billion dollar industry designed around "treating" sick people. Not "curing", treating. That's why I was like lul when the ObamaCare thing passed, as long as it was still working with private insurance companies. The rates are unbelievably high. All that it did was allow people regardless of pre-existing conditions or not to basically be required to sign up for some form of health insurance. I do not think that it will ever change, either. I am not saying it's a good thing or a bad thing. I just know for a fact that there's people like Martin Shkreli who will mark up the price of a drug because they can .
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  3338. 5:44 NGL James's handwriting looks like a girl's lol
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  3339. Extremely well said. TY for that. Nobody wants a gay son but at the same time that's an "it is what it is" thing and no amount of you being mad/angry will ever change that, it's unfortunate but me personally I wouldn't hate my son AT ALL if he just so happened to be gay. People have been gay forever, it's rare enough to be called a subculture but it does happen and basically it looks like people are born that way. The idea that some kids are ostracized from their families is heartbreaking even to me but ... even if it's coming from a loving place I don't think anyone WANTS their kid to be gay, it's just going to make life that much harder for basically every reason imaginable. And of course from a parents' standpoint, one way or another they also realize they're never going to have grandchildren from that child as well. But it is what it is. Nothing can make it be the other way around, irregardless of Kevin Hart or his comments from his just-before-becoming-famous days and the jokes he was making at the time. People are almost too sensitive to deserve comedy anymore, these days.
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  3340. Watching Band of Brothers again and it's just ... one of the things from episode 1 that really struck me the most is that when Japan attacked the US, the mood in the country was very vindictive, to such an extent that men were volunteering left and right and there were even a few suicides for people who were denied the option to go that desperately wanted to. They killed themselves because they couldn't serve. "It was a different time" one of the older men says who is being interviewed before the episode begins.
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  3341. 2:59 "Stick around"
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  3342. This is basically how Mormonism was created, weirdly enough. Joseph Smith gets a paranormal vision telling him to go out deep into the woods at a very specific place and search for something that God had promised him to be there, and lo and behold there were golden plates, which of course contained what Mormons now believe is the third book after the Old and New Testament. He transcribed what the plates said onto pieces of paper and that became the book... but the only caveat was he could never show anybody the plates themselves! "I don't wanna get into that" so he's sitting here talking about time travel and all this other crap but "he can't talk about it" (presumably so as to not endanger his sources but honestly until then he does substantiate it if he can, I am also gonna take everything he says with a near microscopic grain of salt)
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  3343. This is bigger than us as individuals at this point. If you see someone who needs help and you are in a position to help them, please do. All while practicing your own safety protocols and whatnot. We are gonna have to work together to beat this thing. Then we need to mandate preparation for these sorts of things so if it happens again, we'll have at least a year's worth of supplies in stock for every person in America just in a surplus somewhere so we'll never be caught off guard again.
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  3344. You know it was a fraudulous representation of what North Korea's really about when part of your "pre-planned activities" include having your food picked for you. The fact you even got to eat food at all is a luxury their citizens don't even enjoy for the most part.
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  3345. My personal favorite rendition of the Joker is still Heath Ledger's, but this one wasn't really trying to be that. Heath Ledger's joker, to have an origin story about him would defeat the purpose of the character. That character's strength lied in the mystery behind him. Every single time he would tell people how he got the scars, he'd give a different answer every time. Joaquin Phoenix's Joker, however, oozes with realism in a way that not even Heath's did. We found out that he was in fact some low-rent clown, so he knew how to apply face paint so it actually looks refined and smooth for clown makeup whereas Heath's looks crude and done by someone without necessarily the patience to make it "look perfect". It was chaotic in nature, just like he was, as opposed to Joaquin's relatively calm Joker by the end. Joaquin's Joker by the very end has undergone a metamorphosis. He's no longer concerned with getting his medication -- he's no longer having uncontrollable fits of laughter. He's in fact very much in control of himself and his movement by the end. And Heath's Joker was decidedly, by definition, blissfully out of control. They both worked in different ways, but if there is a Joker 2 (and there almost certainly will be) I hope we get to see him building his criminal empire with maybe some hints that a young Bruce Wayne is ... mourning and reclusive after the death of his parents, and we see that he hates the "clown movement" ostensibly led by this Joker character to such an extent he becomes obsessed and that is what motivates him to undergo all the training he needs to become Batman. I don't think we will actually see Batman until movie 3, if that ever gets made (and probably won't) but the idea is that's where it would be going if they wanted it to. It would also have to be at least like 10-15 years in the future I would guess, too. Joker himself always in and out of Arkham Asylum.
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  3346. A wise man once told me that if you don't have any enemies in life, you're not doing it right. Pieces of shit like that aren't worth being friends with anyway.
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  3347. at this point you should expect Ashton Kutcher to be an NPC coming soon just so he can pop up and say "You got Cyberpunk'd!" (coming soon to MTV)
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  3348. yeah the drug war is a complete and total failure, for that reason alone all drugs should be decriminalized at the very least. It's too expensive, and I think in the case of heroin and other illicit painkillers it'd be more conducive to simply throw them in a hospital for a forced and observed detox than it would be to throw them in jail. Whatever we're doing it hasn't stopped it, so the only logical course of action after that is to try to find another way to handle it.
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  3349. He has nothing on the whale and you know it
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  3350. "You've talked about returning home if you can get a fair trial". I don't care what they tell you, if you come back, you will not get a fair trial. It's gonna take a presidential pardon, basically. Anything that revolves around getting a "fair trial" won't be possible.
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  3351. They don't get it. Trump is serious. "Nobody actually believes he means to delay the election except you, Juan. You fell for it like always." He's dead serious, he is going to try to do it and pin it on the pandemic like "Oh these are unprecedented times." Not even for the Spanish Flu of 1918 or the Civil War did they delay the presidential elections. It is unprecedented and it's dangerous. The ONLY reason he wants it is because he knows he's losing.
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  3352.  Adolf Trump  It's good enough, Adolf... wait Adolf Trump? Nevermind I was thinking of a different Adolf ... and Reich. What a co-inky-dink
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  3353. Little kid with his middle school swoop bangs. He's gonna be the belle of the ball in prison.
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  3354. Some people think BCS is better than Breaking Bad. I don't even think it's fair to compare because they're so different.
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  3355. Boardwalk Empire's a great show if you like the characters that are central to this guy's story. I mean he's talking about how his first major case was defending this guy for stealing a car basically and transporting it across state lines -- a felony. And something that is according to him almost always a lost case, and yet he won. Probably some jury intimidation there, but we don't hear that LOL. Anyway he says that it impressed a guy named Meyer Lansky. Meyer was #2 only to Lucky Lucciano, the man who basically gave birth to the American Mafia at least insofar as having it be a loose organization of gangs that are governed by a body called the "Commission" which was basically the bosses of each family. It gave more organization to organized crime than had ever been done before. And with it, more power... and oftentimes more peace, because each of the heads of the 5 families all must unilaterally agree for anybody from any family who was a made member to ever so much as be touched by anybody. And of course death and destruction comes to those who would break that rule, Henry Hill and his friends come to mind, who murdered made man Billy Batts in Hill's restaurant and then prayed nobody ever found out it was them. Anyway, Lucky Lucciano's #2 and the "brains" behind it for all intents and purposes was Meyer Lansky. And of course no story about those two would ever be complete without mentioning their protege Bugsy Siegel, who basically was sent to Las Vegas to turn it into the city it is today -- Sin City. A playground for gangsters, celebrities and normal people alike. Boardwalk Empire talks about the roots of that relationship and covers it all in such a great way. For every fictional character/event, there's like 3 or 4 things that are true to life or at least based in truth. Finally, my favorite allegory about Lucky Lucciano and Meyer Lansky is how they met to begin with. Lucky Lucciano was always a tough guy, a bully even, even in his youth. One of the people he picked on during his childhood was this young Jewish kid, he figured he'd have money and not be able to defend himself. Wrong. Meyer Lansky couldn't fight, but three times or so all within one week Meyer Lansky fought Lucky and his goons. He lost every single time. By the 3rd or 4th time, because he was able to take the beating so well, Lucky was like "I could use someone like you, you got a lot of fight in you. Not enough, but you got a lot." or something like that. He respected Meyer's ability to take a beating, in other words, and his ability to defend himself even when there's no chance he'd win. That was the basis of their friendship and of course their business relationship, with which they made a fortune doing a variety of crimes and scams but most importantly of all running booze -- and heroin, too, that came later. A secret venture all of their own. Lucky Lucciano basically invented the black market heroin trade in America.
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  3356. guy's not exactly the best ambassador for the title he has. "Oh, that guy in Vegas? Guess he just didn't like people anymore! It happens! 50% off at Dragon's, come on down and get the very same bump stock half off only here at Dragon's Taint Rags!
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  3357. Horrifying.
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  3358. If reincarnation is real and your soul is suicidal then that's about the most painfully ironic thing in the world. Like "Oh you can't stand it? Who's up for seconds?"
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  3359. The people who think that they're microchipping the vaccines are beyond stupid. Also think about it, why would they even need to microchip anyone? They've got the same functionality in phones. They've got people bugging THEMSELVES and paying for the privilege.
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  3360. I don't know what it is besides probably a multitude of factors but it has seemed to hit Italy particularly hard. Praying for you all from the US while also hoping for the best here, as well. What a crazy time to be alive.
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  3361. Yeah I was just watching this thing on VICE that talks about the same thing, where like college campuses basically more and more are policing the content of the comedians. Comedians have long had a history with performing at universities as places that were "hip" for comedy as well as filled with young, impressionable minds that gave the work a bit more of a point, even, but in this day and age it's almost like the entire life existence of the comedian is at stake because we're living in the era of the offended.
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  3362. I keep waiting for an incident to happen where someone instinctively loses their shit after getting slapped and a slap competition turns into a full on brawl, similar to what happens sometimes during rap battle competitions when people take things a little too personally or whatever.
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  3363. The fact is China's been basically using slavery to support it's industrial movement for longer than most of us have even been alive. There's a reason it seems like everything is "made in China". Because, well, it is, that much is true. And if they had to pay the employees a fair and competitive living wage that wasn't borderline them working for free, goods would cost a lot more than they already do. It was so bad at a company that makes processors or something like that that they actually had to install nets outside of the windows of office buildings to prevent people from jumping to their deaths. That says everything that they'd rather die than live another day subjected to the torments they are.
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  3364. I remember one of my favorite stories about you was about how you and your mom got Burning Crusade together. And played it together. And look what came of you. I am so sorry for your loss brother.
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  3365. No wonder he enjoyed it so much
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  3366. So that means... we're too late...
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  3367. My friend who only watches liberal news (for the most part) had no idea this was even going on. I mean I respect him and he's my friend and all but ... yeah they're very hypocritical and tend to think more with their emotions.
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  3368. I'd rather play Microsoft Excel than Path of Exile. Do I like the idea of Path of Exile? Yes. I do. But do I like playing it? Not really.
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  3369. "Water weight" and he just discounts it. If you retain water like that chances are very good you're eating too much sodium, which then in turn puts more and more pressure on your kidneys causing you to hold onto water that you normally wouldn't. This of course if left unchecked leads to kidney failure which can literally kill you.
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  3370. I think the main thing is it's so concentrated that it is able to get through the skin in ways that people who are just touching it normally, otherwise, wouldn't necessarily unless they Scrooge McDuck'ed into a giant Scarface tier pile of it or something.
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  3371. I guess it is country music at heart but I think of it more as being pop music at this point, the kind of song you might hear at the ice skating rink like 50 times and you know the song by heart but don't know what it's called. (But can probably guess based on the chorus being "Feels like Carolina")
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  3372. Yeah this guy is an absolute monster. I remember liking that one song they put out (yeah they were one of those kinds of bands) when I was like 13 years old, and I mean you talk about some people who you have no idea who they really are until they get caught but the things this guy did are absolutely horrendous. He didn't even want a young pre-teen or whatever, the sort of music his band was really marketing their stuff to, he literally wanted infants. Like honestly don't watch this video while eating and if you're easily disturbed, you may not wanna watch this video at all. This guy is truly a monster and the scariest thing to me is because he is from like Wales or something, some more liberal and more forgiving criminal justice place, he may not even be in prison the rest of his life where he belongs. And he wasn't even sorry when he did get caught. Nor did he even pretend or feign to be.
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  3373. Kim Dotcom since then has apparently gotten a new girlfriend
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  3374. It's really not that hard of a concept to grasp. If something is illegal, the value of that commodity goes UP. It's artificially more expensive because the person selling it is assuming a risk in providing said commodity. The only reason they don't allow their members to sell drugs (or they're not supposed to anyway) is because the sentences for drugs are so stiff. Not to mention if they're selling, chances are good they're using too, and that's bad for the organization because they are already taking a risk by employing you anyway and in the back of their minds they're worried about you getting "pinched" (arrested) for any reason. More likely you start talking, and more likely they have to do something drastic (like kill you) to stop you from talking. But that's just it, it's a lifestyle where you're in and out of prison your entire life to such an extent it's just the cost of doing business. You don't worry as much about going to prison though because a lot of your friends are already there and as long as you don't rat anyone out, you won't be a target inside because everyone knows you're a part of LCN.
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  3375. This is like Ali G if he was both fat and black.
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  3376. I just realized I own this game... never played it. Something I got in a bundle no doubt.
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  3377. I went to a mostly black college and I would get invited to freestyle sessions. One time they convinced me to freestyle, as a white guy. This is about what it came across as. Never again. lol they were cool about it though
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  3378.  @LAX3R47  They are literally now discovering new antivenoms because of the antibodies that are being developed in his blood stream. He has volunteered his body to science since then. They never had someone as insane as he was where he'd voluntarily introduce venom into his bloodstream before but because he does and because he has they're able to study him to develop better antivenoms as a result. He may never be fully immune to it but he is developing immunities. It's not impossible when you think about tolerance in all of it's other forms. "Coming from a medical background" if you have to say, I automatically don't believe you.
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  3379.  @LAX3R47  You're not seriously comparing a horse to a human are you? Moreover, a horse that was bit three times vs. a human giving themselves small and controllable doses EVERY SINGLE DAY for their entire lives to build up tolerance aka immunity to the substance? You really think the horse had the opportunity to tell the snake "Hey when you bite me make sure to only give me so much I am trying to build up tolerance". Good luck with your failed medical career, aka being a veterinarian that doesn't even understand biochemistry on the most basic level.
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  3380. You end up paying a lot of the difference for it in taxes it sounds like because what you paid for it is still less than what the house is actually worth. It's a buyer's trap. Also, it's in freaking Detroit. Would you rather live in Detroit or SF? And that's not a loaded question either because I do understand SF is struggling nowadays with their own issues, but still, it's not Detroit.
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  3381. They say that gay people have a chip on their shoulder, for getting mad at them when they come to their little area with the full intent to "convert" them (read: offend them). Who really has the chip on their shoulder?
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  3382. It's amazing how like there's a caste system in Japan for everything, whether it be Sumo wrestlers, the Yakuza, or even... being a male escort.
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  3383. This is just about the most disturbing thing I've ever heard.
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  3384. When's the wedding? :D jk but no I do wonder if ... nevermind.
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  3385. We wish you a merry styxmas we wish you a merry styxmas we wish you a merry styxmas and a six pack of beer
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  3386. Wait, I thought you weren't supposed to be able to deny people service based on something like race, religion, creed, or political beliefs. That's like saying "No liberals allowed!!" that is infringing on someone's right, at least that's the way it SHOULD be looked at in a world where people who refuse to serve gay people a cake get fined $170 thousand or something. To be clear, I believe that business owners should be free to deny service to whoever they wish, for whatever reason they wish. I also think the people at large should be free to judge said business and/or even boycott them for the same reason in turn.
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  3387. How do you find these people lol
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  3388. This is like Jack White's love letter, the exclamation point at the end of any sentence that can sum up Jack White in just one sentence, to the recording industry. Not just rock music, records in general. And yeah vinyl records are coming back in a big way right now, there's never been a better time for something like this to happen. Can't wait to see it myself one day.
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  3389.  @timothyamor  They weren't educated. They were peasants who were born to peasants that were born to peasants. They did not look at life through the lens of today the way someone even in the past 200 years would. It was a difference of working hard and being poor outside of the umbrella or under it. Period. You are looking at it from a modern perspective. It wasn't until EVERYONE was allowed to go to school that thoughts of revolution really starting popping up.
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  3390. And to think this madman actually plead not guilty.
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  3391. So basically 1 and 0 are the same because even though 0 is nothing, it's still "something".
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  3392. I wouldn't believe Billy's accounts of being a rockstar unless it's prefaced with "back when I was still famous and relevant before I destroyed my own band out of my own pride and ego" because Billy Corgan is like the opposite of a relevant rockstar nowadays. And I was a fan back when he was relevant. I love the stuff he put out back then, it's THE 90's in audible form for me as much as Nirvana is, but he's not done anything interesting besides making outlandish statements in interviews since about the year 1999.
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  3393. "It felt great" Did it though?
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  3394. I am sure people who do this for real are either selling the bills for REAL currency (something like $10 fake dollars for $1 real dollar, something like that) so then you can go in and buy the car with REAL money that you got by selling fake money OR find a way to launder the fake bills into real money (like successfully deposit it into a bank or something even though that sounds incredibly foolish). There's a couple of different ways to swing it but invariably you're gonna get caught and this is the kind of thing that isn't even handled by the FBI, it's handled by the Secret Service IIRC. And if they wanna catch you, they will.
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  3395. Yeah because on paper he was looking so good most likely the auditors weren't instructed to lean on him too heavily. They had no idea what he was really doing, though.
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  3396. The rona has changed the world as we know it, I wouldn't even be surprised if the NFL suffers terribly this season. Other sports as well. Live entertainment. It's over, for now, we need to decide very soon like "At what point is it worth it to just resume our lives normally and for everything else, you're going out at your own risk". We can't keep things shut down forever but I suspect they will in one form or another for much, much longer than six months. Sadly.
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  3397.  @jaegersmith1166  I believe the stutter was out of sheer nervousness and it only increased as he began to realize the interrogators were dancing around him masterfully, making him dig his own hole even deeper. At the time, they knew it was him and Torey. But they had to get them to more or less say it. You better believe the entire thing was played before a jury and even if they're still denying it, it's pretty clear to see how badly they're lying after the fact. And yeah, the realization that their pitiful serial killing career was gonna end after just one kill after boasting like "We're gonna get more than Bundy even!" and realizing just how much evidence they left behind that they didn't even think about, I do think in that moment he was feeling fear. And yeah, it can make you stutter.
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  3398. No, that is not where they're getting the fentanyl. I won't tell you where either in case other people go out and get it but it's not coming from hospitals the truth is actually far different and more scary than that is. No, it's not coming from hospitals.
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  3399.  @cookie_dough_hangover  If he hasn't expressed any guilt or shame yet I sincerely doubt he's going to any time soon.
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  3400.  @libertyna933  No prosecutor in America is going to charge somebody until they are confident that that is the guy who actually did it. Guess what that requires? Evidence. You can't just charge somebody because "you know in your gut that they did it". That's not how the justice system works in America.
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  3401.  @meurum2561  This is true but I doubt he'll even do that especially if he's guilty because part of doing that is providing proof that what the other party is saying is in fact a lie. That would involve talking on some level, something he seems hell-bent on not doing at the moment. If he actually did it, he's likely going to stay silent on the subject the rest of his life.
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  3402.  @cookie_dough_hangover  The judge has yet to determine if there's enough evidence for the trial to go through. And even then, that's not a guarantee they'll secure a conviction. Without a body or a weapon or an eyewitness (or multiple eyewitnesses) or ANYTHING to go on but their "gut instinct" he's likely going to walk. They need evidence to put someone away for murder. Without it, there's very little chance they will actually secure a conviction. And if they choose to try him too soon they risk ruining their shot at charging him later when more evidence comes through, as that would go against double jeopardy laws.
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  3403.  @IndianOutlaw1870  Nah, I think I'll stick around. Educate some of you morons on how the justice system actually works before you get your hopes up.
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  3404.  @meurum2561  Well, depends how high profile it all gets I suppose. For instance people still haven't really forgotten about Casey Anthony, but that's a different case altogether. Not only was there a body in that case, but she was the victim's mother. That's a great example of a case where like public opinion truly doesn't matter when it comes to the actual legal proceedings, or else she'd be behind bars. Pretty much anyone with a brain knows she had something to do with it, but they couldn't PROVE it. That's my point in saying all of this.
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  3405. Honestly these people need to be castrated.
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  3406. Epstein didn't kill himself. He was killed. "Oh yeah he hung himself, OOPS the camera's conveniently weren't working at the time. Somehow." No someone really powerful didn't want him to say a goddamn word so they killed him. Yes, Clinton powerful.
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  3407. I believe China created the coronavirus in a lab but not before developing the vaccine needed to treat it RIGHT before unleashing it. Catch the rest of the world by surprise, kill a few of our own people, a year later we'll re-open having apparently beaten this thing and the rest of the world (namely the West) will still be in a state of absolute chaos and upheaval. I do not think they created the virus to kill people as much as they did it knowing we would not have any idea how to deal with it. CDC wasn't ready for it. I am guessing China knew this, too, but their real motive wasn't death as much as it was to completely destroy the economy of the US and maybe even the world at large. Motive? Trump's asinine trade war with China. We were hurting from that, too, but they were hurting more. This was their ace in the hole, and it also is probably the only reason Trump lost the election and Biden won. By every other metric, Trump was winning re-election until the 'Rona hit. And they not only wanted him gone in favor of someone more traditional and controllable (for better or worse) like Biden, but they wanted to cripple the economy of the United States. They've succeeded on every level if this was their intention. If it was truly an accident, it's worked out more for them than it has for us.
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  3408.  @riverside321  No I don't. I clicked on the video because I have an interest in the case, I don't care that it's CNN, if it was on Fox News I'd watch it there too. Not everyone sticks to one network, in fact it's better if you get your information from all sides of the spectrum to have a more balanced outlook on things because everyone, left and right, has an agenda.
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  3409.  @iliamorshed6556  Well, if the KKK had a nationally syndicated radio program and were taken seriously by even 1% of the population and then went around saying that January 6th or something like that was orchestrated by the blacks or the Jews and people actually believed it, then maybe. And not just blanket statements, like he named a specific person or people. This was an individual suit brought by a family, he suggested that they were crisis actors and that their kid not only didn't die but may never have existed to begin with. The biggest difference with this case and any of those situations though is that Alex Jones actually had a PLATFORM, like he was broadcasting this.
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  3410.  @beckoninglight16  Yeah I had a feeling he was going to do that. That's the only way to get out of paying. But I wonder how much money he actually has. There was a point he was making $800 thousand dollars A DAY. Not anymore but at his peak I mean. But also remember, he's got two more lawsuits coming up so that figure is just going to get higher and higher. I suspect he's going to sue his attorney for bungling the case up as much as they did.
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  3411.  @beluga2342  Uhhhh.... InfoWars?
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  3412. Rule #1: never talk more than the girl Rule #2: Don't look TOO interested. Look interested, but keep it casual, don't act like you're trying to speedrun your relationship or something. Rule #3: Have your own life. Your own friends. Have opinions. Don't be afraid to disagree. Rule #4: If you find that you are disagreeing more than you are agreeing, it's not gonna work. Move on. Rule #5: If it doesn't work out, it's OK. Don't ask them for their friend's numbers, if they did have a friend you met that was also single who you might feel more interested in and it's clear they were also interested in you, pursue that at your own risk. Chances are good that that friendship between the two females will be over anyway as soon as they find out you replaced her with her friend. Rule #6: People want what they can't have, that's the same with men and women both. You can't take advantage of this aspect of human nature, though, when you are not in a relationship and stay in a constant state of availability. If you are 47 years old and have never had a meaningful relationship, at some point people are logically going to start asking the question: "Why? Why hasn't he had a successful, good relationship, at his age? Gotta be a reason right?" and they wouldn't be wrong. Cause there is a reason. This guy doesn't care about anyone but himself, apparently, and I think more than he wants someone to share his life with he's so attached to the idea that he HAS to be with someone that every single potential mate that comes along he scares away with his over-zealousness. He's too pushy for a dude, and if he mentions that he wants kids on the first date that's going to scare off 99.7% of them.
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  3413. I stopped using Facebook in 2011 and I haven't missed it a single bit.
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  3414. A high chance, sure, but it IS possible (however unlikely) for someone to be a "weekend warrior" and just use like... say, once every two weeks or something. Chances are it will become a habit, though, then it's on like Donkey Kong.
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  3415. I think if the problem is that a certain demographic can't afford to live in a certain area regardless of their job or situation, and if their family (if any) nearby isn't willing to take care of them themselves, then offer them a pre-made list of really, really cheap places to live and try to tailor it to whatever skills they may or may not have to help them get started somewhere they can afford. I don't know I think it's really sad there's such a discrepancy between the rich and poor in a city like LA but it is what it is. Sucks they may not want to leave what they feel like is their home, but if they can't afford it... you know what I mean? Come back when and if you can. It's taxed too much anyway I wouldn't live there if I could afford it.
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  3416. These poor dudes. Like they talk about it like "Oh well it's just a job. Doesn't mean I have to like it, but it's my job." and "If I had other professional opportunities, I'd do that instead of this." You really think you can just submit a two weeks notice and resign from a job like this? It's blood in, blood out. There is no leaving once you're in. I believe them to a certain extent when they say that nothing bad ever happens to people who "don't deserve it". But who decides who deserves what? I think there's a certain level of naivete when it comes to this sort of thing, by the time you realize just how bad of a deal it really is, you're stuck. There's no way out of it, whether you win the lottery the next day or not. And if you're just a gunman, you're a pawn in this metaphorical game of chess. I wouldn't want to be El Chapo either, to be the boss, because you may just be another face in the crowd as a soldier but as the boss there's going to be higher bounties for you, whether they're law enforcement bounties or bounties from other cartel members. But you rarely see them out in the trenches fighting alongside the soldiers for a lot of reason. Their lives are more secure than yours in a firefight, and they will use you if you let them.
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  3417.  @Romeo-le2ez  That's sort of what I mean though I guess. If you know too much, you're a liability all of a sudden in their eyes. Why even risk letting them go? In fact I think the trainer dude in the video basically said "We don't let anyone go." I don't know, they are trying to relegate this career to a certain sense of normalcy but really it's not. The truth is I don't think many of them WANT to leave. It's a better living than they'd get doing anything else in their community from the sound of it.
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  3418. Recovering heroin addict. I know it's controversial and to people who do not know, it makes no sense, but harm reduction facilities save lives. I'd take it a step further and do for people what they're doing in Vancouver where they have injection sites where they observe you with Narcan to make sure your ass doesn't fall asleep and die. It's no joke. Beyond that, I live in a state where they only just recently started a basic needle exchange program. There were times I or people I knew couldn't get needles, and because of that we had to resort to reusing needles and in some cases (and I hate this) share them after bleaching them out. That is extremely dangerous. Not just for the user themselves, but in theory to everyone else too. That's how you get HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C, MRSA, staph infections etc. Stuff that could affect other people. All because they won't take dirty needles out of circulation and provide fresh ones? The problem exists, people are going to use drugs with or without these resources, at this point it's a matter of damage control aka HARM REDUCTION.
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  3419. By the way I don't believe the Brad Pitt story. If that ever truly happened, Weinstein would've blacklisted Pitt (he had WAY more power than Pitt did in 1995/1996, trust me, and probably did even all the way up until his arrest) from Hollywood as much as he possibly could (and we know it didn't happen because Pitt's star just kept growing and growing and growing -- he hadn't even shot Fight Club yet, to be perfectly clear) AND/OR he'd have probably reported Brad to the police for the threat. It was outside of a premiere, I am certain someone else would've overheard it or at least seen the awkward exchange. It's a great story that makes us love Brad even more than we already do -- but I just don't buy it.
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  3420. Love how they disparage Western everything, ideology and all, while holding and equipping Western gear. Foolishly left behind by probably the dumbest president in the history of this country. I mean we've had some dumb ones but goddamn Joe Biden's Corn Pop fighting ass is unconscionably stupid. This is, ironically, one of the problems with democracy. Everyone, even the dumb ones, get to vote too.
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  3421. It feels like a wrestling segment doesn't it, the way he masterfully kind of plays the stage too. Oh it was almost certainly set up beforehand too
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  3422.  @alfonsosalazar7024  That and the author of the series credits the War of the Roses first and foremost arguably more than any other inspiration in it's inception. It's not just what others said, it's what HE said.
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  3423. I guess the main question is are you allowed to protect your house meaning JUST the actual people who live inside of it, OR does it mean that you literally get to protect the ENTIRE house, whether you're there or not. Because that's where the interesting aspect of the case is, defining what the limits actually are for protecting your "castle", so to speak. The fact they weren't there to operate the gun is only reason it's something debatable at all.
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  3424. Wait how the fuck did Barbara end up on this
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  3425. I am not calling the little girl and her family liars but her statements looked very rehearsed. "I don't even go to school anymore for fear of the drone strikes" little girl please understand that's like one of the safest places you can be. Only way they're attacking a school is if they know insurgents are holed up in it as well. That's the problem with the way they (and we) are currently fighting. They know we don't want civilian casualties so they force themselves into situations that they know if we hit them, civilians will be hit as well, and then they can point at that like "See! The US are evil devils after all, they kill innocents!" I don't guess asking you to put on a uniform and meet us in the field would work, would it? If we're hitting innocents it's only because you are fighting us and putting them in proximity at the same time.
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  3426. It's really scary but I do think there will be another civil CONFLICT, maybe not a war but a conflict, but it won't resemble the original civil war as much as it will resemble acts of terrorism and violence in the streets. I also blame the news and media in general for this coming.
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  3427.  @jorgenoname6062  You don't understand the biggest problem beyond that though. You can't just go like set up a hiring post for people willing to cook clandestine drugs. Gus groomed Gale. Walt just showed up and happened to find him in an alternative way. He also couldn't afford to set up that many labs, either. You know how much it cost him to set up the superlab? Hundreds of millions of dollars. Secretly. Transporting engineers from Germany and making sure they were not only willing to play ball, but willing to stay confided in the secret place until it was done. That one alone was probably half of his money at the time.
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  3428. I hear what you're saying about Russia neglecting cities and territories it already has in favor of taking over new territory, but those are in regions that are definitely not going anywhere because of how internal they are and all. But that also goes against the main reason Russia wants Ukraine in the first place. They say it's for "denazification" and the liberation of Russians within Ukraine, but really it comes down to the fact they want Ukraine's natural resources like natural gas, they also want the pipeline that goes through Ukraine so as not to pay any more fees to Ukraine to ship oil from Russia to Europe, and finally they want Ukraine itself for geographical reasons. It's the doorway to Europe itself. Some people think they're going for Europe next, I doubt it, they do want a strategical bastion though and they want to do it before Ukraine applies for NATO so that way it's just war vs. Ukraine whereas if Ukraine was part of NATO, this would be Russia v. NATO, not just Ukraine. And they know that's not a battle they can win. Not without using nukes or something else equally as "shooting themselves in the foot" as that.
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  3429. We do owe Jimmy Kimmel for helping Adam Carolla to begin with though. It could be argued that if it wasn't for Kimmel basically introducing him to the right people we may not have Adam Carolla at all.
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  3430. We should build a wall between us and the hippos
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  3431. I think he would win if he ran, too, that'll be a few more elections though, he's still a bit young yet. Look out for him to run for Senate though pretty soon, as soon as 2020 or 2022. That'd be a good starting point down the road to eventually being president one day anyway. Actually nvm I just read and he could technically run in 2020. He will have just barely made the minimum age requirement to run. And of course yes this would mean he'd be running against Trump, which I dunno how wise or unwise that'd be. I don't doubt that Ben could win but the problem with running against a sitting president is incumbent's win 90% of the time statistically. But that's when we're talking normal politicians, Donald Trump has successfully offended so many people at this point even Republicans are ready to jump ship on him.
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  3432. I don't think that's dandruff in the predators hair I think it might just be meth flakes.
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  3433. Is Ghosts real? I think they is
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  3434. I suspect this story won't have a happy ending sadly. I mean, please prove me wrong in the end. I want to be wrong. I just don't think it's going to happen at this point, regardless of who is wrong in this situation.
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  3435. Uhhhh duh. You either get out of prison dead or alive. This is common sense.
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  3436.  @KingKakashi45  You're welcome moron
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  3437. It's a documentary by a black man, about black men, who are celebrated in their own communities for taking a craft they had already mastered into the legal sphere and finally proving that hard work and determination can yield positive results for people of color, too. Why does this offend people so much? It's not to denigrate white people or anything they've ever achieved, it's highlighting that finally we're seeing upward mobility in a group that has historically struggled with it basically forever. This is a GOOD thing. White people look at the race issue with almost an eye-roll or whatever but like I do think if white people had to live a week in the shoes of a black man they'd immediately see what people were talking about. From having people recoil and like clutch their purses closer to them as they walk past you, to following you around stores or whatever "in case you try to steal something" when you may have the fattest wallet in the store. Just little things like that. The law says we all have equal rights but we are still a ways off before we have actual, true equity in the form of society. If we ever get it at all. The best thing we can try to do though is to try to understand one another and our respective situations in life, but as a white person I just wanna let other people know that it's just as Kanye said. Racism is still alive, they're just concealing it. But it doesn't have to be that way.
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  3438. I think it's a story about madness more than anything. I don't know if the lighthouse is real, I don't know if he actually was there, I don't even know if both of the characters themselves exist. I think the entire thing takes place in the mind of both of them, as they are the same person. One being a young man who killed another man, assumed his identity, then lived under that identity to escape justice and the other being the older man that he becomes, living a life having lied to himself. Who is deeply ashamed and he's basically confronting himself about it especially the deeper he is actually getting into an alcoholic and self destructive stupor. It also draws heavily from tragedies in the Greek tradition, hence the mythology component of this video. That's the only thing we know for sure based on interviews from the director, he's very into his Greek mythology.
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  3439. that's a good question actually...
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  3440. I think it's also interesting to note that Walt never once thought that it was odd that Gus lived in his neighborhood, or close enough anyway so as to make it seem that way. Had a nice house filled with toys, presumably children that he had with his "wife" or whatever, giving the image that Gus is naught but a proper family man. Family before business. Who else in the show do we know who sounded exactly that way when talking to Gus not long before that? In other words, Gus had somebody go buy a bunch of toys to decorate his "house" for that visit so he could actually better get in Walt's head and convince him to keep cooking at the time, even though Walt was expressing desire to quit prior to that. "He values family, so I will show him that I also value family". While we know now, or "know" now that Gus more likely in fact was actually gay. In my opinion that's just one of many houses Gus had, it's not as if he couldn't afford to have one near each of his Pollos locations if he really wanted to. I don't think that was really his house, though, certainly not the one he stayed at regularly, he probably had a network of safehouses all over the country that he'd travel between when necessary.
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  3441. The most famous lines addicts say to each other especially is "One last time, that's it." That's what it starts out as, every single time. And that one last time can turn into years but the #1 thing all addicts have in common with themselves is their ability to rationalize the use one way or another. It''s not uncommon at all for addicts in groups especially to promise one last time, and even if one means it and others in the group don't, it's like a vicious cycle in a lot of ways.
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  3442. I love the music but their image is simultaneously refreshing and terrifying, I can't really tell if they are actually Satanic or not, but he sure has talked about Lucifer in this song and demons in the other (and in that same song says "Hail Satan"). They say it's tongue-in-cheek, but to see those people singing with passion in the audience about Lucifer's son is quite disturbing for some reason to me.
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  3443. I heard that 99% of the time the machines are NOT broken they are just required to clean them more often than the employees would prefer to. Sometimes they just don't feel like it, other times it might be in the middle of being cleaned but it's just easier for them to tell you "Sorry the ice cream machine is broken" than to tell you what's really going on.
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  3444. I love that someone with such an incorrect viewpoint on this issue in particular is named "Ralph". Until men start conceiving and having to carry babies around in their bellies to reproduce, honestly this is the sort of thing we should probably stay out of as men. It has nothing to do with us.
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  3445.  @darklaw7766  Are you really suggesting that men had no say in that beforehand? I mean sometimes they don't, usually they would though.
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  3446.  @brandensilverstar  Why do you talk like a low intelligence Dr. Seuss?
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  3447.  @freshbrad1354  OK, well maybe be careful who you knock up then.
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  3448. Love the guy with his feet up in the recliner. He paid for one show and ended up getting two.
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  3449. Joe Rogan said "I could've had several hits before the show and it would've been the same podcast" OK, so why do it then? You clearly don't mean "It would've been the same" so maybe don't say it that way. You just mean "I would've been able to pull the interview off just the same" also let's be completely honest with ourselves you're Joe Rogan, there's no way you didn't light something up before the show.
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  3450. Everything you need to know about Amber Heard. She had a failing acting career, hooked up with Johnny Depp -- a wealthy man. Then guess what she did when THEY broke up? She went and was dating and almost married Elon Musk an even wealthier man. It doesn't take a genius to figure this pattern out.
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  3451. @11:04 -- he's got the needle tucked behind his ear... was he using himself during this time?
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  3452. Nah it's more than that, he plays 3d chess with people when debating. He knows how to ask them questions that will bolster his point before they even realize he's asking them questions that will bolster his point. He's like Steven Crowder on crack with a yamaka.
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  3453.  @nikibronson133  I mean, but he wouldn't be destroying and owning people if he didn't come armed with facts. If he's "destroying and owning" people it's because his arguments are better. And that generally means he's coming with the truth than not. While I agree that debates are about challenging ideas and educating each other, I would posit he does exactly that. Particularly with people who otherwise maybe haven't thought about an issue the way he would like you to before. The fact he can do that is a testament to the man himself and his ability to do what he does which is essentially he's a professional orator. But no, I think as much as debates are about what you said, the main thing a debate is meant for as serving as a vehicle with which we might arrive at the truth about an issue. It's an adversarial form of conversation where the only thing that is common with all forms of debate is that the two people debating fundamentally must disagree first, with the winner being the one who more successfully conveys his point to "educate" and "challenge ideas" within the audience itself. I get it, you're a liberal and you think with your heart more than your brain and that's a problem, but he's never coming with anything but facts when it comes to debates and that's why he's won so many of them.
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  3454.  @nikibronson133  A debate is about arguing with someone else to reach the truth of the matter. Period.
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  3455.  @nikibronson133  .... there's medication for what you have. de·bate verb argue about (a subject), especially in a formal manner. "the board debated his proposal" That's the Google definition of what it means to debate. I understand, you think an argument has to be emotionally fueled and probably a little bit fueled by alcohol as well where it's not truly an argument till your stepdad slaps your little sister, but what professional debaters do is argue with each other. Period. It is for the enlightenment of the audience. It's very much an intellectual pursuit, and I think everyone who pursues it seriously is an intellectual whether I agree with them or not. Ben Shapiro's won more debates than he's lost. He is good at it. Whether you like him or not. Anyways, yeah get lost we're not going to find much agreement here I'm afraid and your writing is atrocious. Unintentionally certainly but it appears to be the ramblings of a madman. Good luck with that. You can have the last word.
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  3456. I'm still tripping I think I took shrooms yesterday morning though what the fuck or is this real
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  3457. I am leaning towards the soundwaves from a nuclear base that only a dog can hear, or something. There are certain like magical frequencies that effect animals in ways we can't understand, however there is supposedly a certain frequency of musical note that actually stimulates bowel movements. It's called the "brown note". I have never heard it being proven or confirmed though, and of course that is just an example of a frequency (audible or not) that can effect behavior in those that hear it. Dogs sense of hearing is even more sensitive and acute than humans, even. It's more plausible than a damn witch in the lake, anyway.
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  3458. I can see Ivanka Trump over Melania Trump any day. As long as the ages are right. Melania has zero interest in being in politics anymore. Meanwhile, Ivanka and her husband Jared actually have stepped up to the plate for better or worse. Yeah. I see Ivanka Trump running in 2028 all day long.
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  3459. Yeah I've long said "fuck microscopes". I am proud that NASA has finally gotten over itself and admitted I was right this entire time. Fuck microscopes. Assholes they are.
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  3460.  @robmckay875  Correct, it's to such an extent I would say mild asperger's could even be a gift. You can still learn how to improve your life within the scope of that disability, but you're still asperger's smart. But if you have it worse than others, it's still a gift but the debilitating effects of it start to make it worse than it is good. I think the kid featured in this has a moderate to heavy case, but it's not severe, it's close, but even he has found a way in LARPing to learn what other people may think is common sense.
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  3461. If he was in the Bahamas and was scheduled to speak before Congress the next day, I think it's a very good possibility he was about to try to flee to a country with no extradition or something like that. So it's a good thing they got him when they still could, IMO.
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  3462. The thing I am most concerned about besides the obvious fact that I think it's outrageous that something that's been policy for 50 years is now overturned in the blink of an eye, and the other aspect which is they're not even secretly talking about going after not just contraception (birth control and condoms) but also gay rights themselves (and gay marriage), is that the only thing the Biden administration can do about it is pack the courts. What is "packing the courts"? They've discussed doing it already and so far Biden has been against it because if he does it, then the next president will do it, and then the next, and then the next, and next thing you know we have 50 supreme court justices instead of 9. But essentially people think that the Supreme Court can only have 9 justices. This is categorically false. It hasn't been 9 forever, it's just been that way for a long time and traditionally it's been that way so long that most people assume it's the way it's always been. Only Congress can do this though and with midterm elections coming up and the Democrats bracing for a proper ass beating, if they're going to do this it will happen soon. We're heading into some of the darkest contemporary times in American history right now. It will take decades to fix this if not even longer than that.
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  3463. Somebody didn't want him to talk, in court or otherwise. Somebody needed him gone before he dragged them down with him. You have to ask yourself not only who WOULD do that, but mainly who has the POWER to do that. I think it rhymes with "The Flintons"
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  3464. Well, the Wolf of Wall Street in real life SHOULD be behind bars. But he's not. If you believe him he's broke now and still paying restitution back. Are you kidding me? That guy had money in offshore accounts all over the world. I guarantee they didn't find it all. But he's still out there and he says he's making millions of dollars a year doing inspirational speeches or whatever and THAT is how he's paying the restitution off, but white collar crime really is punished on a different level than your more normal "run of the mill" crimes.
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  3465.  @carmahfk7399  It IS a hallucinogen, whoever was meant to be watching her clearly wasn't doing a very good job. It's worked for more people than it hasn't, from what I understand. You really need to a) know for a fact that what you're getting is Ibogaine and b) hope that it's prepared by someone who knows what they're doing, who will also administer it the correct way, with correct doses and frequency. This person is akin to a shaman who administers ayahuasca treatments and then supervises the "patient" to make sure their ghetto ass doesn't run off to Wal-Mart only to get caught huffing dust in the parking lot or whatever unbelievable story your ex-fiance told you for whatever reason even though you were ex's at that point. "Hey there I know I told you I hated your guts and you said the same but you won't believe what just happened to me in Mexico!" ............... Do your own research if you're addicted to opiates but I think you have every right to look into all options, whether you want to spend the next 5-10 years or more on maintenance drugs like Suboxone or Methadone or you want to roll the dice and try to get off the shit altogether assuming you can find real Ibogaine and someone worth a shit to make sure you don't die or do anything stupid during the detox process, look into all your options.
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  3466.  @carmahfk7399  OK, I know over 20 people who have had success with stuff other than Suboxone or Methadone. Everyone I know on Suboxone or Methadone is still on it or dead. The few people I know who have tried alternative therapies like Ayahuasca, Ibogaine and even Kratom Tea (to a lesser extent) have all reported success with it. I personally know of at least 20 stories and I know two people personally who have completely detoxed from Methadone and one actually detoxed from Heroin itself using Ibogaine. One thing I imagine you have to look out for when going to a place like Mexico is make sure you know for a FACT it's legit. If they have tourist traps for everything else in Mexico, I can imagine they'd have something like that for people who are just trying to get clean in Mexico as well. People get ripped off down there all the time. So to that end I guess maybe giving you the benefit of the doubt is it possible it was fake Ibogaine? Or that you got ripped off for lack of a better word? And I even mentioned there wasn't a 100% success rate, I don't think it's fair to say anything in this world is 100%. I just said it differently, I said "the only downside is you could possibly die". It's very rare, but yeah, most people's definition of "Ibogaine didn't work for me" is "It killed me" not "It made me really sick and bitchy in Mexico".
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  3467. Their worst neighborhood after dark and all the kids out there playing basketball lol
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  3468. Boogie's probably got his nuts in a microwave like Randy from South Park now TRYING to get cancer now.
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  3469. You have to ask yourself this -- why is Iran so ballsy right now? Because they know that Russia and China, specifically, are looking for any excuse to go to war with the US themselves, right now. Iran by themselves wouldn't win a conflict with the US -- if Russia and China back them, however, that's one the US can't and won't win. That will also have further ramifications for the geopolitical landscape, as the US is already engaged in a costly (for both sides) trade war that's essentially pointless, in effect, as China's just gonna wait for Trump to get voted out as a bad economy would surely mean for him in the 2020 elections. But if it turned bloody when it comes to Iran, I do think that would be the most costly mistake the US has ever made and I am legitimately scared out of my mind because Iran knows they won't be alone if it turns to that. I don't know that Trump knows that, though. They're not being insanely ballsy right now because they're crazy. They have a plan if it does turn bloody.
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  3470.  @R-Lee-  Congrats?
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  3471.  @R-Lee-  You can't read?
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  3472. The owners were awkward as fuck. It's almost like they felt like you were making fun of them or something. Not your fault they chose a shitty business. See what I did there? Oh ho!
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  3473. Do you honestly not understand the difference?
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  3474.  John Morgan  Walter White was an innocent man
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  3475.  John Morgan  He's innocent. On all charges. We're currently appealing his release. Oh wait nvm he's [spoilers]
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  3476.  John Morgan  He's a poor innocent man falsely accused by his son who was faking being handicapped the entire time. The real kingpin is still on the loose! Especially after breakfast.
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  3477. ​ @scarlettdamante4945  ​ I've seen the show at least six maybe even seven times now over the years. I have more I am basing this opinion on than just this video. Far more/ I hope that's more than you have to base your own opinion on, as well. Cause if not, you should recognize that nobody likes a stupid person less if they're loud to boot. Nobody cares what you have to say. Approx 460 and counting care what I have to say. I guess my other replies weren't PG enough for this tame, lame ass environment we face in commenting nowadays. Just know if I had my way I'd be mopping the floor with your stupid ass and calling you every name you deserve to be called. Treating you the way you deserve to be treated. Like shit on the fucking floor that nobody wants to clean up or acknowledge but everyone can all agree that it stinks and needs to be dealt with. Congratulations on establishing yourself as a veritable fucking moron. We will all proceed to laugh at you now in perpetuity.
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  3478.  @bananasdoingthetwist  Welp, they did and they do. "Not a good enough reason" OK, what's yours?
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  3479.  @bananasdoingthetwist  She's a thorn in his side the entire time. People wanna see him go balls to the wall and actually succeed on some level in actually getting them the money he's making for them, but until she actually saw the duffel bag full of money he laid at her feet when he finally confessed, and only on maybe the 8th or 9th time he was like "No, this is totally safe. It's as legitimate as going to work for a company on the Fortune 500, I wear a lab coat and it's all completely and totally untraceable back to me, or us, and it's safe. AND I am going to be making more than this actually, four times a year, from now on" was she like "OK maybe this isn't SO bad, as long as it's safe..." and for his part I actually think not only did he believe his own lies himself at the time, I think he was right. Gus knew he was going to die from cancer most likely if not sooner than later, he wouldn't even have to waste the guy afterward because he knew too much about the lab. I do wonder though if Gus had gone with Gale instead if he'd have killed him down the road. You have to understand, that's the Mafia/Cartel mentality when it comes to people who work with or for them. They're all smiles and cooperation while they're actually working but you can't ever really truly walk away from it. Not alive. Anyway, non-rambling TL;DR version is that I think in Breaking Bad the viewers were primarily interested in seeing him go as far as he could in the criminal underworld and she was always the ref calling superfluous flags and interrupting the flow of the game like "Time out time out, this is actually unbelievably stupid and dangerous of you, Walt" but his position was he was in control at all times in this enterprise, at least in his lies to her, but in reality he was never in control of it.
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  3480.  Altaf Kalam  I think the main thing is the first time you watch it it's almost a guilty pleasure, you want to see him go as far as he can in this insane new lifestyle of his. But then you watch it again for the first time, at least in my case, and you know exactly just how far he goes and what he does. The brilliant thing about Breaking Bad and other well made shows like it, like Better Call Saul even or The Sopranos is that they're almost better the second time you watch them. You see them from entirely different points of view in a lot of cases. But when it came to Breaking Bad, now that we know exactly what Walt does and all the moves he makes etc, you start looking at it more realistically like there were SO many times he could've been caught, and in some cases even should've been caught as someone pointed out above. But just like Jesse said about Walt, Walt's not just smarter than most people -- he's luckier than them. But if he ever did get caught, or like killed or whatever, most likely the shitstorm would've just crashed down on his entire family that much sooner.
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  3481.  @pluswig  Cry more for me, please. It's great.
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  3482.  @jessiepinkman7736  Well, sort of. Typically a threshold guardian is a BAD thing. Honestly, Skylar is reacting the way any woman in her right mind would act if their husband decided to start committing crimes and hurting people for a living. She's acting completely and totally rationally, in light of that, in fact. But because Walt is still our protagonist (in the anti-hero genre basically in spite of all the evil things he was doing he was still the main character and the one that viewers spend the most time with... therefore getting to know best) and she was constantly the roadblock in his way she technically still I think counts as a threshold guardian. She basically was just there to stand in Walt's way until she gave up and then she just started to turn a blind eye to everything.
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  3483. @ShyNerdGirl HoneyFlower Welp, that's why she did it. That and she didn't want to lose her house because technically the criminal enterprise existed whether she liked it or not, also there was a huge chance she could be connected to it. A huge chance they could take everything then make HER prove she didn't have anything to do with it down the road. She was stuck. It's not rocket science. LOL you SJW fuck, I'm not apologizing to a foreign moron whose misunderstanding of the show may only be outmatched by your own. You deserve each other wee todds.
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  3484.  @doriangray104  Did YOU watch the show? Skylar 100% knew he was cooking meth at this point in the series. That's why she fucked her boss to begin with, like "OK you wanna live this reckless, clandestine lifestyle that involves lying to me on a daily basis? Fine. I will too." She knew he was manufacturing meth when she finally revenge fucks Ted in the third episode of Season 3. It's one thing to be stupid, it's another thing to be loud.
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  3485.  @doriangray104  Skylar inadvertently cooked those books by signing off on things Ted was having to do himself up to that point. TED was cooking the books, by the time she noticed it was already done/too late. Then it became a matter of trying to avoid the IRS auditing them for any reason after the fact, which unfortunately meant that the only reasonable solution at the time was to give Ted the money he needed to square things away with the government before they started digging TOO much into not just Beneke's but ultimately the bookkeeper Skylar's affairs and perhaps even her extended family as well -- which she knew by the time she found out the books were cooked. Ted was cooking the books. By the time Skylar noticed, it was too late, but because she had signed off on them she was technically complicit in it, too. Ted cooked the books, not Skylar. BTW, Season 3, Episode 3 is when she fucked Ted. You had it as Season 3, Episode 5. For someone listing Seasons and Episodes for your references, you may wanna make sure you're right first make sure you're referring to them correctly. No, she strongly suspected Walt of doing something shady/illegal but didn't know for a fact until he admitted it to her after the cliffhanger in Season 3, Episode 1. She thought he was selling cocaine at the time. She just knew he was up to something, but didn't "know" know until he finally told her. Season 3, Episode 1. Walt knew she wasn't going to sign the divorce papers, by the way. That was his way of calling her bluff. At that point I think she also realized that pursuing a relationship with Ted would ultimately make her the asshole of the family (until Walt got caught, that is) but more importantly she also was beginning to get a taste of Walt's meth money and I do think on some level she wanted to stay along for the ride, so to speak, even though logically she knew it was not a wise decision for herself or her family.
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  3486.  @doriangray104  TED was cooking the books. It just took Skylar a few months of working there and reading the old books to actually NOTICE. But she was signing off on them anyway, never imagining that Ted would be in financial trouble (or that he'd do something as illegal as cooking his books to begin with -- therein lies the dichotomy of her love interests. Both were criminals. One was doing white collar crime, and one was doing more traditional crime). Because she signed off on those books, she was technically as complicit as he was in the eyes of the law but the idea that SHE was cooking his books for him EVER, on purpose, is categorically false. You must have missed the scene where she's calling him out for it like "This is a serious problem for us both. This is illegal, Ted. We have to fix this." The fact that you don't realize it, and that you think Skylar was actually cooking his books on purpose, is a true testament to your misunderstanding of the show. Go watch it again. Skylar would never have cooked his books on purpose and she was horrified to find out that he was doing it both prior to her returning and somewhat even after the fact apparently as well. It just took her getting caught up and really scrutinizing it with a more exacting eye for her to notice. SMH most people understand this aspect of the show. You're an idiot.
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  3487. ​ @doriangray104  We didn't watch the same show. She never participated in cooking his books. That all came to an end as soon as she found out HE was doing it, then the entire game plan switched to "How do we do damage control in the meantime?" (read: her long con with the auditor where she faked being a ditsy bimbo if only because it helped to explain in the meantime why the books might have been wrong) and then ULTIMATELY how do we settle up with them? She wasn't doing it to help Ted. She couldn't give a fuck about Ted at that point, she was doing what she did so that any investigation into him didn't lead into an investigation then into her or her family. This would have put more scrutiny on Walt and their increasingly illegal income, and if HE got caught she knew that it would all be over for them (and rightly so -- they lost everything when he got caught). You're a fucking idiot if you think she actually cooked the books with Ted, somehow. She signed off on documents he had cooked up, then stopped as soon as she found out and it's safe to say that's when their relationship ended as well. Fucking moron.
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  3488.  @doriangray104  You're a fucking moron. She didn't continue cooking his books. She stopped all that immediately and started finding out a way to fix it before the auditor found out for them. Holy shit. Do your research or tape your mouth shut if you're inexplicably loud and stupid at the same time. What a curse. What a fucking dolt.
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  3489.  @doriangray104  She was never an "accomplice" of Ted's. What the fuck are you talking about? She essentially stopped working for him as soon as she found out what he was doing but couldn't just "quit" (her names were on the documents) and couldn't just go report him to the IRS because she was also complicit in other ACTUAL crimes taking place via her husband. This is so elementary I almost wonder if you're trolling. Nobody can possibly be this fucking dumb.
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  3490.  @doriangray104  She was an accomplice only insofar as she was signing documents that were cooked by TED, beyond that she wasn't. She was guilty only of not paying enough attention before signing. She didn't continue in any of these activities, she wasn't meeting up with Ted like "Which books are we cooking up next, partner?" None of that. She wasn't an accomplice. She was fooled by Ted, like everyone else, until she realized she had signed off on things she shouldn't have. She didn't continue to do so after the fact. Which was a major plot point, you fucking moron. By the way, your English is fucking horrible. You're trash. Have a nice day.
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  3491.  @doriangray104  You literally proved my point with half of those. By the final third act, she had given up resisting him but every single thing you had cited up to laundering money just proved my point. She was getting in his way, she spent half of the show resisting him until finally giving in to it. Having no other choice. I'd like to say you're an affable wee todd but really you're just loud and stupid. Holy shit. Your mama should've swallowed you.
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  3492. Not if, but when China invades Taiwan, that will be the beginning of WW3 in earnest.
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  3493. They're not interested in selling you things that you can get already for cheaper. They're not in it for the "feel-goods". They are there to make a metric fuckload of money by selling something that society has deemed illegal to sell, something that is artificially worth like 10 times as much if not more than it would be, and they're OK with the risk especially now that they basically run Mexico. They do good things occasionally but it's never out of the good of their hearts, they're effectively running public relations campaigns on a professional level with holiday gifts etc. It's all just to maintain control of the situation, and they feel like even more than just buying the police on some level they need to even buy the people, something Pablo himself realized was effective as well. Just saying, if they found out a customer had a life-threatening illness and NEEDED the medicine, unless it was a political favor or for one of the bosses or something, they'd be like "How desperate are they for this medicine?" and maybe even crank the price up a little more because they know you'd pay it.
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  3494. if you pet them at the base of their tail on their backs they usually like that. I mean, cats do anyway and is this not a cat?
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  3495. this might be my favorite interview I've ever seen/heard you do and I've seen a lot of these
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  3496. If you address the Federal Reserve which has been allowed to operate with impunity for the past 105 years (by my count, it's 105 years now). They are the reason that a cheeseburger at McDonald's used to cost a quarter and a soda was like a nickle and meals now are like $5 or $6. The inflation and cost of goods has gone up SO much, but the actual living wages of people have more or less stayed the same, with like minor improvements here and there. I mean, the long term fix is to get rid of the Federal Reserve and pay for a long, long time of hurt because we owe so much money now THAT DOESN'T EXIST (it literally doesn't exist -- paying them back in full is impossible by design) but short term minimum wage needs to go up, I guess. By a lot.
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  3497.  @RustyWells2  Until someone comes knocking demanding it, like, you know, China. Or like an army of multiple nations. We're not as invincible as we might think.
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  3498. I don't think he's right when he says "Nobody just wakes up and wants to be a G one day". No, I think there's plenty of them that do, and David Courtney always struck me as one that on some level really, really loves what he does. He gets a thrill from being what he is, which is an outlaw. And I think we've always had a weird obsession with outlaws in the West especially, ever since the stories of Pirates began to thrill us as children, or the tales of the James Gang robbing trails by horseback etc. I guarantee they all loved what they did.
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  3499. The fact this movie didn't get the recognition it deserves is frankly criminal. Neither actor was even nominated for the Academy Award. It received one nomination, for cinematography, which frankly was deserved. But the performances by both actors are truly unbelievable. Both of them.
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  3500. Anyone else notice him gesture that he still smokes pot when she asks how it is to be clean? @3:23
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  3501. The twisty moustache guy trying a little too hard IMO
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  3502. You don't get where Tony got by just being satisifed with one bag. You also don't get far in general, apparently, he failed to learn the most important lesson which of course was "Don't get high on your own supply". That and his moral and ethical code didn't have any place in the world he found himself inhabiting professionally. I do think that the Colombian should've probably aborted the mission if he knew that it was going to involve kids, it's just like Biggie Smalls said in the Notorious movie when he was dealing, he'd have no problem selling to some crackhead mother that either had kids with her or was apparently pregnant (I forget) but he's like "I ain't no social worker". One thing to sell to a drug addicted mother, another to kill an entire family just to kill a dude. And Tony Montana didn't want anything to do with that. But killing his assassin was probably the final straw that truly led to war with Sosa.
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  3503.  @CURVEDGLASS123  He was Greek. He was always eating gyros on set.
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  3504. Either you slingin' crack rock or you got a wicked jump shot
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  3505. Get a subpoena for his cell phone records and look at all of the text messages between them. I'd read their entire text history, from beginning to end, with particular focus obviously being placed on the final few months of their relationship. I guarantee if they had an argument, or more relevantly if they argued regularly, you'd get an idea as to what kind of a person this guy really is. He may have even littered the conversation with veiled threats, etc.
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  3506. I read the title as "Pants that can make music"
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  3507. They don't even need to spread his paperwork around, prisoners don't get access to many channels but they do get the news. Besides when it comes to him like I don't think he'll ever be put in gen pop for that reason alone, like he's going to have a mark on his back the rest of his entire life now. I don't know what they'll do, he might have to be in solitary the rest of his life or something. If they do throw him in with regular inmates he'll be dead inside 5 years.
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  3508. Because of her success she'd be the perfect person to play GI Jane in the remake? She's done alright in her career but she isn't even close to being the star that Will Smith is. She doesn't even come close to having the amount of money and success that he's had. And you have to wonder why they haven't gotten a divorce yet. I can just about guarantee they don't have a prenup so not only would he have to deal with the heartbreak of getting a divorce which is like breaking up but on steroids, he also is going to most likely have to give her half of everything he owns as well as half of his money as well. Compared to him, she's a nobody. Ironically though this is precisely why she has such a tight grip on his balls. He CAN'T AFFORD to leave her. And she knows it.
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  3509. "New Orleans is a city with a looooooooot of money". No. No it isn't. New Orleans is so broke they can't even afford to fix some of the traffic lights TO THIS DAY and it's also so broke that if you have a lawsuit against the city and win, you'll never get your money because the city just doesn't have it. I don't even know how they can afford to pay police officers and things like that. Some PEOPLE in New Orleans have money, sure, but the city itself is broke.
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  3510.  Mandy Cole  You heard me right cvnthair.
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  3511.  Mandy Cole  I'd ask for your personal information to make "finding you" even easier but honestly I can probably find you by smell alone. Rotten fish and eggs, that sort of thing, especially now that it's nearing summertime.
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  3512.  Mandy Cole  How do you manage to misspell the word "butt"? You have the IQ level of a food stamp.
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  3513. Been an Ed Norton fan since my Mom made me watch Primal Fear, and it just galvanized when I became obsessed with Fight Club around High School.
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  3514. I mean IMHO Kenan Thompson is at least part of the reason the show IS being ruined. It's not even close to being a shadow of it's former glory. And yeah he is part of the reason the show sucks. He ended up ripping off more than a few Dave Chappelle segments, the most notable one to me off the top of my head is the "I Know Black People!" skit that Dave Chappelle not only did first, he did better. I do not think Kenan is a funny comedian at all. I also think it's really weird and telling that his former childhood-era co-star Kel Mitchell claims that Kenan doesn't have any interest in talking to him anymore, won't respond to him when trying to reach out, etc., but he has no ill-will about it or anything. Kenan's just gone Hollywood which is sad both for that but it's also sad because IMO he is less talented than he is actually talented.
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  3515. In the same week some people are like: "Michael Jackson is still inno, for reasons, there's no way he did it..." "Fuck R Kelly"
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  3516. I don't know what the old fashioned tube TV was supposed to bring to the piece, other than making it harder to see some of these movies especially the modern ones that ... don't look right on that kind of TV.
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  3517. You said everything I wanted to say and then some, you're doing God's work. I had it with that fucking clown by the time he had posted that Mac Miller ouija contact video then fast forward to 2019 Etika dies and THE DAY LATER he "contacts" him? Like even if it was just a joke, nah that'd make it worse. Even if let's just admit what he's really doing is he's a multi-million subbed channel who made his niche out of making "spooky content" and then from there he took it too far and started actually like putting recently deceased people in his video's title simply because he knows that they're trending at that moment. He profits off of the death of others. In such a sneaky and weasel-like deceptive way at that, he turns around and is like "Oh I was just doing this to make money to send to Etika's family!" Yeah fucking right dude
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  3518. I do think the Democratic party is doing everything in their power to manipulate the primaries so "their" candidate gets selected. To be clear, I do think Biden is the ONLY one who has any chance at beating Trump. And by that I mean there's less than a 10% chance. Incumbent advantage is 90% if not more, nowadays. The only problem with Biden is I think he's going to get destroyed on the debate stage. Bernie Sanders can match bullshit talking with the master of bullshit talking, Trump, but Trump's main strength is he has four years now to show what he's all about whereas Sanders' track record is primarily only known in Vermont. Incumbent advantage is HUGE.
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  3519. He got Paradox'd
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  3520. I would tear it down if it's only valued at $1.3 million, cut the losses, and rebuild like 3 or 4 new houses in the correct price range (and without a trace of gawkiness like the present house does) to sell them as additional nice houses on the block. Maybe keep the pool area and turn it into a public thing or something. As is that house will never sell and it's pretty plain to see why, it would take an eccentric weirdo genius who doesn't mind how weird it is and also doesn't mind basically being the inevitable target of hatred and envy with everyone else in the neighborhood who live like peons by comparison (and that's the #1 problem with this house -- the other ones surrounding it).
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  3521. Abraham Lincoln taught himself to read? That's profound
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  3522. Has he ever sustained or overruled an objection? I am sure he has, I've just never seen it lol
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  3523. It was this most recent time anyway!
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  3524. Well, they were originally formed as a response to corrupt government. A form of self-policing that ultimately grew into LCN aka the Mafia. Corruption corrupts, apparently.
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  3525. I really liked it. I wasn't a big fan of how they did the last episode though.
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  3526. His enthusiasm for this subject makes me care about it even more. It's contagious. And I really hate maths, or as we call it in the states here simply just math. For whatever reason. Anyway, yeah. Great host is great. Love this series.
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  3527. Oh my God Disney made one of these games too? And they even unironically have an 800% VALUE loot box in it? OK, I don't agree that RAID is necessarily targeted towards children. Nor do I agree that Diablo Immortal is, especially not it in that case (even though it does have a lot of kid players) but DISNEY making a DISNEY version of this crap is categorically marketed towards kids. This is disgusting.
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  3528.  @breal1460  Some attorney explained why there wasn't much if any legal recourse Rudy could take, so maybe try Googling that like "Can Rudy sue Borat?" and you'll find a lot of articles that could explain it much better than I could.
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  3529.  @maksphoto78  It's okay, I forgive you. People drank beer instead of water. The alcohol in beer or other fermented drinks like cider and ale DOES kill germs. Of course it goes bad eventually, everything does, but even ground water had the potential for and the capacity to have organisms in it -- organisms that would have a harder time surviving in alcohol based drinks than water. I don't care if you got it from a medieval Brita tap water filter, still water of any kind become breeding grounds for germs and organisms of all kinds. The people back then didn't understand any of this let alone know what germs or the concepts of germs were, but they did view beer and other alcohol-based drinks not just safer (from experience as much as anything else scientifically speaking) but more nutritionally sound than drinking water. All they knew was they'd be less likely to get sick drinking that than water from any source they had available. Acting like ground water is somehow impervious to germs. What the fuck are you talking about?
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  3530.  @Walker-ow7vj  IPA's are great man haha
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  3531. God damn dude it's November. You'd think hurricane season would be over by now.
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  3532. Did she actually just say "What could've done that?" After their argument and everything. Seriously?
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  3533. It's amazing to me sometimes people run from chases just because they don't want to pull over and have nothing on them, but generally speaking they run because they know if they get caught they're going to prison for a long ass time. So they invariably try to take their own lives if they know the jig is up rather than face the music, whether they're riding dirty or they're wanted felons or it's their third strike and it will mean life or whatever, so in the case of the guy who jumped out of the speeding car, that was probably his last resort and he was HOPING to die and it is probably because he didn't have a gun on him at the time.
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  3534. We're so fucked.
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  3535.  @CatfishSkinner  Stan and Kyle both are the most common sense ones with decency in their hearts. Cartman though, he's the smartest. And he's diabolically smart.
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  3536. You know what it is? It's the beanie
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  3537. Wait they're only just now investigating this? First off, they know who did it. Second, they're dead now. The police didn't solve it, the streets did. Case closed.
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  3538. @Paul WT And this means that the aliens are 100% going to be a war-like, greedy, selfish species like humans... because? "You're naive and childish about what life is" Oh HERE we go. Tell me more, Boomer.
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  3539. @Paul WT We don't know every species or organism that has ever lived. Again, we're not talking about going to the zoo, either. We're talking about intelligent species with the capacity to leave their planet and go to others. If the reports of sightings are to believed, even if only 5-10% of them are true, where's the invasion? Where's the big freighter ships where they're hauling off all our resources and people to use as slaves? Not happening, is it? Guess I will come right back on the eve of the invasion and tell you you were right, that I was just a buffoon, childish and ignorant to the "facts" (preach Daddy, enlighten me). The idea that all life and all life forms exist just to loot each other or be looted is fucking stupid. Some animals exist entirely cooperatively, some animals exist independently. But alas, we're not talking about fucking animals are we? And in the same breath you call others ignorant LOL what a clown
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  3540. "I have no message for the Welsh cavalry. I will be there to shoot you soon." LOL okay so he did have a message for them
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  3541. This comment is amazing
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  3542.  @JacketedHollow66  LOL right these non-Trump supporters deserve Oscars. Their passion was unbridled. Most of the ones who got caught have been proven Trump supporters since then and they're in prison for a few years where they belong. This isn't the way to go about achieving change.
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  3543. 8:16 look at these little rioters requiring at least two people to pull a traffic sign over. What a grand protestant message you're conveying, you're really showing the man now dawg!
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  3544. "Hello? Yes, officers, I want to report TWO MISSING PRISONERS and they appear to be playing with guns."
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  3545. God. Talk about something that absolutely nobody is really prepared to properly console you over. In the span of minutes most of your family is gone in the most terrible, nonsensical way possible. Trump needs to deploy the military in Mexico, the drug cartels are more sophisticated than the Mexican government now. It's out of their control.
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  3546. I used to really love Billy Corgan but right now I think he's basically completely given in to the narcissism and his ego. It was always there but it's just gotten worse. That little allegory about buying a Ferrari in Beverly Hills, no less, with cash .... like for all you out there who don't have jobs yet or understand the value of things and/or money like you have to understand NOBODY buys cars with cash except drug dealers and rock stars. I dunno, it's a neat story but just the way Billy says it. He's absolutely in love with himself but can't for the life of him figure out why nobody else on the planet is, considering his latest tour flopped.
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  3547. I had a history teacher back during the election between George W. Bush and John Kerry back in 2004 and he was very outspoken about his conservative political views. He actually put up an election poster for Bush on the front door to the classroom and he nearly got fired over it. They basically told him to take it down or put up another one of John Kerry. He just ended up putting up a poster for John Kerry rather than take it down but I wonder if he was tempted to take it down at first.
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  3548. I don't think the trade is a good idea at all, especially in her case. I literally could care less. She broke the law in another country. The idea we're about to trade a war criminal for a drug user foolish enough to take drugs to RUSSIA of all places is completely and totally asinine. The marine on the other hand, that would be more worthwhile but nobody is even talking about him. It's all about this Griner loser.
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  3549. they have way better odor protection backpacks. just FYI cause apparently all they need is for your apartment to stink to come in and ruin your life these days
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  3550. Oh man I wish I could have a recording studio to make crappy music too. That song Kim Dotcom made was horrible lol
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  3551. Jon Snow wins the Iron Throne, but couldn't care less about it and also he'll look at an entire civilization that was literally brought to its knees over that damned chair, so he's going to abolish the Iron Throne system and grant independence to each of the Seven Kingdoms, then ride North to Winterfell to begin the process of rebuilding. Gendry will become legitimized along with a handful of other people, in his case as the last Baratheon and granted all of their historical lands, castles and titles including Storm's End. Legitimized, he'll marry Arya and they'll rule the Stormlands together. Sansa marries Sweetrobin, which will work out for both of them because I don't think Sansa would ever marry for love anyway and Sweetrobin is basically the perfect match for her at this point, being equal parts useless as he is also controllable. They might have sex like one or two times specifically to birth an heir and that will be it, but at any rate they'll rule the Vale together. Mainly Sansa, though. I think Yara and/or Theon (or both) will get the Iron Islands. The Reach I have no idea, it could go to Samwell Tarly but I imagine he'll stay at the Wall and be their maester or maybe even he can be removed from the Wall somehow and then serve as Jon's maester at Winterfell. The problem is the Reach used to be ruled by the Tyrells, but as we all know Cersei blew them all up at the end of Season 6. Dorne is another one that will be problematic, unless Elaria Sand and her daughter are still alive in Cersei's torture chamber (I think they are... right?) Westerlands (the area where King's Landing and the Iron Throne has been this entire time) will probably go to Tyrion. If they don't outright destroy the Iron Throne, he may even wind up sitting on that chair himself but it won't be "The Iron Throne" anymore in terms of it's power.
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  3552. "Look at this nerdy looking boy" LOL
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  3553. This is a horrible idea. Some videos deserve dislikes. And some people need those dislikes to realize "Oh OK most people think this is bullshit" or not.
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  3554. You absolutely can curse in court. They've cursed in the name of testimony (not on the stand like Johnny is mind you) many, many times now. The whole gamut, uncensored, including F bombs and everything. The reason HE isn't cursing is it would simply just be unwise to do so. Here he is trying to clear his name and sue her for defamation, for him to get up there and say EXACTLY what is on his mind in the language he would probably typically use wouldn't make him look good, is the point.
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  3555. Of course promotional material about gambling sites will show THEM winning a ton of money to get people to play like "Oh this looks really easy! Look they're making money by doing it!" but then you actually get on and play yourself and find that you don't have nearly the same experience. They do not keep their lights on on the backs of winners. In fact, casinos both online and IRL HATE people who win too much. They will actually kick you out if you're taking too much from the house but guess who never gets kicked out? The losers. This reminds me a lot of the CS:GO skins gambling sites that were controversial not too long ago. They get affiliates and show them winning thousands of dollars in skins, but then a normal person goes and plays and they end up losing everything.
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  3556. "Representative Escobar" lol need I say more
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  3557. He's grinding his teeth and rotating his jaw an awful lot in the process of delivering this uhhhh impassioned speech. Uppity uppery
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  3558. Question: Is this how Mafia works?
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  3559. Was it Annie who desecrated her mother's grave ("sleepwalking") only to take her to the attic and behead her, OR was it the cult?
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  3560. 6:02 -- ALEX ROSEN my man
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  3561. they should have destroyed all the equipment if their plan was to leave it all behind so at the very least it doesn't fall into the enemy's hands.
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  3562. If I was the CEO of Blockbuster I might consider puttinga few more stores in places like Alaska then. I do miss Blockbuster, used to rent games and movies from them all the time and there's just something magical about walking into one. I think they may be putting like crack chemicals in the stuff they do the carpets in because it's always a very distinctive like smell when you walk into one. It's really great. I wish they hadn't just gotten wiped off the face of the Earth.
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  3563. I am convinced they unleashed it on their own population after preparing for it as much as possible. You have to understand, China has 1.4 billion people compared to our 330 million or thereabouts. They probably have lost more people than we have by comparison, but we'll likely never know due to the tyrannical nature of their government and the historical unreliability with regards to any numbers they publish (and they even manipulate their own currency to such an extent that it hurts the Dollar, this is also done on purpose) but they didn't care. They knew this was going to spread everywhere, particularly to the United States, and it wasn't about killing people so much as it was about doing that AND completely destroying the economy. ISIS, Al Qaeda and the Taliban are paying attention as well. This disease is doing exactly what they were expecting it would. The question is, what are we going to do to settle up once all is said and done? China did this to EVERYONE. Can't sue them, they're a sovereign nation, we're going to have to go to war.
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  3564. One thing that annoys me about Bill Maher is he never, ever hesitates to remind people that a) he’s a huge pothead and b) he’s a former drug dealer. As if it gives him some bad boy clout or something. First off, we know. Second, nobody gives a fuck.
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  3565. Bury me with a shovel and an axe so I can get out
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  3566.  @JohnDoe-rm3rj  I never said it wasn't? Yeah insofar as Whitey Bulger himself was working directly with the FBI, in the Departed we see a younger version of Jack Nicholson's character "find" the boy who he ends up grooming into something useful for himself. It's not how Bulger really had his connection with the FBI, but in The Departed it's just explained that this guy's master plan was to have someone loyal to him infiltrate the FBI so he can learn not only all of their inner secrets but he'd have heads up awareness on all busts that would effect him, and he could also use the FBI to destroy his enemies as well. That's something the real Whitey Bulger absolutely did.
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  3567.  @EnigmaEnginseer  Yes in a lot of ways they used the good-will of Americans against them. They hid behind public buildings like hospitals and schools, and of course even children were utilized as weapons with regards to IED's and things of that nature. Bombing the soldiers who were trying to win their favor by giving them candy, etc. And as sure as the war in theory began with them bombing the world trade center, their greatest victory is they put a huge dent in the economy of the United States itself. The war lasted over 20 years and it was outrageously expensive for something that was ultimately doomed to be a failure.
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  3568.  @pooroldman5089  No, not every leader they had was hunted down and killed. Some were, yeah, but others popped up in their place. I am not denying they were murderers or that they hid behind women, children and innocents, but they did win the war at least. Besides, from their standpoint, we're murderers too.
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  3569. He's a trust fund kid, I guarantee it. He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth most likely. If he doesn't own those vehicles, he's probably just renting them for use in some of his videos. He may genuinely think because he has money after dropping out of high school from real estate or whatever that everyone else's luck will be the same, being too stupid to realize or admit that he got all that money from someone else to begin with. Most likely though he's just your average every day con artist, selling these "courses" off of the image he's carefully cultivating on social media, designed to attract specifically only the younger ones, the dumber ones AND the desperate ones all in one fell swoop.
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  3570. If you don't understand by now that the Democrats would probably sabotage Bernie Sanders and/or kick him out of the party if he somehow did win the primary over Biden, you probably actually think that Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar both exited the race with 24 hours of each other and ahead of Super Tuesday because they actually wanted to! No, they wanted to at least make it through Super Tuesday but I think they reached out to Buttigieg, Klobuchar, Warren and maybe even Bloomberg pleading with them to get out of the race so ALL OF THEIR VOTES WOULD GO TO BIDEN INSTEAD . They do not want Bernie Sanders. Bernie Sanders would be disastrous for the Democratic party, starting with the fact he loses to Trump in November, but more importantly ending with the fact that it's going to splinter the party in two. The Bernie and AOC camp and the "party as it used to be" for everyone else. The socialists will think the other Democrats aren't liberal enough, the mainstream party folks are going to think the socialists are too liberal. This kind of party infighting guarantees what could be decades of unchallenged Republican majorities until people decide what "Democrat" means to them definition-wise.
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  3571. Shrooms don't really make you hallucinate like that. At least not in my experience. But yeah it definitely doesn't lend any credibility to the story that's for sure
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  3572.  @claydice91  Nah, I'm good. If that was the case then don't gimmick the fuck out of it by acting like the documentary is about Sasquatch to begin with.
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  3573. I honestly would rather be a woman after watching this just so I can distance myself as far as possible from whatever... the hell he is.
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  3574.  @tedolphbundler724  Nah I think he'll be able to finish the term but if he chooses to run again in 2024, he's effectively guaranteeing a Republican W in 2024. Honestly the best thing he could do for the Democrats is either resign immediately (or after the Afghanistan incident honestly) or announce right now he's not seeking re-election so other candidates can begin the process of running. It won't happen but that's the only thing he can do honestly. Next president will 100% be Republican if he runs again in 2024. There's just no other way around it.
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  3575. I never thought an eye patch could look cool. He's got another one as well he wears I think for more formal events, it's badass. It's wooden on the front but it's got this badass military eagle (probably Marines eagle or something like that) decorated on the corner of it. Google it for images, "Dan Crenshaw debuts his new eyepatch" you'll see it.
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  3576. The Republican Party is dead. It's been taken over by Trump. We're going to see a seismic shift in the next few years, people thought he'd go away after losing. He won't. And he's only the 2nd most voted for presidential candidate in history. The most votes? Joe Biden. And it was close. I do think that Trump will create his own social media network for sure. And beyond that, he may even start his own party. This would basically guarantee decades of Democrat dominance, with people on the conservative side split even if only minorly between Trumpism and traditional conservatism. Even by neo-con standards. Trump represents something far more dangerous than that.
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  3577. I am 100% sure I saw a video on here about a person who may as well have been trying to look like Frieza. They said it was more an "androgynous space alien" not necessarily from DBZ but if Frieza isn't an androgynous space alien I don't know what is.
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  3578. $18.00 for GAS STATION SUSHI? Premium rolls at my local place that's actually really good sell for as high as $15.00 plus tax. Good God. I know he's not paying those prices as he's getting it as it's thrown out, but seriously. I can't believe anyone would pay $18.00 for sushi at a goddamn gas station.
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  3579. This is like Diablo 2 kind of except Diablo 2 is awesome
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  3580. I bet he does.
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  3581. I like this movie but I don't love it, it's too fking long for one thing. I am more of a GoodFellas guy, but I actually do find myself watching Casino when it comes on TV pretty frequently and I do like it enough being a fan of Scorsese especially and the genre and all. We're lucky we have Casino AND GoodFellas actually because until he read the script for GoodFellas he didn't wanna do it, thinking there was nothing else that could actually be done with another new "gangster picture" as he called it. Also, I think he hates those people (people in the Mob or associated with it in any capacity) having grown up around a lot of people he saw that were in that life, but like everyone else maybe had a sort of outside looking in fascination with it, the entirety of the subculture. So he made not one but THREE new "gangster pictures" starting with GoodFellas by my count and of course the last being (if memory serves) The Departed which is maybe my 2nd favorite of all the movies mentioned. It is truly excellent. Of course the people featured in Casino got far, far richer than the ones we see in GoodFellas who basically gained small yet large sums of money and then blew it all and repeated the process as soldiers, these guys were running the equivalent of banks to the Mafia in Casino. The beginnings of the Mafia's effort to get more and more legitimate money, which has expanded all the way to the way the Mafia is approaching business today. Less crime, more investment in legitimate businesses with illegitimate fortunes.
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  3582. I think either the Mafia or the military had JFK killed. Or both. I mean they both had their reasons to want him dead. The Mafia wanted him dead because his dad was actually pretty prominently into bootlegging (and so was the Mafia) and the rumor is he had a lot of Mafia support in his bid for presidency, with the idea being that he'd take a softer position on them if he made it to the oval office, but instead he actually kind of doubled down his efforts against them, losing their support in the process. The Military wanted him dead because he wouldn't essentially let them retaliate after the Bay of Pigs incident, which in hindsight is probably for the better as it would have likely resulted in a full blown military conflict with the Soviet Union, turning the cold war into a hot one. And considering both the US and the USSR were nuclear powers, it would have amounted up to a nuclear war. That would have been a borderline apocalyptic scenario.
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  3583. lol at them trying to "retreat" at the end (rolling MGS style)
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  3584. The people who do that flight suit stuff are out of their freaking minds. All it takes is one wrong move and you're dead. And it always seems like they gotta tempt fate even more by flying as close to the surface as possible.
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  3585. This movie was an instant classic when it came out around 2006 or 2007. My girlfriend at the time and her family were huge film buffs, we went and saw this one twice. I will never forget the first time I saw the ending exchange between Daniel Plainview and the preacher kid. My jaw was literally on the floor.
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  3586. This guy is was (RIP) a genius. Mom and the stepdad should've spent less time amazed at his work ethic and more time at figuring out how to take this gift to the next level. In a responsible way. His parents were just like "welp, our son's the next Einstein. Get me a beer honey."
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  3587. It's psychological. It's also symptomatic of obsessive compulsive disorder, except in his case he's convinced his body will reject anything other than what he's used to eating. It's an extremely difficult cycle to break, the only way it will have any chance of improving for him is if it lands him in a hospital bed one day somehow. Seriously. But there's worse things he could be addicted to, food wise.
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  3588. It's true, he didn't kill anyone but I think they got him on RICO, aka the same thing they got lots of the Mafia for, where basically if you can be proven to have given an order for murder, it doesn't matter if you did it or not. You're just as complicit in the act in that case.
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  3589. I can't believe they even bother trying to scam Muta.
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  3590. I thought monopolies were illegal...? Why is there only one power company seemingly per city?
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  3591. Damn dude she got old. No offense.
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  3592.  @canuckprogressive.3435  Yeah but... not nearly as bad as she turned in the past 10 years
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  3593. I love the sarcasm lol
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  3594. If there are aliens at Area 51, they're going to be deep in the system and protected by doors that only like one person has the keycard too. Even if they came with like thermite I doubt they could even gain access to that part of the facility even if they do make it onto the premises. What WILL they find most likely? Not sure, they'll likely see a bunch of really pissed off G men and probably some military tech that we're not supposed to know about yet, if ever, and actually because you all will be trespassing they're legally within their rights to use it. They probably won't, due to how big of a media thing it would become, but at the same time if the media is owned by the government to begin with they could basically kill or detain all 1.2 million of you and people wouldn't have any idea.
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  3595. I just knew that "Violet" was a dude "transitioning" (what a joke) to a "woman". Not even in modern times has that science experiment ever really achieved more than cosmetic difference; you'll never be more than a knock off of the real thing if you make the choice to so violently and radically alter your appearance. It's up there with tattoos and piercings and shit even weirder than that like cutting ones tongue in two etc like it's just a cosmetic thing. You will never be anything other than the gender you were born as and I can't say I feel anything but bad for the people who so foolishly think otherwise to the extent they'd make such a drastic decision. I also am not surprised the suicide rate for people with such a mental health condition is far, far higher than that of the general population. Seek help, don't snip your shit off. Whatever you do.
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  3596.  @203-g7w  Troll elsewhere
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  3597. How do you get so many mounts??
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  3598. 1:54 he loves it when the hippo is running
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  3599. It's this but it's also the fact that they know that after a certain amount of time, NOBODY is going to PvP BECAUSE of the gigawhales and they don't want people to get discouraged from spending any money when they see that there are going to be a LOT of instances when nobody is available to play so the "looking for PvP" thing will literally not be able to find anybody. They don't want people to realize it so they have a designated time for people to all show up to show off their e-peens in droves and make it look like it has a really robust PvP community when in reality it's going to be the same like 50-100 people over and over and over and over and over. I wouldn't be surprised if they mask people's names in matches too to give the impression there's more people doing it than not. I feel genuinely sorry but also ashamed of anybody that spend even $1 on this piece of shit game.
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  3600. @David Mackey If you say so
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  3601. @David Mackey Eh, it depends honestly. What usually always ends up happening though is the dog gets put down. Beyond that, like it's sort of an apples and oranges argument. If the dog owner is around when the attack happens and they can't control the dog, or worse if the dog is just off the leash and does what it does, there is some liability there. But not always even then. The dog is gonna get terminated though. Besides, Cruz's parents were both dead if I am not mistaken he lived in a foster home or something like that. No matter how you spin it, apples and oranges.
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  3602. @David Mackey Not really, at least not on a level that isn't on par with biological parents. Adopting a kid is kind of hard to do. Not just anyone can get approved for it in most states.
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  3603. @David Mackey Source? And no, Kool Aid doesn't count as a source "Einstein". Specifically the part where they pick "twisted woke nutcases". You're fucking nuts dog.
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  3604. @David Mackey Yeah you're out of your fucking mind. Cute that you upvoted your own comment which isn't even visible for anyone else. Of course you agree with yourself, you said it after all didn't you? SMH there's medication for what you have but you're one of those paranoid schizophrenic types apparently that probably don't even trust bottled water.
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  3605. @David Mackey It'll be OK
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  3606. ​@David Mackey Alright you can have the last word. It's time for your medication and a nap.
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  3607. The powder on their hands will probably make it easier to cling to the hair so slapping them that hard with a beard might make it worse
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  3608. To look for GANJA? As in, weed? Pot? Cannabis? Whacky Tobacky? In a place where the KGB is on your shit? Nah man.
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  3609. Were you sitting next to a rattlesnake when making this video? Just kidding I know it's probably a lawn sprinkler or something but ... it's more fun to think it's a rattlesnake.
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  3610. Is he not just a gangster then? Who dabbled in serial killing? If he ran a blackmailing ring, that's something the mafia would do. He probably also was demanding extortion money as well. The whole Satanic element thing though, that reminds me of Max Payne 1 where you find out Jack Lupino, a mobster, is a hardcore devil worshipper too.
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  3611. Goddamnit The Onion
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  3612. How the hell does this guy get a poster of Hunter S. Thompson out in Joe's like hallway or lobby area in the studio or whatever mixed up with Joe Rogan himself? HST and Joe Rogan look NOTHING alike
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