Youtube comments of Shaun Patrick (@shaunpatrick8345).

  1. Trump's playing Risk. With Canadia and Greenland he will get an extra 5 troops each round.
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  2. As Elon said at CPAC, we have to remove the roots, not the leaves.
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  3. Jiggle physics: fine-tuned Logic chip: removed
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  4. A gender-swapped lead character with added diversity. No thanks.
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  5. He spent his career studying something that doesn't exist, instead of learning about the very real power that took him down.
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  6. 2019: Who's watching this in 2019? 2020: Who's watching this in quarantine? 2021: What's fuel?
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  7. They're not becoming increasingly desperate, they're becoming increasingly confident.
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  8. I'm European. Mathematics and science are indigenous here, but they're still being decolonised.
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  9. Spelling mistake in the thumbnail: it should say "The enemy is Brussels".
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  10. I can do the bit where you pick up a card and stare at it like you're confused, but the rest is beyond me.
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  11. Cressida's mum wants us to feel bad that her daughter will miss a wedding, but if someone who Cressida had blocked was prevented from going to a wedding, Cressida would not care.
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  12. People are not "opening up their countries". Their countries are being opened up against their will, and the people moving into them do not care about the people, history and culture that was there before they arrived. And it's only being done in white people's countries. This is the genocide; it's not people running around with machetes, it's the slow replacement of a people and their culture, it's the removal of portraits, it's changes to curricula to erase historical figures, events and authors, it's the removal of statues, it's race-based quotas, it's "hate speech" laws directed at dissidents, and eventually it is the seizure of land and the herding of people into camps where they are denied access to public resources, as reported by Lauren Southern. Will you condemn it before it becomes violent or will you sit on the fence?
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  13. As a member of the male community, I feel unseen when a king is portrayed by a woman.
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  14. She's not as stupid as the people giving grants to the scientists studying the effects of moving fast in tubes.
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  15. This is like fat people demanding a redefinition of the word Athletic.
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  16. The establishment has more concern for korans being burned than it does for churches being burned.
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  17. Football was dead to me when they took the knee.
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  18. If they wanted to help us at all they would call off their NGOs.
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  19. Is he still pretending Leicester is a multicultural paradise?
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  20. In WWII the average age of a combat soldier was 26; in Vietnam he was 19. And in Ukraine she is currently 43.
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  21. People want to bring this here, and accuse us of nasty things when we oppose them.
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  22. 71% of people in an online poll opposed online anonymity. Can I have their names and addresses please?
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  23. Milo got banned for retweeting a faked tweet. Expect Cardi B to be gone by the morning, because Twitter applies its terms of service without bias.
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  24. Mis-applied pronouns are not "basic English language". There has been such a lot of miseducation for such a long time, people are going to be confused and bewildered by the return to reason.
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  25. "We need immigration!" Needing skilled workers is not the same as needing immigration, and we have no obligation to give incomers citizenship, access to the NHS and welfare state, or to educate their children. Do politicians have an excuse for why they allow those patently unnecessary things?
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  26. Germans: Islam is the main problem in Germany Media: Germans are the main problem in Germany edit: shockwave2291: democracy is the main problem in Germany
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  27. Noticing a lack of "inclusivity" is now racist, because "diversity" means no white people.
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  28. Blood is thicker than citizenship.
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  29. Marine Le Pen is not a nutjob or an extremist. Being a nationalist in France, as it is everywhere in the West, is to oppose the extremism of the ruling class' colonization policies.
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  30. They're also the only diversity shown thus far in Amazon's woke LOTR series, despite the claim that the intent was to make middle earth look more like the world. They should not be there at all, but if they are, why are there no Chinese Orcs or Indian Hobbits?
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  31. In an age of intellectual repression, to meme is a revolutionary act.
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  32. Most reporting of this carries a picture of a starving child and the headline "Tesla man bad".
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  33. Journalists have been doing the same thing since 2016.
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  34. YouTube saves advertisers money by demonetizing anyone worth watching.
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  35. They say her behaviour is fine, but they want to jail people who notice we have a two-tier justice system.
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  36. That guy is a great argument for reforming the US education system.
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  37. Sundar Pichai is a foreigner interfering in US elections. Twitter has a lot of foreigners interfering too. Facebook has French-speaking muslims in North Africa "moderating" the discussions of the French public, which could explain why they deleted 30,000 accounts before the last election. Silicon Valley is the epicentre of global fascism.
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  38.  @halburd1  you need to read the Talmud. Start by finding out when it was written.
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  39. That's a new one: invite the 3rd world, become medieval! But it's not "late stage capitalism," it's late-stage democratic socialism, where the government programs grow too large and numerous for the free market system they feed off.
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  40. Ben's take was not as embarrassing as Glen Beck asking the Israeli government for citizenship so he can serve them better.
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  41. Football being for everyone does not imply we should hire people based on their sex rather than their competence. ITV sport is Targeting a well respected professional footballer for having the right opinion.
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  42. There should be no punishment for telling the truth.
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  43. They're not "combating hate" they're censoring people who love their countries and oppose hateful globalists that are trying to destroy them.
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  44. Google doesn't pay Firefox, it pays the Mozilla foundation, which spends the money on a lot of dodgy activism rather than Firefox.
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  45. If she ever went to Africa her foreignness would be noted immediately and she'd be asked where she's from.
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  46. It also censors results.
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  47. I blame whichever president signed the bill of thermodynamics.
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  48. They'll get rid of Bond and make it the 007 Franchise, with sufficiently diverse actresses taking on the agent's serial number every 5 years. In the next film 007 will be embedded with Facebook's Trust and Safety team, where she will bravely defend the Woke Imperium against memes and awkward facts.
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  49. By making Noticing Things a great social crime, the system has inoculated itself against solutions.
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  50. +why-me?? it's a small price to pay for the wonderful diversity they bring!
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  51. When we create laws which stop them coming for the children they cry out that it's a threat to their existence. So what are we supposed to think about that?
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  52. If Kier wants my advice on how to reduce legitimacy further, he should send troops to defend a border thousands of miles away that was created by Lenin.
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  53. Him: Roman Empire and algorithms. The lady from USAID: trans flags and incriminating books. It's not even a contest.
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  54. No dwarves, and Snow White is brown. I'll pass.
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  55. So it turns out the intense lockdown in Australia wasn't the prelude to an Orwellian police state like some other sources wanted us to believe. Who could have guessed!?
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  56. People say we should start our own institutions, but why should we leave the bad guys with all the gold candlesticks?
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  57. "We are asking anyone who shows certain symptoms to self-isolate for 7 days, regardless of whether they have travelled to affected areas." The UK government is ignoring that the UK is an affected area.
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  58. It's OK to point out all the things that are wrong. But it's "far right" to want to do anything more than that.
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  59. He didn't get fired, he just passed his prime.
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  60. If a tweet expressing anger at the consequence of government policy can cause sufficient "division" to warrant a prison sentence, it's actually the policy that's divisive.
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  61. We should all remember that for people like Rutherford this is not about truth and honesty, it's about winning. He wants to conquer, not to inform.
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  62. Although abolishing whiteness is a purely anti-racist endeavour, I can't help but notice everything they do in its name is in line with the early stages of a genocide and looks a lot like an attempt by colonisers to eradicate the culture of native peoples.
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  63. Disagreement with "marginalised" people is "hate". They are so marginalised they have the college of police in their pocket, such that they can design their training courses, and they can have the police harass people who disagree with them on Twitter.
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  64. He's dismantling the bureaucracy, which is what they are referring to when they say "our democracy".
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  65. More than 200 arrests? That's ironic considering why the carnival was set up. A "Caribbean Carnival" was held on 30 January 1959 in St Pancras Town Hall as a response to the problematic state of race relations at the time; the UK's first widespread racial attacks, the Notting Hill race riots in which 108 people were charged, had occurred the previous year. Who can honestly say 1959's "racists" were wrong not to want to risk what we're living with in 2022?
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  66. What's the world coming to when you can't hang your ideological flag all the way along Oxford Street without being compared to people who do that type of thing?
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  67. I am not free to listen to the sermon because I have to pause every 10 seconds to read the memes.
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  68. Jamaicans were given Jamaica. If we give them cash reparations they have to give it back.
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  69. Even the queen said she was bullshitting. Not phrased in the way a bootneck would, but the Palace's official statement claimed "recollections may vary".
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  70. "We're not really coming for your children, but those laws you wrote to stop us doing it are a threat to our existence"
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  71. These people never express sorrow over slavery, they express sorrow over the less-than-half of enslaved Africans who were sent to the Americas. They are not sad about the ones who were either retained by their captors, sold to other tribes or sold to Arabs, and they do not care about the Europeans who were enslaved by Moors and Turks.
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  72. Because the carnival was cancelled this year I stayed in and watched videos of previous events. Then someone broke in and stabbed me. It was just like the real thing!
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  73. It's not the law, Ofcom requires them to lie.
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  74. Why does the BBC keep pushing this crap?
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  75. "Enough is enough" is not the cry of race rioters, it is the cry of people who have long objected to government policy and always been ignored. Please don't adopt the government's talking points.
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  76.  @johnathanswaid  the militia requires that everyone should be capable of thought, and that doesn't mean we're restricted to thinking the ideas that were available in the 18th century!
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  77. When alt-tech buys a domain registrar we'll discover why Obama gave ICANN to the UN.
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  78. Do you remember when everything programmed in Java had to start with a J?
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  79. That guy in London was privileged and the kids were taking their power back. Just ask any teacher!
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  80. It's not safe outside either though. And he might have locked the doors.
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  81. When using the phrase "as a woman," please specify whether or not you're a biologist so people can tell what you mean!
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  82. If you can't tell the different between a prediction, a warning, and an ambition, you deserve to be terrified.
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  83. I abandoned football when they submitted to racialised Marxism. 2 years on, and I don't recognise half the names in the team, so it would be difficult to go back even if I wanted to. Cold turkey is a great way to beat an addiction.
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  84. It's not like ownership rights to the Mona Lisa either - another common argument. Every copy of the Mona Lisa is different, but every copy of an NFT is the original artwork, made by the original artist. They are worth their value as stock images, which is tiny.
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  85. Yes, by lying about the pandemic and what we can do about it, propagandists have prolonged it and forced lockdowns to continue far longer than they should have.
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  86. England is named for the English. It cannot be true that being born in England makes you English, that's a circular argument.
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  87. Debunking claims nobody made is one of their favourite ways of defaming us.
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  88. True. It's only the non-racist countries that get called racist. Sensible countries don't let anyone in who would do that.
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  89. Washing feet doesn't have the same meaning when everyone wears socks.
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  90. When I put "brie larson" in the search box the top autocomplete is "brie larson hated by cast".
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  91. This is the problem with female comedians. If this is how they react when someone checks to see if they're actual comedians, imagine what they'd be like if someone checked to see if they're actual women.
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  92. Conservatives who don't understand Queers for Palestine should spend a few seconds thinking about Christians for Israel.
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  93. They have absolutely no idea why they lost. They are living in an alternative reality created for them by the left-wing media, where everyone to the right of Stalin is a sexist misogynist who wants to gas the gays, and today Twitter rolls out is new "silence the trolls" technology (real meaning: silence the opinions) to make the SJW filter bubble even smaller. 2020 will be huge because they will so badly informed they will not be able to put up anything approaching a coherent counter-message, but the next 4 years will be a nightmare for SJWs, with all the cognitive dissonance they will have to endure! Just think of the class of 2016, who started uni in 2012 or 2013 at the same time as the most extremist SJWism took hold. They will be the first cohort whose university life has been surrounded by unreality and safe spaces, and they will now have to get by in the real world...in the Trump world.
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  94. I have decided to refrain from interactions with anyone who is empowered to have me arrested for upsetting them or being non-inclusive.
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  95. Venus is hot enough that we would not need winter fuel payments.
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  96. How can we talk about the "crimes of colonisation" when the UK is being colonised and diversity is our greatest strength? We should think of colonisation as the heroic effort to rid the world of black, red, brown and yellow supremacy, and as the spread of diversity to horribly unified nations.
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  97. Why does Ella feel the need to pretend we're not being attacked for our race? Other things which have been called "too white" recently are Glastonbury and visiting the countryside, both of which are middle-class phenomena. Can she explain how that's an attack on the working class rather than on the British? We need to stop pretending they don't hate us.
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  98. Sanity4Sweden's latest video is called "#Metoo activist mother refuse to report Afgani who abused her 12yo daughter". Just sayin'.
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  99. Mankind is gender neutral. Check its etymology! You know what's not inclusive? Saying that maternal love is the future of [anythin]kind.
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  100. Identitarianism is not collectivism; it is rejection of an out-group, not a forced behaviour. The tyranny we are facing from the left exists to force behaviours in a multi-identity collective, which makes an anti-collectivist identitarian movement a solution to tyranny, not a cause of it.
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  101. The establishment is globalist. They don't only want us to be governed by foreigners, they also want us to be populated by foreigners. It should be a national disgrace that our capital city is majority non-English, and there is no point opposing, as O'Neil does, only one half of the globalist agenda.
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  102. "Real men don't fight back against bullies," says the bully.
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  103. But the 2016 election is fair game.
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  104. This is literally a case of "assigned at birth," and for the first time ever, the activists think the assignment should stick.
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  105. He violated the rule about not criticising far-left hate groups.
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  106. Those women don't quit when things get hard.
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  107. She's obviously a highly competent corporate analyst and risk manager, but she doesn't compare to the guy who turned $8k into $5.7B in 400 days via an investment in the Shiba Inu cryptocurrency.
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  108. There was a positive GDP event in Munich today equal to the value of a car and a funeral.
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  109.  @corwinweatherbee  they didn't meet anyone for the first decade of their trading post's existence. The land was essentially empty, populated by a few nomads.
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  110. He wasn't criticising them, he used the clip juxtaposed with a similar rocket from 20 years ago to show the lack of progress. His commentary makes it clear that the crowd's excitement is incidental to the point he was making, and he did not criticise their behaviour. He's retconning, and that doesn't bode well.
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  111. "Don't leave soldiers behinds in the war on covid" is superb rhetoric.
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  112. Panel shows were the last thing I watched regularly on BBC, when you could still watch IPlayer without a license. But gradually they became all insufferably woke and I stopped watching any of them. The government should end the license, and let the BBC die so it can be replaced by something more in touch with reality and actual British Values.
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  113. Pandering does not earn respect. They should treat them the way they treat the natives.
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  114.  @overpope3510  they don't have a right to stop traffic. Nobody is complaining that people assemble or talk.
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  115. This is actually good news. If we can sue for being "cancelled" after committing a crime we can definitely sue for being cancelled after wrongthink.
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  116. The only people I trust on youtube are those balancing rolls of bubble wrap on the backs of their chairs.
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  117. Micah berating male incels, and publishing "where have all the good men gone" articles by female incels every other week.
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  118. They didn't arrest the guy carrying the Israeli flag "for his safety," and he said he got attacked 3 times.
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  119. She's been going on for years about the need for community-based solutions instead of relying on the justice system. Now the community solves a problem and she wants the justice system to get involved!
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  120. You'd think that would be bigger news than some rain.
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  121. And you can't vote on behalf of your wives any more.
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  122. "Some people did bad things, so it's ok to lie about people who didn't" - Mitt Romney, 2023
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  123. Trans activists are being invited into to schools to do what the Daily Beast says the alt right is doing to children. Do they criticise trans activists?
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  124. The decline in the quality of MPs is palpable. 50 years ago you would expect a government minister to have written a book; today you hope they've read one.
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  125. The name gives it away. If it was an Asian girl it would be called Hello Slitty!
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  126. They gained independence from Pakistan. The mayor is Pakistani so I have no idea why he's celebrating this.
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  127. There is more outrage over a burned koran than a burned church.
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  128. Children mutilated, adult women most affected.
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  129. Wolves in Yellowstone national park were fitted with transponders so their movements could be tracked. When the movement chart for each animal was coloured according to its pack, they combined to form a map of distinct wolf nations with well-defined borders the animals seldom strayed far across. She portrays a border as an arbitrary and oppressive line on a map; she doesn't know the first thing about borders, nation or identity.
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  130. They didn't even do tests at the airports.
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  131. How did Count Dankula get verified by twitter? Do they not know he's training a kanine army to rid the world of juice?
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  132.  @mattmagog8439  no he's not, and no he doesn't. He has spoken about the risks and promoted aspiration many times.
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  133. Instead of pumping oil into his upper arms he should have got a body suit like the one in Weird Al's Rambo scene. At least he could take that off again.
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  134. It might be true that the Russians have not been greeted as liberators, but it's certainly true that a mayor who made pro-Russia statements was murdered, and others are known to have been kidnapped and tortured. It's not an environment in which people feel confident expressing their thoughts publicly.
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  135. We have no culture, but we gentrify places we move to, which is bad and needs to be stopped, but proximity to us is a human right. All at the same time.
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  136. That guy who's 3 years out of prison is losing work to people who are 6 months out of prison but threw their documents away.
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  137. When media talking heads call Trump and Musk fascists this is the type of response they desire. They definitely are inciting this.
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  138. It wasn't even a case of disliking, it was a case of noticing. If she didn't want people to guess her bedroom antics she should not have got a lesbian haircut.
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  139. Monty Python literally could not be commissioned today, it's homogeneous.
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  140. They wouldn't do a bait-and-switch would they? Surely not!
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  141. Dont worry, the spate of mass shootings in the USA tomorrow will keep the drunken brawls out of the headlines.
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  142. They won a competition from which men were excluded, and it's gone right to their pretty little heads.
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  143. Remember to print the document rather than saving it to your hard drive! Else if you can't turn your computer on you'll have no way of knowing whether there's a power cut...
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  144. Women are socially powerful underachievers who are able to demand men step asside to let them win. Men are good.
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  145. If the regime stopped lying about what happens in areas populated by certain communities, people would be better able to keep themselves safe by avoiding going there. It's a testament to the political power of those communities that the regime cannot bring itself to tell the truth about them.
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  146. The people taken to Carribbean islands were given those Carribbean islands. That should be enough by way of compensation. If they prefer cash they should return the islands to Britain.
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  147. Why is there an "Afrofuturist" event? How can such a racist, divisive, identitartian event be allowed in the first place? Welcome to Eurofuturist 2020: "if you don't accept my whiteness you don't accept me". Blacks pay double.
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  148. Importing cheddar would be a disgrace, swapping some of it for camembert is just good sense.
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  149. Somalis elected her. The problem which led to that problem is that they were let into the country, and the root of that problem is the lie that America is a nation of immigrants. Find who created that term, and you find the problem.
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  150. Does this mean the head of Chrome at Google gets $15M? Actually, more than that because of Chrome OS and the market share.
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  151. Opposing foreign invasion is now "extremism".
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  152. Systemic discrimination in Britain stems from a refusal to accept these facts, not from a belief in them. In the belief that all group outcomes should be equal, they hold back individuals from the most competent groups, and seek to withhold punishment from the most violent.
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  153. Carl's way off course in those comments at the start. The guy was not a political opponent any more, and was never widely supported. He was in jail for being recorded plotting an insurrection with foreign agents and died of a blood clot.
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  154. She's right - the EU should stop hating Europeans.
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  155. ​ @vandalcreed  apartheid was a policy dictated by reality. They knew that without it this would happen. Rhodesians knew too. Both were right.
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  156. Breaking news: Farage charged with several hundred crimes, due in court tomorrow for a trial expected to last until July 5th.
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  157. They could have simply forked it, called the new thing Linux+ and claimed the "plus" stood for all the SJW crap that doesn't belong in a software project. Do you see what I did there?
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  158. They say he can't become Keorean because it's an ethicity. Can they tell David Lammy to stop pretending he's English?
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  159. I expect my socks have a lot of broken fibres, but that doesn't mean they're old. The Shroud was kept in Turkey for centuries and regularly taken out of its box to be displayed, so that might have lead to more broken fibres than you'd find on a cloth from Masada that had been left in a jar for 1900 years.
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  160.  @JJ-006  do they ban Africans?
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  161. I've considered Kisin's values and determined that he's French.
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  162. Does anyone remember when particular victims were told to shut their mouths for the sake of diversity? I wonder if that will be applied in all cases.
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  163. Nobody voted for what has been done to them, and now they're voting for it to end. This is not a mystery.
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  164. The people of the new city of St George have a right to be represented by people who look like them, and to have their children taught by people who look like them. Is that not what we are constantly told when it applies to others?
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  165. Corbyn as unpopular as "a pork chop in a synagogue"? I think he's as unpopular as himself in a synagogue!
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  166. For the first time ever, I felt comforted when an unsolicited McAfee popped up.
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  167. The doctors who report success with HCQ say that they include zinc as part of the treatment. To find out whether this study has any relevance whatsoever, you only have to search the report in the Lancet and see if the word zinc appears. It does not. The claims of the doctors using HCQ with success have never been tested.
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  168. You ignored the conspiratorial element and then claimed it doesn't exist. When people want people like them to be represented, it is not because they think it's profitable, it's because the individual benefits when their group benefits. And it started, even in video games, before the 2015 McKinsey "research" found a way to justify their activism.
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  169. 20 comments and nobody's mentioned Zero Seats yet. Dont let the dream end!
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  170. JL would say I'm obsessed with id-pol because I want a society with fewer competing identities so that politics can be about something other than identity.
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  171. This leaves employers with no way to differentiate between 2 applications other than by the ghetto-ness of the applicant's name. Too bad for Dequan.
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  172. Colonisation is still going on, but there are no economic benefits in what is happening today. It was not the act of colonisation that brought benefits in the past, it was the spread of a successful civilisation. We now have weak borders, allowing failed cultures to overrun successful civilisations. This is a global catastrophe unfolding.
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  173.  @coterie_black  we lost everything you think they fought for, in the course of a lifetime. If they knew it was futile they would not have done it.
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  174. While maintaining their status as "marginalised people" they have used their power to marginalise anyone who disagrees with them. That's left them centred within the progressive activism sphere but marginalised from reality, and unable to counter the most basic arguments that their ideology is just something they made up. I'm enjoying the irony.
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  175. Believing fake news about people living in basements and hating women is beta.
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  176. How many babies have grandmothers born abroad? Limiting the stats to just their mothers hides the extent of colonisation.
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  177. I doubt it will be the last time this will be seen. People from all over Europe need to unite against what is being done to us.
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  178. Since Labour are going to win, the "vote for an alternative and get Starner" threat is absent. Howeve Tice behaves, hes not as bad as what the Tories have done to us, so is still worth a vote.
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  179. That male/female differential was such a concern to me that I decided to identify as a woman until the pandemic subsides. It's such a reassurance to know I've made myself safe.
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  180. "Those who are citizens of everywhere are citizens of nowhere" And a country that makes citizens of everyone makes its native people foreign. Should we fight so that project can continue? Should we fight for trans kids and decolonising the curriculum? The progressive projects have been imposed on us, with no attempt to persuade, and dissenters have simply been called names and cancelled. They like to tell us what our values are, and when push comes to shove we will see if they are correct.
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  181. It's not just islam.
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  182. They caught him later, and he'll rot in jail. Congratulations on your spirit.
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  183. Ukraine joining the EU would help weaken the EU, but would also allow a potential "EU Army" to perform the role NATO wants on Russia's border. If Russia did concede these requests, it might be because the concept of "Ukraine" within the discussions has shifted. It might have shrunk and no longer include Russian-speaking people, for example.
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  184.  @ravens-crypt  there is no possible overreaction, this is an existential crisis.
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  185. Make Pinochet alive again.
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  186. The Ok sign is used by people playing the ring game, and by people who want to show they know the mainstream news lies to us. Peter calling that victim of a media witch hung a racist was a low point in a decent discussion.
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  187. Before lockdown: "you're putting the economy before people!" After lockdown: "women and minorities most affected"
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  188.  @moqo  it's not his actions doing this, they have been lied to about what he's doing and why it is necessary. They are reacting to fake news, not reality.
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  189. If she did nothing wrong they'd show us the report.
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  190. To be fair, it's 2 and a half weeks.
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  191. Political speech in the UK is kept safe and effective by the guardians of our discourse. That way, there is no need to fortify elections.
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  192. Vox, 31 January: Is this going to be a deadly pandemic? No.
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  193. I can't believe there was 13 minutes of this and we didn't get to find out what the guy wanted on his pizza. That was the main point!
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  194. They're not a 5th column, they're a 6th. They were let in by the 5th, who will also censor you if you point out the irony of this event.
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  195. I want to Burger King and told them I wouldn't leave without a deal. They offered me a cheeseburger for £500,000, which I considered unacceptable. That was 3 years ago and I'm still here, trying to get a deal.
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  196. In a diverse country, those from the group most responsible for diversifying it will be the first to suffer when their project inevitably weakens societal cohesion and state institutions and they begin to lose their grip on power.
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  197. "British" values our grandparents would not recognise. Why did he use British donations to make a documentary about Israel, and why does he support migration?
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  198.  @RAJOHN-ke7mc  that's common in the rest of the world. He can rent, but the country wants to maintain itself as a Thai country with Thai traditions and Thai people, because it's the only one.
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  199. Yeah, but your teslas-in-tunnels system is the envy of the world. Envy might not be the word I'm looking for.
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  200. The comments about the 3 failed penalty takers being black were a response to earlier comments celebrating the lack of English players in the squad.
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  201. It's a big win, but it's not the whole network. People would be shocked if they knew what their money is funding when the give it to Wikipedia, Firefox or the Linux Foundation, for example.
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  202. Why would anyone want to know how many votes anyone got? Are you some kind of far right extremist?
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  203. The coloniser mayor already has a commission drawing up lists of places to rename and things to remove. There's no reason they can't go after the cathedrals' lack of a diverse history or something.
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  204. This is Sun Tzu level warfare; they're entering the enemy camp and beating them with their own weapons. I love how the left freaked out about how much power the federal government had when they realised it would be controlled completely by the right.
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  205. It would be easier to wake up if we didn't have comments removed for no reason. Mine was great, you would have loved it.
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  206.  @ISavant  it's not conservatives creating these curricula which teach grievance rather than skills and knowledge.
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  207.  @timmyschannel5  there were variants before there were vaccines. You do not need to be scared.
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  208. It gets increasingly difficult to disbelieve the "Obama is a muslim" claims.
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  209. Without masculinity: women work in the capitalism system all their lives and die alone because there are no men to support them. With masculinity: women work for 10 years and die surrounded by their grandchildren.
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  210. Cal is the shit, SF is the hole.
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  211. I was dubious until I saw how grainy the footage was. Real footage of ETs always looks like that, so it must be real. Checkmate, skeptics!
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  212. Let them go, if they promise to put "Rain-sodden wasteland of despair" in their new national anthem.
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  213.  @somethingsomething8511  it pains me that nobody is thinking of the Gulf Mexicans.
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  214.  @hllok  "clinical studies" is "off the rails"? During the summer lull he got his hopes up that we might have reached herd immunity at 15%, but other than that he's been sound.
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  215. Van Jones repeating Nazi talking points, just switching the target.
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  216. In related news, a Boeing 757 lost a wheel on takeoff from LAX today.
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  217. It doesn't matter how they designate this, it changes nothing about what happened and how we should consider it.
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  218. January: "randomly" firing people February: "we've made great progress towards our diversity goals"
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  219. I expect there's an inverse correlation between fires at "welcome centres," and fires in churches 5 years later.
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  220. Regret the forelash, never the backlash.
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  221. The UK's submission to the ECHR is written into the Good Friday Agreement, so there are consequences of ignoring their decisions. However, I'd argue that the consequences of allowing the UK to be a dumping ground for all the world's scroungers are far more serious.
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  222. It should definitely be considered a matter for the police when several senior Tories make an accurate prediction in the sphere of finance.
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  223. Fake news Fake bombs Fake outrage. Fake MAGA hat when they eventually find the guy, because there's no way a conservative would think they benefit from doing his.
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  224. She's not been brainwashed, it's entirely natural that she would want to raise the profile of her people and diminish that of others. She prefers a muslim-centric society and, although she currently has to include "powerful voices" from other cultures, she is building it.
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  225. DNA tests are flawed. They should take a look at her high cheek bones instead.
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  226. Calling him her doesn't help the satire.
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  227. High cortisone levels do not indicate a lack of either confidence or competence. If you're under constant threat of being overthrown you would be stressed, whether or not you believed you were able to defend your position.
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  228. Nobody crosses the channel to flee Sudan; they were fleeing France.
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  229. If that goes badly for him it would work out well for Britain. We certainly couldn't be any worse off governed by Putin.
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  230. I just found this on Wikipedia's page on Settler colonialism: Settler colonialism is a type of colonialism in which foreign settlers move to and permanently reside on land already inhabited by Indigenous residents. Settler colonialism causes the [r-word] or reduction of existing peoples and cultures; some, but not all, scholars describe the process as inherently [g-word]... Patrick Wolfe theorized settler colonialism as a structure (rather than an event) premised on the elimination rather than exploitation of the native population So at least we're not being exploited.
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  231. You're asking leftist activists and administrators for the right to speak freely; note that these people are the ones in power! When you make the "left wing" case for free speech, that it is how they won rights from powerful people, you're missing something bigger: free speech is how they got power, not just rights. When you ask the people in power for the right to speak, the last thing you should do is explain that by giving you that right they jeopardise their power! The "utility of free speech" is not a winning argument because they do not want to surrender their power.
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  232. That doesn't stop hundreds of thousands of people crossing it every year without permission.
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  233. PJW speaks the truth, so people listen.
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  234. Before defending the country I'd like to hear the enemy's proposals for taxation and the NHS. Chances are, they would be better than the incumbent on those issues, and would definitely be better on immigration and free speech.
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  235. They're creating an anti-Q. Q: don't worry, Americans, we have the deep state under control and will restore democracy Anti-Q: don't worry, liberals, we have the president under control and the deplorables will never snatch power away from the university-indoctrinated elite
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  236. Extracted the logic: Something works, so we shouldn't do it.
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  237.  @RainerMichelle  Zelensky asked for the war. This channel covered the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine aimed at ending the conflict in Donbas, so viewers are well aware of why the SMO began and who chose it.
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  238.  @RainerMichelle  you are repeating a lie. The international observers never saw any Russian troops there. If Ukraine is a sovereign country why was an American State Department worker choosing its government in 2014? If Russia has to respect an illegal government, why did the US not have to respect a legitimate one? Russia is a sovereign territory yet people within the US and Ukraine speak of invading and dividing it up into 5, and then they arrange troops against its border and the President of Ukraine talks of getting nuclear weapons with no admonishment coming from the west. You whine about Kaliningrad, but there is no threat there. There IS a threat from Ukraine and its backers. Iraq was a sovereign country when the US invaded. So were Afghanistan, Libya and Syria. Ukraine was a sovereign territory threatening to invade Russia with the backing of a nuclear power which had been ramping up its anti-Russia rhetoric for years, and it was refusing to stop killing ethnic Russians which it considered citizens. Sovereignty means nothing when it is being used for evil - it is not a cloak of protection against international justice. No moral code has been violated in stopping the tyrant Zelensky. Crimeans voted to return to Russia in 1992 and in 2014. Ukraine does not respect democracy or borders, only power. They must be shown power if we are to have justice there. They MUST be defeated completely because their leader banned peace talks, so a total capitulation is the only way out of this now, and it cannot be stopped. Are you as ardent about removing the US from its occupation of Syria as you are in denying Ukraine's ethnic Russians their democratic response to a nationalist coup?
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  239. "a monstrous crime was only talked about by the most nefarious people" No, they were called nefarious (and much worse) because they talked about the crime. They are the best of people, slandered by the worst.
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  240. An old adage of those who know the locals and their type is "never relax".
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  241. Amazon had so many AI book submissions that it limited uploads to 3 per author per day. That was a year ago.
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  242.  @Rov-Nihil  France also has a huge migrant community, regular riots, has apologised for colonialism, and has no cultural memory of why they had to subdue North Africa or what happened in the Battle of Tours.
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  243.  @B5afw  they made themselves poor. They never made themselves rich, they were uplifted by proximity to Europeans.
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  244. He followed the data, not the narrative.
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  245. The headline is essentially true - stop and search was ended because most of the people who needed to be stopped were you-know.
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  246. Rodney K was stopped for speeding while on ketamine or something. He was not alone in the car, but he was the only one who resisted arrest. The cops did nothing wrong.
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  247. I was browsing the RIP Football hashtag on Twitter last night an there was a post hidden behind a "sensitive content" warning. I clicked to see the content, and it was 4 pictures of Division 1 champion teams from the pre-diverse era. Thank Twitter for protecting us from this offensive material!
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  248. But she's a good person for wanting you to do it, and we all need to respect that.
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  249. We'd be poorer than Nigeria if there was any sense to the claim.
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  250.  @Bob-kk2vg  he has never said or done anything that justified the defamatory remarks he has received. He threw his heart into a crowd, he did not march into Poland.
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  251.  @inconvenientfacts6452 why is it wrong not to want to live with people whose values are in opposition to your own? They have their own countries, where they would be welcome. It is racist to want to force us to tolerate them.
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  252. If I was a "victim of modern slavery" I'd appreciate a free flight home.
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  253. ​ @david1964. wrong and irrelevant. The establishment fought to prevent a substantive break from the EU, despite the will of the people. The assertion above is that similar forces will align against Wilders.
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  254. They've been told that the most colourful spiders are the safest ones and the ones at home bite. It's hardly their fault.
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  255. If your grandparents had not stopped being racist nobody would be calling you racist. This is more true in Europe than the USA to be fair.
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  256. You could ask the 27 police officers injured before Starmer took a knee for BLM. I posted this info before in this thread and it got removed.
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  257. Haiti, Uganda, Rhodesia, South Africa, France.
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  258. He wants to subvert his host nation's understanding of their own history for his own gain, and he presents himself as the good guy.
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  259. We don't need migration. Our countries and theirs would be better if we had limited-time work visas for skilled people, and limit the welfare they can claim whilst they are here. Let them return and spend their money back home, to build up the economy there, and seek to make their own countries more like the countries they currently want to move to, rather than making the west more like the 3rd world. Do something like what places like Dubai and China do.
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  260. You'll need to fork the funding network too. They could have forked the project, but that would be unworkable because of everything else that contributes to the project. Letting SJW companies onto the Linux Foundation board was the death knell.
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  261. It started with a desire to be nice.
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  262. We haven't waited 2000 years to study the effects of this, and it has been studied throughout history but we forgot the lessons of the ancients: if your civilisation prioritises boys it will go to the moon; if it gives career opportunities to women the birth rate will collapse and it will be invaded.
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  263. I am a marginalised person in a country undergoing colonisation. I bet the people at the OSI support me being marginalised and support the colonisers.
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  264. Love does indeed always win. Genghis Khan founded the world's largest land empire on love, and when the Mongols stopped loving they lost their empire.
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  265. Doug is a "libertarian" who complains about people who oppose government regulation of plastic bags.
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  266. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press... Well done, Congress, you just got 4 out of 4.
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  267. So they started looking at 62 cases and narrowed it down to 17, baed on her being the only one on duty for each. There is just as strong statistical reasoning to arrest every nurse who has been on duty while 17 patients died.
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  268.  @hllok  I'll take the miracle cure, you can stay unprotected. Look at the data, not the words they use to express their relief that there is a cure for the disease they've seen so many people die from.
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  269.  @killnj6071  noticing other people's obsession does not make one an obsessive. But refusing to notice it can have devastating consequences.
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  270. thePolice
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  271. He was starting to go this way 4 years ago, and his team knew it. So did his wife. They all abandoned their duty to him, and used him for power.
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  272.  @planetguantanamo2978  it's real. You should have worked it out by now, instead of repeating the propaganda which was created to prolong the lockdowns.
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  273. All he's doing is pointing out the massive gulf in achievement between "people who look like" him and those who look like me. If I did that, I'd be called...
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  274. The first guy assumed what's being done to us is benefiting the economy. It's not, and if it was ever inended to, there would not be a 75% social housing rate among Somalis in London, just for one example.
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  275. Bidenflation's not that bad yet.
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  276. All adverts used to be privacy-preserving.
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  277. They think just being less white makes it better.
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  278. Because they hate us.
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  279. Fed up of people making a better site and undercutting your revenue? Get A Job Instead then
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  280.  @jayjaydee1556  it doesn't have to be violent and it doesn't have to be the erasure of a group. Producing conditions detrimental to their survival as a group is sufficient, such as removing cultural items, misrepresenting their history or making them a minority in their land.
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  281. Headlines about Russia intervening again in Syria are also a distraction. It's the people they are intervening against that we should be focusing on, with their resurgence coming at the same time as the western-supported coup in Russia's neighbour Georgia, and NATO's tactical change in Russia's neighbour Ukraine.
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  282. 74% of citizens. The proportion of Britons is much higher.
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  283. Him becoming a diversity officer makes perfect sense and one of the guests almost picked up on this but got confused by the subject's choice not to seek "cohesion." They don't want cohesion, they want to win.
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  284. ​ @stephfoxwell4620 they don't learn about the slave trade, they learn about a slave trade and are left to assume it is the only one.
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  285. Despite all the work he's done for them, they won't let him march with them. He's on their side, but they're not on his. I hope he learns.
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  286. I told one of the guys from marketing about this. He said we should make the megabytes larger. F it, ship it, charge the client, move on.
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  287. That's a massive point.
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  288. To imvade a country you should send young men without weapons, because it is wrong to defend yourself against defenceless people. To occupy the land you took, use women, children and "the elderly," because it is immoral to harm such people.
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  289. Modern advertising is a black man and a white woman.
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  290. @123TheCloop other apps can do cross-platform encrypted messaging though, so why does Apple fail at it? If security was an issue they would provide it to all users, but if psychologically manipulating their customers is the issue then they would do what they are doing.
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  291. 379 views and no comments? Either they all got censored or Youtube's safety committee hasn't had time to vet them for potential harm yet.
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  292.  @mistersands339  they were arresting him for a legitimate reason, and used a permitted non-lethal restraint which left no injuries and did not result in oxygen deficiency. How can it be murder when they did nothing that they could have imagined would cause him to die?
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  293. The charge: not being a feminist The evidence: where we're going, we don't need evidence
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  294.  @WaveyDeem95  regardless of race, anyone can act like the people at Glyndebourne, and anyone can act like the people at Notting Hill. But not everyone does. We are talking about propensities, you need to be able to understand that before you can offer any valuable insights in a conversation about race. Social-economic conditions arise from inherent traits. Anyone can pay attention at school, get qualified, wake up early for 45 years and go to a job in which they act professionally, but not everyone does. The inability to do this is not evenly dispersed, and when people with that inability move to an area, it gains the socio-economic factors you claim to be the cause. There is no "lack of diversity" in Tunbridge Wells. It is a British town and should be British. You obviously feel it should be colonised. You hate.
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  295.  @Bob-kk2vg  he has no such fixation. He got called that by his critics because they have no grounds for valid criticism.
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  296. The government told them about 15 years ago to buy more gold, so it's not overnight. Also, "the ping test" is not limited to China.
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  297. "Originally Oracle OpenOffice..." Hey newbie, I've been using this thing since it was Star Office!
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  298.  @RainerMichelle  Russia never had troops in Donbas and was not required to withdraw any. They did not break the agreement, and were still trying to work within it last February. Zelensky refused to stop his atrocities, and that is the only reason we are where we are now. The people of Donbas rejected the coup government so the coup government killed them to try to impose its illegitimate rule over them. When the people of Ukraine rejected an elected president they had western support. I support those who resist tyranny, you obviously do not. The people of Ukraine chose not to overthrow a president who was leading them to war, so while I have a lot of sympathy for them they are getting what they deserve. As for your reply to another on whether Ukraine has a right to violate the principle of indivisible security, no it does not. Russia has not advanced on Europe by having part of its territory near Poland, but NATO advanced on Russia and orchestrated colour revolutions on its borders. The aggressor is clear to all honest people.
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  299. This is what happens when you elect a former substitute drama teacher and ski instructor.
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  300. Use their code, just don't take part or pay them.
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  301. ​ @ManuCGDev it depends what people are being cancelled for. The behaviour exhibited within the Godot team should not be tolerated, whereas people saying it should not be tolerated ought not to be cancelled.
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  302. It's worth it for the curries multiculturalism brings. Has Gary Lineker made a comment yet?
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  303. Given the nature of Floyd's penultimate crime (passing off fake currency, before resisting arrest), should we trust money with his depiction on it?
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  304. They did the same with Brexit. "The EU is essential, we can't survive without it" and "The EU doesn't have any affect on the UK, we don't need sovereignty".
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  305.  @golightly5121  it is saving lives. That's the end game...life.
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  306. You can't explain the collapse without mentioning Black Economic Empowerment. The country is becoming African, and BEE is a big part of that. Sadly, Europe is on the same path.
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  307. American Renaissance addressed this theme in a recent video entitled Diversity or Standards: You Can't Have Both. Their examples include the removal of prosecution for crimes most often committed by diverse people - shoplifting, fare dodging, public defecation and the like - and the discarding of standardised testing, which produces non-diverse results and must be replaced by university admissions based on the biases of the admissions officers, to ensure equity is achieved. The undermining of standards is our greatest strength. They also have a video (not on this platform of course) explaining why you can't have diversity and science. Too much truth can make people question long-standing policies.
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  308. European migration before the welfare state versus 3rd world migration after it. No comparison.
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  309. I'm not convinced that the neocons are fighting Russia down to the last European, they might simply be fighting Europe itself! On the subject of them having nothing to lose, we should consider that if they are only fighting Russia, they can lose their ability to fight Russia. So unless they think these sanctions will strengthen Europe's position against Russia, we have to consider that Europe might actually be the target.
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  310.  @orbatos  others say it was the other way round. But since PolyMC does not have the CoC, it is a sane project regardless of where it came from or what came from it. Treating everyone equally rather than giving institutional power to privileged identities is the way to go.
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  311. The Lords is supposed to be unelected, and to represent traditional Btitish interests. The problem is not that he's unelected, it is that he supports the interests of foreigners who he calls disposessed and powerless, and he wants to leave the British people disposessed and powerless.
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  312. Brave Young People look better naked. Don't forget there's an intimacy coordinator!
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  313. The obviously think Tommy Robinson is a bad man who should not be given a platform. They should give him a platform, otherwise how would they know they're completely wrong?
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  314.  @Sandwich13455  so are Maoris and native Americans. In fact Maoris are less native to New Zealand than the English are to England.
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  315. Being sensitive data was not an issue here. Being the only copy was.
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  316. If you think Africa's bad now, wait until the west collapses! The world depends on the productivity of East Asian and European (plus diaspora) people, and half of those are weighed down by a government policy which we are not allowed to criticise.
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  317.  @Pinkdam  if he had "an interest in genuinely crucial matters concerning his people" he would have studied very different subjects. In studying what he did, he has had exposure to "first-hand sources recounting our history," and has rejected them in favour of the accounts concocted and promoted by the people who gave him his PhD, which is why they gave him it. He's not young, he's 35 and ought to know better. If he wanted to break out, he would not have apologised.
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  318. ​​​ @lucyinchat demanding people use specific words when they talk about you is a restriction on free speech. We should have no tolerance for the authoritarian mindset.
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  319. It was a celebration of the city's 650th anniversary, so the theme could have been anything, yet they chose this. The people who control the city used the anniversary as an opportunity to demonstrate their animosity to the people who want this sort of incident not to happen, and also to the people who built the city.
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  320. The initial cost of the Rwanda plan is £120 million, and I read somewhere that the cost per person is £46/day, which is more than 8 times Rwanda's GDP/capita. But to make it worse, we are not just giving them our invaders, we are taking refugees from the Congo in return - the ones with medical or other conditions which Rwanda can't cope with. So even without the legal cost, it's a bunch of arse.
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  321. It's ok, Biden was going to transfer the documents to an unsecure email server in his bathroom.
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  322. They accuse us of pining for a past which didn't exist, even though it did and we remember it, while they pine for a future that cannot exist and is getting further away each year.
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  323. The images are webp, so the site doesn't support IE6. Uberbased!
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  324. There's a surprising amount of litter by the roadside in some rural places.
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  325.  @Jackfromshack  there is no profit motive at work here.
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  326. When they say they'll discuss policies with communities, keep communities safe etc, they never mean us.
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  327. This is not about removing harassment, it's about far-left activists gaining the power to harass. Why does it require people to "focus on what is best for the community" instead of for the code, and who gets to decide what's best for the community? In practice, they will remove people who do not share the vision of the most powerful group, which is the SJWs. What do they mean by "show empathy toward others"? Is there any empathy being shown toward people who think merit is more important than identity, or that the project is more important than diversity? In practice they will remove people who do not empathise with the dominant group, which is the SJWs.
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  328. And they worked hard to bring their own enemy in.
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  329. They will not allow us to have anything of our own. Everything we have must be shared, whereas everything they have is sacred.
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  330. It's not values that matter, those have changed over the centuries, and are currently supposed to be Tolerance and Inclusion, which do not help us at all. What matters is the British people.
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  331. Like we've done nothing? There are foreign groups who do their utmost to prevent us organising.
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  332. That's because it's not an academic theory, it's a religion whose dogmas are written by academics. You can't question scripture, you can only interpret it.
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  333.  @matthewb9621  in the context of people all over Twitter gloating that there were so few English people in the team, those responses are tame. And funny. Did you see the video of a pub full of racists singing "give it to the __ guy, he'll score" during the penalties? No calls for them to have their lives ruined, I'm sure. They're privileged people, cheering for their own identity group. And their reaction when their man missed was priceless.
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  334.  @seanalto5798  yep. Are you that guy who needs constant affirmation in other comments here? How sad that you can't get it from reality.
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  335. No, but it does make them more credentialed. The consequence of that will be addressed later.
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  336. Is this a done deal or is it just a proposal? The internet beat SOPA by going dark for a day, so to beat the feminazis should we have an International Tell Anita Sarkeesian She Sucks day? Everyone on twitter who values free speech could tell her she sucks, then twitter could ban everyone and go bankrupt.
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  337. +Wrath Oranos ...and men face more harassment online than women.
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  338. Too many bites.
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  339. "White British" is a nonsense term created to diminish the British identity. Just say British.
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  340. Why did the MSM not run with the 4chan claim that Nazis appropriated the rainbow flag to represent the diversity of the European tribes (or whatever it was meant to be)? The pride parade was full of literal Nazis!
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  341.  @lukemurray4950 there's a question on Quora with some useful information below it: "Why does it say in the Talmud Jesus (Yeshua) is boiling in excrement in hell?" Earlier this year there was an attempt by what AP describes as "a powerful ally in [Netanyahu's] governing coalition" to "punish Christian proselytizing with jail time." You can find videos online of Israelis spitting on Christians in the street.
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  342.  @rabenfedersonnenhut  boosting morale is part of the job.
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  343. A lot of people were getting kickbacks, so a lot of people are angry about it being cut.
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  344. ​ @ManuCGDev besides, a boycott is not the same as cancellation. Cancellation is like tortious interference whereas a boycott is a personal choice.
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  345. Checkmate, feminazis!
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  346. ​ @bartsanders1553 there is no evidence he has been or will be captured. There is no point pretending, unless the goal is to demoralise.
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  347. My mother hid my chocolate bar until I'd finished my homework. It was like the Ukrainian famine.
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  348. And the legals too. If you make it about illegality then the government will just grant amnesty and remove all complaints you have. But you won't be satisfied with that, and nor should you be, because illegality is not relevant in any way whatsoever.
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  349. It's ok when it's done to support the narrative.
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  350. They are not ignorant, they want to destroy Britain and are doing so.
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  351. It's marxism and black supremacy giving each other a leg-up.
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  352. "men"
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  353.  @original_yosemitesam  not knowing what a Boomer Moment is is a Boomer Moment.
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  354.  @edwardallenthree  them entering the conflict was a consequence of things the US did though.
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  355. Don't install Librewolf if you have politics that the project might ban you for. That means nearly everyone, including Louis.
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  356. ​ @vincentl.9469 without support from the west, Ukraine would have had to take its negotiations with Russia seriously. There is no sign they wanted to take over, they were trying to work within previous peace treaties which Ukraine was ignoring.
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  357.  @RainerMichelle  your reply to me got censored. Stop your hate speech and disinformation please.
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  358. There was "no room for nuance" in the "bike Karen" situation because we had the timestamped receipts and knew she did nothing wrong. Some of us new before then that a pregnant woman would not try to steal a rental bike that had been hired by one of a group of "teens".
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  359. ​​ @Lecentra anyone who looks at it impartially will have what you call a Republican perspective, because that is the right one to have, since it was arrived at impartially. If Upper Echelon had dived into research for months he would know that the 2015 McKinsey research paper was not the start of this.
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  360. They got Milo banned from PayPal because of 2 private text messages. That's the real civil war - shutting down conservatives until they have no way to talk and resort to shooting.
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  361. I still see people say that voting doesn't matter, when there are more and more examples of it mattering, such as Delaware.
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  362. Abortion and hand amputation is taxable economic activity. Double-plus good!
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  363. I used to let ads play so the people I watch can earn some money. None of the ads every made me buy anything and after youtube started demonetizing anyone with controversial opinions I demonetized them right back.
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  364. Not sure what you mean. They were all great until I got to yours.
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  365. The word 'butthurt' promotes rape culture.
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  366. There's still room for competition. My childhood favourite has become WAY worse than your childhood favourite!
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  367. Those flags should not be on police cars. The party should not kick anyone out for having sensible opinions like that.
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  368. There's not really choice, so why bother with the comparison? We already know they're not 100% effective, but if everyone cuts their risk of getting or spreading the virus we can defeat it.
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  369. If it was Afrikaner refugees and Pakistani tourists these protests would not be happening.
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  370. That first clip is a lot like government math: if you have a $1 billion budget and all your projects get cancelled, you can spend $1 billion on office decorations and bonuses, and its all free.
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  371. Their mischief "was of a completely different nature to the things that we see today" If social engineers had paid attention to the different natures of ethnic groups they could have predicted this unfolding disaster.
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  372.  @nextstar55  they're parodying a racist tweet by LeBron James. He thinks his people are being hunted, but they are the hunters more often than not.
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  373.  @keirasings1  men are still responsible if they don't want the child, even if they never wanted the child. And if they can't afford child support they go to jail. Women who can't afford to raise their child get a free house, and if they want to give it up for adoption that's their choice. Men have no options once they have had sex, they live at the whim of the woman.
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  374. He took donations for a documentary about Rotherham and used them to make one about the people he works for, called Shalom.
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  375. Does she think there was no politically motivated violence in ancient Rome?
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  376. People always ask "what will it take to make people stand up to this," and Dan asked it here. But Tomby Romkinson stood up, and we can't say his name here now. His outfit was basically the native version of Shere Punjab. What you should be asking is who stood up against Monsignor Romkinby, who orchestrated that, and why is the establishment response to the early-October event different to their response to the Ariana Grande event and others like it (let's avoid a pushback, don't look back in anger). Why is there outrage against "missing adult" posters* being taken down and outrage against "it's ok" posters going up? And why have I learned to use codes and euphemisms. * if a British flag at a protest is incitement then these are purely for that purpose too. If you want to find a missing person you put posters up where they might be.
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  377. +Robert Jones NATO members need to rethink who the enemy is after the Cold War, and who their allies are too. Or just disband.
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  378. ​ @Judyteen that was her interpretation, but she's not someone we can trust.
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  379. It's what happens when you've been separated from your culture's traditions and given an ideology that doesn't work.
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  380. Advocates for this change tell us that their charges are less likely to be employed and more likely to be on low wages. In other words, policy as it stands is a detriment in so far as any additional surplus it creates is not able to extend the sort of 1st-world services we are used to across the expanded population. The policy will lift GDP but make everyone poorer. But then there's the incredible range of restaurants.
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  381. There have been rumours for about a week that crematoriums are working 24/7. They usually operate about 4 hours per day, and the law requires all bodies to be cremated. Someone took that info, combined it with the usual mortality rate in Wuhan, and calculated they were burning an extra 800-1000 bodies per day. Other evidence pointing in this direction is the very high level of SO2 in the air above the city. Other cities don't have anything close to the same level, and it's not likely to be from industrial processes when everyone's under lockdown!
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  382. A saving of about 1% or less is common in my experience, but I had an update recently where the dRPM failed and it had to download more than it otherwise would have done! I won't miss these when they're gone.
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  383. Chancellor's spending review: £13.8billion on public services, £16 billion government borrowing. £12 billion to the EU would make a big difference if kept in our pockets.
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  384. BBC controls 70% of the media in the UK and lies about everything. Most people don't even know who those vloggers are!
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  385. Apparently, this is a system of white supremacy.
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  386. Do we really know that EVs catch fire less often? The data we need is of parked vehicles of equivalent age, excluding arson.
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  387. The New Yorker piece he referred to is available via archive sites: find the article, copy the URL, search for it in an archive. I've not read it all yet, but from the descriptions it gives of the conditions of the babies which died, I don't think an accumulation of coincidences should be given sufficient weight to form a case against her. A statistic I've read in her favour is that even without those 7 babies, the hospital was above average for infant deaths. There was something failing in that hospital, she was just in the wrong place at the wrong time more often than other nurses.
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  388. This is why racism evolved. China has (allegedly) been promoting diversity and inclusion in the USA, for obvious reasons.
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  389. Capitalist economies do not need to prohibit communes. Communist economies DO need to prohibit capitalumes, which is why that's not a word.
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  390. He's right that child support is limited to 2 children, but having a 5-bedroom house is not limited, and we're paying for that. There's no reason people should be allowed social housing if they came here to work; there's no reason to give them any benefits at all.
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  391.  @aetimes2  CoCs are not about kindness, they are about power. They should be removed, he was right to do so.
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  392.  @MagikMan643 this was not an accident though.
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  393. Kier Starmer. I'd heard of it but assumed it was some type of yacht.
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  394. She was superlesbian before it had even been discovered!
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  395. Cosplayers seek the male gaze.
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  396. Barbados is 9% less black than the ad breaks in this video.
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  397. “Once made equal to man, woman becomes his superior.” – Socrates
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  398. Get out while you still can Harry!
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  399. If you enter into a contract when you accept the license, then there is someone at the other end who the government can coerce.
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  400. If he wins they'll double down and call it resisting hate.
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  401. Enouth with these wild conspiracies! People often top themselves in the car park of the hotel where they have a room in which they could do it more privately and conveniently, and they particularly do it when giving testimony about corporate corruption.
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  402. A balanced system with injustice on both sides cannot be improved by an ideology that only recognises half of the injustice. MEN are ALSO going through incredible hardship in those theocracies; stoning, beatings, double standards in the eyes of the law, etc but hey let's just ignore that because women.
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  403. True, but it's not necessarily a bad thing that so many people are finding it impossible to ignore the reality of who you can't criticise, and who you can't not. If the power wielded against them when they criticise the wrong people comes from both cheeks of the same backside, that's another win for the long-term.
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  404. It's been that way in the States for at least 15 years. The likelihood of getting into med school with a particular grade average is much higher if you're preferred and at the lower grades it's impossible to get in if you're not recent of the special continent. The result is that people can tell just by looking that their doctor is of lower quality.
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  405. Farage isn't wrong, the messaging we get in schools and elsewhere does contribute to this. But what he won't touch is that the reason for the messaging is the change we've seen since 1948, and the unwillingness of people in key positions to stand against the narrative the post-48 people want to pitch to explain their failures at home and as a diaspora.
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  406. "The Kent mutation" <- not racist "The Wuhan virus" <- racist
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  407. "Coming to a town near you" is government policy. About 10-15 years ago there was a poster near my local supermarket featuring a diverse group of people with a caption telling us they were our future. I'm sure it was a government-funded poster - there was no product being advertised, just the message. The man here posted the same and got jailed for not liking a government policy.
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  408. Both of those quoted string literals can go, because we have backticks.
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  409. This white person became anti-football in response.
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  410. @@mikemongrel5587refusing to give them their narrative is the smart thing to do. Make it about the toffs and the diversity, not the working class and bigotry.
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  411.  @jb894  the KKK opposed colonisation and the policies which are leading the USA into internal conflict and division. Anti-racists oppose colonisation of the UK and the England team. If you oppose that opposition, it says who you are. I've been ignoring the contest as much as I can, but I did see a profile of someone on the England team, whose mother is Irish and father is Jamaican. I saw another profile of someone who was expected to be the Next Best Thing in England, but he chose to be German instead. He is African in appearance and has a muslim name. There was nothing in the profile to suggest why he might be considered either English or German. People want to support a team that means something to them. As it stands, an Englishman might as well support Belgium because nothing has any meaning any more. We just want to have a connection to our nation, and you hate us for it.
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  412. Biden was clutching his desk when presented with his 81st birthday cake. When Putin did the same it was a sign that he was gravely ill.
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  413. They chose to move there, despite other options being available, and chose not to share it with its inhabitants. They have to live with the consequences, we have more pressing issues to concern ourselves with, which they would never choose to help us with. Their difficulties are not our problem, their foes are not ours.
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  414. There's no fixing this.
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  415. The guy's got a point; those megalomaniacs should give him all the power he demands.
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  416. Lack of trust is a big factor in the US too. Diversity diminishes trust, and the media pushing the Russiagate conspiracy for 3 years didn't help either.
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  417. But ignoring everything else is not right.
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  418.  @ivan.kulagin  Prism has a code of conduct, PolyMC is the sane one! Those things are used as a power grab, which I assume is what happened to PolyMC even though the lead resisted the coercion to create one.
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  419. ​​ @tarqinquentinsson-obviousl957 police told muslim rioters to drop their weapons off in a mosque, the news has generally ignored their involvement. Starmer said he would protect them but use the full force of the law against the people his class has ignored for decades on the main issue facing the country.
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  420. A far better way to save the planet is to extend the period between phone upgrades. Mine got its final security update about 18 months after I bought it, meaning I should have disposed of it shortly afterwards and bought a new one.
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  421.  @andreafalconiero9089  they have allowed it to end. People refusing to wear masks have fought for it to continue.
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  422. Rhys F. whites were not always a minority in South Africa and will not always be a majority in the USA. The majority ethnic group in South Africa arrived after the European settlers. Expect what happens in South Africa to happen to you, if you do nothing to stop it. If you think choosing not to preserve the USA means choosing not to preserve your race, which also means choosing not to preserve your own family, then what exactly do you oppose in what you call fascism? I don't believe you actually care about freedom.
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  423.  @OrbitalTrails-x5s  they already lost the war though. The soldiers, by quitting, win.
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  424.  @davey1602  he does, he only opposes one group.
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  425. I'd like to play in a Quiddich league, but the sport is full of rowlingphobes.
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  426. ​ @brianperry  Starmer is ignoring us too. He's been working against us all his life, knowing we wanted all of this to stop
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  427.  @wufongtanwufong5579  and to the others as colonisers.
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  428. If Kamela is looking for the "root causes" of the crisis her trips to the White House must be really awkward!
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  429. Their determination to vote for wealth transfers even though the Social Security Fund's cashflow has turned negative is a gift to civilisation.
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  430. "We can't promote you because you're a white male" And that's what helped create the alt-right!
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  431. There's a desire, but there is nobody to rally around. There is a considerable power base with a desire in opposition to that of the people, and they are better organised.
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  432. @@mikemongrel5587do you remember what patriots achieved after the London BLM events? The first result I found was from a US source but it's representative: Far-right demonstrators gather in London to 'protect' symbols of UK history 'Winston Churchill, he's one of our own,' chanted right-wing demonstrators near the former prime minister's statue, which was sprayed with graffiti by anti-racism protesters last weekend. Note the scare quotes around "protect" and the insinuation you are the least acceptable people in the world and you oppose the west's strongest moral position and Greatest Value. There was a video accompanying the story, which began with a warning that the content was graphic and disturbing. They want you to let them do this to you again. You want us to comply. I refuse. I want the headlines to show things the establishment wants to keep hidden, or to be so blatantly deceptive that people can't ignore it.
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  433. They wanted to rub our noses in diversity, they never thought it would happen to themselves.
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  434. They mentioned something about reducing the threshold for herd immunity, but they seem to have overlooked the fact that the threshold will increase when they let vulnerable people back into the community. For example, if the measures reduce population density and thus bring the threshold down from 70% to 50%, there will eventually be 50% of non-vulnerable people who have acquired immunity. When the rest of the population rejoins them, fewer than 50% of the people will have immunity and the threshold for herd immunity will be back at 70%. I'm not a professor, so I might be wrong about this, but I've included as much scientific argument and references as the experts did.
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  435.  @OniGanon  Madagascar was under consideration, and there is an autonomous Jewish republic in Russia. They chose to be among diverse peoples, took their land, and oppressed them. Why must they suffer though, right?
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  436. This is an inspirational story for disabled girls all over the world. Thank you, Paul.
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  437. Jess Philips advertised an "event" in Bordesley Green, which is 4.7% British and 47% Pakistani. I can't imagine what she was hoping for!
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  438. There was more hostility in the 70s, but they kept coming. The problem is the establishment was always much more hostile to us than we were to their weapons.
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  439. Prior to Russia's involvement in Donbas I heard a theory about a project which I assumed in February would have to be shelved. The supposed project was to build a huge city in the Netherlands, to provide accommodation mainly for people from outside Europe, and to bring Ukraine into the EU as an alternative food source. I don't know why they wouldn't just expand Odessa! Where will the food come from if Ukraine becomes a governorship under the Russian Federation?
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  440.  @recoveringsoul755  do you fight for your freedom not to run from a forest fire, or your freedom to drive into oncoming traffic? It's the same thing. Not wanting to end the pandemic is a very silly thing to consider freedom.
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  441. Nostra Fn Damus according to Gatestone Institute the police don't arrest the families of the accused in this type of trial when they stand outside courts shouting abuse at the families of the victims. Institutional racism has returned.
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  442. You should look into that claim about Trump bombastically blaming DEI. He was not bombastic, and only did it in response to a question which he might have misinterpreted.
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  443. You have to be a protestant to be the Queen. I don't know what Harry calls his new woke religion, but whatever it is, it disqualifies him.
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  444. Considering they were, and still are, excluded from everything, their contributions are all the more incredible.
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  445. I was "dismayed and saddened" by footballers taking the knee. Haven't bothered watching since they started doing it. The problem with BLM is not just their marxism, it's also their racism.
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  446.  @RainerMichelle  the people of Crimea do not want to be Ukrainian, they have rejected that twice, and you have no right to force them to accept an illegitimate government. Russia did not invade Crimea, and did not annex it. They already had some troops there, other troops were Crimean people within the Ukrainian army who simply removed the insignia of their former country. If Ukraine accepted the democratic right of the people, there would be no war. If you think there were Russian troops in Donbas you should tell the international observers. They never saw any. The civil war was started by Ukraine refusing to accept the Donbas people's rejection of an illegal overthrow of an elected president. Some Russians may have joined the fighting, but without the coup and the aggression of the illegitimate government there would be no war. I have no idea why you think anyone should pay any cost to impose an illegitimate regime on people who have voted to be independent of it. This does not concern us, our governments should leave the situation alone, they have no interests in it and should not jeopardise trade relations with Russia. Imposing tyranny on people who want to be removed from it is not as important as buying gas and fertiliser. Without people like you, there would be no war.
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  447. Code quality?
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  448. At least it's been declared now. It started decades ago.
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  449.  Chris Stevens  I can't find any news for "Mengele jabs". Is that a typo? Are you aware that the government has confirmed vaccination will not be compulsory?
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  450. ​ @Tragicomedy2137 demanding people use special words when referring to you when you're not even in the room is toxic, and often correlates with far worse behaviour. Treating them how they should be treated is not a phobia.
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  451. Who could ever have foreseen that the dangers of misinformation and stochastic terrorism would only be applied to one side!
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  452. I'm glad to see this got downvoted to hell and back. Let the democratic process play out before deciding who has been subverting it!
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  453. Andrew's behaviour threatens the monarchy, Harry's racist politics threatens the whole country.
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  454. Does that mean Greta's flying back?
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  455. When I click to see the reply I notice that it got fortified.
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  456.  @killnj6071  it's literally why the South Africans chose to keep the others separate.
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  457. It makes one doubt the Official Narrative of who is "marginalised" and where power lies.
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  458. Two women, two impeachments, two assassins, two terms.
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  459. The Morgenthau plan was less severe, because unlike the German establishment's own plan, it did not involve colonisation.
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  460. Just an excuse for The Onion to slip an attack ad in front of their audience?
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  461. If all conservatives quit their jobs and applied for every entitlement going, the country would collapse in a week. The left uses the right's money to attack it, and the right needs to drain that swamp.
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  462. I often open a comment thread in an incognito window to see if my comments reach beyond my own signed-in session. One of the more ridiculous removed comments was in a conversation about maths where I accidentally referred to the gradient of a line on a chart by a 5-letter word beginning with S which rhymes with "envelope" and is apparently a rude word for Cambodians. It's a perfectly reasonable word to use in the context, but I was [...] and also blocked from the comment thread, which meant I could not even edit my comment or add another with the bad word removed. Someone probably thought I was very rude for not replying to them!
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  463. So let me get this right...when the urban man turned up armed with a wrench, the Asian man was sweeping the sidewalk. The stereotypes strike again!
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  464. You're allowed to notice, as long as you celebrate it.
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  465.  @Africa1000  yes they did. Aryans, to be precise.
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  466. Someone should visit uncolonised areas to see if they have a better vibe.
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  467. Iran's response was restrained and generous. They first went to the UN to get a condemnation of the strike on their embassy. That was not forthcoming despite the strike being an act of war. They ultimately sent a load of slow drones which could be stopped (at great expense) by air defenses to give the population a fireworks display and something to call a victory. But they included a few hypersonic missiles to hit millitary installations, to show their capability and ensure a price was paid for the original offense. If anything escalates, governments representing the majority of the world's population, GDP amd military capacity (after NATO offshored its factories and depleted itself in Ukraine) know who is at fault.
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  468. The stabbings were quickly replaced on the front pages by news of a pilot who doesn't hate white people.
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  469. Russia has no reason to seek to divert Europe from its current path, which is only making it less of a threat as national unity and industrial capacity decline.
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  470. Tolkien did not write LOTR "for everyone," he wrote it for Anglo-Saxons. It's not the critics who are racist, it's the producers.
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  471. The Dalai Lama is a refugee because a lot of people moved to his country and didn't want to integrate, so he's bound to have a realistic point of view regarding what is being done to Europe.
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  472. Diversity is the Ukrainian army's greatest strength.
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  473. @Socialschism 22 his dad is half black, but he's black from the waist down so you can't see it when he's not at the beach. Sargon is black from the knees down. Junior is black from the nipples down.
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  474.  @artuselias  they de-rank and unindex sites they don't like. Transparency notes are for when results have been excluded because of court orders.
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  475. The 1919 one can be attributed to Imperialism, so it's bad. The others can be attributed to diversity, so they get memory-holed.
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  476.  @RDV333  banning a party because it wants Germany to be German totally lines up with what he was saying. Vance gave examples in the speech, you ought to watch it.
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  477. Fiat does not mean paper money, it is anything that is money by decree. In the UK, silver coins were always fiat, which is why for about £35 you can buy a one ounce silver Britannia with 2 Pounds written on it. That's 3 different weights which are respectively a price, a weight and a decreed value. Historically £1 was decreed to be a pound of sterling silver, but technically a pound was 20 shilling coins, which could be made of anything. In 1920 they were reduced to 50% silver but retained their face value. Prior to that, in 1797, the pennies which had always contained 1/12th the silver of a shilling were struck in copper while retaining their face value.
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  478. It's not just the internet where they are safe, it's everywhere.
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  479. It wasn't shared. The signs for a shared footpath are on the other side of the road.
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  480. He even got the hair right.
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  481. What would you need to complain about in a place like this? The whole point is that everything is provided for you from your vegetables to your children's drag queen twerking lessons.
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  482.  @briantyler1562  was it Russians in Azov uniforms who held civilians hostage as human shields when fighting the Russian liberation army?
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  483. There is no double-standard at Patreon, they support their friends and undermine their enemies.
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  484. If 40% of the houses in Rayner's new towns are for social housing, 60% of the people will pay for everything.
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  485.  @TheSchneeds1  they will be when trillions are cut from taxes and tariffs bring jobs back.
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  486. Diversity or kitchenware retailers. You can only have one.
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  487. It looks like Chinese on the translation app, and this happened in Egypt.
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  488. ​ @Uqwefsdjxsa I re-read it to check, and can't see anything wrong with it. Did he get the figures for Ukraine funding wrong?
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  489.  @Batmans_Pet_Goldfish they chose to put their country there!
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  490. Daycrist we're not being expelled though, in fact many South Africans have found nobody will accept them as refugees! Look at the UN definition, in particular as it relates to culture, and bear in mind we are still at the early stages of this part of history. There is more to come and South Africa (as well as Bangladesh, Lebanon and Yugoslavia) gives us some clues as to what that might be.
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  491. @@mikemongrel5587you're giving them a way out by doing that. They want you on their front pages, looking angry and shouting at police. You are going to give them it and we will achieve nothing. Instead of letting both enemies make a mistake you want to put yourself in between them for no gain whatsoever.
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  492.  david nichols  we've stopped tolerating the bad things, and the elites are becoming terrified.
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  493. They won't erase it, they will destroy it by making it inclusive. When everyone's British, no-one is.
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  494.  @colinmatts  telling a story while misrepresenting the past is something we have a right to criticise. If his people were unfairly represented in a film, he would be critical I'm sure.
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  495. This is colonisation. If you accuse people who oppose it of wanting a "lace four" (rhyming for the sake of the algo), you have no idea what's going on, Calum!
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  496. You can't expect to rev your engine near some muslims and get away with it. Thankfully the UK has a strong government (which totally isn't fascist) that will not baulk at stamping out these crimes. Tolerance will be enforced.
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  497. Callum slandered Laura Towler last week for opposing this kind of thing.
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  498.  @RainerMichelle  you are repeating the lie about Russian troops in Ukraine. International observers never saw any Russian troops there. There are not just "Russian speakers" in Ukraine's recent borders, they are Russian people. Regardless of where the border lies, and borders have never been sacred in that region, the people remain Russian because they literally are Russian. Their foreign citizenship does not stop them being Russian people. There were clashes recently between muslims and Hindus in several cities in England. The UK authorities were reluctant to use the necessary force to deal with them so the governments of Pakistan and India each expressed their concern about the situation. The people involved are UK citizens, but they are Pakistani and Indian rather than English, and their home countries know and accept that. Many in the west do not understand it, to our great detriment. The border of Russia was placed to the east of a Russian population when it should have been placed to their west. The fighting is rectifying that mistake, which was made intentionally by Lenin to bring a pro-Bolshevik industrial population into the same region as a more conservative agrarian population. Nobody should expend any cost to preserve that decision, but you support it at the cost of tens of thousands of lives, worldwide hunger and what will be the deepest depression Europe has ever experienced. All because of "sovereignty" which was violated without condemnation as recently as 2014 by the USA, and was rejected in a democratic vote by the people most affected by the false border.
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  499.  @135Ops  your comment is aggressive in nature and has the potential to cause harm. If the OP acts on it in a way which results in harm, you may be prosecuted.
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  500. This reminds me of a Spitting Image sketch where the Bush I administration was trying to reboot the United Nations and needed a name for the new organisation. One of them said "Well, we've got to call it United Something...," which Bush thought was a great idea - "or U.S. for short!"
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  501. She wasn't joking. None of those tweets were attempts at humor, they were expressions of her hatred for you and people who look like you.
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  502. When they banned cheese you guys built your own cheese industry. Or Belarus did, but whatever - I heard you got halloumi back in 2 weeks. You'll have your own payment systems, your own microchips, your own everything and you've already got all the food and oil you need. You'll have domestic industry - the opposite of what has been decimating the US middle-class since the early 90s. The US might not do so bad out of this, but long-term you're much better off than Europe. From here you look lucky.
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  503. Devon's wonderfully British! But on the BBC's "Beyond Paradise" the police chief and several residents of a small seaside village are black. Looking into the county's demographics I discovered that was not only highly improbable, but also that there are more Asians than Africans in the county. There were no Asians in the episode I watched.
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  504. I can explain "steal batteries" in a poetic form: There was a news report on social media about a rapper who was arrested on battery charges. One of the comments remarked that he was rich and should not have to steal batteries. A screenshot of the interaction went viral recently, which may be what the author was alluding to: he would be willing to face battery charges after taking out his rage on the person with the headphones. I need to buy some apples when my phone finishes charging.
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  505. People who know math earn more, so can pay more and be taxed more. There's a reason Nigerian and Indian scammers target people in the West rather than back home. If the plan is to make everyone poor and easily ripped off, it's not a good plan.
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  506. If they could shut it down they would not need to sanction it.
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  507. You had me until "festivals".
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  508. Intent was not a concern for most people - it was more likely lax security, which is just as consequential.
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  509. I thought the leads of NixOS dislike anyone to the right of Mao.
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  510. One of the wildest remarks was "England's very conservative"! Compared to what and when?
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  511. There was an advert several years ago for throat lozenges where someone had a cold and couldn't get into his voice-activated house.
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  512.  @javenradt1314  search "islamic golden age myth".
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  513. When she points out that every country has the same values as us, the response should be to ask if there are any differences. There are, and that's what out culture is. France and Britain have moved in the same direction for the last thousand years, shared influences from the rest of the world, and even shared Kings at times, and now have the same "values," but it's always been possible to tell the two countries apart, because we're British and they're French. That's what defines us. Values as a definer of nationality are a creation of the neo-colonial period.
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  514. All those trenches have a rare species impact report commissioned before the first shovel breaks ground.
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  515. Jail?
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  516. I bet you enjoyed the bit when Callum said the aid your government sends is "a choice for the American public."
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  517. I started following a few channels documenting her certain downfall when there was speculation about unusual events during what she was claiming to be a pregnancy. Several years later, and after her humiliation surrounding the coronation, I finally unsubscribed because she just can't fall any lower and I don't want to hang on for the inevitable divorce. Since then I have been made aware of her posing outside for some photos, walking past Cameron Diaz for some photos, and sitting in a car. This is "news" and there's no escape! Her descent into obscurity will be part of the fabric of our lives forever!
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  518. There's not 2 Bosleys - IMDB says there are three: Patrick Stewart as Bosley, Djimon Hounsou as Bosley of Color, and Elizabeth Banks as Boslette.
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  519.  FIEND PHOTO  you don't need a license to buy cereal.
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  520.  @Hrossey  Danes are Danish, Germans are German and St George was not Turkish. We are native here, others are native elsewhere, and are not English.
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  521. Trump criticising the lying media: fascism, the end of democracy! Social media censoring conservatives: they're just creating a safer environment for discussion.
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  522. Just because there are "claims to victimhood" that doesn't mean there is no victim. Just because there is a sense that someone's culture or group is under threat, that doesn't mean they are not under threat. Are we supposed to surrender our territory, our identity, our culture, so that the colonizers can have a peaceful life outside their own countries, enjoying the last gasps of the civilization our ancestors created for us while they undermine it? Spiked claims to oppose identity politics, favour democracy and support the working class, but will never criticise mass migration, which was never voted for, creates identity politics, and harms the working class most of all. "White supremacy" is not a global threat, but white retrenchment and the black and brown supremacies are a threat to the west.
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  523. Most arrivals are neither Syrian nor refugees.
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  524. They do like colonialism. Removing depictions of the monarch is an act of colonialism. They are replacing everything indigenous, just like the Spanish did in South America, but this time it's the natives who are the bad guys!
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  525. ​ @Br1cht it's one of their prime motivations.
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  526. The mentioned Executive Order which Biden wants to overturn is not specifically about CRT and doesn't even use those first and third words. It's "EO 13950: Combating Race and Sex Stereotyping," and the key passage is _Therefore, it shall be the policy of the United States not to promote race or sex stereotyping or scapegoating in the Federal workforce or in the Uniformed Services, and not to allow grant funds to be used for these purposes. In addition, Federal contractors will not be permitted to inculcate such views in their employees._ But we all know what this means, and the practitioners know they cannot continue their programs when bias is banned or defunded. If the news corporations had reported honestly on this, rather than calling it a ban on sensitivity training, Biden would not be able to overturn it. The fact he feels compelled to overturn it shows how deeply embedded the ideology is, and how powerful the media is.
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  527. @UC7MsJr_LNFaQeRbnRdMMsTA there is no privilege in being white.
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  528. They don't have to leave, they can win instead, and make us leave. For now, nobody in government will make them leave.
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  529.  @rozzgrey801  you can check for yourself if you want. What documentaries has he made, and what fundraising has he done? He claims to be pro-British but he only does things that benefit the people who he wanted to march with today.
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  530. Rhys F. Not An Argument. Preserving the USA is fighting for your freedoms, which is not the same as giving them up, just so you know.
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  531. El Howard he doesn't have a drinking problem. Have you not been following the story? Nobody should be believed simply by making an accusation. If, as in Blasey Ford's case, there is no evidence and no witnesses to confirm the claim, we have no reason either to believe or disbelieve, so we cannot pass judgement, which means Kavanaugh should be confirmed.
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  532. Their disdain for truth is matched only by their disdain for the US automobile industry.
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  533.  @sunsuddy9310  he was not strangled. The people restraining him put him in the recovery position when they noticed something was wrong. There was no intent to harm him, only to stop him carrying out his threats. They did nothing wrong.
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  534. Handsome_Hero  this is not capitalism, i's capitulation.
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  535. The lawsuits failed, now we know how far the Democrats will go.
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  536. They are not interested in social justice, they prefer individual responsibility, individual rights and individual justice.
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  537. The Emo Emu "Sad Puppies aren't GamerGate" He's not even sad puppies. He's "rabid puppies".
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  538. I have a similar problem. I've not used the account for so long they need to verify me, which they want to do by calling a number I no longer have access to. I can't close my Paypal account, so I'll have to close my bank account in case Paypal finds out what my opinions are!
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  539. They "can't" stop networks of people sharing albums of non-legal images on Google Photos either.
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  540. If we had the ability to exert dominance globally then it might be a different matter. Being a minor inconvenience on the world stage is not worth the sacrifice.
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  541. "came aboot"
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  542.  @Tangers3345  she was so bad at that job nobody even knows she had it.
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  543.  @houssamalucad753  going the Japan route preserves the people and country. An economy can recover in a few decades, the country will be gone forever. It simply is not worth the cost.
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  544. They shouldn't be included. What he is noticing, without realising it, is that he's living in a civilisation which is not his own. Every call for "representation," particularly in historical contexts, is an unconscious recognition of this fact.
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  545. ​ @deohere7647 it's not random, we're not all the same. Hereditary characteristics are real.
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  546. A tank would be useful when driving through Portland.
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  547. Ottoman rule was more obviously foreign that what we have, so the need to oppose it was easier to state.
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  548. He votes.
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  549. The theory is that a country with 60 million people can't do all the jobs it needs doing but a country with 80 million people can.
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  550.  @jeffweingrad4658  how does Gaza fit in that list? There has been criticism of all those countries, but no state oppression of it, and the relative size of protests can be put down to the media obsession with one country above all, not to the conscience of regular people. There is one unique case, due to the hold it has over governments and media.
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  551. They want an excuse to blame the violence on natives rather than preferred groups.
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  552. I used to make house calls which required me to go inside, but would still never consider asking a householder to do me any favours. I always used public toilets, and used one so often that I was approached romantically by a man who assumed I was going there for business!
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  553. Another problem with our national identity being reduced to that generic set of values is that every other western national identity is being reduced to the same set of values. I'm sure it ought to be possible to tell whether someone is British or Lithuanian, but a Somali who holds those values might be one or the other, and not even know himself which one it is.
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  554.  @iris_isxxoninstagram8295  it doesn't matter who wrote it and whether the concept existed before the BBC commissioned it. The BBC chose to do it, because they like to portray white people this way. They already have an over-representation of minorities on-screen, they like to pretend Britain was diverse before 1947, they've had black actors playing Guinevere, Margaret of Anjou, Achilles, Joan of Arc and others, they published an "educational" piece portraying the "typical" British family in Roman era as African. They chose to adapt those books because they are racist.
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  555. This is why identity politics is so effective. It lets them associate their beliefs with their identity and then they get ignorant lawmakers to classify disagreement as a hate crime. The power this gives them attracts narcissists and psychopaths, and everything spirals until the "don't tread on me" people realise they need to do some treading.
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  556.  @fishofthepeople  a stooge of the regime then.
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  557. Youtube has started to promote the WHO beneath videos about the coronavirus, as if they're an authoritative source. Fortunately John's titles are so obscure he's slipped under the algorithm.
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  558. Do you want to be on the front pages under headlines calling you every bad word? You will achieve nothing other than to give them the narrative they want. Stay home and let reality be their narrative, it's the only way we can achieve change.
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  559. His red squirrels beat our red squirrels and the greys are safe once more.
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  560. Sex with animals too, unsurprisingly.
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  561. ​ @Timka09 when the dickish behaviour is a person trying to make others submit to their politics, it's political.
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  562. When I heard this news I instantly didn't assume the AFD had anything to do with it. Nor did I think it might be something to do with a connoisseur of Austrian art. I did, however, think that this eventuality is exactly what the victims would have wanted, and we need to accept such minor impediments because the wide availability of curry and kebabs is so overwhelmingly beneficial. Don't look back in anger.
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  563. They do a good job looking after their own, and we should respect them for that. They do a terrible job of looking after the rest of us, but at least they stick to their code of honour.
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  564.  @frankmill2.07  the EU has only existed since 1993. Your grasp of earlier history and your ignorance of African atrocities is apparent to all informed readers.
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  565. Most likely, someone with no marketable skills applied for a grant, rented a classroom, put up some posters, spoke to a few lonely workers and never bothered to report back on the success of the project.
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  566. I got censored here for writing historical facts which added context.
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  567. Chicago is not as sound as Haidt makes out. Gad Saad had a letter from a student there who was required, as a prerequisite for graduation, to believe women do not use clothing to indicate their sexual availability. As Gad pointed out in his recent video about the letter, it's been proven that women's clothing choices vary across their menstrual cycle and they wear more revealing clothes when they are closer to their most fertile point. Leftist power, and their rejection of science, is everywhere!
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  568. His next column should cover the outpouring of snowflakery in the context of whether women are suitable for politics or having opinions in public.
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  569. "Natural immunity" cannot be used as a strategy to avoid infection. It is pointless trying to promote it.
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  570. Lunduke covered this, found it not to be true.
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  571. When Rushton gathered data for South Africa he used university students and found a score of 85 among Bantus. That's the elite.
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  572. When you use the password in a browser it makes sense to save it there.
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  573. It depends on what you've been educated to think. Less educated people escaped the worst of the indoctrination.
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  574. It happened.
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  575. The Young Turks is government funded. This could be fun!
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  576.  @orangelessjuice  it's not odd though, it actually happens. That's why so few people care that the Maricopa County audit found the number of irregular votes was 5 times the margin of victory. Wanting audits is extremism, it's just a way to disenfranchise voters of color!
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  577. That's not winning.
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  578. Ahem...I think you mean "Nurse Biden" Thank you.
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  579.  @leninsoft7702  it's not the point of the video, it's the conclusion of any unbiased analysis.
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  580. Carrying foreign flags, naturally.
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  581. They've brought it here too, and when it begins in earnest they'll find a way to blame the people who have been telling them No for 80 years.
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  582.  @geoffpoole483  there is no loss of sovereignty involved in not being able to do something we were previously unable to do. The EU is a loss of sovereignty, the pact with the US is not.
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  583.  @lard2069  the fact they turned up with a warrant shows they're not assuming guilt. They have a suspicion of guilt and want to see if his TV is connected to an aerial or TV service.
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  584. Omicron is less severe, so the pandemic has been vanishing since December, with the only social risk being a high peak of milder infections. That has passed, and it had nothing to do with Russia.
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  585. There are some people doing that in Australia, and the usual slander is thrown at them. But they are happy to be called nazis because it helps keep the trash way from their community. And when people see that the best area of the city is the one where the nazis live...well, thinks fall into place.
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  586. Perfectly reasonable responses which all native people would have if not for decades of propaganda.
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  587. When you ban brooming they say it's an attack on their identity, and when you lift the ban they broom. There's a lesson there.
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  588.  @NoName-rl3fh  the money goes to the foundation and almost all is spent on their own activism, not Firefox. This is not a naming issue, they don't fund Firefox by anything close to the headline number.
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  589. It's Ibram X Kendi's term, and the way he describes it is actually black supremacy.
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  590. Putin didn't turn the taps off, Europe did. Russia has said the gas will flow again if sanctions are lifted.
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  591.  @captainhurricane5705  even if all of them are, that does not justify the entitlements they get, nor does it require us to give them citizenship.
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  592. And if you do see it, you're a bad person.
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  593.  @jeffweingrad4658  people only criticise the countries which are oppressing on a daily basis the people they conquered and are planning to remove them to far flung parts of the world so the rest of their territory can be appropriated. The law prevents you from not criticising the special country for that if you would criticise any other country for doing it - no double standards allowed.
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  594.  @grandemaestro3820  not being racist caused the problem.
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  595. There might have been a time when ideas from the centre would have made life better or at least not made it worse. But as destabilising and detrimental policies have become entrenched that is no longer the case, and it's not good enough for a right-wing party to sit in the middle of the Overton window. It's got to the point where we need the restoration of our civilisation, not the conservation of modernity's mistakes.
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  596. She is consistent: doesn't support not her people, does support her people.
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  597. @colinmatts  it's is not a fictional setting. He is misrepresenting history.
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  598. It's not just Russians, though, it's the Alt-Right too! Alt-right being defined as "anyone who doesn't like SJW drivel, especially when it is injected into the things they used to enjoy".
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  599. Despite his faults he's earned enough money to buy his own island where he can live out his life in luxury and we'll never have to see his face again. Fingers crossed, it might actually happen now!
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  600. Natives still join the army. Hopefully it's just for the training.
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  601. These days it's more important to have some degree of melanin.
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  602. I'm happpy to use products from projects with CoCs empowering toxic people and their ideology, I just never donate or contribute anything.
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  603. We should.retutn to absolute monarchy if the turnout falls below 50%, since it's clearly a rejection of the other system.
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  604. What we're not being told doesn't matter. A lot of people allowed themselves to become controlled opposition, they kept one side out of the headlines, and gave the other side an excuse to crackdown on protests.
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  605.  @FikuKromoFikuFajrovulpon  I think you ought to point out that it was also not the fault of Target or Sea World.
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  606. The Felix  there have been cases where controversy arose because code from someone of a privileged identity was refused, and that's exactly the sort of thing these CoCs are designed for - so their backers can target people they hate and promote people they like, all based on identity. You might not see anything wrong with this CoC, but take a look at Debian's and you'll see there's nothing wrong with that one either, and also no room for identity-based attacks by far-left hate mobs. Why can they not remove the identity politics and assume good intentions instead?
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  607. The left is still universalist and Marxist. 24:52 "it doesn't matter where you come from, you can join us in this struggle against the economic order" has become "it doesn't matter where you come from, you can join us in this struggle against white people".
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  608. ​ @shabbos-goy9407 racists would not have let this happen.
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  609. It's like the Jeavons paradox. When we're given more resources we use even more of them.
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  610. The cost to Europe and the US is larger than the reported financial contributions, because the sanctions have been very expensive too.
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  611. Changing the measurements was submission to Europe. He knew, many still don't.
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  612. There's a more appropriate Orwell quote: “The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history.”
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  613. If the discord server's CoC said "mess around and we'll change your username," all the CoC proponents would be completelty fine with the situation.
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  614. If girls are socially conditioned not to be funny, is Netflix reinforcing that perception by giving shows to Hannah Gadsby and Amy Schumer? I was watching a review of a rare watch yesterday. The reviewer said it was harder to get than an Amy Schumer joke.
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  615. We were also told it was a conspiracy theory.
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  616. If god wanted us to carry bags he wouldn't have invented pockets. On the other hand, he did invent bags, so maybe bags are for carrying things and pockets are for fiddling with our junk when in public.
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  617. ​ @quantisedspace7047 headline: "Agony for mother of teen killed in machete attack after learning one of his killers will be released after just SIX MONTHS due to prison overcrowding under new Labour scheme" The teen is not someone Keir promised to protect, but his attackers are.
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  618. However strong this diversity makes the country, it would be stronger still if it gave citizenship to the 2.3million on the Gaza Strip. Israel could then be welcomed into the global community as a modern, diverse liberal democracy and nobody would call it a pariah.
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  619. They would have to create their own extension store, because Google's going to delete all the old extensions from theirs.
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  620. Chad for the Chads.
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  621.  @dustybuster78  it's not banned, it's available everywhere. What do you think would happen if you went to Barnes and Noble during their "banned books" event and asked for that one by Solzhenitsyn about 2 centuries of diversity in Russia, or the one by Camus about the triumph of diversity in Europe? Where can you get those, except for pdf versions from websites hosted in Mongolia? That's what a ban looks like, and I don't see any corporate news organisations bringing attention to it. They object to having teachers prevented from pushing harmful material on kids, because they support what the teachers are doing to other people's children. That's what this comes down to.
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  622. Every time you buy meat you pay them (unless it's pork).
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  623. The message is "if you submit to what's being done to you everything will work out fine," as if they're going to create a tanned version of the 1950s Britain with its high trust culture, protestant work ethic, low crime rate, politeness and strong social cohesion. It's not going to happen, but I'm not sure they know. This is not a scenario where the only way out is through, but they have no reverse gear.
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  624. After they had perfected the notched stick, according to their mythology, Bad Men from the North came and stole the idea and left them with nothing. They would have reached the moon had this not happened, but they remained kings nonetheless.
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  625. And why are we segregating athletes by personality?
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  626.  @KopperNeoman  no, they were always anti-white.
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  627.  @Super165i all he did was ask a question! Christians have undoubtedly improved many places, and it's implicit in the question that the places referred to are those created by Christians, so there was no need to ask.
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  628. "Damn" was emphasis, not condemnation. He should not have apologised, because there was nothing to apologise for.
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  629. That's not what is happening here. This is colonisation.
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  630. ​ @obe1withtheforce785 he told you what he's talking about. Listen to the voices of the oppressed, and you will know their oppression.
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  631.  @obe1withtheforce785  the people being invaded, and demonised for opposing it are oppressed.
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  632.  @obe1withtheforce785  don't tell me to see things from others' point of view when I tell you to see things from others' point of view. I already know how to do that, whereas you came into the conversation calling someone hysterical.
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  633. The 3 times he needed to open an application (Display Settings, Terminal and Disk Usage Analyser), he typed its name instead of opening the apps grid. Gnome is incredibly well suited to the way people work, just not to the way people review it.
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  634. A Ponzi scheme distributes the investments of late investors as income to early investors. This is a bubble based on Greater Fool thinking, not a Ponzi scheme.
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  635.  @johnl5316  I just read how appeasement always fails. Iran knows that, and has a right to defend itself. The latest news is that Israel has launched another provocative attack, this time on Lebanon, which also requires retaliation and should not be appeased. No reaction is an overreaction, we must never appease.
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  636. If you're a wrongthinker and you accept paypal donations they can easily link you. Several people I follow got banned for opposing the Regime, but it looks like the new policy would try to bankrupt them instead of cancelling their accounts.
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  637. ​ @thomashowe1509  it was never that bad in the 80s, but the country sanctioned. Now it's not even recognised that there is a problem.
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  638. Mentioning nasal interactions as a yardstick of VP quality is frowned upon by the comment checking system.
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  639. Activists are doing this to businesses, without profit being their motive - it's not a business decision. Can you name a tech company which doesn't do this?
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  640.  @teenentander7839  they hate you and will replace you.
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  641. ​@laurarojas8490 they got you, because you let them.
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  642. News just in: a suspected rapist walked free from court in Helsinki today after it emerged his alleged victim had not performed the "No No Square" dance.
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  643. If you moved the tip jar to the back of the store... ...nobody would put any money in it.
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  644. Those foreigners he mentioned are not English. Why should we pretend they are?
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  645. Few leaders are able to escape the bonds of what has come before, and sunak certainly isn't one, but Cameron set a massive ball rolling when he submitted to the "representation" ideology and selected candidates for reasons other than competence. He also wanted to "hug a hoodie" rather than get them off the streets where decent people live.
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  646. Does this mean we can smash the windows of ER's donors?
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  647. Ubuntu explains its LTS and interim releases on its own website, from which we can determine their LTS users would expect not to have new hardware support added: "Ubuntu LTS releases receive 5 years of standard security maintenance for all packages in the ‘Main’ repository." "Interim releases will introduce new capabilities from Canonical and upstream open source projects, they serve as a proving ground for these new capabilities."
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  648. You got your password wrong at 12:13. Have you considered using a less complicated one, just for demos?
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  649. And then, for no reason at all, they voted for Hamas.
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  650.  @FunkyJeff22  of course it does. That's why Getty Images exists. Digital audio, digital literature and digital video all have value too. They are valued by their revenue streams.
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  651. Rhys F. it doesn't matter where the people come from that replace you. They will come from elsewhere on the continent just like they did in South Africa, but that's not relevant to the fact they will replace your people, culture and institutions with their own if you do not have an in-group preference and a desire to preserve your way of life. You do think that preserving the USA means preserving your race. You wrote: "Preserving the USA" is completely vague, especially since in this context, you obviously mean just keeping it majority white. You were right: no other people created the USA and there is a reason for that! You don't care about freedom, you want to submit to the trends which are destroying the most free country in the history of mankind. If you wanted any freedom at all you would want as much as possible, but you're happy for there to be none.
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  652. If Russia wanted to sew instability in the US it would a) support BLM and the narrative surrounding it and b) tell everyone the President is working for the Russians. So if you see anyone doing those things... The timing of these revelations could not be better for anyone wanting to hide the news of the election audits.
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  653. Not even shocked any more.
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  654. If they'd put me on the cover it would be my proudest achievement. It would have to be a gatefold sleeve though ;-)
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  655.  @Zeyr01  as a man, I resent the way the media portrays my group as perpetrators. I feel it could lead to widespread generalised negative opinions. They should refer to suspects by their species only.
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  656. The ritual submission stops me caring about the entire tournament.
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  657.  Ewarton Charlton  the Europeans were there before the Bantu. The Bantu are the colonisers, and the supremacists. While the whites were able to hold them at bay the country flourished, the black population grew, and people from across Africa migrated there. Now it's just a shit-hole.
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  658.  @MagikMan643  did the teammate claim there was contact between him and the killer? I've see lots of comments about this, and the consensus among players is that it was intentional. Slow-mo video shows there was no contact with the passing player, and the criminal lifted his skate before crossing that man's path. I just saw your 2nd comment: "no way he intended to hit Johnson on the throat" That does not make the incident an accident. There was intent, so it's at least manslaughter.
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  659. Lead and acid don't sound as light and fluffy as water. I'll take the water one please!
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  660. There's an extra dimension to Scott's point about Russia's forward groups having no time limit in their missions, which is that since this war is actually between Russia and NATO, and NATO has hobbled its productive capital by imposing prise-rising and shortage-causing sanctions on energy, Russia actually benefits in the larger conflict by making slower progress and keeping the sanctions in place for longer.
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  661. Christian Rogers there are many examples of headlines such as "Harvard Medical School Removed Portraits of Doctors due to Lack of Diversity". This type of action taken against your group is not done only by Islam, it'ds simply what happens when you have a large population from a competing culture - they naturally want to shape the country according to their own culture and history. They will change the education system so your history is not taught, or is taught with other peoples' sensibilities in mind. They will call for "diversity" hiring to prevent you getting jobs. They will bloc-vote so your group does not control its political destiny. Getting rid of the marxist professors is not enough, and you can't achieve that anyway. If you want America to be America again it needs to constitute Americans in the vast majority.
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  662.  @Inevitable-bb1qb  it was not pro-Trump, it did find fraud, and the recount included the invalid ballots. Did the Fake News tell you about the people who voted 4 times? Did they tell you about the mail-in ballots with signature approval pre-printed on them? Did they tell you about the people who voted from out-of-state? Was there any mention of blank signature boxes being considered valid?
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  663.  @Andrew-jb2ib  you got that completely wrong. If you want to see my explanation of how things actually were, appeal to youtube to reinstate it.
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  664. ​​ @thomasrobert4654 which foreign government would be worse for the British people than the British establishment is?
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  665. Nationalism is not an extreme idea, it has only become an extreme position because the mainstream has adopted the extreme idea that white countries should be colonized by the 3rd world.
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  666. ...while doing his job, opting to use a non-lethal hold rather than taze the suspect, and leaving no injuries on him.
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  667. You don't have to respect someone for being in a cult you're not a member of. Respect people who use pronouns properly.
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  668. ​ @Etymon-jt3zw  jailing people is profitable for the prison system, keeping criminals in the street is not profitable for Walgreens, CVS and others. It's ideological, not about money.
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  669. Women who like engineering are women. Men who like flowers are men.
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  670. He's doing a series about his favourite places on his youtube channel. It takes us on a journey along the timeline of the British Isles, with Alfred the Great being covered about a week ago.
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  671. I cancelled when Fake News led them to ban Lauren Southern.
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  672. 6 degrees of separation: everyone in Iran has an aunt of a cousin of a niece in the US.
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  673. Vibrators won't go out to work whilst their owners sit at home watching The View and eating pizza; sexbots can't get pregnant or wrap Christmas presents. We'll always need each other.
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  674. Someone give them a participation trophy! Losing triggers them.
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  675. The left are no longer integrating people, if they ever were. I first heard of it from a Green party politician in Germany when Frankfurt became minority native. The argument was that there is nothing to integrate into! The US has recently removed integration from its migration procedures.
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  676. ​ @ilovedogs2642 yes, they do. Why are we in black history month?
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  677.  @thewomble1509  she's German because her great great grandfather was German. But David Lammy says he's English, because he was born here.
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  678. It started before 2015. That paper was made to justify it, not to start it.
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  679. I'm willing to tolerate the continued existence of the Korean people, and their human rights. No migration please!
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  680.  @Theactivepsychos  native culture is not enriched, it is displaced. Nigerian is not British. You use the word "progressed" when you mean "changed". The colonisers are progressing our history and enriching it with their own. They are progressing our statues away and replacing them with statues of their own people. They are progressing portraits of native scientists because their own people have not contributed to the field. They are progressing native literature because it is not their own. They are progressing native populations away and not even giving them reservations. This is not enrichment, it is not a benefit, and it is the sort of thing that has always been opposed by the victim populations, because we are all human.
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  681.  @ElTigre12024  Ukraine has killed people for criticising the regime, and recently detained a foreign resident for a week for making videos. Russia is winning because it is taking land and Ukrainians are surrendering to it; nothing to do with their attitude towards subversives.
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  682. Blood is thicker than citizenship.
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  683. Anyone can release software to the public domain if they want to, but they don't, they want to retain control of what they make, because they own it.
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  684.  @midweekcentaur1050  what if it means native children get held back whilst foreigners learn English? If paying taxes entitles foreigners to one part of state benefits, why not all of it?
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  685. Decolonisation is not hatred. You guys do this every time!
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  686. They had nowhere to go to.
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  687. It is, because it relates directly to a powerful group. Goy relates to the opposite, whereas infidel is generic. If you call them out directly and publicly, you get what he got.
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  688. Zero Seats
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  689. It doesn't matter whether the market perceives a US default to be a true default or sanctions-based, because with China no longer accepting dollars, other countries will have to acquire whatever China will accept, and that means rejecting US debt. Ironically, the US will have to acquire it as well, knowing that if it is Chinese sovereign debt, the Chinese are under no moral obligation to honour it! The Fed would have to hike interest rates to 15% to try to protect the dollar, and gas prices would skyrocket. Housing would crash, unemployment would be at great depression levels. And it would all be the fault of Putin and Xi come election time!
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  690. On TheEdge MGTOW is not about hating women! If you think so, perhaps you read it in the Deep State's Fake News outlets, which want to make men and women hate each other!
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  691. @trainerkam3218 Kimberly Cheadle wants 30% of Secret Service to be female despite that not being beneficial to the task they have to perform, and despite people being a foot shorter than their client being worse at their job. It is wrong not to criticise her for that. Where diversity is made policy, standards are reduced to achieve it. Notable examples are in fire departments and other physical jobs, where activists have sued because standards have disproportionately excluded women. To avoid suits, or to get more diversity, standards are lowered. I heard that the US Secret Service requires agents to be able to run 2 miles in something like 20 minutes whereas in China they have to do it in 13. This does extend to the medical profession too. There is a chart that's been doing the rounds on social media for years which shows the likelihood of getting into medical school with certain grades. If you have low grades you're less likely to get in, but if you do get in, it's probably because you're diverse.
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  692. It's not a society that hates itself, it's two societies: one that doesn't believe foreigners are foreign, and another that wants to assert its own values over people it recognises as foreign.
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  693.  BrickyMindset45  they're dark in India too, but Africans don't claim to have been the majority there as they do here. Let's be honest about who our ancestors were, and where theirs lived.
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  694. He did. Welfare spending for dependants always reduces the debt/GDP ratio, once it has gone past 100%.
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  695. Sell them before the market collapses!
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  696.  @buttercxpdraws8101  when you bring snakes into your house you are at fault if you get bitten.
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  697.  @quillo2747  a definition of Nation from 1828: A body of people inhabiting the same country, or united under the same sovereign or government; as the English nation; the French nation. It often happens that many nations are subject to one government; in which case, the word nation usually denotes a body of people speaking the same language, or a body that has formerly been under a distinct government, but has been conquered, or incorporated with a larger nation. Thus the empire of Russia comprehends many nations, as did formerly the Roman and Persian empires. nation as its etymology imports, originally denoted a family or race of men descended from a common progenitor, like tribe, but by emigration, conquest and intermixture of men of different families, this distinction is in most countries lost. There are many nations in Britain, not all of which are British. Black British is a combination of nation and citizenship, like American Jew.
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  698. [People refuse to wear them] "See, they don't work!"
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  699. They want you to pass, they spent years telling you to pass.
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  700. @RossKempOnYourMum01 that only stands if Ukraine is not the aggressor. It was in violation of international law and refusing to negotiate peace. We did not sign an agreement to back it up when it Fs around and finds out.
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  701.  @priyapepsi  that is not representative of anyone who ever objected to a CoC. You should not be on any project if that's what you think normal people are like, and you would not be bound by a CoC to act kindly towards people you despise.
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  702. It's government policy, but restated in a manner to suggest it is something negative. When they define opposition as being motivated by animosity, as the speaker essentially did in this video, they can justify arresting their opposition. Spiked is following them down this path, cheering.
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  703.  @fishofthepeople  it'a just their name, it's not a description of their ideas or actions.
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  704. It's not a common cold and it kills more than 0.2%. Try harder.
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  705. On a somewhat related topic, if you find yourself on a bus and want to keep a spare seat next to you, at every stop when new passengers get on simply smile at each of them, pat the seat and gesture for them to sit by you.
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  706. Tabs in Notepad will be here in just a few years.
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  707. Then an hour of sensitivity training, and 15 minutes on free kicks.
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  708. How can Russia enter into negotiations now after being taken for double-crossed in Minsk and (regarding the good will pullback from Kiev at least) in Istanbul? Fool me once, shame on you; fool me three times...?
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  709. She said she was shocked that data was withheld. She should not have been, because the people doing this have never been willing to be scrutinised, and they have enough dedicated, intolerant activists that they have been able to avoid any form of reasonable debate up until now. It's always been about activism rather than health. The tip of the spear is the compelled pronoun, which is enforced widely in society by schools, corporations and even OFCOM and courts of justice. A movement with that kind of power does not have to submit to governments, it tells them what to do.
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  710.  @RabJ208  they call it that to scare people. It's part of a globalist agenda, they scare people to stop them doing anything that will help end the pandemic. The agenda needs more time to be implemented, so they need you to tell people to keep spreading the virus. They thank you for your compliance.
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  711. How is anyone supposed to know if they're pregnant unless they're a biologist?
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  712. "Devolves"? With nationalism there is no identity politics, so how could it be worse? Colonisation leads to identity politics which leads to nationalism, because that is how people want to live.
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  713.  @HerosofCornelia why should it be a basic human right to protest in a country where you are a guest?
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  714.  @Rampart.X  The Hill reported on it a few years ago. Headline: "The reality of neo-Nazis in Ukraine is far from Kremlin propaganda". Russia's claims are all true, and not all the stories have been scrubbed from Western media yet to fit in with the new narrative. You can also find glowing opinion pieces on the banning of Russian language if you look for them, and the UN itself reported 13,000 civilians killed by the Ukrainians in the regions which separated after the coup. What was written by the OP is true, YOU fell for the misinformation! You can find videos of artillery in residential areas on Telegram, Twitter is so censored the people there think Russia is losing. There are also videos of people using Zelensky's AKs to kill civilians, they're either settling scores or paranoid about "sabateurs".
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  715. @Jau Jo the unrealistic fantasy is African success, not their antagonism.
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  716.  @oraz. yes, he "got into a fight with a group of 15".
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  717. The mouse utopia comparison is invalid because people will have to work and pay for things. Having drones bring your vegetables in a big glass wall is the same as having Ocado deliver them in Swindon, and nobody ever said Swindon was a utopia.
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  718. "Tory austerity" was always a myth. Government net borrowing never fell below about 2% of GDP and public spending only briefly dipped below 40% of GDP, remaining above the peak 1990s level for the whole of the 2010s. Austerity would imply spending less than you take in, not having positive net borrowing every year.
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  719. I think the catalyst was Starmer not even pretending to care about the residents when he laid flowers near the scene. People of the particular religion have done things before, and it never resulted in this. Also, when the facts were known by everyone, it didn't stop.
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  720. Some people did something after the statues were defaced and pulled down. They got he same treatment we get every time we protest, and this weekend will be no different. The only way to change things is to stay home and force the establishment to come to terms with reality.
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  721. "We strive for inclusion...close your account."
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  722. I'm genuinely surprised the athlete of the year is not trans.
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  723.  @annetteenzoulis4870  he was reporting on a study in India which found unmentionable-I was 90% effective and unmentionable-H was less so. More like 70% IIRC.
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  724.  @gourami1230  taking the knee is an explicitly racist act, submitting to a racist hate group which wants to colonise the country.
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  725. And she won a heck of a lot more than $15 million
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  726. "Why are there women's sports" is a brilliant question. We all know the answer, we all know they know the answer, we all know why they won't give us the answer, and they know we all know.
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  727. They were "attacked" on social media. Meaning they were criticised, and they want people to be charged with violent conduct and jailed for disagreeing with them.
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  728. @@mikemongrel5587which enemy do you mean? The ones at the cenotaph or the ones on the march?
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  729. Nobody thinks that.
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  730.  @TheHuffmanator  why is it more consequential to you that a random person on the internet should have an opinion than a Prince of the Realm be reasonably implicated in skullduggery, your highness?
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  731. ​ @HaleyChain-vw8rr the empire brought peace.
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  732.  @mrschizo2837  they're a lot more than 1% in the younger generations. The more power they are given the worse it gets.
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  733. But he overlooked who was in all the adverts.
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  734. They don't want anything to be conserved.
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  735. Charles, king of the ashes.
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  736. When she says Britain can be great again, she does not mean for the British.
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  737.  @LusciousTwinkle  he saw what's coming and knew it wasn't good. There's nothing wrong with not wanting to be replaced and have your culture destroyed. Opposition to colonisation is only called racist when white people do i't.
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  738. One Somalia and one Sweden is far to the right; two Somalias is diversity. ~ some other witty observer
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  739. Nationalism and tribalism are the same thing. Both trump allegiances based on citizenship.
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  740. How I predict the legacy media will spin Trump's eventual complete victory in North Korea: The USA is not at war with North Korea. The USA has NEVER been at war with North Korea.
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  741. You're not watching at 1.25x, they just talk that way.
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  742. @Jen if you know you're infected with something transmissible, you should wear a mask. The problem with the current pandemic is that 40% of infections come from asymptomatic people - you can transmit it without being aware you are infected. The solution is for everyone to wear a mask in public until the pandemic passes. I've been doing that for months, it is not difficult.
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  743.  @noelgladstaad1302  if it is, we should stop them. If it's not, we should stop them.
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  744. Getting the value creation back into the taxable jurisdiction would prevent the currency collapsing.
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  745.  @crunchyfrog555  just read the laws! Everyone who knows anything about the situation knows that nearly all channel crossers are young men and that they are safe in France. Nobody honestly thinks they are seeking asylum from persecution; they are coming for economic reasons and will bring their family over at the first opportunity. This will cost you and your family more than you can imagine and you can't be bothered to do any research at all before showing us your ignorant talking points.
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  746. ​ @wishingwell12345 thats not how it works. The USA is still occupying part of Syria, but YouTube shows ads to Americans.
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  747. You showed in the first few minutes that you don't understand how virus research works and you completely missed the point of the criticism, so please expect people not to watch to the end.
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  748. Rewriting our history to benefit his people and demean us is not a half-witted mistake.
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  749. The English were successful in England. I think you're criticising the Liberia example, but I can't work out why any of this applies to it.
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  750.  @rickreid8572 being British is not just about traditions. Go to a colonised area or a foreign country and see if you can tell the difference between that and a British enclave.
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  751.  @CLOUDKID11  they didn't steal anything, and it is the Dutch who were the victims. There was nothing there to steal, and nobody to steal it from.
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  752.  @inconvenientfacts6452  it's not to please me. You need to learn about the issues. Almost none of them have a history here prior to 1947, and most have none prior to 1997. Their impact on the native people is detrimental and getting worse. The government policies which brought them here should be judged solely on the basis of their impact on the population those policies were imposed on. All policies should be reversed if found to have a negative impact.
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  753. Within the last few months, Chrome has changed its algorithm for loading the last session's tabs at startup. It's much more efficient now, so RAM usage will go back down to where it was when people used bookmarks, and then start to grow from there. I saw someone on Reddit asking how they can recover 7000 tabs that didn't get restored. Unfortunately for them, they found a way.
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  754. They're seeding a genocide. This is not at all the opposite equivalent of the antebellum South. Those people were protecting the civilisation they built against incursions from outsiders. The racism in the UK is outsiders seeking to colonise a civilisation they did not build. Please recognise the difference between attack and defence, you get this wrong all the time! Recognising the difference is essential, because without that recognition you condemn the people who take active opposition to racism. This is another thing you guys do all the time, condemning your allies with slurs and false accusations of their intentions.
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  755.  @funkydanieluk  they hadn't gained territory, they mostly just parked on roads around Kiev. It looked impressive on a map, but they did not send enough men to take Kiev, only to force negotiations. It was a success, and was ended when it had served its purpose. They no longer need to negotiate, they can impose a governorship on what remains of the country.
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  756. Zero seats.
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  757. The police undermined themselves by consistently doing a "brilliant job" only against natives on one end of the political spectrum.
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  758.  @jimjones-bk2is  what is what? Are you saying the 4th smallest slave trade involving Africa is the only trade globally? You're wrong about that, and wrong about other people being sold. This is why we need to have proper education in schools!
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  759. ​ @colinmatts yes it is. As Peter pointed out, and I've seen others make the same point, ll the b people are good and all the w people are bad (except one).
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  760. Despite living in an extremely diverse area, the most salient things for me are the rewritings of history. History Debunked recently featured a noticeboard from an English Civil War trail which portrayed an African man as one of the combatants, which does not represent the war and definitely would not have been seen 30 years ago. Looking into it, I found that he was a person who was baptised in Newark at the time of the war. The trail organisers consider he might have been black, might have been an adult at the time, and might have taken part in the war, though they don't know which side he might have been on. This comes from a desperation to concede to outsiders, perhaps it's a recognition of the whip hand . The result feels more consequential and more permanent than the African restaurants, barber or mini-supermarkets I walk past daily. We don't have to partake in those things, but when our history is changed we cannot opt out. And we cannot ignore the reason people feel such pressure to change it.
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  761. At least I know someone will be reading my manifesto!
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  762. The "single British culture" is easy to define: being British. It's the only cultural constant over thousands of years, and Ash Sarkar can never fit.
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  763. Some will be holding the whip. They will not be equal.
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  764.  @peter-er1um  North Korea is not dysfunctional and you're ignoring the diversity in the other places because you're only concerned with superficial things.
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  765.  @robertroberts3rd265  arrested and released, not charged. They suspended the guy who stopped the criminal, despite having access to the full video we've all seen which showed he did nothing wrong. The criminals have got away with it because their community rioted for them and they're brown. In Harehills the children were returned to the unsafe household because the community rioted and is brown. Starmer did not use the full force of the law against them, and the police ran away. When it's people with legitimate complaints that have been ignored for decades, there is. no end to the state power he is willing to use against them. It all comes down to which community is protesting.
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  766. ​ @adriancaldwell  no, it's real. You have had nearly 2 years to work that out.
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  767.  @RalphEllis  it's hurting NATO a lot more than Russia, and the location of the conflict and huge disparity in military industrial production means there is no way Russia can lose. After Europe decided to sanction itself, why does Russia have to conclude things on a timetable that will help the EU?
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  768.  @vincentl.9469  that's very revealing. So you don't know Merkel said the Minsk agreements were just a way to gain time while NATO re-equipped and re-trained Ukraine, and you think this is about nonexistent Russian territorial claims. It is Ukraine claiming territory which ceded after the thing I can't mention on this platform. Russia has stated its reasons and its goals, you just have to pay attention.
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  769. There's nothing wrong with an evidence-based accusation. Think about Jim's personality - what was his criticism of Sargon using Billy Joel's song? It's that it doesn't appeal to young people. Jim has sought approval of teenagers throughout his trolling career, and that's just weird.
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  770.  @tonymarkey6525  at least he was on the side of his own people.
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  771. How can a conversation about division and identity politics not mention demographics? Jonathan mentioned the WASP culture in the 50s which no longer exists, but didn't mention the change in immigration policy in 1965 which set to change the USA into a non-white country. What made the left change from a focus on class to a focus on race, in a time when the racial make-up of the country was changing so dramatically? Can you really blame white people for wanting to protect their identity and rights? It's important to note that the Charlottesville rally only had one person with a nazi flag, not "Nazis" (plural) as Haidt stated, and he was far outnumbered by violent communists. The right had gathered to protest the erasure of their culture and to promote free speech; the communists went there to be violent, and that's what they did.
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  772.  @3phistory701  having a plan does not indicate intent. I doubt they expected Russia not to have plans, but Russia's lack of intent was obvious by the lengths they went to in peace negotiations. The intent may not have developed until days before action was taken. 🔮
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  773.  @AsterixYZ  they've also banned Russian music and literature during the course of the war, and banned the remaining opposition parties which had not yet been banned. We should excuse this to some extent because of the situation, but their restrictions on the Russian language and their hate-inciting school materials from before the war show they should not be trusted as hosts of ethnic Russian minority populations.
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  774. I just had a revelation: This whole project is run by Russian bots designed to weaken the US population so Russia can invade. They're literally on Putin's side! Do you think it would help if we got that idea trending?
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  775. I did cancel my license but that doesn't stop them poisoning the culture with their deconstructionist, anti-white, anti-male etc bullshit.
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  776. The woman from England explained "social resistance" as "when people like us oppose the values of the dominant culture". If I went somewhere and didn't like the culture, it would be absurd for me to claim to be a victim of it.
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  777.  @teoooo09  like many other major organisations they stated that they were doing it. They were proud of it. If you search now you'll mostly find journalists trying to debunk the claims, but among the noise you can still find links to areas of the FAA website where they promoted discriminatory hiring, and you'll also find articles from before this year criticising it.
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  778.  @raycorrigan3297  not a women either though. A man with a disorder relating to sex organs should be put in the male category, just as he would if he had a disorder relating to his limbs or spine.
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  779.  @SkylarsTerribleMemes  what's the biggest cultural or corporate institution not aligned with the left?
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  780. ​ BrickyMindset name one you think that applies to, then do some research to find out what its "system" was before European expansion.
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  781. It's to condition you into obeying, apparently. Because paying taxes, sending your children to school and wearing a seatbelt just aren't enough, they need to make you wear a mask so you'll learn to obey.
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  782. Opposing migration is the opposite of extreme.
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  783. They send some men to Linus's house and ask him for a little chat.
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  784.  @Correctrix  the axe is anti-racism. I'm not arguing that white people are fragile, I'm arguing against the sort of propaganda that has been associated with a prelude to genocide. When the BBC lies about our past whilst celebrating and promoting colonization, that's something that should worry every anti-racist. You obviously don't count yourself among us.
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  785. Tyrone Steinberg there are many videos on youtube by people fleeing from California. They recount some of the specific freedoms they lost when their state started to become Mexico, but mostly it's the every day oppression and regulation of a style of government which Americans overwhelmingly do not vote for and Mexicans do. You can't have America without Americans, because people are different the world over. The OP is correct.
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  786. When those images are in the school library everything's fine. But if you print them off and hand them to children outside the school you'd be put on a register for life.
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  787. Yo don't need to lie. Superstraight is a real sexuality, and there are genders to suit everyone if you look hard enough.
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  788. If their claims about always being here are true, why do they celebrate Windrush as the start of their colonisation?
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  789. Sweden is sending the army to handle Albanian gangs. Sending them against African looters would result in another condemnation from the UN. See "UK: Discrimination against people of African descent is structural, institutional and systemic, say UN experts"
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  790. Brave blocks them, so you can install that, create a Youtube app shortcut for the taskbar/start menu, and barely notice any difference in your "work"flow.
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  791.  @RexNicolaus  yes, it was. Some of them had been discussing ending slavery before the war, and Lincoln famously said he didn't care about what you've been told it was all about.
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  792. They don't do diversity in sports because it's more obvious there that it doesn't work. It's hard to tell whether the quality of an academic faculty or military brigade has declined, but if a sports team is playing less well it can become undeniable within a matter of weeks.
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  793. SJWs always project.
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  794.  @RexAlmen  after the attempt on Trump one of the viral videos of people supporting it was of a woman saying that if he'd been successful it would solve half of her side's problems. There is no way 1 projectile would come close to doing that for our side either here in the UK or over there, they have such dominance in so many institutions. Even a small army would not have that much impact.
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  795. There was more than Russia to pay attention to in Ukraine, and more than one day in 2008 to pay attention to regarding Georgia.
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  796. The increase from 22% to 28%, of required EV sales as a portion of the "new van" category, is not 6%, it's actually a 27% rise in EV sales, all things being equal. The change from 38% to 52% is not 14%, it requires an increase in EV sales of 37% in a single year.
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  797.  @Josh_728  we never voted for it. No party campaigned for this, though you could make a case for Corbyn in 2019, but by that time there were votes in coloniser communities, and he lost big time anyway. We did not vote for it, we were never consulted at all.
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  798. ​ @no-oneinparticular7264 worry for your own people, not for others. Did they worry for the girls in Rotherham and all those other places, or did they shut us down when we mentioned it?
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  799. ​ @clivewalker5465 Paris is the Beirut of the West now.
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  800. ​ @letsdiscussitoversometea8479 it's Latin for "almost fashionable".
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  801. For those whose opposition to migration is "they're not legal" rather than "they're not us," AOC's proposal to make them all legal is sheer heaven.
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  802. They consider the Europeans to be the problem and immigrants to be the answer.
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  803. There's a quote something along the lines of "If we don't have our boots on their necks they will have theirs on ours". I think it was Churchill, but can't find a source. We definitely have had that lesson in the west, but we let ourselves get taken over by people who told us to be nice to people who aren't.
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  804. beaqstmode32 bringing an advanced civilization into a sparsely populated land of hunter-gatherers is not the same as replacing a modern society with 3rd-world welfare dependants. Today's mass migrations are not building a better world, and we should not let them vote to change the 1st-world to be more like the 3rd. If they are able to come and contribute I have no objection, but for the future of the species it is better to have them export our functional civilizations into their failing countries than import their ways into our countries. For a view of the future with mass migration, look at Sweden, France and Germany. Native pensioners living in poverty despite paying high taxes all their lives, gang warfare in no-go zones, women too afraid to be out at night, and governments censoring the native population to try to maintain a facade of order. "You wouldn't be here without migration" but with migration, "here" will not survive the century.
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  805. +Paul Joseph Watson the guy in the "Thank You" t-shirt claimed to be fighting for the good guys, so the BBC did an article about him. Not sure about the others though. What do you think will happen to all the people who signed up to take in a "refugee family" when they open their door and see 3 men in their 20s wanting to be housed and fed?
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  806. You guys get more out of touch by the week.
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  807. Should be: "we're a country of European immigrants with no welfare state"
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  808. White people might hold positions of power, but they are not able to use their authority for the benefit of white people over other races. In fact, they have to do the opposite, with affirmative action laws, capitulating to racists on "diversity" quotas, etc. If you want to see what a racial majority with power looks like, you should read about South Africa and Zimbabwe. Blacks and hispanics in the US are allowed to be blatant in their use of power to benefit people with their own skin color. That's why it's ok to have a black journalists' union, a black caucus in Washington and other racially-organised groups advocating for blacks only. Black power is why you don't see black people in burglar alarm commercials! It's why there is no push for diversity in the NFL or the VMAs. And it's why Buzzfeed had to apologise for doing a "questions for black people" video even though it was only a tiny fraction as offensive as the ones they do about white people. White people do not actually have power as a racial group, because they cannot use their power for their racial group and would lose any power they have if they even identify with their racial group. So even by the SJW version of racism, racism against white people is still racism, and appropriation of white culture is the only cultural appropriation.
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  809. They say whatever they think will help them win.
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  810. The second guy made the assumption that to have a claim on the productivity of foreigners, which we need for pensions, we have to let them live here and pay tax. Thats not true, we could have invested our pension funds abroad or set up a sovereign wealth fund invested overseas, using returns to pay our pensions. But if we did let them work here, it would have made sense to pick skilled workers, not give them citizenship and not give them access to the welfare state, schools, the NHS etc. But that didnt happen. It was never about pensions.
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  811. @mgibson116 bowing to a black supremacy movement IS the racism in football.
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  812. I think the message is "Twix hates you". Not sure how else to interpret this.
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  813. Typical visitor: wow, the Moroccans sure sent a lot of supporters!
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  814. This makes carjacking a lot more civilised.
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  815.  @orlandokuryakin5308  it's not there now.
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  816. The hotel industry is booming. The problem is that the government measures growth by GDP rather than economic capacity, so a debt-fuelled consumption boom or unproductive hotel usage looks like a good thing.
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  817. The left always accuses the right of what the left is doing.
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  818. The left is particularly good at winning grants, so much so that they don't even need to win elections.
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  819.  @andrewwmacfadyen6958  we'd be in a much better position if they had won, and Nigel could have stayed on the commodities trading desk. All the divisive policies they tried to stop would never have happened and your bogeyman would be unknown.
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  820. They're mostly socialists, so they don't know how economics works. They think if they've got a job they'll be paid and their productivity is irrelevant.
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  821. Yes and no. There was a similar case in France a few years ago that resulted in riots.
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  822.  @jayands  is-even has is-odd as its sole dependency. is-odd depends on is-number for no reason at all, because it converts its argument into a number before referencing that package. It treats [] as zero and {} as NaN whether you want that or not. Honestly, "num % 2 === 0" is not as hard as verifying 3 other people's dreadful code! It took the community 7 versions over 3 years to craft is-odd into the pile of trash it is today, and 72 packages depend on it. I wouldn't trust any of them!
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  823. ​ @shenandoah7875 it's happening to us, just more slowly than it happened in palestine. Why do you think it's ok for you to commit atrocities and not have comparisons made?
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  824.  @man-ee4ro  that's not a safe border then.
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  825. We're not speaking German, but might have to learn Urdu.
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  826.  Bob Axelrod  banning travel is a good thing. Did you hear the Democrats are trying to reverse the decision? They are utterly delusional. Bernie Sanders said he wouldn't close the southern border to protect the people, but he cancelled one of his rallies to protect his own base. Trump is belatedly doing the right thing, the other guys just want power and for fools online to repeat their political talking points.
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  827.  @vilian9185  they ask all the time, and they are authoritarian all the time. A teacher in Ireland is in jail indefinitely for refusing to submit. It's not hard to see who the bad guys are, who the powerful are.
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  828. What we're told is the case: foreign workers do the jobs British people don't want to do. What is the case: foreign workers speak the languages British people don't want to speak.
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  829. If they don't use the word "engorged" I'm not buying their claims.
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  830. JK Rowling gets it wrong. This came from feminism and is not anti-women, it's anti-patriarchy.
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  831. There are photographs of Lebanon looking peaceful in 1974, so that footage from London means nothing. To understand what could happen, they need to look at the population dynamics behind what happened in Lebanon, and compare it to the divisions their policies have created here.
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  832. I think the government's inaction against the media, and its own actions in getting Brand cancelled, show us that it is legal to proclaim him guilty and illegal to suggest anything lesser. Not legal advice, obviously.
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  833. When a fact-checker resorts to misrepresenting the claims they are debunking, you know the claims are true.
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  834. The link below your comment says you have 2 replies. They're both censored.
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  835.  @coterie_black  a museum in Liverpool acquired an historic ship some years ago, with plans to refurbish it and make it an exhibit. It has now been decided that it will be scrapped because they could not raise funds, which would have been about 20% of what they are spending on another slavery exhibit. There are many examples of this type of thing: among everything we have lost is the ability to tell ourselves our own history. Other people's history comes first, and when we do tell our own we have to pretend others were present in it - the BBCs Anne Boleyn is just one example of this. You pretend not to know what has been lost, but anyone with a mind and a soul knows.
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  836.  @AR-ym4zh  following the naming system, we'd have to call them oceans.
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  837.  @sonphantrung  no, they are about power. People who want to hurt you will use the CoC to do it. There is no automated mechanism.
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  838.  @bottlemanic  they've still not arrested the person who punched the policewoman at Manchester airport.
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  839. I saw the title and assumed it was something to do with them being too White or not condemning the police.
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  840. Too many use their identity as a shield for their behaviour. We've learned far too late that they have to be dealt with when the shield comes out because the sword is not far behind.
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  841.  @saraandivanevans6881  that's what they think winning looks like. Instead of doing something about the things people are protesting about, they stamp out dissent. But they're still red squirrels, and the things we want them to address are still haunting their future. And as the video points out, when others riot the man from the met and his class win by appeasing them.
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  842.  @fge00  that's not even close to what he was saying.
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  843. We vote for MPs, parliament votes for PMs.
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  844. You should look into the groups offering "training" to the police and other agencies.
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  845.  @CraigBuckton-o3q  if we had voted for Enoch Powell it wouldn't have, but it's late in the day to do much about things now.
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  846. William Blake was not a WWI poet, he died in 1827.
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  847. Calling things a distraction is a distraction. Whey are you mot mentioning 2028?
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  848. Part of the problem is that people think France is still French. If the final were held in Tunisia, which it basically was, people might take precautions. They should not have moved it from Moscow.
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  849. Why would decolonisation there affect us in any way? We've never had any assistance from that country, whereas its diaspora have invited many of those you think the fight is against.
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  850.  @shtarpark7938  the whole thing came about because of woke. People using that word are not shoehorning woke into the discussion. We need to reject it and return to the standards of civilised, virtuous people.
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  851. What you're describing is called "archaeology". Europeans already do that, we invented it.
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  852. The Chinese warned us 6 weeks ago, and our government's best plan is to let everyone get infected.
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  853. We should remove all native plants to show our commitment to diversity. Replace them with cactuses and rainforest.
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  854.  @Correctrix  that means the same thing, and sub-saharans were not typical. If being alt-right means hating anti-white propaganda I don't see the problem.
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  855.  @Correctrix  both mean the actor is starring in the movie. The BBC wants children to believe Britons in the Roman era were typically from sub-Saharan Africa. They also had a black guy in iron-age Britain in the same "educational" series. This is not the only time they've backwashed our history, they are an anti-white organisation.
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  856. Obo299 if wouldn't be fascism if you keep the constitution. The constitution was created by white supremacy, which is why other groups want to destroy it! You would rather submit to their fascism than protect your own people, and you call the rest of us crazy /facepalm
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  857. When they privilege women and disabled people equally it is not because they think women are disabled. It is because they hate able-bodied men. You get this aspect of Social Justice wrong so often, it's infuriating.
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  858. He has a misguided allegiance, but that doesn't make his other videos bad.
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  859. ​ @brianwillson9567 what's the worst that could happen if we don't fight? If we fight and win, we keep the regime which has been working against us for 70 years.
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  860. 1:01 - white vest, pink arms 1:17 - green shirt, blond hair
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  861. Same with nuclear power.
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  862. He might have resigned himself to his fate.
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  863. ​ @aqua5680 was the number of Soviet soldiers determined before that war and used for political purposes after it?
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  864. The Felix  this is not about the code. If it was about the code, the CoC would say "it's about the code". They don't, they say "it's about people's identities". This CoC is a weapon.
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  865. ​ @politicas3361  counter-evidence is available too, but less accessible because of the bans.
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  866. I can understand why it would collapse; what's more difficult to get my head around is why anyone would lend or borrow an asset which has a history of halving or doubling multiple times in a year.
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  867.  @mattmagog8439  there's more than one, and they have cut the death rate significantly.
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  868. If you think that would stop infected people going anywhere near him, you're overlooking the fact a loss of sense of smell is one of the symptoms.
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  869. Why would a statue of Nelson be safe in Britain?
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  870. Wouldn't it be easier to look at the URL?
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  871. Yet they don't get banned. Rule of law, even "rule" of terms of service, is failing everywhere. Throw an egg at a leftist politician: 28 days in jail. Throw yoghurt at an anti-establishment politician: no charges.
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  872.  @echorises  I don't contribute to the W3C because I lack the necessary knowledge.That's not true of Firefox, and their failure to implement a decent WebRTC system or handle 1080p video streams cannot be attributed to Google's business logic.
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  873. Nate Higgins  private ownership is not a crime! But the modern far left is more focused on hating men and white people and dispossessing the European nations, replacing them with 3rd world populations and destroying their economies. Stealing private property is low on the list. This CoC will be used by people who hate white men to remove those people from the community. That's why its wording is so distinct from an unbiased one such as that used by Debian.
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  874. No, what he mans by "apps, not people" is that he doesn't own an app store but knows who all your friends are. That's all he can monetise, so he has to try.
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  875. The flower beds look nice but they're just an admission by the council that land in the city center has no economic value.
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  876. You think they care about getting sick?
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  877. The chart at 14 minutes shows 50% effectiveness against severe disease in the oldest age group, which was vaccinated starting in December last year. In the other age groups effectiveness is much better than that. The video mentions 6 months, was your 3 months just made up for fearmongering? I don't smell a rat, I smell propaganda.
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  878. Ben Pearse​​ men already get significantly less funding than women. Are you against equality? Why do you think women's healthcare is always the issue when men's never is, even though women are privileged? Libertarianism means you're allowed to do what you want with your own body. Removing government funding doesn't mean you can't get healthcare or that there would be no roads and schools. Regarding women's health, libertarianism stands for "your body, your choice". And, not that you asked, but it stands for the same regarding men's health.
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  879. Fake News won't let their narrative die.
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  880. As the number and power of white people declines, the hatred and cries of "white supremacy" grows. It won't stop when whites are a minority. An ethno-state is a necessity.
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  881.  @blabby102  isn't destruction of records more likely?
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  882. Sounds reasonable, they arrived from an area undergoing conflict.
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  883. The best reason to vote Reform is to give the Tories Zero Seats.
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  884. For starters, he should stop repeating the government narrative that people who disagree with them are motivated by animosity. This is what they use to make dissent appear to be the first step on the path towards...things described by words we can't use on this platform.
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  885. Why did your society become secular in the first place? Did the presence of non-Christians have an influence?
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  886. As Simon often points out, it's not them who are changing our history and appearing in all the adverts. Let's not pretend there is only one danger.
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  887. If they sold him a ticket and he did nothing that would jeopardise anyone's safety, they had no right to refuse him service on the grounds of safety. I am made to feel unsafe when I'm in the presence of people who crafted their CoC specifically to enable bad actions on the part of people who hold animosity towards me because of what I look like, but we both know nothing would be done if I made a complaint. I would not remove code just because of the thoughts of the person who wrote it. Those thoughts would only be a problem if they incorporated them into the CoC and started banning anyone who did not have the same thoughts. That's what's happened, and that's what people don't like. Your hypothetical is not hypothetical. I can't help but notice that you want to hold the victims to their own standards, but not the aggressors. And you got the standards wrong anyway: if some people want to have a club for their own type that's fine, but they should not claim it is for everyone and harass people at random for doing nothing wrong. This is especially bad if the club was started by other people for everyone, and they convert it into an exclusive domain while pretending it's the opposite.
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  888.  @sleepinggiant5161  history is imposed upon us, not agreed upon.
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  889.  @laharl2k  brave doesn't rely on extensions for blocking. But since you don't like auto-update, and extensions auto-update, I have to assume you don't rely on them either.
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  890. Q2 is 1952 not 1953, and yes I did get that before the answer was revealed.
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  891.  @Asilis23  he has citizenship, but he's not a British person. I would be a British person if I had Malawian citizenship, and if he did he would still be an Indian person. Citizenship means nothing to a globalist.
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  892. Is Nick Griffin really that bad? He spoke more than a decade ago about the EU's genocide programme, and now it turns out we're due to have native populations become minorities in most of Europe by the end of the century. Meanwhile they punish countries like Poland and Hungary who object to that policy. Why did the people who want us replaced censor nick Griffin and tell us not to listen to him?
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  893. If Ukraine is predicting losing Donbas in October, could that be because of the election in November? I don't doubt the outcome, but the suggested timescale might be to encourage the passing of another large bill.
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  894. That point about men not doing anything unless directed to by women disproves her earlier claim that the relative underachievement of women is due to oppression: if women could do it themselves (and were willing to) they would not have made demands of men!
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  895. The Crusades went nowhere near the Moors.
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  896. It's infuriating when people can't get past the idea that citizenship unites us. When Kemi and others in Britain express their affiliation to their own people, nobody is surprised; when there is discussion of how the Syria situation will unfold among the different ethno-religious factions, nobody suggests that since everyone there is Syrian it is a nonsensical discourse. Yet when we explain that citizenship means nothing and we need to organise society on that basis, some people overcome their understanding of that fact and try to mark us as some kind of weirdo.
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  897. The refugee wave from Libya is nothing to do with the war, it's sub-saharan Africans wanting to claim welfare in Europe and using Libya as a convenient evacuation point.
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  898. Ignore them. We don't need to wait for unelected bureaucrats to tell us what to do.
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  899.  @obe1withtheforce785  that's weak. stand up for yourself. you thought it was hysterical, and you were "worried to think that".
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  900.  @obe1withtheforce785  you said what your point of view is, and you denied it when you got called out on it.
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  901. To make Afghanistan a western "democracy" you'd have to fill it with western people. And whatever people you fill the west with, the opposite equivalent will be true. Afghanistan has about 40 million people, 9.7 million registered voters, and 1.8 million votes cast in the 2019 presidential election.
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  902. Citizenship does not predict identity or allegiance.
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  903. Red Squirrel police stamping on Red Squirrel protesters to keep the Grey Squirrels safe (while ignoring their machetes and war cries).
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  904. There was that time he got confused on a zoom chat in his basement and walked off to the side. It's shocking that they tried to run him again.
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  905. Qatar is 90% immigrant but they don't hand out citizenships to foreigners so it's a completely different scenario.
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  906. Or...look at the situation over at least the last few years and examine the reasons they went in.
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  907. There are still people who consider any opposition to this to be motivated by animosity.
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  908. It's like when the Roman 5th Legion searched for Brian of Nazareth in the official headquarters of The People's Front of Judea https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXVN7QJ8m88
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  909. People saving for a deposit have to pay the rent of people who the government brings in, which only makes the prices go up. A double-whammy against home ownership and family formation.
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  910.  @robertseavor4304  standing in between 2 of your enemies when they're going to fight is not courageous, it is stupid. Letting them get on with it is not cowardice, it is strategy.
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  911. When they find it they'll hire him.
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  912. Warren's NPC test results are in: she's 1/1024th human
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  913. Katie Hopkins knew how to deal with this, and so did Alfred the Great.
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  914. "Do something for all I care" is not a call to do something. That tweet was merely an expression of anger at what is being done to us.
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  915. "x has always been political" is rarely true. What's true of the best franchises is that they intelligently crafted stories which made audiences consider a character's options within a moral framework. What they do these days is marginalise actors with incorrect identities and replace them with Marginalised™ actresses.
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  916. ​ @jayrwickerman masking a claim like that suggests you don't know what British people are. It's not a club anyone can join.
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  917. The tone is not due to IBM, it's because journalists don't like it when people they disapprove of fight back against discrimination they approve of.
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  918.  @kevinnkengfoa4445  there was not only one Ottoman slave trade in Europe, and not all of the Barbary coast was controlled by the Ottomans.
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  919. By offshoring production and replacing the working class they've left themselves with no cannons and no fodder. I can't see this going well for them, whereas it could hardly get worse for the bulk of us if you take a long-term perspective.
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  920.  @Redrosewitch  what they complain about is people discussing the mutilation of children to "change their sex".
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  921. "First female chancellor" - spends it all on shoes
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  922. Yes, it was first detected in South Africa, but a swab taken in October in Nigeria was also found to have the variant.
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  923. @kevinmcfarlane2752 probably fine, but we don't need to associate with people who harbour the type of feelings towards us that would get my comment deleted if I stated them.
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  924. They should ask vaccinated heart patients if they had a metallic taste in their mouth immediately after vaccination. This can help determine whether the problem is in the vaccines or in the way they are administered. The metallic taste is a symptom of the vaccine being improperly administered into the bloodstream rather than muscle tissue. It can easily be avoided by drawing back on the plunger and checking for blood, before injecting the vaccine. This is not standard procedure in many countries, but it should be.
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  925.  @trevormcdonald385  how many natives have been stabbed by colonisers? Did we not stab every other invading army? What has happened has been bad for the British people, and that is all which matters when we consider it to be a good or bad thing.
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  926.  @sandler800  why would anyone "fight back" against the Donbas militia and their new allies, but not fight on behalf of them for the previous 8 years?
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  927. China: 85,314 cases (allegedly). USA: 77,300 cases yesterday alone.
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  928. ​ @theeone4500 the average is 85.
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  929. @colinmatts  I'll go with the majority opinion on how he represented his and my people. If it's set in an alternative universe with a similar history to ours, that needs to be made clear, otherwise it would mislead people into thinking it portrays our history.
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  930. Trying to incorporate them is part of the reason for the end of the period of dominance, so it's not just bad luck on their part. Recently we've had PWC dropping its 2:1 degree requirement for new staff, so they can hire more Africans, and the RAF excluding white men so they can hire more Africans despite them being the group with the lowest scores on the aptitude test. There's a million of these defeats, all chipping away at our competence. The rollback of policing, such as California's $950 limit, was done for their benefit too, in an attempt to address disparate arrest rates.
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  931. They identify with those of a similar heritage in America and demand representation when they see a preponderance of British people in culture/media/politics/business in Britain. They're showing us they're not us, but they also tell us that they are.
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  932.  @DaBoomDude  it wasn't one person who did somethin inexcusable, it was many. They had to go, and a way to make them go was found. It wasn't the clearing out of bad actors that hampered the project, it was the spreading of misinformation and the project consequently being removed from distribution sources. They wanted to harm the project, and they did, but from outside rather than within. CoCs don't remove politics, they introduce them. They were created by activists, not programmers. They do not create a consistent set of rules, they create a framework for removing anyone who steps out of line with the dominant ideology.
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  933. ​ @Pining_for_the_fjords that's just pattern recognition.
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  934. After experiencing negative population growth in 2022Q1, Ukraine has received inflows of working age men from Russia. It's all the same, line goes up.
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  935. Khan is not a traitor, he puts his people first.
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  936. They don't do themselves any favours when they say this is all about misogyny and men could stop it if we cared. It's feminism that introduced the idea of gender, and asserted that it was socially constructed to enable oppression. They used that to remove male spaces and to give themselves privileges like the all-female shortlists she is now failing to protect. Men could do nothing to stop them despite having a self-interest in doing so. We can't stop this either, and it's not misogyny she's fighting, it's metastasised feminism. Like women, men do get abused on twitter when we try to push back against the nonsense. Unlike women, nobody cares when it happen to us. So she thinks it's not happening. She should speak to Graham Linehan about that.
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  937.  @pallascat1743  opposing replacement is not racist.
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  938. Search for "Undisentanglability"
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  939. The EU does not define European Values! The values Europeans held when the EEC was created are much closer to those of Fidesz than of the EU, and nobody voted for them to be changed, so how were the new values decided?
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  940.  @chatteyj  when you go on a rampage, I hope the police don't issue a warning about a "gunman".
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  941.  @gatormclusky55  they're treading on you when they put up a statue representing their own people.
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  942. Mary Beard claims to be a historian, yet when a BBC "educational" video claimed that the typical family in Roman Britain was from sub-saharan Africa, she saw nothing wrong.
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  943. Rhys F. the alt-right is not a racial collective. You are not forced to join. Stop listening to Sargon, he's as ignorant as you. "just because you happen to share the same race" See, this is why you don't get it. It's not about race. Race is just an extended family, and a nation is a shared culture and history, leading to a certain way of life. You demand none of that be preserved because of some messed-up concept of race. Stop making it about race! "White" is just a shorthand for the things that make your life what it is, and allow you to live it the way you do, but you've been conditioned to reject all that and favor other races. If you were living among people of another race you would not be free to live as you do, because that is not how they live, but it's not about skin color, it's about all the other things. Anti-white racists know this, and attack "whiteness" all the time, because they do not want to live as white people do, and that's not about skin color either. To live as they want, they have to prevent you living the way you want! The alt-right opposes them, and for this you hate them /facepalm 2 wolves and a sheep are voting on what's for dinner and you're protecting the wolves' freedom to choose. You don't care about freedom.
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  944.  @jimakisspd if the economy relies on them, why are we told that they earn less than the average and are more likely to be unemployed? They reduce per capita GDP and are a net drain on the taxpayer. "during the Victoran era they needed Irish immigrants to exploit for cheap labour" During the Victorian era they were not immigrants.
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  945. Everyone refusing to wear a mask and expecting the economy to reopen is delusional.
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  946.  @Asilis23  bombing an Iranian embassy in Syria had nothing to do with protecting their country.
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  947. Calling it "Grooming" is part of the deception. For a while they started calling it CSA, just to be even less descriptive.
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  948. I had a Russian cat once. Couldn't ever get a hold of it. ...because it was rushin'... Bad-dum Tsch
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  949. Having counts go beyond the day of the vote is not unusual, it takes a while to fill out the required number of ballots.
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  950. Redacted has footage of someone on the water tower.
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  951. If we "belong to the tribe of truth" and reject our national identities we hand the future to those who adopt ethnic tribalism, and those people don't necessarily value truth.
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  952.  @echoecho3155  lol is not a convincing rebuttal.
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  953. It's separatist, not nationalist.
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  954. ​ @brianconnelly-s5e they call themselves the Muslim Defence League and made an armed show of force over the weekend.
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  955.  @kevinlang9792  it bans things completely unrelated to hate.
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  956. Because the people who want politics taken out of games are being political, so they're just the same.
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  957. The Kiev Independent reported that that place was entered by UKR troops seeking to deal with conspirators, after the Russians withdrew. They deleted the report when the narrative became clear, but the negotiators would have known what really happened, and that would be why, as Alexander stated, it played no part in the decision to end what had been agreed.
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  958. Imagine if it happened in Israel.
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  959.  @huntergatherer4448  yes, because the vaccines are not 100% effective against the strain they were created for, and the delta variant is more transmissible.
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  960. I know where Alfred's burial site is (both of them) because I subscribe to Neil's "Love letter to the British Isles" postcard here on youtube. Definitely recommended!
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  961.  @stipy5916  the people there are not Finns.
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  962. What if he'd said mean words to the cat?
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  963. I've been wearing a 36mm for over a year now, it's a great size. The Breitling Chronomat 36 is a more accessible alternative to the OP, and also features a date and timer bezel. The bracelet is quite blingy for a man, as is Breitling's way, but it's good for certain occasions and is not integrated.
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  964. ​@ian x we didn't vote for it. We are as responsible as if it was done by a dictator, which it basically was. Power is not wielded only by politicians.
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  965. @ian x still nobody votes for this. We vote for the other party not to win, and neither ever campaigns on a platform of higher immigration. We are not living with a democratic outcome, we did not vote for it.
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  966. There used to be equivalent subreddits for dark and plump fellows, but they got banned in 2015. I looked for a BBC story about the event and was not surprised to see it covered in a very different manner to the recent controversy.
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  967. It gets an increase in funding every year. "Tory cuts" is a Labour lie.
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  968. Why black though? In the US the replacement is by Hispanics whereas in Europe it is Turks, North Africans and South Asians. The adverts are responding to the power of the black identity, not the greater agenda.
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  969.  @gourami1230  I know what BLM is about, I read their manifesto and heard their chants. I know what CRT is. I know that Black Liberation means nothing when they came to the place they want to be liberated from, and can leave any time they like. The millionaires are claiming to need to be liberated from the people who have no power to do anything but boo them.
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  970. If you like bigotry, go join them.
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  971. +Strettger he explained later on that he did think corporate racism is a good thing, because it would take too long for the right thing to happen without it.
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  972. They're so weak that a shirt made them give up their passion and write clickbait on the interwebs instead!
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  973. Not only that, they said she made a call for peace. They want people to be ignorant.
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  974. "she shouldn't get death threats, rape threats or bullying games about her" And she shouldn't pretend there are no valid counterarguments. When you don't allow a discussion, that's when people get angry.
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  975. CNN uploaded 25 videos in the last 24 hours. Why would anyone subscribe to that?
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  976. Bernie's support is more white than Trump's. So he must be the supremacist, not Trump.
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  977.  @sm0na  converged projects always fail. Leaving them is no loss in the long term.
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  978. 10 years ago they would have been writing everything in Big Data and wearing lumberjack shirts. Same people, different times.
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  979.  @PvtAnonymous  There's huge untapped oil reserves off their southern coast, so paying the debt shouldn't be a problem. Assuming they surrender before Russia takes the entire southern coast.
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  980. It's in support of the regime, so it's allowed.
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  981.  @vytisbaltrunas3075  2 people acted, not one. If you cycle onto a road without looking, it's your own fault.
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  982. Unlikely, given they are not testing it the way it has been effectively used. Why wait for 2 weeks after infection when you're trialling an antiviral drug?
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  983. Adhering to the rules won't even prevent your comments being removed.
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  984. It's not about offence, it's about systemic racism.
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  985.  @chrisgreene2623  being popular doesn't make him a dictator. The common factor with him, Orban and Bukele is not that they aren't elected or don't have parliaments constraining them, it's that they work for the people who elect them. That's why they are called dictators. The EU president is not elected, and never called a dictator, because she works against her citizens.
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  986. You will lose your country and your grandchildren might be slaves. But you can learn about other cultures, so it's not all bad.
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  987. Robbie's experience supports the idea that when you demand services from a state-run industry you're a problem, not a customer.
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  988.  @michaeljames4904  did 그 have surgery, or just use make-up?
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  989.  @legalfictionnaturalfact3969  nobody has to be paid to point out that feminist ideology paved the way for the trans ideology, and feminist intolerance is a model for trans intolerance. Feminists are being treated by trans activists the way MRAs are treated by feminists, and it's HILARIOUS!
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  990.  @onlyme8117  has he talked about churches being burned? If he has, it does not make the establishment less awful.
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  991. He spread misinformation about the EDL, which was repeated by violent thugs from his side. He clearly incited them.
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  992. It's not just the working class this is being done to.
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  993.  @anthonypreece6599  Germany sanctioned NS2. There have never been gas restrictions imposed by Russia, other than that they wanted payment in a currency they had not been banned from using.
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  994. Britain was 99% British when she inherited the throne. If she lives to be 100 she will see the first year in which most children born in Britain are not British. So she has seen decolonisation outside Britain, and colonisation within it.
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  995. Instead of defending the border, they defend Muslim prayer time. Is it any wonder they have to recruit from abroad now? No self-respecting British man would sign up.
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  996. "Britain didn't replace..." Except in North America and Australia. And South Africa, if you know who the native people there are. But Brits did not go there to take advantage of a developed economy, welfare state and health system.
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  997. For every other nation, including within our borders, it is the present.
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  998. If two people are holding your arms while a third punches you in the face and you do nothing to stop it, it's your fault.
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  999. Should the court have its own TV experts on hand to conduct the examination of The Author's equipment, and would they not also be private people rather than the court itself?
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  1000. What's the point in doing that? They have their own adblocker built-in and don't have their own extensions store, so nobody will need v2 blockers and won't be able to install them.
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  1001.  @China_Secret_Police  Diversity is divisive, it is not "racist" to want unity and to oppose colonisation. Nation and ethnicity are the same because Nation has the same root as Natal, and ethnicity is a genetic group. You are born into both, whereas citizenship is merely a documentation that can be changed throughout your life. You don't become French when you get citizenship, you just become a French citizen, for example. If France was a sensible country, or "racist" in your parlance, they would not have foreign nationals with French citizenship burning down their churches. Be grateful China is "racist".
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  1002. In short, it is attack versus defence. When they call for equal representation it is an attack; when we seek to deny them it is defense, but those things are considered moral and immoral respectively.
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  1003. Brave has an ad blocker, gradients and 1080p video.
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  1004. When they say "confront" then mean "ban".
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  1005. When your only tool is a multi-billion pound international medical industry developing government-regulated pharmaceuticals in decades-long research projects, every problem doesn't look like a vitamin deficiency.
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  1006. "everyone else is unhappy because they don't know what wrong thing was done" "Wrong" is a big assumption; he might just have worn a red cap.
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  1007. The ones who contribute don't need free houses. If only we had some way of identifying them before we give them a free house!
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  1008.  @DavidSmith-fs5qj  no, it is decolonisation. Native Americans did it too. What is bombing residential buildings and keeping millions of people in an open air prison? Is it something people retaliate against?
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  1009.  @Dwd84  you are assuming "they" are part of it, and not just making something for conspiracy theorists to consoom. Your ideas are not esoteric, they are common. Creators know them, and are using them. They profit from your insecurity and credulousness, selling you the feeling that you are special. 100%.
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  1010. I assume you're referring to the missile attack on the hospital which was claimed to be nothing to do with the people who did it, despite doppler analysis of the sound of the missile showing it came from their positions. I honestly have no idea whey anyone in Britain would support the obvious bad guys in a conflict that is nothing to do with us.
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  1011.  @cynthiamorris1874  what we are told to take as our values did not evolve, they were imposed on us to support what is being done to us. Any civilisation which recognises itself as a civilisation, which defends itself and expands into the territory of other civilisations, has values that work. They are winning, and "our" values tell us to celebrate their victory. History will not say that we had better values, it will say we used to live here.
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  1012. They've made themselves custodians of our culture. If they didn't hate us there would be nothing to mock or criticise in how they treat that responsibility.
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  1013. If you focus on that you miss most of the problem.
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  1014.  @papiputra  that has nothing to do with it.
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  1015. Hiapspanic migrant welfare usage: 78% European migrant welfare usage: 35%
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  1016.  @NicciH  he was Anatolian; the Turks hadn't moved in by then. The cross of St George is incorporated into the union flag, so your suggestion makes no sense. Because Turkey is named for the Turks, you don't become Turkish by being born there. You certainly don't become Turkish by being born there before it was given its new name.
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  1017. There's far more to gain that just that - how does $1.7 trilion sound? If only the top 10% went to university, like it used to be, instead of the top 50%, then the lower 40% would extend their careers by 4 years, which is about 8% or 9% of their working life. But they would gain that at the end of their career, when they are most highly skilled, so their additional productivity would be greater than 9%. The workforce participation rate is only about 65%, so assuming very few graduates are not working, that lower 40% is about 60% of the workforce. Because of Pareto's law they would not be 60% of GDP, but might be 40% of it, and could easily be 15% more productive if they extended their careers. That's a 6% boost to GDP, which is worth $1.7 trillion every year. That's the opportunity cost of expanded education opportunities, but as Auron stated, it is the cost of employers not being allowed to use IQ tests.
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  1018. Italy issuing work permits is not the same as the UK issuing citizenships. A work permit means you have to work, a citizenship means you can claim benefits and someone else has to work.
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  1019.  @jasonyoung3690  from Canada, not India. Even if they legitimately had a reason to leave India, to leave Canada claiming asylum they would have to be persecuted in Canada.
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  1020. Wokism today Subculture: protected in law Superculture: needs to be dismantled
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  1021. There were people warning about this before Blair's time. He did not start it, but he could have done something about it and chose to make it worse instead.
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  1022. Larry Page is wrong when he says taking steps to recruit more women is not unfair to men. If 80% of the applicants are men and you aim for 30% of the company to be women it stands to reason that men are less likely to be chosen than women of equal capability. 2:34
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  1023.  @Soridan  I use a courageous browser.
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  1024. In 1965, Vietnam seemed like Just another foreign war But it wasn't, it was Different in many ways As so were those Who did the fighting In World War II The average age of the Combat soldier was twenty-six In Ukraine, she is forty-three
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  1025. The Queen also made a statement suggesting MeAgain was not entirely truthful, but I don't see calls for her to be replaced by a vibrant weather man. It's one rule for the aristocracy and another for the upper-middle class media types!
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  1026. That's sort of true, but once you get to high levels of ICU usage it's a bit late to do anything about it, and it can happen very fast if you don't keep a track of cases.
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  1027. The Pope says people come seeking hospitality. But he does not respect our right not to give it.
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  1028. The UK population used to be less than 4 million. Now it's more. If it goes down, do we have to surrender to anyone in Calais with a dinghy, or can we just have fewer people?
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  1029. Headline yesterday: "Leo Varadkar considers tougher rules as Ireland reaches limit of support for migrants"
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  1030. ​ @TimK2646 even if it had been a normal car which started the blaze, the fire would have needed to engulf some batteries to have enough energy to break through the floor. They need to be banned from car parks.
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  1031. Considering George will be King until about 2090, and his first-born for the next 25 years or so, it's unthinkable that he would be allowed marry someone not both black and muslim. So the joke's on them in the end.
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  1032.  @yldrmcs  what did Intel spend 300 million on in 2015?
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  1033.  @colinmatts  I am under no illusion about the director's intent in making this film misrepresent history in the way he did. You are not schooling anyone by telling us that he is allowed to this to us, what we are trying to explain is that it is a bad thing to do to us.
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  1034. This conversation was muddled by the fact they are talking so much about citizenship when nation is what really matters, but they were using the word Nation to describe a Citizenry. We need to be able to make the distinction if we are to understand people's motives. For example, the west is indeed moving past the Nation State, but it is not moving past the State part, only the Nation, which is being replaced with a Citizenry, which is a group of people with nothing in common other than their government documentation. Why would a Briton fight for a country which calls everyone British and does nothing to privilege, or even to protect, Britons? The fact of the multiple nations within Ukraine, one of which is Russian, has been a key component in the conflict since 2014, but always gets ignored. Brendan at 43:42 speaks of national self-determination, which is what the Donbas Militia is fighting for against Ukraine. He needs to reconsider that bit about foreign interference at 43:52 as well, given the events 9 years ago which led to the crisis!
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  1035.  @tarqinquentinsson-obviousl957  they have attacked people..I don't know what you think they need to do before the police take action. Parading in uniform with weapons is illegal, but they're allowed to do it.
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  1036.  @tarqinquentinsson-obviousl957  BLM paraded in uniform back when they were the only people rioting, and they were not arrested either. It's not a matter of resources, it's a matter of political preferences. In the footage I've seen the people attacked were not doing anything wrong. One woman was just walking out of a pub. They don't go after mobs, if that's what you were thinking.
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  1037. Next time it burns down, I'll be one of those guys who stood outside smiling.
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  1038. Not the same church! 2:37 is the Coats Memorial Church in Paisley, 2:38 is St Michael's parish, Linlithgow.
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  1039.  @user-hd8ej8yx9p  it can take a long time to die, and it's a lot harder than going to sleep. You will need people to help you. Besides, a child is not just for death and not just for its parents.
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  1040. Vehicle theft got so bad where I live that I always get the bus to town these days.. ...but I drive home.
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  1041.  @ashIibabbitt1111  womxn
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  1042.  @joetodd4351  one of mine went too. There's been a lot of this in the last few days.
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  1043. Last time I was this early the YouTube community standards actually allowed stuff like this.
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  1044. When people like William Fence talk about issues surrounding clover-sopulation, they propose educating girls as a way to reduce the growth rate. It stands to reason that if you have the opposite problem then you need to implement the opposite policy. Also, the 22% increase in tower Hamlets is because of doctors and engineers seeking economic opportunities there.
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  1045.  @spirat14  that was debunked in the same afternoon that it was proposed. If they all had the same birthday they would all be the same age, but they're not.
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  1046.  @AtheismF7W  it's not critical thinking, it got debunked minutes after being proposed. If they were all born in the same year they would all be the same age, but there are lots of people in different age brackets older than 120. There's not even a cluster at age 150, it is simply not a cobol issue.
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  1047.  @fjtpersian6566  he is, and that didn't happen. This country is not run the way the people who run it tell you it is.
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  1048. They were also wildly inaccurate in their assessment of it being like the flu.
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  1049. Context be damned, we just want to punish the man who's been called a nazi!
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  1050. The entire purpose of the policy is to go easy on them.
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  1051. We're not yet at the point where natives can have ethnic advocacy groups, and the colonisers get stronger every day. We know what needs to be done, but have no way of doing it.
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  1052.  @frankmill2.07  the countries least successful in creating art, discovering the laws of nature and living in a civilised manner are the ones least successful in conquering other countries, although they certainly tried. There's no mystery to why that is.
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  1053.  @origamifox5180  it's entirely her choice. Legally and biologically it is her choice and nobody else's. From a guy's point of view, what if she says she doesn't want a child but then has one and forces him to pay for it for the next 18 years? In that case the law is on her side. But if he does a runner the law is..still on her side. She can employ the resources of the state to bring him to heel. Women are made superior by the state.
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  1054.  @colinharbinson5510  nobody thinks that, but the region was more peaceful before they set up shop. Peace would be served by keeping apart. Who is campaigning for them to be in the UK?
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  1055. I just got notified of a new reply in this thread, and found my own was gone, which was a reply to a misleading comment which remains published. It seems we are allowed to claim the policy is designed to make a profit by encouraging people to move to other platforms, but we are not permitted to state what it is actually for.
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  1056. You should have an understanding of the topic before criticising its critics. For example, do you support Texas's recent anti-free-speech edict, what does it tell us about power, and how does it prevent criticism of that power? It would have been easy to word it so that it would protect everyone from criticism regardless of their identity, but the wording used is specific rather than general. Florida and South Dakota have introduced similar restrictions lately. When Elon Musk liked a tweet which criticised the type of in-group preference which leads to these restrictions, the group defamed him and caused twitter to lose billions of advertising revenue.
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  1057. The cancer in these adverts is not capitalism, it's progressivism.
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  1058. They're both immigrants and want to stay here. They won't support, or even listen to, someone who they've been told is pro-British, because it's not in their interests to do so.
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  1059. He started by lifting weights. He's getting there, this is no distraction or scheme.
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  1060.  @wareforcoin5780  it wasn't me that introduced the "linguistic fallacy," and your attempt to reason around the fact the BBC is trying to portray sub-Saharan Africans as any kind of typical resident of the British Isles in the Roman era puts you in the same racist camp as Correctrix.
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  1061. "9 replies" but only 2 visible, which is why you don't know that it's already happened. Can I even give you a search term, or will my comment be algorithmically de-boosted?
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  1062.  @inkoftheworld  it's not men's actions that are at fault here, it's women's, going back decades. Do you know feminists claim that there is no difference between men and women, that gender is a social construct created to enable oppression? Some even believe the only reason men are stronger than women is because their parents were socialised to think that's the way it should be, so gave more food to their sons. That ideological nonsense led to where we are now, and men were always powerless to stop it.
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  1063.  @HerosofCornelia  in terms of "spiralling out of control," how does a million person march to disrupt one of the most sacred national events sound? If you can't put forward an argument for why "guests" should be allowed to subvert our nation, it's probably because there is no moral case for allowing it.
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  1064.  @iggle6448  and that Somalis guy's Olympic gold medal.
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  1065. Use, punctuation'
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  1066. The "no white men in top 4 cabinet posts" thing is irrelevant. There were no Anglo-Saxons in Boris' later cabinets, which is more significant given Truss is actually a native (AFAIK).
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  1067. Just switch already, before you get enrolled in FLOC.
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  1068. @Jau Jo compare Britain at its peak. All you have is the racist myth of "they stole our resources". Why did Africa not develop on its own, with all those resources in its favour and a 70,000 year head-start? What resources does Japan have, and why are they rich? Face it, resources has nothing to do with the state of Africa. Did Rhodesia become poor because it lost its resources, or did it lose its Europeans? What about South Africa's current demise - resource depletion or oppression of the Europeans there? Haiti - they depleted their own resources in a land Europeans were able to create wealth in, on an island where hispanics still do make a good life for themselves. In Baltimore, Detroit and other US cities which declined after the whites found the environment too hostile, it's clear that the main resource was, and still is, the Europeans' tax base. Don't pretend Africa or its people has a history of success and claim I might have "misconceptions"!
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  1069.  @anonnona8099  it's true though. He did nothing illegal, the judge admitted that, but what he did do - what brought him before the court - is print stickers.
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  1070. ​ @rosemarykennedy5430 it's more widespread now. The things we blame are those which exacerbate the problem so far above its baseline.
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  1071. She's not a crank though. Only by ignoring what she's criticising do they make the claim.
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  1072.  @DenzX_NJ  there is nothing female about him other than his passport. I wrote more in another reply, but it had too much truth in it to appear here. You'll have to appeal to YouTube if you want to read it.
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  1073. There's a third way. Have a referendum on demographics, and reallocate houses from those who vote for replacement to those who will replace them. Voters who want Britain colonised should be banished, rather than housed. Unfortunately any change of plan depends on a government willing to change the plan.
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  1074. The government needs to be honest about the effect of this. I remember Dr John going through case studies about a month ago. One of the survivors spent 3 days on oxygen in his 2nd week of illness as his lungs filled with liquid. So nobody can afford to be indifferent just because the death rate is low-ish and it mostly kills the elderly. Anyone who can stay indoors should do so, for the benefit of themselves and everyone else.
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  1075. They are not fining people. "Violation of this Acceptable Use Policy constitutes a violation of the PayPal User Agreement and may subject you to damages, including liquidated damages of $2,500.00 U.S. dollars per violation, which may be debited directly from your PayPal account(s) as outlined in the User Agreement (see “Restricted Activities and Holds” section of the PayPal User Agreement)." They are not fining people, and they are not playing judge and jury. They are making a charge for damages, which you can contest in court, or more likely via an arbitration service as that's the way Silicon Valley likes to do things. Within the aforementioned Restricted Activities sections it states "In connection with your use of our websites, your PayPal account, the PayPal services, or in the course of your interactions with PayPal, other PayPal customers, or third parties, you must not...[among other things] Provide false, inaccurate or misleading information" That's the existing version, not the one that was withdrawn, but the aim here is to prevent people using Paypal to sell fake Rolexes. They claim not to want to police your activities which do not interact with Paypal. It all depends on what you think "third parties" means. Had they not trashed their reputation by banning people for opinions, we might be more relaxed about what they mean by it.
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  1076. We can laugh, but some people are actually like this!
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  1077. To be safe, "skip the borders" Did she not notice the huge icy-cold sea all around the country?
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  1078. They already went after Starkey. He's been completely neutered.
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  1079. Australia has imported people who would want to fight for the creation of a caliphate; saying they're going there to fight against the bad guys is just a convenient excuse. People who support Russia have no need to go and lend a hand because they still have their best soldiers and equipment in reserve (in the expectation of NATO doing something stupid) and they're winning.
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  1080. Gatestone Institute, February 13th 2018: "Macron Vows to Reform Islam in France" France is 3 years behind France too! He is not going to do anything constructive, there is just an election coming. Look at what is being proposed, you can see that he is actually planning to surrender to islam under the guise of being strong against "islamism" (which doesn't exist).
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  1081. A few years ago I looked at a load of US "labor" stats while investigating the "wage gap". One thing I found that would cause a gap is that married women work fewer hours on average than unmarried women, but married men work more than unmarried men. It's not hard to work out the effect on an economy which has a preference for the people more likely to cut their hours.
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  1082. Some of them request usage of pronouns which don't normally go together, like he/they. So in those cases Mr would not suffice, but equally we don't know what they demand for the equivalent of Sir, his etc. It's just more opportunity for them to correct you; to pose as a victim while coercing you.
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  1083.  @JosephBisio  there was no consideration of "giving up a land bridge" because they never wanted the war in the first place, so were satisfied with the existing border. They had been negotiating for months to avoid it, and the first thing they did after entering the country was to have more negotiations. There is no evidence of a Russian involvement in that place you mentioned. There were no such reported casualties there before Ukraine sent in troops to deal with supposed collaborators, and the vixtims shown around the world had white armbands. There was also video of UKR troops shooting prisoners in a dairy, yet Russia was able to negotiate. Also, search "dailymail 11284819 taking" Zelensky handled the situation as badly as he possibly could. He has no right to blame anyone else, the buck stops with him.
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  1084. Fedora Workstation is "for developers and makers of all kinds" whereas KDE is for tinkerers.
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  1085. I wouldn't want to employ anyone who thinks loyalty and character are not part of what merit is. Merit is not just the ability to do the tasks of the job, it's also being able to turn up on time every day and get along with people.
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  1086. They were so proud of their contribution to the Arab Spring. No dissent for us though.
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  1087. To save the young men in your family, tell them to show signs of patriotism when in boot camp. The army set out to rid itself of extremists a few years ago, and patriotism was one of their indicators that someone is "distantly correct". It would be better to spend the war in prison rather than patrolling the coast and helping Russian troops out of their dinghies.
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  1088.  @bartsanders1553  so he's not been captured then. Ok, cool.
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  1089.  @Isisbridge  that's necessary but not sufficient. If Reform won't do the needful we may as well vote tory.
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  1090. Politicians defining islamism as separate from islam has held us back for years.
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  1091.  @Olivia-io9sb  it's mostly correct, given the actions against them form those people over centuries, but there was also a motivation from the unions to keep wages higher.
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  1092. ​ @IN_THIS_DAY_AND_AGE who do you think sent them there?
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  1093. I have 125 on a post-it note on my laptop, and 3 in memory.
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  1094. If what they say about us is true, why do they want to share a country with us? I see no reason to share one with a person who dedicates his political career to making me feel uncomfortable.
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  1095. It's racist to call it looting. Call it "Africanized shopping"
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  1096. Shooting into a crowd is the archetypal "depraved mind" offence that Chauvin was charged with. Basically, what he did was as bad as arresting a black person who didn't want to be arrested.
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  1097. That's racist! Which apparently is a good thing now.
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  1098. A strong comparison is the response to DS mocking Heather H after the 2017 event. They lost everything and were even kicked off thw6 dark web,. and she wasnt even an innocent spectator.
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  1099. As I recall, they focused on his health and potential lifespan rather a lot. But that's sexist now.
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  1100. The Register started going this way about a decade ago. I don't put such animosity down to advertiser pressure, it's more likely because of unchecked bias in universities.
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  1101. Did European explorers act this way on the Kalahari subway? I think not!
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  1102. Men have done more work over the centuries. She should have a gender equity cage where the women sit for a few hours before they are allowed home, to redress the balance.
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  1103. Maybe living in Sweden has made them white nationalists. Did you see the "New Swedes" video that came out recently? Clips of white people to represent the old Sweden, followed by a muslim woman in a hijab to represent Sweden's future. It's easy to perceive a threat and recognise your racial identity when this is the culture being created around you, and the future they want for you.
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  1104. Islam is winning, so how is he an idiot?
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  1105. beastmode32 when you mention the slavery white people did, whilst ignoring all other slavery, even though it was and still is far worse, whilst claiming to be comparing whites with others, I know you hate white people. When you ignore the issue of current day migration and try to make it about white people being bad hundreds of years ago, I know you hate white people. When you ignore a principled argument in favor of a more peaceful migration policy that would benefit the 3rd world whilst being less destructive of the 1st world, and decide to go on a rant about white people instead, I know you hate white people. You are simply a racist.
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  1106. Unfairness is bad.
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  1107. The DOD worked for him.
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  1108. Paul, you're obviously a man who has never suffered the ignomy of being told "wait until next year" when you demand your father buys you a pony. You have no idea what these wamen have been through!
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  1109. If the races were reversed would they still have been ignored? What has made this part of town so dangerous?
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  1110.  @sabinereynaudsf  they had zebras and elephants available, and did not use them. Others had wild horses and elephants available, and used them. When people say they had no animals to use, it's not true. I don't know why anyone would be this reluctant to attribute people's failure to the people who failed, but I expect racism is a big part of it.
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  1111. They are not built for software development, so software developers use something else. That's not an admission of anything.
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  1112. @@mikemongrel5587if you get a newspaper in your cell you will see that he's right. Learn from history, and know your enemy.
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  1113. Russia does have an ideological appeal, by virtue of it rejecting all the extreme elements of progressivism.
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  1114. He showed us the new tab page and how he configures it just the way he likes. Eliminating this in normal usage is more of a bug than a feature.
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  1115. They are surrounded by people they put themselves in the middle of. They have had 7 decades to manage those relationships.
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  1116. @mgibson116 they are not asking for equal treatment, and law enforcement is not their only agenda. Did you hear about the protest this week which was called off when they found out the guy killed by police was white? Do you know why Oxford is removing European music from its studies and replacing it with African? They are supremacists and colonisers. They are the baddies. They are also Marxists, and the racial stuff is partly just a cover for a communist takeover. This is not something any decent people would support. I am a decent person, so I do not support them. What's your excuse?
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  1117. They did what the migrants are doing. Yes, they understand.
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  1118. Given that the withdrawn data extrapolated to 2.5 million cases across the UK (IIRC), don't you think it might have been wrong?
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  1119. The signs indicating a shared path are all on the other side of the road. This is a case where the exception proves the rule: she was not allowed to cycle there!
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  1120. To be fair, 5/10 is a pretty good rating for a theme that erases all your data.
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  1121. Learn the difference. Theory: everyone has access to these technologies Reality: people use whatever technology is in Chrome, but they don't know what it is, and they certainly don't know of any others, and they wouldn't bother to set them up anyway If you post a link to a site on the Dark Web, or that uses some other unsupported protocol, most people will not be able to access it even though they are all theoretically capable of doing so.
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  1122. The USA is being colonised by Hispanics now.
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  1123. They had their balls removed in a mandatory consent class.
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  1124. But they're not excluding you, they are simply being inclusive of everyone except you.
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  1125. Labour won't allow free speech on campuses because it would help their opposition and not benefit their base. Compare that to the Tories who were happy to make "legal but harmful" a standard by which social media companies could be forced to remove content, and then hand the definition of that term to their opponents to ensure only conservative opinions were removed.
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  1126. Changes we make to our culture are part of our culture. Having Pakistan turn up on your high street is nothing of the sort.
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  1127. That's similar to his estimated incidence of accidental intravenous injection.
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  1128. Look for demographic maps of cities and you'll see that people choose to live with people who are like them. San Francisco is a good example of this, with clear lines between 4 ethnic populations. Multiculturalism isn't working anywhere, because it's not how people choose to live. We have "hate speech" laws and censorship on youtube because we don't get along with each other!
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  1129. It's weird how those Japanese car plants need Haitians so badly but don't set up factories in Haiti.
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  1130.  @mycelium_the_fungus  companies failing is the recession, it is not the cause of it. Throwing a portion of national output into the sea, which is the equivalent of our current migration policies, certainly can cause recessions, or at least make us more vulnerable to them.
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  1131.  @PepeLePewPew-qy3en  no, it was intended to distract the working man from alcohol. We didn't have the vote for the first 30 years of the football league!
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  1132. Anyone would think they don't want to find a cure!
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  1133. Other evidence she's a sexist: 1.She supported "Bring Back Our Girls" after the Boko Haram kidnapping but ignored the boys they killed. 2. She supported a group that wants to get every girl on the planet an education. There are about 120 million children not in education, half of them are boys, and Michelle Obama supported giving the girls and ONLY THE GIRLS an education. 3. She's a Democrat.
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  1134. It just means "British working class aware of what is being done to them".
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  1135. The declaration requires signatories to ban political parties that oppose migration, and jail people who criticise migration. The left planned this, they know it will benefit them.
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  1136.  Slut Dragon  right wing politics is not thriving in the UK. Among recent victories for the left enacted by "the right" are an increase in African migration, the bringing forward of anti-petrol environmental regulations, and the forced apology of Tory MP Daniel Kawczynski following leftist outrage that he attended a National Conservatism conference. National Conservatism is a civic nationalism movement (except for Israel) founded by a Jewish man; the conference had jewish sponsors and an Israeli flag was flown in the conference centre. But it was called "far right". It was also called "anti-semitic" and "islamophobic". One of the excuses used by the far left to brand the event this way was the attendance of Victor Orban and Matteo Salvini, who both support restrictions on immigration because they don't want their countries to turn out the way France has, where the security chief has warned of a civil war and leading intellectuals have proposed a partition of the country. Orban's country is the safest in Europe for jews, yet the actions which kept it safe are "anti-semitic". It's also safe for Hungarians, and that's unacceptable to the left. Some of the specific policies which have been declared "far right" are Salvini's actions to stop people trafficking, and Orban's promotion of the native birth rate. Recently the phenomenon of stay-at-home mothers has been declared "far right" by leftist media. Orban also revoked government funding for cultural marxist indoctrination in universities. That was called "far right". People who oppose the indoctrination of children into the trans ideology are called "far right". Doyle himself has called people who support free speech "far right". If you're oblivious to any of this I suggest it's because you pay as little attention to current events as you do to punctuation. "what Doyle is doing isn't far right" Nobody said it was. I said it's "far right" to do anything more than to point out the things that are wrong. To be fair, Doyle does do more than point out things that are wrong: he also calls everyone else "far right".
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  1137.  @Theactivepsychos  they have not accepted Britain. That's why we have "white privilege" being pushed, statues being toppled, and "hate crime" laws. This is not progress, it is only change. It is colonisation, and the native population never consented, were never even consulted. Britain had a national dish before the colonisers came. This is not progress.
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  1138. @Michael Doolan it's not the French who were rioting.
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  1139. When the SEC sees a bumper sticker saying "Don't follow me, I'm lost too" do they follow?
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  1140. You're not being experimented on.
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  1141. Someone put up stickers near where I live claiming that rich people are the cause of the housing crisis and suggesting they should be rehoused in graveyards. If they had told the truth instead they would get 2 years for that.
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  1142.  @adamknight7041  3000 people died of flu in 2 years, 3819 died of covid in the last 28 days. Yes, we do have ways to mitigate its effects. Yes, it's still not the flu.
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  1143. Some fought, and got called racist. If an army turns up without guns and your government jails you for not being nice to them, how exactly do you fight them?
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  1144. Earth is the melting pot of the universe. Jupiter is looking at the situation and reconsidering its migrant quotas.
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  1145. Macron has spoken before about teaching Arabic in schools and having an "islam of France". This is not a fight-back, it is surrender.
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  1146. So what you're saying is that the community needs a Code of Conduct.
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  1147. More proof that the only true license types are copyright and public domain. If you don't want one you need the other.
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  1148. It's not related to the decline of boys, but to the empowerment of women. When activists thought there was a population explosion that needed to be deflated, a common proposal was to educate girls and get women into careers. To stop the decline we have to do the opposite, but we won't
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  1149. Because they want to limit the impact on society and the economy.
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  1150. @DeVelox the complaint people make is that RH is restricting customers from sharing the code with others, which would be a violation of the license on the part of RH. However, as entelin pointed out, the distro is more than just its source code and nothing in open source licenses permits customers to clone the distro.
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  1151. They let them go because they're over-represented in the prison system.
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  1152.  @suebee4843  I defended one aspect of it against incredibly poor counter-signalling.
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  1153. Sargon's been covering it for a decade.
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  1154.  @Tynach  the guy is in jail indefinitely and you're trying to tell me the people he refuses to submit to are just being polite.
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  1155.  @matthiasdarrington3271  the ones who've left have a more rational response.
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  1156.  @mariewalmsley6143  they've already called it an example of everyday violence against women and girls. They ignore the fact she was left alone before stealing stuff, and ignore the violence she inflicted on an innocent man.
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  1157. He didn't simp, that was her problem with him.
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  1158. There was never any idea of "trickle down economy," the term was created to deride "lift all boats".
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  1159. The alt right is right
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  1160. Is he getting a Christian burial?
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  1161. Both of them won gold, and people like you provide cover for them.
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  1162.  @Stantheman848  the establishment fought for 5 years to deny the will of the people over Brexit, it is the most establishment thing ever. Why are you still angry about losing that vote?
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  1163.  FIEND PHOTO  this video is about the UK.
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  1164. It takes a screenshot every 2 minutes, so all you need is a script which flashes up a picture of a cat girl on the same schedule, and the fbi will never know you've been researching novel uses for fertilizer.
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  1165. ​ @Tomyb15 why do you use artists as an example, and not hillwalkers? I like to walk in hills, but I have to get a job "because of capitalism," so I can't do it as much as I want.
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  1166. There was a tipping point around then, not just in open source, where highly sensitive people who had been trained to see everything through a lens of power and oppression, began to out-number (or out-shout) the more laissez-faire generations. Donglegate was in 2013, for example. The usual response was to be nice to them, because it's hard not to be.
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  1167.  @user-nj1zu2nf1x  he does. Everyone does, even the ones who say he's wrong.
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  1168. For the first time in ages, I wish I had a TV license. Rumours have been circulating for a long time, so it's not entirely a smear job, but the timing of it does seem convenient.
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  1169.  @Will-ul9oc  the police have received "training" from far-left groups. They are a political outfit, and stopping "racism" is a high priority for them now.
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  1170.  @troyyey4353  there was nothing there to cleanse. They actually had an expedition to find Africans.
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  1171. ​ @Eman_Puedama they're not wrong. Every year, people forget that they complain about the weather every year.
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  1172. Palestine was always a real place, with real people. Just because the notion of a country was invented somewhere else, that doesn't make their existence invalid or excusable.
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  1173. Craig Robertson of Provo, Utah. He left posts "expressing violent desires" and despite him being physically unable to carry them out, the FBI went to his house and shot him. I've also seen a few videos of people who had a visit from agents who wanted to check their thinking.
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  1174.  @inconvenientfacts6452  you still can't say what is wrong with the sin you have accused us of. There has never been democratic support for immigration, so there will be no need for a democratic resolution. But even if it had been democratic, that does not mean it should not be reversed given the outcome.
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  1175. Jesse, let me extrapolate your comment: If people don't want to be colonised they should support colonisation. Can you see a logical inconsistency now?
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  1176. nosferotica well there was Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the USA. The natives weren't too happy about it, and still aren't over it centuries later. Then there's all the places Islam colonized. All things considered, it's better to be colonized by the Anglos, but it's not something anyone chooses...until now.
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  1177.  @rossmanngroup  they can ban you from reporting bugs, or they can at least make you agree to an unacceptable CoC before you can report one.
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  1178. Give them their own country too, it would solve a lot of problems on both sides and politics could be about important things rather than idehtity.
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  1179. Paying Somali doctors to treat Somali patients in Sweden can never be beneficial to Swedes.
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  1180. I left a great reply to this and it got censored.
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  1181. Those are not community efforts, they are copies. What code do they contribute to the community?
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  1182.  @CarnivoreStork  you're not supposed to be fearful. There is reason for concern, so stop being terrified and recognise that concern for what it is. Stop fearmongering about rational responses.
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  1183.  @jimjones-bk2is  you're making a distinction that does not exist. I suspect your motivations for that deception and your other negative statements here. You oppose people who oppose hate. Hmm..... The Merovingians banned slavery before the French did, and many other civilisations banned it, but the British began the process which banned it worldwide.
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  1184.  EmperorJuliusCaesar  diversity diminishes trust even between people of the same race. Your racism does not change the findings.
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  1185.  @chuchucat7387  he didn't obstruct anything. Diversity does diminish trust, and nothing about Canada disproves that. South Korea is less diverse and did better than Canada, so your anecdote can be dismissed. Got any data?
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  1186. Nothing they did helped us, only themselves.
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  1187. She wants a guilty verdict, not justice. She told people to be confrontational, not peaceful.
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  1188. They want to fight the good fight but it ended 80 years ago. Today the good fight is against themselves but they're so well dug-in nobody can make any advances.
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  1189. It's not the first time this has happened. 2017: "Liverpool fans baffled as ‘Harold Shipman keyring' goes on sale"
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  1190. Best Beatles album: Everyday Chemistry. Not an official release; it was recovered from an alternate universe.
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  1191. About 15 years ago someone compiled a history of Iran's nuclear programme which consisted entirely of dual citizens saying for decades that it would have a bomb next year and we have to strike preemptively. They listen to our cranks and respond accordingly.
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  1192. Does LBQ+ include G and T as part of the +? If you think about it, we can just use L+ for the usual amalgamation of identities instead of specifying the other letters.
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  1193. People are free to advance the interests of their own people and regard you as an obstacle, part of the old order. You might consider them friends, but they don't necessarily see you the same way.
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  1194. I doubt the government would have any difficulty stopping them and sending them back. Likewise, there have been several petitions trying to get the government to accept refugees from the country south of Botswana (I'm prevented from naming it) but they were rejected for spurious reasons.
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  1195. You think he'd put a load of doctors and medical researchers out of work and then introduce hyperinflation? I thought he was dangerous, but not that dangerous!
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  1196. Here's a headline for you: "Netflix password sharing ‘a crime’ according to Intellectual Property Office and could result in prosecution"
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  1197.  @priyapepsi  there are. If they were not going to use them they would not introduce them.
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  1198.  @bottlemanic  when the police take the knee for us and politicians and journalists say they understand our anger, then you can say we're being treated equally.
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  1199. They're showing their anti-Castalian bias.
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  1200. He's right, only 75% of people are wearing masks where mandated. In Wuhan everyone's going to nightclubs while in Britain 25% of people are going to Aldi breathing covid on people.
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  1201.  @boota1979  politicians who impose damaging policies without seeming a mandate from the people.
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  1202.  @IXSICNESS  from an evolutionary perspective, it's the people with an out-group preference that are the dead-end. People who protest against these ridiculous policies are normal and well-adjusted.
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  1203. Why doesn't his own country take them?
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  1204. That would make sense if there was only one gulf, but there's another on the other side of Mexico. It would be hilarious if Mexico renamed that one!
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  1205. He called you Socrates! Can't even tell the difference between science and philosophy.
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  1206.  @SK-vw8qt  in India they would be living as per the video he featured; in the USA, contributions of generations of Americans give them a better life. Their income is not a contribution.
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  1207. The implication is that people of certain groups can't be expected to maintain high standards of animal welfare.
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  1208.  @thalesofmiletus2966  even if that were true, we still don't vote for a PM.
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  1209. ​ @mckendrick7672  exactly! If you have multiple Chrome profiles on your windows taskbar they each have the Chrome icon as their main, and the profile picture overlaid at the bottom right. It would be great to have the same in Linux, and would work for all multi-window apps.
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  1210.  @MartinMcAvoy  you missed the point; Churches get burned and it provokes no outrage. How many arson attacks on churches in the last year? How many on korans?
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  1211. Why can Brendan not see the incompatibility of populism and open borders? How can you have populism without a defined populous? When you have many nations under one government, that's an empire, not a populist democracy, and that's why the governments which have welcomed colonization are having to reject classical liberalism and implement regressive authoritarian policies designed to prevent "hate" and "discrimination" between the nations they govern.
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  1212. As well as complaining about the number of Scottish people running Scotland, Humza has worn Pakistani national dress on several official occasions. He's obviously less Scottish than a person who would not do that.
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  1213. All the corporations are on their side and they have major funders enforcing ESG their behalf. They're not anti-capitalist or anti-system in any way.
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  1214. And he doesn't explain why it's bad to breathe in the same viruses that are already infecting you.
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  1215. There was not even a land recognition statement at the meeting in the mosque. Tell him you feel offended by that.
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  1216.  @mattdelvecchio1537  TF's commentary on the rocket clip was "It's interesting to have people excited about [the attempted landing] I guess, but honestly I find the rockets that successfully land more impressive." Lawful Masses' opinion is "if he was criticizing the people cheering in the background, and especially if that's Mahlmann cheering, that should be enough to push the analysis into Fair Use" As others have noted, LM did not watch the video. You can't watch the video and think TF was criticising the people in that clip. He said they were "interesting". That's not criticism. He dismissed their actions with an "I guess," because their actions were incidental to the point he was making, which was about the rocket not the crowd. He's going to waste a lot of supporters' money on this, and the fact he's trying to reframe the content of the video since his last response shows that he knows he has a very flimsy case. He needs to pay up and walk away.
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  1217.  @lotharkarlingi3130  it was juxtaposed with another rocket footage to show the failure of a SpaceX rocket in a maneuver which was performed successfully 20 years earlier. TF's commentary makes it clear that the crowd is incidental and the performance of the rocket is the thing he used the clip for. It is not about the fans, it is a debunking of SpaceX, and that clip is the final punch before he winds up the video. If he is relying on "I was criticising the crowd" he ought to lose, because it is not true. Do we not care about truth any more? Why, in his first response video on this issue, did he claim his use of the clip was fair use on the grounds that it was advancing knowledge, and why does he not simply rely on that now? It's a much more solid claim, in terms of the truth at least. Why did he say back then that the video was about about Musk's lack of progress in using recyclable rockets? Why does he now say it was about Musk's fans? Why would he change his position to something not based on facts, if he had a solid position to begin with? Why has he reframed the entire video as a criticism of fans, if he did not need to rely on a criticism of fans in order for that clip to be fair use? If criticising the crowd in that clip is essential to him being allowed to use it, then he is in trouble, because he did not criticise the crowd in that clip. Would it be difficult to convince a judge that something other than criticism of the crowd was the intent when including that clip? I suspect not!
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  1218.  @politicas3361  you're using threats rather than photos.
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  1219. It could be on the moon though. How much archaeology has been done on tne moon?
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  1220.  @slivyo  mocking racists who ignore white victims is not racist. Why do you only care about black victims? Why even mention them? There are none in the video, and the conversation is about a racist who ignores white victims. Why are you making it about something else?
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  1221.  @thewhitefalcon8539  they're ok with other bad CoCs so they would be ok with this one. "Mess around" is at the discretion of the people who imposed the CoC, so people who impose CoCs would be fine with this one. It's just there to make the community safe. I hope you don't want the community to be unsafe.
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  1222.  @1chish  it's still being given to Brussels because of the traitors in parliament who tried to overturn the greatest democratic mandate the country has ever known.
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  1223.  Spill Cosby  google "list of countries by crime rate". Which continent has the most art? Which has the most scientific achievements?
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  1224. Declaring it doesn't make it a pandemic, and not declaring it doesn't make it not a pandemic. You can do what you think is necessary without having an authoritarian give you permission first. The co$t will be borne whether or not bu$ine$$e$ act on the information we know, it cannot be $wept under the carpet, and some have already acted - Burger King shutting down in China, Hyundai shutting down factories, etc. It may even co$t more in the long term if they ignore it. It's not about the money, it's about trying to keep the economy going so people can prepare.
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  1225. If you focus on a religion you don't understand what's going on over why it's bad. They could convert and nothing would improve.
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  1226.  @origamifox5180  getting pregnant is a woman's choice, not her fault. If she doesn't seek consent and some form of contract, like marriage, she has no grounds for complaint. Choose a man who wants to stick around!
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  1227.  @safeeffective385  it's not a conspiracy theory, it just wasn't happening everywhere. We were told from the start that we would need 2 doses. You did not need to be afraid, you just needed to pay attention.
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  1228. It's important to note that nobody has been banned form sending their own money to help starving puppies overseas, they have only been banned from sending other people's money to politically connected theater groups in Lima. And they consider this an outrage.
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  1229. The only downside is that people who have all the same problems but are allowed to have guns mock us for not being able to shoot our way out, which they would never themselves do.
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  1230. And where the heck is "fortress Europe"?
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  1231. It's a free-for-all country. Grab what you can, everyone else does!
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  1232.  @vanguardian2864  he's not wrong though. Besides T's recent proposal being nothing to do with putting USA first and obviously for the benefit of another country, it sets a precedent that people who have been in a place for nearly as long as the English have been in Britain can be removed for their own safety. What happened to them since about 1850 has been happening to us since about 1950; any support for it needs to be called out.
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  1233.  @RowanLovecraft2  it's not about individuals alone, it's about individuals within a group. The USA has multiple nations fighting for more power and resources for their nation's individuals.
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  1234.  @anthonydavis1427  a nation is an ethnicity so you're using a redundant prefix. Civic nationalism fails, nationalism results.
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  1235. And he didn't actually ban muslims.
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  1236. So all they really did was replace one established religion with another.
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  1237. Paying for healthcare is not a violation of rights. Being forced to pay for other people's healthcare is a violation.
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  1238. Not just supplying the missiles, but also picking the targets and sending people to operate the weaponry. Ukraine does not have the skills to fire those missiles, and Russia knows it.
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  1239. You're so dumb the only relief one can have reading you is the knowledge you will be completely lost when the things we've explained to you become self-evident.
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  1240. Streets are a product of white supremacy, or something.
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  1241. Change is when a tea shop starts serving coffee as well. Replacement is when it is closed down and a kebab shop opens in its place.
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  1242. I see no evidence of that.
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  1243. This is not a diversion, this is demoralisation and disempowerment of the native population. It's the main event.
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  1244.  @vaylard9474  they've brought sex into the scope of social science too, by claiming the sex recorded on a birth certificate is actually a gender assigned to the child. The judge in Forstater's case believes sex is assigned, not a physical characteristic: "When it is necessary to do so, I refer to sex assigned at birth." One of the Vlog Brothers recently did a video on a "youtube science" channel, claiming there are about 7 sexes and citing chromosomal abnormalities as his evidence. It got masses of views and people in the comments think it's scientific. Reality is losing this fight.
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  1245. Former employees of some of the media companies that went under have stated how important their activism was and that they don't care that the company went bust. It is not a racket, they are doing activism. Believe them when they tell you.
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  1246. At about 17 minutes she complains about the rise of "racism" in Ireland but then agrees with the people she denigrates, and omits to mention that the Irish government has undertaken a program which, according to their own publications, is aimed at making native people a minority. People who oppose that, which is a far worse imposition than the "near-neighbour" one she mentioned, she dismisses as far-right. I can't take her seriously after that.
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  1247. @Jau Jo just stop being racist. Overcome your misconceptions. Tell me where the 2-storey buildings were and what the continent invented and exported to the world. Their failure is their own making.
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  1248. They had to "make it obvious," but they did everything to hide it. They could have had a studio audience, for example, but they didn't want that and even asked for the candidates to be seated. They were still hiding how he is, this is the best they could do.
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  1249. @adrianobastardi technically he was jailed for thought crime because what he was in court for was not illegal. But had he not printed the stickers, he would be a free man today.
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  1250. Eventually there will be enough of them that they could vote for the natives to be deported.
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  1251. They're useful for underlining and circling important information, but the designers have cleverly made it impossible to write "it's just the flu bro" with one of those pens.
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  1252. We should use that. "Kier Starmer and the rest of the far wrong".
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  1253. We'd be fighting for Bibi, not Rishi. Neither one is worthy.
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  1254. Those statistics underestimate the hobbyist contribution because they assume hobbyists only use open source licenses.
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  1255.  @Awaatif-k9t  our culture is far too big to explain it to you here. Watch some pre-neo-colonial era British films.
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  1256.  @susanplatt5331  but in Leeds the police ran away, in Birmingham they let them police themselves as they attacked people, and for BLM the establishment took a knee. As the man pointed out in this video, police in Westminster went kitted out for a fight and arrested people at random from a peaceful protest.
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  1257.  @Black_painter_decorator  I provided a source, but you're prevented from seeing it. Keeping people uninformed is necessary for the maintenance of a system at odds with reality.
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  1258. He was a commentator, which is journalism. He was not Russian and not a propagandist for them. Also not an MRA, pick-up artist or many of the other things "journalists" have called him. They act to discredit, whereas Gonzalo told the truth.
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  1259. They banned guns in 2013. Fox did a piece on how people are realising that was a bad thing.
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  1260. If you write some fake history about a Rwandan ninja they can use that for the remake.
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  1261. The BBC doesn't have journalists, it has activists.
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  1262. Pub? You must be joking! I went to one recently and paid £10 for a pint and a half!
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  1263.  @maligjokica  they were the only ones seeking peace before the war, and they have fought it with less violence towards civilians than the west was expecting, based on their experience in Iraq etc.
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  1264. Something you may not have experienced is writing time-related programs when your local time is the same as UTC. It's easy to make mistakes in Britain during the winter!
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  1265. ​ @thomasshrum4006 why is that trolling rather than explaining? Why did you fling insults instead of explaining? On the basis of the interaction I'll assume he's right and you're angry.
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  1266.  @Dan0TheMano  everything can go up or down, but crypto is notoriously volatile and Celsius and other products were created specifically to lend/borrow it.
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  1267. Look at the outbreak, but also look at the number of deaths since May: 0. There were many more during the September/October outbreak last year. Is the recent outbreak the delta variant? We already know that the vaccines are less effective in preventing infections of that strain.
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  1268. It does not increase profits. If they had a grand scheme to increase profits they would be creating a well-ordered society of productive people, not the exact opposite.
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  1269. Mrs Justice missed an opportunity to mention this when she was asked about parents that want to give this material to their kids. She should have stated "the book is not banned" as many times as she could!
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  1270. Other than the intra-vascular issue, there seems to be an element of randomness in whether people get adverse reactions and also in whether people get severe cases of covid. Could there be a physiological determinant by which the people getting these adverse reactions would have got severe covid?
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  1271. He's not going to invade, he asked the US not to point weapons at Russia and it triggered them so they created an invasion narrative as cover for their next move. It's about NATO, not Ukraine.
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  1272. He doesn't stand by his candidates.
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  1273. The benefit of having no legs is you can't be brought to your knees.
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  1274. Is a rule a rule if it breaks itself?
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  1275. We have policies based on the unscientific belief that there is no correlation. Investigating the truth could only end discrimination, but it would favour those who the establishment wants to see discriminated against.
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  1276.  @thomasrobert4654  the question was not worth answering.
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  1277.  @DJWESG1  not dressing as a wolf is one.
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  1278. I've heard other communists say that healthcare is actually a good thing! They think the problem is that capitalists don't give free drugs to people who don't want to pay for them and are therefore collectively responsible for more deaths than Stalin. If they knew communism doesn't generate enough wealth for a modern healthcare system they would understand that medicine is simply a tool of the capitalist class.
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  1279. I was working for a startup which got by with just having developers talk to each other. Productivity was high, product knowledge was high, everyone was an A. Then it got bought, the dev team doubled in size, agile was imposed, productivity fell, everyone became a C. Part of the problem was that the meetings were too short and people gave too brief explanations of what they were doing, so everyone else didn't know the technical details of other people's work like they did before.
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  1280.  @bruh-bn3ni  that was his entire platform. The irony is that the candidates whose identity is worth zero had to make an actual speech instead of recounting their demographics and bedroom preferences so ended up winning.
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  1281. The Felix  you're misrepresenting the issue. Here's an actual comment from Linus, and it's all about the code. https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/12/23/75 The new CoC makes things all about peoples identities, and not about the code. Allowing bigoted ideologues to take over a project is not professional. They have removed people for ideological reasons before, and they will do it again. Linux is too important for this, and its success under Linus is testament to the applicability of his style.
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  1282. She points out that it is a uniquely western ideal that people should not abuse their power. But she also states that it is wrong to exclude non-westerners from the west, that they could be a threat to it. She can't reconcile that with her main complaint, which is that non-werstern people within the west are abusing their power when it benefits their group to do so. She should expect them to do that, and she should understand the desire of earlier generations not to invite them here to do it.
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  1283.  @ShaneBro  doing what to others? He's refusing to give respect to a spiteful, negative person. You should respect him for that.
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  1284.  @MsStack42  I don't think it's wrong or hateful to end oppression.
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  1285. He doesn't read the comments, he goes to xhamster as soon as clicks the upload button.
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  1286. When Biden was flying them in and people said "we don't want this," nothing changed.
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  1287. They've been doing this since the 70s. It's so annoying when people think we lay down and accepted our fate without a fight. Plenty of people did fight, and this is what happened to them.
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  1288. This comment is awaiting moderation.
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  1289. Someone needs to make America great again.
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  1290. Ban racist teachers.
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  1291. "This guy who claims to be a libertarian"...wants to cut the size of government. Move along folks, nothing to see here.
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  1292. He wants free trade deals so bananas are cheap.
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  1293. That could hardly look any more like Weekend At Bernie's! She was leaning on the bollard and couldn't even take one step. It's just a coincidence by the way, those health stories are a part of the vast right-wing conspiracy.
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  1294. A lot the censorship is aspects of the war on men.
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  1295. beastmode32 the Europeans who settled the New World knew how to farm, they didn't all quit their job at the bank and get on a boat expecting to start a new community! Stefan Molyneux has a video about the truth behind thanksgiving if you want to break your conditioning. We don't need migration, migration needs us. Your first comment here is the dumbest ever.
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  1296. They didn't invade, they migrated. The native American alt-right got what they deserved. Contemporary sources explain what really happened and why the 2nd year was more successful than the first. If you don't like to have myths busted I can't help you, and neither can you. I've explained to you why 1st-world migration to a place with no welfare is not comparable to 3rd-word migration to a place with welfare. It's not me that's the idiot here.
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  1297. "if two people share, it increases the Capital/profit of the owner." No. You don't increase the rent when someone brings their partner into the apartment, or has a baby. And you don't cut the rent when someone leaves. Anyway, your earlier point was that making people live separately was a capitalist plot to increase profit. Now you say it actually cuts profit? Regulatory capture is not part of capitalism because regulations are not part of a free market. You're not critiquing capitalism. Zoning laws keep the market in a state of inbalance. It is a form of regulatory capture. Think about what's profitable if you own a house, there is a market for houses, and there's a government which can regulate the market. If you can get the government to ban the building of properties which could compete with you, then you make more money! That's what zoning does. Zones, low interest rates and "help for buyers" all raise house prices artificially. Voters love it! But it can't last forever - it's a decay process. 2008 proved it ;-) 2 people sharing 1 house is cheaper than 2 people buying 2 houses. Capitalism can't change that so it can't make them live separately. To kill marriage/cohabitation you need to break the free market and introduce perverse incentives. Once you do that, capitalists will serve the new market you created, and will profit from it. But you should not mistake that as their goal or conclude that they created the conditions they profited from. "These parasites rarely produce anything. Instead they operate as pirates did." You're describing governments, not capitalists.
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  1298. David Icke was right.
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  1299.  @blabby102 "The first known cluster was at a market that kept wild animals together." Patient zero had never been near the market, and they did not sell bats there.
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  1300.  @blabby102 ok, the person who was reported as patient zero had never been near the market. "The first patient diagnosed with the novel coronavirus has been reported to be a bed-bound pensioner who had no connection with a food market" It was never found in animals, and experts claimed it could not have evolved from anything known.
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  1301.  @thomasreilly4850  that's total nonsense, and not even on topic.
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  1302.  @lwo7736  the current situation allows men to pretend they "identify" as women. This is crazy.
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  1303. ​ @nbandpinportugal repressive tolerance is the tolerance of everything that subverts a nation,and repression of everything else.
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  1304. For those watching in black and white, Academic Agent is the overweight middle-aged white man with the beard in the dark jacket and white shirt with no tie.
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  1305.  @caseypenk  Britain is in decline socially, politically and economically because of the policies Japan did not follow, whereas Japan mostly just has a short-term economic problem.
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  1306. Those who prevent us from organising are equally culpable.
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  1307. Those people you call innocent were occupiers. The same was done to English settlers in America. They are not considered innocent by their victims! Would you protect your own country?
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  1308. If you want your grandchildren to be pagans too, you should reconsider what counts as "a bunch of racist shit". Islam is projected to be dominant in Sweden this century, and because pagans are not "people of the book" they will not be tolerated. Thousands of years of tradition gone in a few generations because people were not "racist"!
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  1309.  @bbbbbbb51  in other words, it will silence the tories' supporters. You won't get cancelled for supporting leftist policies.
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  1310. According to the Sentencing council, The maximum prison sentence the court can impose for causing death by dangerous driving or careless driving under the influence of drink or drugs is 14 years; for causing death by careless or inconsiderate driving it is five years; and for causing death by driving whilst unlicensed, disqualified or uninsured it is two years. The maximum sentence is reserved for rare cases where blame is exceptionally high. Causing death by careless or inconsiderate walking is 3 years! Passing a red light in a car and hitting someone crossing the road is only 2 years more.
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  1311. larry jeffers capitalists are fine with you building a safety net in your society, and are fine with you providing healthcare universally. Socialists steal from wealth creators and destroy economies, meaning nobody has a safety net or healthcare, whereas capitalists let you do what you want with your own money, and that results in rich economies which can provide healthcare to far more people. If you look at the real-world results rather than the theories of socialists, it's the capitalists who like universal healthcare and the socialists who want to destroy it.
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  1312. You won't protect anything by giving the establishment a scapegoat, or the belief that they will be protected in the future.
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  1313. ​@a-yw1bzhe rejected peace before Russia entered the conflict, rejected their peace proposal during the first months, and banned negotiations after that.
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  1314. That's an easy battle to win - just give them all legal citizenship at the border. But that's not what you want, I hope. The first step is to stop pretending it's about legality.
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  1315.  @AC-um2mk  Subscribestar is the acceptable version of Patreon. There's also Gumroad which I know some dissidents are using, but I don't know if it's been fully tested yet in terms of freedom.
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  1316. Ok, use a technology that is unavailable to 99.9% of the population and see how successful you are. You will soon learn the difference between theory and reality.
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  1317. "Making Firefox Great Again" v=dwZpjKH8nbo
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  1318.  @ReturnOfGodHypothesis  it wasn't wrong, it was done for all of history, it is being done today, and nobody says it's wrong today because it's not us doing it. It's only said to be wrong when we do it.
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  1319. It's a situation created, or at least perpetuated, by people like her playing on others' emotions and posing as virtuous.
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  1320. There are lots of them, and they're not only in software.
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  1321. "Safest" does not mean 100% safe, and I doubt they were actually all claimed to be the safest ever.
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  1322. I knew there had to be more to this! What he showed looks like Firefox with vertical tabs, but everyone is raving about this amazing browser.
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  1323. If "warned the world " is contentious can we at least agree that they showed us the way to go and every government on the planet (except Singapore and South Korea perhaps) ignored them? Media reports about it being "just the flu" didn't help either.
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  1324. Aliens?
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  1325. The movements are just normal people who don't hate Europeans.
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  1326. You missed the point. Nobody is forgetful about travel, we are remembering something we are told never existed. They claim to have been here since Roman times and to have had a significant impact on our history. But it's not true.
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  1327.  @kentimmins9171  this is not a conflict between us and islam, and the idea that Israel is holding any line against it is absurd. We have had nothing from them and owe them nothing in return. In fact, if you look at the history of the creation of their state, they owe us.
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  1328.  @smilebehappy6102  they can get gold by selling their own exports for gold. The point is it will kill the dollar, and do to the US regime what their own sanctions are supposed to do to Russia.
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  1329. 26:16 the violence in Charlottesville was started by the left. The right went to discuss free speech and oppose the desecration of culture, which is a prelude to genocide; the left went there to fight.
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  1330. Do you have a link to the clip in context? I notice PJW used a clip from a video made by a hate group, which suggests he's not seen the original and doesn't know its context.
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  1331.  @ZeroMass  they are not achieving segregation. They are not trying to, and not achieving it. Why do you think they want to remove single family zoning and put "poorer" families into nice neighborhoods?
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  1332. These damages were specified in the previous version too, but without international uproar for some reason.
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  1333. Is having 2FA on your desktop any less secure than having 2FA on a phone which regularly leaves the house and also receives the password reset email?
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  1334. Not Cromwell?
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  1335. You'd need big hands.
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  1336. This is why children should not be allowed hula hoops. Or pencils. Or the letters O and I.
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  1337. There was a 41% turnout in the Chester election and the Labour party got 26% fewer votes than in 2019. People turning to Labour "without any sense of enthusiasm" is absolutely correct!
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  1338. Last time I saw a unicycle I was at the circus. Oh, I see what you did there. Honk.
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  1339. Chrome was developed to make web standards progress faster, which is self-serving but we all benefit. The Mozilla Foundation doesn't mention Firefox in its recent planning, so to suggest they develop it for any concern at all is hard to swallow. That $300 million has not been going to Firefox, it's been funding a patronage network
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  1340.  @stevethepocket  they do, except for trusted developers and wrapped web apps like the ones which caused the recent controversy. They can't review websites, because those can change at any time.
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  1341. If it doesn't matter to you but it matters to them, it matters to you.
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  1342. The proper North West is in Scotland! You live in the Midlands.
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  1343. Claude knows it's bad though.
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  1344. I'm not sure what "a grant of any such further relief as the court deems necessary and proper in the public interest" means, but it if's a punishment intended to deter others, I would use the EU's social media fines as a guide. They can fine up to 6% of global profit for companies which do not quickly remove content deemed by the government to be contributory to a culture which permits the type of actions IBM undertook. Because the culture already exists among corporations, financiers and government bodies, I would triple the 6%. IBM's global profit last year was $34.5 billion, so that would be a charge of $6.2 billion. I hope this would discourage corporations from accepting ESG funding.
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  1345. "no one wanted to advertise with them" And "no one wants to advertise with GB News" unless they want their windows broken...
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  1346.  @Theactivepsychos  why are you shifting the conversation to supposed "greed" and giving me a jumbles list of unrelated things? Unions and "free" education are emblematic of greed but I don't know why you think a community hub is, even from a pro-colonisation perspective such as yours. Are you not aware of the "decolonisation" of academia? Colonsiers are seeking to displace the teaching of British history, literature etc with teaching of their own history and literature. They want British national figures to be replaced in the culture with figures from the colonisers' own nations. This is displacement. You can still, watch a football match, but the players have to bow to the colonisers beforehand. Anti-racists object to this. Coulson is not the only statue to be removed, and there was no impetus to remove him prior to colonisation. Communists have long used race as a means to impose their authoritarian vision; they were white, but using colonisation to achieve their goal. London's statue-removal commission would not have happened prior to colonisation, and is not beneficial to the natives. If removing statues was a good thing, why is it not happening in Hungary? Anti-colonisation groups did not force the creation of hate-crime laws. Decolonisation is supported everywhere the coloniser is white and opposed everywhere the native is white. Do you understand structural racism on a global scale? The people who brought in the laws were "mostly white," you say. You didn't use enough coincidence brackets.
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  1347.  @Theactivepsychos  we might all be Africans, but not all of us are British. If you don't understand the heritage and diversity Coen refers to, you should do some thinking and learning before advocating for colonisation and what may be the early stages of a genocide. There is no evidence that the maltreatment of the natives will ease in the coming decades, and that is not enrichment.
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  1348. Excuse me whilst I pirate the frog chorus...
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  1349. ​ @emilypiens9900 Red Hat has a racist hiring policy, but there was almost no outrage when the news broke. Most projects have a CoC requiring contributors to submit to an incoherent, intolerant ideology, but anyone who wants to discuss the unwelcoming environment that creates gets called silly names.
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  1350. Seconded and bumped.
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  1351. It's incognito because your cookies are not available so you can use websites as if you're not logged in. For websites to serve different adverts to you based on your browsing more, that mode would need to be made available to the website. Is it?
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  1352.  @MikeBear  that's one reason why the "independent" ad-dependent sources don't cover it.
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  1353. For anyone wanting more, Mike Benz's interview with Tucker (and his twitter) is a good start.
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  1354. If life expectancy at birth is 75, that doesn't mean life expectancy at age 76 is zero!
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  1355. You're missing the bigger part of the issue if you focus only on a religion.
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  1356.  @slart1bartfast587  Bill Barr did not say there was no fraud. And since he's not been investigating it, why would you listen to what the fake News claims he said?
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  1357.  @slart1bartfast587  "There are state officials and representatives of both parties there to observe the count" That's not true. They were banned from observing it, because there was cheating going on. And that's why democrats don't want audits. Why bother with free and fair elections when the MSM can pick a winner?
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  1358. Christmas is a time of hope, joy and the breeding-out of the natives.
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  1359. Affirmative action for fats?
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  1360. They're voting for their own candidates now. They don't need him any more.
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  1361.  @bcoxal  not if you want your land back.
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  1362. You've had some that didn't get fixed because the fixer wasn't allowed to contribute to the project.
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  1363. ACLU is anti-white.
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  1364.  @simonmuhamed1071  or you will never understand the importance of grammar. Do you know why proper standards of English are being removed from schools? You oppose the enforcement of standards, so you ought to know.
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  1365.  @kizzagt  China's population with Switzerland's freedoms would be like Hong Kong.
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  1366. When everyone the last guy let in has gone home you can live where they did.
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  1367. If 25% of millennial men think buying a woman a drink is sexual assault, just think how many women must think the same thing! And even if only few women think it, ALL men will have to refrain from buying women drinks because it's not worth the potential of a sexual assault accusation, even if the accusation is not in a formal context such as with the police or college authorities.
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  1368. These are not specifically Christian values, they are simply human values.
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  1369. No, they are creating fiction based on conspiracy theories.
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  1370.  @Mr.Sheffield75  "mutation" and "deformity" should not illicit an emotional response, it is just an imperfect copy. Don't take our words away.
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  1371. Won't someone think of the children?
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  1372. There is no evidence the people were prompted into action by the belief that the culprit adhered to that religion, and they did not stop when the facts were widely known. I think a more likely catalyst was Starmer choosing not to talk to residents when he laid flowers, but the anger was at detrimental policies of successive governments and other institutions which covered for them as they ignored all complaints for decades. It had to happen at some point, whereas at other points when culprits did adhere, nothing did happen.
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  1373. Remember when Obama had a journalist removed from the room and all the other journalists cheered and chanted Obama's name?
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  1374.  @donaldhysa4836  they are not holding the cities, they are losing them. But the cities are not a priority, or Kiev would have been flattened. Encircling 60k troops near Donbas was a priority, and they achieved that a week ago.
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  1375. We'd be something like Japan.
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  1376. They can do whatever they want but the EU can fine them or stop them voting, as they've done with Hungary. If it's best for Poland to be outside a failing economic bloc, they can technically just ignore it rather than go through the 5-year process of leaving as the UK did. Events are moving faster than the political process does, which may have to be left behind.
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  1377. The US, UK and EU are all closer to breaking up than Russia is.
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  1378. Do they judge their expenditure on lines of code per dollar, or is it based on how many virtue points it earns them?
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  1379. Mohammad Daou capitalism doesn't force you to borrow or gamble.
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  1380. Spending goes up every year. There are no cutbacks, it's just that we can't afford to treat all the people who have come here.
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  1381. A batsman is a man with a bat, whereas a batter is someone who bats things. The latter does not always apply to cricketers!
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  1382. It's not virtue posturing, he did it to advance his people's interests.
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  1383. Our taxes are being used to subsidise rentals, making rent more expensive. As rent goes up, they need to tax us more.
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  1384.  @sarahg2653  there are consequences of allowing it to continue. As Matt has pointed out several times, when they want to dismiss something as bad they say it's white - it's got to that point now, and is not stopping. Refusing to protect yourself will not bring any benefits.
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  1385. We could get it here, but some people stop us. Perhaps one day you'll know how ironic your statement is.
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  1386. Charlotte gill has done good work on how our money is spent.
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  1387. ​@harold6863 we'd have lower taxes and everyone would have to accept that we have a 2-tier system. The latter is enough to save us; it gives us permission to seek to improve our position.
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  1388. They have more sense than to fall for this defence of indiscriminate violence. You can't refuse to recognise a state and then whine about its defenders not wearing state insignia.
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  1389.  @inconvenientfacts6452  you can't explain why it is wrong not to want to live with them. Your premise is that wanting it is bad, but you cannot support that premise. If you had a rational objection rather than one based on hate you would be able to explain it.
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  1390. That was a song against the type of person who doesn't want this to be tolerated.
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  1391. You'd have a larger pool to diversify from if you set the limit at one car per day. But the only reason to do that is to give yourself more opportunity to exclude people, which is not a sustainable business model.
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  1392. ​ @FactsnotFiction555 not parking next to cars which self-combust is considerate
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  1393. Despite what you see on the adverts and historical dramas, neither the present nor the future is that. They're currently less than half the future pop, which curiously gets no adverts or acting roles.
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  1394. Do you think a foreign ethnic group should be tolerated if it wanted to bring unlimited numbers of people into Israel? Would noticing them be deeply disturbing?
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  1395. That's an admission of defamation. What more needs to be said?
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  1396.  @marumaru6084  they did not plan this, they wanted it to go up.
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  1397. Not if they're in Tier 1.
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  1398.  EmperorJuliusCaesar  you're wrong, you're ignoring the research. You are anti-science and just making stuff up. People prefer to live around people like themselves, and calling them racist does not change that fact. That's just one aspect of diversity that doesn't fit the propaganda.
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  1399.  @afkingame  it's one result found by Robert Putnam's famous study on the effects of diversity in a community. Your personal hatreds and biases do not matter.
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  1400.  @troy3456789  not relevant to the video.
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  1401. It's "nothing to do with politics", but CNN in't trying to get Vox or The Young Turks banned.
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  1402. ​ @laurarojas8490 he was arrested for being in Canada.
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  1403. The book serves only to show that the few people here were well treated.
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  1404. It's called boxing. And the guy at the top makes $100 million while the bottom 63% get peanuts.
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  1405. You can't see the knapsack, but that doesn't mean it's invisible.
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  1406. Give households subsidised gas and they will stay warm for the winter. Give the subsidies to industry and they will earn you money to buy gas in perpetuity, or build LNG plants, or whatever.
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  1407. Is this method NSA certified?
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  1408.  @raydematio7585  why invoke them in the first place? You have not proven that the establishment wants us not to be ruled by foreigners and you have not proven that they want us not to be populated by foreigners. Why blame Jews instead of actually addressing the issue, and why hide your blame of Jews by also invoking lizards? They obviously want us ruled by the EU, that's what the podcast is about. They do not oppose policies which have made London majority foreign, most children in the south east foreign, and eventually most people in the country foreign. They don't oppose it, because they want it to happen. The only philosophical position I can extract from your comments is "ethinc group A must subject itself to colonization because ethnic group B would be upset if they didn't". Your claims and philosophy are completely unsupported by facts.
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  1409.  @maxmensch8910  they were waived into the building by police officers, and later got arrested for it.
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  1410. ​ @Nsinger998 science is not racist and this is not the place to tell people to check their thinking.
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  1411. ​ @JH-lf4ql why were people retaliating against them though? The fact they needed to, and the fact it goes unmentioned, combine to influence our sympathies. We like an underdog, and we like justice. Would you have sympathy for the equivalent side if a lot of people moved to your country and claimed it as their own?
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  1412.  @ComposeALot  maths is a tool of the oppressor. Being correct merely reinforces it.
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  1413. @00yiggdrasill00 they were doing that even before 2022. To be seen as legitimate, the state would have advised against the actions that led to that aid being necessary, rather than promoting them.
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  1414.  @RossKempOnYourMum01  this did not start in 2022. When a country operates outside international law, it must be held to account. That's what's happening.
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  1415. The premise behind the first Maya Forestater ruling, and most cancellations, is that when people wrap their politics in their identity it becomes illegitimate to disagree with them. The bank which banned the customer who was critical of their celebration of "annual sacks" was behaving the same way.
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  1416. When they ban people for refusing to submit to an incoherent ideology they by definition exclude the people most needed by a freedom-focused technology movement. This will definitely have consequences for users.
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  1417. ​ @thomasrobert4654 Iran's restrained retaliation against Israel shows how sensible they are. NATO is out of weapons, can't supply any more air defenses to Ukraine, and can't defend its ships against hypersonic missiles.
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  1418. ""In the same league as flat earthets" If they had pouplation data from before and after an event which cast doubt on a key aspect of round earth claims, should they go to prison?
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  1419. Make it their Stalingrad. Here but no further. This is where it ends.
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  1420.  @jont8555 that's not a nuanced view. If you understand that history began before 7th October this year and consider the gulf in capacity for violence between the two sides, especially for violence committed at a distance from the target, you can come to a more reasonable assessment.
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  1421. This is not new for them, they did it from the start. Their original idea for a distinct desktop was to take the best part of Gnome - the overview - and break it into 3 different components. There was no setting to have them recombined into one, you just had to accept their way of doing things.
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  1422. Source? According to someone on Quora there were 27 born outside the UK at the last election.
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  1423. ​ @billturner6564 they were shelling polling stations during the elections a week ago. Proximity to London does not stop them wanting to remove a separatist minority population.
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  1424.  @Gilberto90 they did it to the people defending Churchill's statue, to the defenders of tens of thousands of young girls across the country, and to everyone who has tried to warn them about the type of thing which might happen at the weekend. The best thing we can do now is to let events play out. There is literally nothing we can do to make power move in our direction - everything has been tried, and everything has been countered.
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  1425. Everything will be Argos eventually. That's a UK shop where customers select from a catalogue and the order is picked from the on-site warehouse. It's a larger scale version of the shops we used to have where the stock was on shelves behind the counter and you just asked for what you wanted.
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  1426. They won't deliver anything when the civil service, government departments and quangos are staffed with their opposition. Even English Heritage is, and the Tories have done nothing about any of it.
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  1427. Is she saying Jews don't heavily fund US politicians and the government doesn't support Israel? Steve Sailor looked into US political donations and found about half comes from Jews. US support for Israel, and the Israeli citizens in Congress, is a matter of record, as is much of the other stuff she thinks we should not be allowed to mention. What she describes Zionism as is condemned by Jews when Europeans call for it in the face of replacement-level migration. If there was a word to describe the hatred of Europeans, many would be guilty. Her new book is about the fracturing of Jewish identity. The British identity is under threat too, and arguably a more marketable topic for a novel. Why not write about that then? Is she British? Or is she demonstrating the anti-semites' characterisation of a foreign nation interested in its own destiny and ambivalent to the nation it lives among. She makes it easy to be ambivalent in return.
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  1428. Peterson's a globalist, he sees it as his mission to prevent young white men from organising to defeat other identitarian groups.
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  1429. Nick Ochs is facing 20 years for crimes, including trespass, related to 1/6. He's a journalist, following a story in a public building which was open to visitors that day. He was arrested at the airport after returning home to Hawaii, and put in solitary confinement for a week. Did anyone from CNN get arrested?
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  1430. RHEL did not go closed source. It reveals the poor state of journalism and discussion within the community when anyone thinks the source is not available with the binaries.
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  1431. We've reached the point where the only way to subvert our expectations is to make something good and unapologetically masculine like Ford Vs Ferrari. Fingers crossed for Ghostbusters 3!
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  1432. If Musk hadn't bought Twitter we'd never have found out about this.
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  1433.  @ladybug591  it's the other way around. The people in Gaza are defending - it is their land, they want it back. The people at the Southern border may eventually have the numbers to claim their own state within what is now the USA, and you would give them the right to defend it, but the Americans would not be the Israelis in that analogy.
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  1434. The girl in the clip at the end did not transition, she was transitioned by others - doctors, journalists, influencers, activists and politicians. They did it to her and they want to do it to as many others as they can.
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  1435. They will never leave you alone.
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  1436. Jim started his stream by criticising Sargon on the grounds that Billy Joel doesn't appeal to the kids, because Jim thinks appealing to kids is a good thing. He should grow up and make content that challenges people who live in the adult world. He's coasting, and a lot of the criticism is fair; he could achieve much more if he put in some effort.
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  1437. Have you seen Gove's definition of extremism, and the Tories' "online harms bill"? You don't need to vote Labour to get a government that wants to criminalise the Tories' base.
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  1438.  @b-beale1931  Russia has not restricted gas supplies. Even the FT has admitted sanctions are not successful - Russia is growing while Europe is heading into a deep recession. The war started in 2014, they lied to you about who the aggressor is. Did you follow the peace talks over the several months before Russia's involvement?
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  1439. It's 1/1024th firecracker, so it's totally a bomb.
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  1440. Others here have at least tried to explain what they think he got wrong.
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  1441. Trump won 18 of the 19 40-year bellwether counties. Republicans won down the ticket. And it all swung on a few places where people have reported process irregularities, votes were backdated, votes arrived at 4am, witnesses were blocked etc.
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  1442.  @lotharkarlingi3130  "the claim the the video is made to mock Musk fans isn't new" Yes it is. It is new today, and in his first video response on this issue, TF claimed the original video was about Musk's failure with recyclable rockets. The timestamp is 16.12 and the commentary is "the video that we're talking about here was a 20-minute video about the lack of progress of Elon musk using recyclable rockets of which this was just an example" This is public information now! The plaintiff knows it. Why did he change his mind about what the video was about? Is it because he now realises Fair Use requires the video to be about Musk's fans? The video was not about the fans, it was about what FT said it was about, and anyone who watches it will know this to be true.
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  1443. ​ @lucyinchat if you value free speech you have to address the problem of people who join your community and want to coerce people's speech. They have to be rejected.
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  1444.  @decivex  it's not harassment when it's criticism, and their identity should not be accepted as a shield against criticism. It was not their identity which was rejected, it was their behaviour. Their identity played a part in their choice of actions by which they harassed the mods, and also played a part in the mods' choice of punishment. But for the good people this is about behaviour, not identity. The bad guys make it about identity and demand submission on that basis.
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  1445. I added some context to this but it appears to have been removed. If anyone would like to know more, they should appeal to youtube.
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  1446. No Name isn't it strange how the fate of a nation can depend on something so trivial as the amount of eyebrow glue a "man" uses?
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  1447.  @INSANESUICIDE  not all of us are leaders, and not all of us know how to fight this. Someone shaming us for not fighting should...tell us how to fight.
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  1448. They don't deny it, that's the dirty little secret. Asking "where are the chimneys?" is not denial of the camps.
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  1449.  @andrewjoyner4133  "If we want a vaguely cohesive society we have to get past tribalism." How about they get past tribalism? To help, we could ban all race-based advocacy groups and race-based "affirmative actions". Promoting a black James Bond should be hate speech, because it leads to tribalism. Demanding "representation" of different ethnicities in the government should be hate speech too, as should all other tribally-based ideas. Are you willing to do that, or do you just want native people to shut up about being replaced?
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  1450. Sometimes you're using your file manager just to pass the time, not doing anything in particular that can't be interrupted, and you're glad to see an advert because you want a novelty to relieve the tedium. Right? no?
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  1451.  @raycorrigan3297  the fact that he lost once is not relevant; people are now aware of the injustice and are rightly complaining, including the women in his competitoon. He doesn't identify as trans, but that's what he is. His body is male.
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  1452.  @InternetHydra  maybe, if you can expect the rest of the population to be on your side. This week the Prime Minister told everyone else that he was on their side and the English were everyone's nme. For a rebellion to succeed, a large number of people need to benefit from it.
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  1453.  @markrutlidge5427  what? Do you have a problem with anti-racism?
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  1454. Elon identified as a woman for a few minutes and consulted herself.
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  1455. By what process does organic matter which has been desiccated and rehydrated release less methane when it decomposes? Can we reverse this and create an infinite energy machine?
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  1456. If the place is not recognised as a state then its defenders cannot be charged with what is claimed here. Meanwhile an actual war crime happened a few days ago when the usual suspects opened fire on civilians returning home. No mention of that on this channel of course.
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  1457. The point of vaccination is to avoid infection. Natural immunity as an alternative is completely ineffective, not more effective as you were sure would be the case. If you don't get it, think about how one might acquire natural immunity and whether it stopped them getting infected.
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  1458. If competition was intense they'd be better at their jobs, and not have the reputation they do. The complaint I hear most often is that they don't use their own initiative. For example, they would follow a technical specification to the letter even if it was clearly flawed. The response to the instructional video was not a surprise to me, they were just following instructions. Note: this does not mean I have heard every complaint.
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  1459.  Go Surf  there are no experimental vaccines. Stop your propaganda.
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  1460. It's been hard to make predictions from the data in the hot countries. Are their reported cases low because they have poor governance, young populations, not much international travel, or because the virus doesn't survive there? As time goes on the latter is increasingly ruled out.
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  1461. Those are sexes, not genders, according to the ideology. You might have been ceruleangender at birth and "assigned" something else, like astrogender perhaps, only later to discover your true identity despite the attempts of the white heteronormatizing capitalist patriarchy to keep you down, marginalize you, etc.
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  1462. They are protesting crimes against humanity, and a powerful identity group is banning them. Spike supports the bad guys again.
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  1463. What they mean is that there is a social element to the way you behave in terms of masculinity and femininity, and also in how something is deemed masculine or feminine. A common example is that pink used to be a boy's colour.
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  1464. Becuse that would be the answer, they will not be given a choice.
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  1465.  @SierraSierraFoxtrot  the peaceful one!
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  1466. Those things have all provoked a response. The fact I got censored for posting that sentiment in a reply to this thread yesterday explains in part why we have not succeeded. Clown Hunt stated it, whereas I had merely alluded. For some reason the comment that makes us look bad got left up!
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  1467. "It kinda surprises me that Google haven't kicked off the adblockers from their Web Store." What do you think will happen to V2 extensions when Chrome no longer runs them? Downstream browser devs are wasting their time supporting V2 unless they have their own store.
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  1468. They're apparently banned from Pocket Casts too, which is a leading Android podcast app, recently bought by NPR. Still on Shoutcast internet radio directory!
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  1469.  @HerosofCornelia  you still cannot support your case. Instead of derailing and pretending I'm derailing, just state why it should be ok for foreigners to have influence in our country. We have allowed it, and look where it got us. So why was that a good thing?
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  1470.  @HerosofCornelia  that's not support, it's a joke. Why would I have to show papers anywhere? For example, when I'm shopping. I didn't read the rest but I doubt you tried to make a case for allowing foreign subversion. There is no case for it. The actual attack on our liberty and culture has come about because of the power of foreign groups. You want that, and you got it, and you condemn me in the most ludicrous manner for wanting something better.
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  1471. They dont have to respect our values or anything else about us. Toby is just demanding that they stop winning, which wont work but is the furthest he is prepared to go. If we want to win we need something more effective, but it has only been brought up in "polite society" when the winners started to criticise Israel.
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  1472.  Jimmy De'Souza  you must not be aware of the cruise ships where the virus spread to a large portion of the passengers and crew. There is a risk of catching the virus when you are in a confined space with an infected person. You are safer not being in such an environment. People do not eat toilet paper. That's not what they're buying it for. Do you even have an IQ?
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  1473. A clip from the shop's CCTV shows her hitting him 12 times before he tried to restrain her. She was not in fear of her life, and he was not the aggressor.
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  1474. Has there ever been anyone less equipped to be a police officer? Maybe Wayne Couzens, but it's a very close call.
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  1475. Yesterday I saw a video of street interviews with young people on the topic of migration. They all thought they deserved what was being done to them because British people had moved abroad in the past, but they all thought it wasn't being done to them because the government has a hard-line policy. When Brits explored the world and settled the empty parts, they built their own houses.
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  1476.  @Stantheman848  Brexit is not racism, it's anti-imperialism. It was only the hatred of native Brits, on the part of Remain, that was race-based, and their desire for Britain to exert power on the world. You should know this, it was never even hidden. And another thing... ..you lost, get over it.
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  1477.  @fatimajammeh8270  white is a race, not a culture. We are people, and the BBC constantly seeks to undermine us and demonize us. This adaptation is part of their agenda. Nobody thinks it's not fiction.
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  1478. Liberation for them is just around the corner, after getting rid of everything British from Britain.
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  1479.  @chubbbubb6870 they'll go back to India and China.
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  1480. Everyone has comments removed, on every video, it's how YouTube keeps the community safe. Lunduke has said he doesn't look at YouTube comments, it's a minor platform for him.
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  1481. No gas, no food, and a huge welfare bill. Yeah, that'll tell Putin what we think of him!
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  1482. ...which he acted in. Ironic.
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  1483.  @susanplatt5331  there was no racism. It's absurd to claim people resent what is being done to them because of brown.
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  1484. The language and culture will be as different in 1000 years as they were 1000 years ago in England. From the time of the founding, if you take only the citizens, there was an ethnic core and a fringe that is not a visible minority.
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  1485.  @morlidor  that's nonsense and does not address the issue of "natural immunity" being pushed as an alternative to vaccination.
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  1486.  @morlidor  you have misunderstood "natural immunity". We are not naturally immune to this virus, and a lot of people have died from it. Viruses do not all spread at the same rate. Some spread very fast, and others very slowly, and modes of transmission vary. For example, measles has an R0 of 12-18 whereas MERS is closer to 0.5.
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  1487.  @kidsteach938  you don't understand what is going on here. Getting infected is not a strategy against getting infected, and that's why I called out the OP and lots of other people. You are a great Dunning Kruger example. You can't "spar" because you have no idea what's even happening.
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  1488. Nice in theory, but they have no incentive to do that. They're winning.
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  1489. You're not green if you make a billion people buy a new phone every 2 years by limiting features and performance via updates.
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  1490. It's only fearmongering if it makes you fearful. It's not supposed to do that, it's supposed to make you informed. You don't need to be scared.
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  1491.  @madtabby66  it's not random, any more than she might have been born a squirrel.
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  1492. An apology and $500k in funding, but she'd probably settle for just the funding. As we've seen with USAID, they are good at getting what they want.
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  1493.  @JosephBisio  an agreement had been initialled and both sides knew the allegations were false (see my previous comment). There was video of UKR atrocities, but Russia was still able to negotiate, so there should be no reason that baseless claims about what Russians supposedly did would prevent UKR negotiating.
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  1494. We were a nation back then, we are merely citizens now - a designation available to people of any nation whether or not they support Britishness as we see it.
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  1495. On The Duran channel they were talking about the broken peace deal in April.
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  1496. Correction: the 2 choices back in the day were Mac and Linux. Nobody chose Windows!
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  1497. They are good people who oppose genocide. Your characterisation is tantamount to incitement.
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  1498. Biden said the troops would see women standing in front of tanks. Now he says it will happen in Poland, where Ukrainian troops are being trained. Forgive me for thinking he's a liar!
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  1499.  @Dawah_Help  freedom from the undemocratic superstate is the first win. There will be more.
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  1500. The Felix he's being pressured into it because the people who want to impose this CoC have the power to make people accept their ideology. If you look at what Linus achieved because of his attitude, you can't deny that it is a positive thing. The toxic ideology now in control of much of FOSS doesn't have a good track record of harmony or productivity, and is based on bigotry and hate.
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  1501. ​ @mr.145 does that mean every claim people make is true? There have been successfully disputed claims (bear eagle cage is a good search term) so why not let us dispute others and then the evidence can be provided? Innocent uncertainty based on misunderstandings of photos of the infrastructure used to carry out specific tasks should be addressed by something other than prison. It is not wrong to ask questions and doubt authority. Doubt is not assuaged when TPTB assume malice rather than naive inquisitiveness.
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  1502. Twitter is adding more users, not dying.
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  1503.  @AddamSolo  since February 2020 I've been watching people like you, and trying to help. I've seen you defending your ignorance for more than a year, and I know you worked hard so that you could be at this current point of suffering. There were always ways out of this for you, and there still are, but you have been made to invest in the lies that were fed to you, so that the path back to reality is painful to take. You refused the truth because you thought the lies were part of a resistance to a tyranny that doesn't actually exist. It was a beautiful plan and I failed to defeat it, but I can still take pleasure in its brilliance. They want you to get the infection rather than the vaccine, and they made you want the same. They want more time for their reset agenda, so they need you to keep spreading the virus and encouraging others to do so, and you willingly comply, condemning anyone who wants everyone to act to end the pandemic. If you survive then perhaps in a few years when you are less emotional and invested you can look back and see what I can see today. Fully vaccinated in the UK: 77% of the population, 39% of cases, and the death rate has collapsed since the vaccine rollout began. Everything you were told, that convinced you to do the wrong thing, was a lie. But you love the lie and reject the truth. You think doing that means you're strong, courageous or rebellious - taking a stand against something. And it's exactly what you were told to do and how you were told to feel.
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  1504.  @MagikMan643 I was referring to players who have watched the video, most of whom said it was intentional. Have you not been reading what people have said about this? There are loads of people under this video citing their decades of playing and watching ice hockey, and nearly all of them know this does not happen by accident. His actions were intentional, the outcome was probably not. Therefore it was intentional, and when people say it was intentional they are correct. You're gaslighting when you claim there was no intent just because not everything that happened was premeditated or desired. This case is like when someone causes a death because they used their phone in their car. They get convicted even though there was "no intent," because they intended to do what they did.
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  1505. He's not weak when it comes to oppressing his domestic opponents.
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  1506.  @dragosapina5692  yep, actually.
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  1507.  @priyapepsi  yes, clearly a joke, and not one I thought I would have to explain to this audience. It's the misinformation-spreader you should be criticising.
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  1508. Covering up legions for monkeypox is the same as wearing a mask and social distancing for covid, because the former is not airbourne. They're treating different things in effectively the same way. You do not need to be scared.
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  1509. There are already vigilantes. 2 McDonalds' employees in Oklahoma were shot because the dining areas is closed.
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  1510. 12:58 "conspiracy theories of ivermectin cover-ups" Surely no respected news outlet would cover up something this serious!
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  1511.  @HaleyChain-vw8rr  it doesn't need a name, it's just not a victory for France.
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  1512. He's protected by the 2-tier justice system.
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  1513. Fiat does no such thing. You can save and invest, and many people do.
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  1514. You can't be English if you're an immigrant. Someone whose dad's English and mum's Nigerian is black-ish and English, unless they think the statues should come down and BLM has a point. If they were a mix of Welsh and English and called themselves English, nobody would have any problem with that. But when there are black identity groups operating in the country, and being black is a more powerful identity than being native, mixed kids become an issue.
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  1515. Why would people focus on and criticise their oppressors? Did you think about this before typing?
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  1516.  @thomasrobert4654  there is no question to answer. 2 foreign countries are going to war, it is not our problem. We have bigger concerns than what they get up to.
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  1517.  @vandalcreed  I don't know what the context is. The Africans there never made themselves rich, they have a lower GDP/Capita than Zimbabwe, and they used to be part of Rhodesia. I did not temporarily cease to be aware of Zambia.
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  1518. You don't have to go along with it, they just expect that you will. The prediction was that cities will be like that, and many people will choose a more traditional life in villages.
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  1519. @BasementEngineer  I'm not aware of any such thing in the Morgenthau plan. Ceding historic territories of France and Poland does not amount to the same, the country would remain German.
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  1520. That tv show is nothing new, the message is always the same: "What we need is more of the same".
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  1521. There was a pit bull like that near where I lived, which killed a young girl. They let it near the young girl precisely because it was just like yours. Why take the risk when you can get any other dog which is good around children and not famous for killing them?
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  1522. That was mostly coherent. Now it's time to learn paragraphs.
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  1523.  @altudy  there is nothing mediocre about being able to write. Learn to do so.
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  1524.  @TheZumph  nobody voted for it, the main parties have always had lower immigration in their manifestos.
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  1525. Brave works
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  1526. They're giving up our liberties, not theirs. Starmer won't be jailed for his inciting, misleading remarks about the EDL.
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  1527. They should be sacked immediately.
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  1528. What does Vice think is so bad about not wanting to give your country away to people who don't even like you?
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  1529. They did this to Pepe, milk and the OK sign too. Any symbol used by the opponents of gender quotas and anti-white bigotry will be deemed "hate".
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  1530.  @wim0104  the BBC is left-wing on every issue, and on the issues they choose to focus on ignore.
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  1531.  @passiflora1014  they're apparently going to tell people over 70 to stay indoors for 4 months. If we acted early this would have been over in 2 weeks (the time it takes for symptoms to show).
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  1532. She never said it was a trans person, she said it was a man. And now we all know that it was. Leftists protested her complaint about a man [visually] sexually assaulting girls, because trans people exist. This must be the lowest clwon wrold has gone.
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  1533.  @Locutus  the comments under Chili John Carne's video of this (he's the guy who told BBB about it) prove your point. Nearly everyone there thinks The Author won.
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  1534. Omid Jalili's tweet saying his view is brave was even funnier than Dankula's whole video!
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  1535. "Libertarian week" "Free speech week"
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  1536. If the student is happy to be a poor poet then the threat of divestment in meaningless. There would be no consequence such as a burden of debt on the student, it's just an investment which went wrong, like when you buy a business and it loses money. It wouldn't be the student which gets exploited, it would be the person who bought them a load of beers for a few years before they decided not to earn the money they claimed they'd be earning.
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  1537. Trump looks full of energy and able to handle multiple concurrent stressful situations, but he's actually older than Bill Clinton. That's even more amazing than Reagan being older than JFK!
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  1538. +Sal ty this is not about transgender women, it's about men. they don't want men going in. you want to tell me the men are women. no, it's men they don't want there, not trans women, it's men. target allows men into the women's bathrooms and changing areas and you fully support that. would you support removing all women's safe spaces everywhere? this is the start of it, and people are taking a stand.
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  1539. Bobby Jones, Americans are not repulsed by republican polices or candidates. Americans vote republican by a large margin, which is why Democrats need to bring in so many immigrants.
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  1540. +Dj13e36 the difference between Tommy and Julie is that Tommy has seen how immediate this problem is and has learned that we can't fix it by asking people (either muslims or non-muslims) to be tolerant. Julie didn't actually say anything other than "it's not just the islamists, it's the conservatives too" and "I'm not a bigot like those people on the right". She can express her non-bigotry forever and it won't change anything.
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  1541. Obama did a great job of strengthening Islam's power.
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  1542. EvanDude345rv5 it's the gynocentric nature of humans that makes this possible. We didn't start treating men as disposable utilities with no rights when feminism started; they succeeded so quickly because we're so willing to throw men under the bus and go out of our way to do what women want.
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  1543. It's only victim blaming when the victim is a woman! We wouldn't force a woman to pay child support for a child she gives up for adoption, and we shouldn't force a man to pay child support for a child he did not choose to have. We need to make women get the man's consent before they are allowed his money. And we need mandatory paternity tests at birth to prevent fraud in the 5%-30% of cases where the father is not who the mother claims. If biological parenthood is not relevant then why not just send women home from the maternity ward with a baby chosen at random? It's important to women and it is equally important to men.
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  1544. Lauren Southern (Rebel Media) went to the Jungle and asked people where they are from. She only found 1 from Syria. But France is a safe country, so there is no need for them, as a refugee, to try to leave. If you want to house migrants, pay for their food, their kids' education, their healthcare etc then you should be allowed to do so. But don't force others to do it.
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  1545. Don't give them clicks https://archive.is/W2Shi
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  1546. Antifa will learn a few hard truths about race and identity in prison.They'll come out as white nationalists.
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  1547. I googled "photographers rights canada" and found a reference to the supreme court case "Aubrey v. Edition Vice-Versa Inc." where it was found the Quebec human rights code was violated in a case where a photo was taken of a person in a public place without injury to the subject's reputation but also without their permission. However, there is an exception if the person is incidental to the photo and not the subject of it. It's clear that in this case the woman was not the subject of the photo.
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  1548. By the actions of some of these rioters, it's clear he's funding domestic terrorism.
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  1549. hcheyne "the downsize of thinking you are a charmed demographic" We are not a charmed demographic, nor do we feel we are. Yet when we talk about that, for example by pointing out the high prevalence of domestic violence against men and the almost zero shelters, we are told to shut up and learn how to help women. Talking about "feelings" does nothing for the man who has lost everything and fallen below the glass basement. Your sexism (and racism) is not helping. Check your privilege.
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  1550. If there was any good reason to think Elliot Rodger had a connection to the MRA it would be in the sites he visited, the YouTube channels he visited and his manifesto. There are no MRA channels in his subscriptions or his favourites. Nobody has found any comments by Rodger on any MRA sites. He didn't mention any MRA issues, such as genital mutilation, boys being failed by the education system, rape myths, incarceration rates etc. There is no evidence he was even aware of an equality movement. The only reason to link him and equality is to tar the notion of equality. The fact it's feminists doing the linking shows why it's done.
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  1551. She's not giving her lumbar support. She needs that.
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  1552. The 19th century disagrees. Note that the 2008 crash was not caused by "deregulation" but by government intervention in the mortgage market which forced lenders to lend to unqualified people and allowed them to offload their toxic loans onto the taxpayer via Fanny and Freddie, all whilst having the option of a bailout if the system went down.
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  1553. This is omnigate.
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  1554.  @blabby102  I did listen to them, that's where I got my information from. My uncertainty about terminology does not come from not having listened to anyone using it. They don't say there is no evidence. In fact, some of them say it could not have come from anywhere else, and some who don't were found to be connected to the lab. "Under-fire Lancet admits conflict of interest on lab-leak letter"
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  1555. Don't worry too much about the marching - Canada has no need for an army because it has no border.
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  1556. This is why lecterns were invented.
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  1557. The £6k annual charge on his flat would fund a £78k mortgage, which would buy a house where I live. With 3 bedrooms and no leaks.
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  1558. That was Mike Pence's position. He got called an authoritarian and all sorts of other names for that.
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  1559. ​ @sw-fast it was a moderator response to abusive behaviour.
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  1560.  @negbefla6956  "imagine if rhinos were domesticated as [war-]faring animals" You mean, like elephants were? They are used for all sorts in India too. Why not in Africa?
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  1561. Tommy Robinson is not simply "dismissed," he is actively persecuted by the state. The elites hate the British people.
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  1562. If you think Tice removed "bad apples" you're influenced by what you read in the news. Did they also tell you the establishment sees him as a threat? He affirmed their position regarding the UK as a multicultural country and opposition to that being an unforgivable sin, so he's actually no threat at all.
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  1563. When the other guys want you not to be free and want to change everything, you can't be free and preserve stuff unless you organise against them.
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  1564.  @lindalaw5466  the signs for the cycle path are on the other side of the road. She was on a pavement, and she moved onto a road without looking to see if it was safe. It's hard too make out in the video, but it looks like she may have been pushed. If she was, that's a different matter, because it's not what was judged in court, and the court also did not take into account that it was a pavement rather than a cycle path. However, moving blindly onto a road when someone tells you to get off a path is not something that can be blamed on someone else.
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  1565.  @lindalaw5466  what she did could not be expected. It is ok to tell someone to get off the pavement. Bicycling on a narrow pavement is imposing. She had somewhere else to cycle.
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  1566.  @emm_arr  was it that she had no evidence of Russian links? "Most points" includes his name and role in the successful Brexit campaign. Anyway, she lost because she lied, not because she made him look bad. Anyone else you think he might want to sue does not necessarily fit the same mould.
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  1567. It's not fair to say the WHO has done nothing. Back in February they warned about minority groups being adversely affected by people saying where the virus originated. Where would we be without such leadership?
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  1568. The Poles have as much right to a homeland as you do, and when they see the EU moving towards an Afro-Islamic Europe, and jailing dissenters, it looks a lot like 1933 did for you.
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  1569. ​ @DJWESG1  among sensible people he has a good reputation.
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  1570. The anti-British sentiment in the desecrating of sacred monuments is easy to see. The same sentiment in bringing in huge numbers and demanding their representation in cultural, business and political leadership, as well as in our history, is harder to recognise, and is far more damaging.
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  1571.  @WayToManyAssassins  the latest Delta outbreak in Europe started when the temperature dropped and people turned their heating on, resulting in a drop in humidity.
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  1572. Labour's not been in for more than a decade, so no.
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  1573. That's not at all what they are doing, and they even have laws against it. If I explain what is actually happening, my comment disappears. It's happened many times.
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  1574. It's a small price to pay. If the elitists win, Europe will fall.
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  1575. ​ BrickyMindset45 the resources would still be there if the people were not, 😂😊😮. Places with more slaves were poorer than places with fewer: south America versus North America, southern USA versus northern USA, Arabia versus Europe, Africa (which had the most of all) versus Arabia.
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  1576. Reviewbrah features products in his videos. That's one of the things youtube specifically said could get you demonetised, because why would McDonalds want to advertise on a review of Burger King?
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  1577. If you know the difference between theory and reality, why do you keep arguing from a theoretical position when all that matters is reality? I'm not inflating my ego, I'm trying to teach you how to be relevant. If you want to speak to people who have not already heard the message, you need to speak their language, and use the protocols they can access. "And who the fuck cares about what the plebs use?" Reality cares, because those people have a vote. If you want them on your side you need to be able to speak to them. If they don't use the protocols you're allowed to use, you may as well be silent.
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  1578. Given that the Border Force proudly does not defend the border, why would they be embarrassed by finding out they employed someone who they should have stopped at the border? Just an anecdote, but I saw a comment from someone who had some kind of an argument with a Border Force worker. The BF guy accused the commenter of being in the EDL, whereas BF is literally supposed to be the English Defence!
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  1579.  @eddiestaunton514  it was already built by then, and the slaves didn't come north.
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  1580. I'm proud to oppose authoritarianism and support merit-based appointments. I can't support a CoC imposed by people with the opposite agenda.
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  1581. He's trying to change your behaviour. Resist!
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  1582. ​ @gavinclark3485 no, it's so their backers in the glazier industry make more money.
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  1583. We give the R-word far too much power.
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  1584. We still don't have any data for the frequency of fires in parked cars. You can't claim they're less common in EVs.
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  1585. So are the protests. All by design. M'ron.
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  1586. Tragic for her and her people, good for Britain and its people.
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  1587. ​ @quietreader4190 the LV logo is on the wallet up until the very last moment the wallet is visible, at 11.01. Watch the video in its entirety.
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  1588.  @evolassunglasses4673  so has the west! Only Russia actually bothered to do it.
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  1589. If we all observe sensible anti-contagion precautions for the length of the virus' incubation period this will end. But it's more fun to deny the existence of viruses and pretend we're fighting tyranny. The people who understand the way out of this are getting tired of waiting for the idiots to get a clue.
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  1590. It makes no difference - just look at the USA.
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  1591.  @ZeroMass  they are not forcing segregation. Do you think having mixed race couples in all the adverts is part of a plan to segregate us? It is not. They are not segregating us, they do not want us segregated.
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  1592.  @Novice2Nature  no, that does not skew my world view, and it's bizarre that anyone would think it could. Do the facts skew yours? What proportion of stabbers in London are colonisers?
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  1593.  @donenglish7572  she was crying about the fate of her people. The birthplace of other people's ancestors does not change the meaning of that.
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  1594.  @fn3516  ​ if that was the problem people would be fleeing from it, not to it.
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  1595. It's very much related to this! If they allow him a voice he can attempt to refute their narrative.
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  1596. Ironic, considering who they were acting for.
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  1597. ​ @coastliner5848 he was pressured into that. His instinct was to go with the maximum death scenario which many on the right now say they wanted. When it was initially proposed they said they didn't.
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  1598. I'm sure their hands do a lot of work under the table.
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  1599. The "dangerous view" detailed at 5:40 is not a view, it is a well-researched fact. The only danger in acknowledging this is of cancellation by people who want to maintain the status quo! What is truly dangerous is when reality is denied and an alternative explanation has to be given for the visible consequences of that reality. Because we can't attribute academic failure and low incomes to their actual cause we are told to blame systemic racism. This has led to decades of failed projects which reallocate resources and opportunities from people who can make the best use of them to those who make the least use of them. Politeness demands that the constant failure of these projects cannot be explained by what is causing the failure, so the narrative is taken to another level and they now want to abolish what they call "whiteness". What they mean by that is simply our way of life, plus the things we developed such as maths, medicine and science. That's dangerous, telling the truth is not.
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  1600.  @LePlerome  Zelensky said $100 billion went missing. Far more than $80 billion has been spent.
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  1601. People who worry about food prices don't invest in derivates and stonks? Yes.
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  1602. From Federalist 2 Providence has been pleased to give this one connected country to one united people — a people descended from the same ancestors, speaking the same language, professing the same religion … very similar in their manners and customs... Liberty can only thrive within a community that has unity and a tradition of liberty. When the country is disunited and populated be peoples with no such tradition, it is necessary to do more than simply reform. One must reconstitute!
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  1603. Hungary ought to leave the EU now. They would have a better future aligned with Russia even if the EU didn't want to deny them a democratic government.
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  1604. The government is not blaming anyone except the British, and there is no evidence that they want less migration. If they wanted less, they would not keep having more.
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  1605. Juries make mistakes, just like you have about the purpose of this video.
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  1606.  @romanuslureaus2176  that's when he was first cancelled.
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  1607. In previous adverts they opposed sexualisation. Now they sexualise a man's calves. 11:19
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  1608.  @rovhalt6650  neither is the Australian one. But if people think that way of you, then it will help you keep out undesirable elements. It's just an unexpected benefit of leftist's failure to make any coherent arguments.
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  1609.  @marciabryce8451  that's the opposite of Africa's recent history (and America's and Europe's too now). Do you know there were wars between different African tribes where they destroyed each others' buildings, stole each others' gold and enslaved each others' people without even knowing Europe existed?
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  1610. Singapore, but mostly because they stayed on the path set for them by the British Empire. And they're intelligent.
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  1611. ​ @BritishNaturalist-vb8hj it would appear to, get if you look into who is leading the push, and who is preventing opposition to it, you have to ask the question.
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  1612. He might become the first white guy killed by police that anyone riots for.
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  1613. Support call from Grandma: she opened a new tab and her files disappeared.
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  1614. Boris Johnson and Billy Connolly have very different meanings for the word "jobby". Watch "Billy Connolly - Shipyards Toilet Tale"
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  1615. I'm watching the video and hitting refresh as silver goes vertical through $22. Sorry, what were you talking about?
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  1616. I also did a quick search, and also used an equivalent search term for Tesla. Only 1 of the first 20 results for IBM was something similar to this story, but it was from 2022 and was reported by PR Newswire, which is not exactly mainstream. For Tesla, against which far less serious allegations were made, there are results from famous publications all around the world.
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  1617. 1:15 One is green and the other is brown, but that's because the Haitians cut down their trees! The difference between the two countries is the people. Haiti has African people and is like Africa; Dominican Republic has mixed/European people and is more like Europe.
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  1618. "Get woke or go broke" 13:14
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  1619.  Divine Truth1  there is no poison. The people who want the pandemic and all the related nonsense to end will have been vaccinated by now. How about you?
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  1620.  Divine Truth1  there is no experimental gene therapy, so I will not be taking that. Stop lying, reject propaganda. There is no poison, there are no clot shots, you have been told to get the disease rather than a vaccines, and you have been told that for a reason. You're too lazy to work it out.
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  1621. Pro when they get it right, anti when they get it wrong.
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  1622.  @WotsisFace  they do enforce licensing though.
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  1623. It's weird how violence and poverty descend on certain groups everywhere they go in the world. Never happens to the Japanese though.
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  1624.  @rewdwarf123  you're ignoring the size difference, trying to make excuses. They have no excuse, they chose to be there, and they are paying the price.
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  1625.  @rewdwarf123  you're ignoring the population density. What was it in Palestine 1948, and what is it in Madagascar now? If you want, I'll just concede that they would indeed have been accused of taking whoever's land they took, but it didn't happen in Russia. It didn't happen in Palestine before they took it. There had been Jews living there for centuries before they changed the deal.
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  1626.  @rewdwarf123  insults are not arguments, and Spain will have Gibraltar for the same reasons the UK will not save Israel. They are going all-out right now because they know there will never be another opportunity. With every year their chances recede, and the US may only have 10 of them left because of how it's been rearranged and mired in debt and division. Not only time will tell, reasoned consideration has told.
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  1627. Daycrist "deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part" is what's happening. Racists are inflicting colonization on us, and implementing racist policies to our detriment in the legal, economic and cultural spheres. Government policies in various countries are calculated to make the native populations minorities, and (especially in Europe) a supremacist religion the majority. That religion treats minorities as sub-human and imposes restrictions on them accordingly. This is what is planned, it is what is desired by those carrying put the plan. This is how they're doing it.
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  1628. Megalodon Unlocked those countries were founded by Europeans. Do you snark about the "Islamic republic of [wherever]" not originally being Islamic? Every Islamic republic was founded or conquered by muslims, and they are not "opening up their countries". It's only one race, one civilization being targeted. If Australia was an Islamic republic, it would not be under threat. When France falls, expect them not to allow any more mass immigration from alien cultures!
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  1629. ​ @seventeen9718  I can see why they would want to let those kids go to school and bring the disease home to their healthcare worker parents, but there's no reason not to let the others stay home so we can stop the spread to the shoe salesmen! /s The government has given a ridiculously short-sighted reason for a very stupid policy.
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  1630.  @TJay96  calling people New Zealanders makes as much sense as calling them anything else. The atrocities you pretend not to want are already happening, and will get much worse. The rest of us are going to vote for parties whose policies did not cause them.
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  1631. Starkey wasn't being racist, he was just exasperated at the ridiculousness of the claim that slavery is genocide. "Damn" wasn't condemnation, it was emphasis. Racist countries don't have laws to prevent things like "incitement to racial disorder," because they don't have a large population of people who would benefit by claiming to be incited by the actions of the natives. It is anti-racism that brought us to this damn situation, and anti-racism will not get us out of it. We need to change.
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  1632. It has no desire or incentive to do this and did not exist when it began.
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  1633.  @purplepioneer5644 according to the internet, it was Napoleon and Sun Tzu!
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  1634. The blue mark has not been for verification since 2016 when Milo lost his.
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  1635. ​​ @Stepbystep74 if you knew how internal combustion engines worked you'd know what a pointless comment that was.
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  1636. To an average user downloading a theme, a warning about stability would relate to the compatibility of the theme and not things completely unrelated to theming, like scripts. The phrase "unaudited code" might be useful, but if the aim is to scare people away from installing themes, just block themes.
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  1637. What is coming round has never gone around from our side. If our country was sparsely populated and people came here to build, that would be coming round. If we were a built civilisation and people came to build trading posts, later siding with princes against other princes (that happened under the Romans by the way) then that also would be coming around. But that's not what is happening. This is new, and it's not creating anything good.
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  1638.  @crimsonJerom  Britain only had colonies where there was hardly any existing population. That's reality, not denial. You can't name a developed country that had its population somethinged (I can't use the necessary word on this platform) by Britain. But that is what is happening to us now. There is no comparison. By the way, everyone you praise for doing it to us comes from a nation with a history of what you condemn Britain for. I know where your animosity comes from. * prelaced (anagram thereof, the word they don't let you see)
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  1639.  @slart1bartfast587  yes, that is what happened. You've seen the footage, it is what happened. You've heard the witness statements, it is what happened. And we ALL know why it happened. They knew Biden would lose, so they ejected the observers and rigged the vote.
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  1640. ​ @tdowell8615 Africa is very diverse, by tribe not by race.
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  1641. You got that the wrong way round. It's legal to make backup copies of software for which people need a license to use, but it's illegal to use other people's trademarks and pass off counterfeit products as originals, and that's a good thing.
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  1642.  @whatisheartscont2be645  he was in Ukraine because his wife is Ukrainian. He had no dirty slate and often went to Holland for business. What of the slate of the people lying about him now?
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  1643.  @letitbe7108  when she took the throne Britain was 99.9-something percent British. If she lives to be 100 she will see the first year in which most of the children born in her realm will have no hereditary link to the country prior to her accession. I can't think of a worse failure for a monarch.
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  1644. You don't need to go back as far as May. There was a gunman at a Fox 5 office Monday. Crickets.
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  1645. Left wing violence gets as much coverage as an unarmed white man being shot by police.
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  1646. Delta evades vaccines too, but if you're vaccinated you get much less severe disease. Be scared though, if you want to. But really, try not to be scared. Don't be scared, it doesn't help you or anyone else.
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  1647. A lot of this spending is charitable, which ought to be done by private individuals not governments. If enough people support a project that its funding could be part of a democratic mandate, then they can do it with their own money! I heard today that Rory Stewart's wife was due to receive $1 million from US taxpayers for her organisation which shows modern art to Afghan women. Fortunately, it was cut off by Trump's executive order. We need that here.
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  1648.  @camocamo6177  your lack of standards is noted, but it was the weird claim that confused me. What triggered you about more than 1 person here being in support of standards you are unable to achieve?
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  1649.  @hellobooom  profiling is not delusional.
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  1650.  @Villatoro7  it's been evolving since the civil rights laws, and has been rebranded many times. But if you look at what Bridge is, you'll find it's DEI. They even use those words. It is not impressive that someone has been covering it for months. James Lindsay has been covering it for years, Petter Thiel wrote about it in 1998. Lots of people have written and spoken about it
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  1651. I hope you do a recap after the events have played out and the headlines have been written.
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  1652.  @Tynach  it is not about the identity, it is about what they advocate, what they do, and how they behave to anyone who does not submit. They do nothing good, only cause harm. They use their identity as a shield while behaving abominably.
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  1653. Know your enemy before you go. Read the headlines which followed the last time patriots went to London, and ask yourself what was gained.
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  1654.  @factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204  if you knew them at all you would let them fight each other and not be there to get in the way and give them the narrative they want.
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  1655.  @rohithraman6488  of course he is, that's why he has so many ankle-biters whining about him. It wouldn't matter to them if he didn't matter to anyone.
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  1656. So we can't talk about Grape Groups because it makes people think negatively about communities, but we also can't talk about how certain activities make people think negatively about the other community. Ok, got it!
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  1657.  @DMC888  if the mutated virus can be transmitted, how would it die out, and how would a less transmissible virus become dominant?
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  1658.  @UncleBenjs  they are coming from France, they are not your therapist. They have not been subject to any harms, they are coming to take your money.
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  1659. Zelensky was thinks fighting a war is as easy as putting on a green t-shirt and taking plaudits from presidents and billionaires on video conferences. I bet he has more than 1 potato per day to keep him going.
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  1660. They should be allowed to return home. Their situation is the same as that of the British, just a few decades further advanced, so we do ourselves no favours when we take the other side in a conflict which otherwise has nothing to do with us.
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  1661.  @technophobian2962  why would they track you if you hand over a list of your interests every time they ask for it? Google would definitely implement this type of system - it's basically FLOC. Nobody else joined it, and they killed it off last month.
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  1662.  Grakky TheGrakky  yes he is! When you make a military base in an old maternity hospital you should expect it to get bombed. His guys are using civilians as human shields and shooting them when they try to flee.
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  1663. With the Oxford comma being in the news lately, shouldn't the person who made this title have considered it? Also, there are no conscripts on the Allied side.
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  1664. He was radicalised by seeing what multiculturalism has done to France and knowing Europe will become a muslim continent. So...should we stop all that, to prevent radicalisation?
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  1665.  @skelly0000  it's a misleading comment which ignores the facts of the case. Hence the "backlash".
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  1666.  @MrPerfect-mo1xr  it's the other way round. They have a code of conduct to protect minorities from being perceived accurately.
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  1667. There is video footage of her walking up the road, past a pickup, and then the car hit the person with the camera and the camera continues filming as it gets thrown in whichever direction. So we know where she was at the time of the impact, and shortly afterwards she was 20 feet down the road having a heart attack.
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  1668. We used to be a high-trust society.
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  1669. There's a difference between money (any item or verifiable record that is generally accepted as payment for goods and services) and currency (notes and coins in circulation). Most of what we use is money, and most of what was created in the last few years was money. A lot of people say Currency when what they're talking about is Money.
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  1670.  @kenclark9743  you need a license to install or use a TV receiver. Communications Act 2003, part 4.
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  1671.  @kordelas2514  if you refuse to accept the truth because you don't like the words employed in the telling of it, why not accept the burden of proof? Simply disprove the undeniable fact of what I described with the use of the word "photos", or tell me what words you will accept as a description of the thing I described.
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  1672. "Every black conservative MP is African". But she says she's British. And David Lammy (who claims to be English) is African and a Labour MP. She's making the point that all A are B, but what she wants to convince us of is that all B are A. #LogicFail
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  1673. Every out-group they can think of.
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  1674. They don't need reparations, they got Barbados.
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  1675. There's no reason they would lose "strength". If they are strong enough to put infected people into quarantine the day after infection but not kill them, they become less transmissible. But if they are strong enough to kill after 3 weeks and weak enough that hosts can walk around for 2 weeks after infection, they can be very transmissible. By what metric would you consider either to be stronger than the previous variant?
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  1676. They sell ads, not your data. They pick ads for you based on your data.
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  1677. Being nice is part of merit. The anti-merit people focus on irrelevant characteristics.
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  1678. Gnome requires extensions to specify the version of the shell they work with, and people complain that "the devs break every extension with every update".
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  1679. They've been trying to undo Trump's election since day one. Do you remember the riots? The recounts? Pressurising electoral college voters to support the losing candidate? Calling for impeachment under the 25th amendment? Faking a Russian collusion story for 3 years? Further impeachment attempts?
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  1680. Does nobody remember their own country's history? When the Anglo-Saxon far-right spread fear about Vikings graping and pillaging, it was left to Alfred the Great to provide safety to those huddled masses from overseas. Tolerance and acceptance are British values and always have been!
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  1681.  @Steven-vo4ee  they've not gone as far as they will. People know they need to show their contempt for the Tories, and they will feel more comfortable giving them Zero Seats as Reform goes further past the tipping point. We'll have a conservative opposition and the Tories can spend some time in the wilderness while they learn that being conservative would have kept them in power.
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  1682. They have no power to extend a pandemic, it is not a legislative entity but a medical one.
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  1683. There is very little difference between Somali pirates and the invaders of Europe. The Somalis are dealt with in the proper manner.
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  1684. This is the company forcing ideological conformity on open source desktop projects.
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  1685. Hamza Yusuf appears to think that there are people whose primary desire is to shout in the street and burn police vans, and that the blade event (safe phrase, for algo) was the perfect excuse to do what they always wanted to do. That's ridiculous.
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  1686. The root of the issue is that they're here.
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  1687.  @joshsigned2500  the argument is explanatory, not imaginary. Many people have had similar ones, and are winning a lot more than this right now.
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  1688.  @privatecitizen5968  that reminded me of a 1950s PSA I saw which warned young boys of the dangers of associating with "bachelors". Now they are told the opposite and it doesn't seem to be doing anyone any good.
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  1689. The reason we're not expected to have an opinion on the war in Myanmar is that we don't have many Burmese journalists here. Beau's Cornwall analogy is not even close to reality. A far better one, to reflect the recent history of the region, would be a century from now when the English launch guerrilla attacks on the caliphate and are told it has a right to defend itself.
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  1690.  @overthemoon34  May 2024: “I would describe myself as a socialist. I describe myself as a progressive”. Going after the kulaks is a bit of a clue as well.
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  1691. Ed's comment about hubris can be applied in the west, but to the Regime rather than individuals.
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  1692. There's no need to be unsure about how the "own nothing and be happy" concept will coexist with people who want to live on homesteads outside cities. The prediction which terrifies so many people was made in the article "Welcome to 2030. I own nothing, have no privacy, and life has never been better". Part of the prediction is that not everybody will want to take part: Those who got upset with the political system and turned against it. They live different kind of lives outside of the city. Some have formed little self-supplying communities. Others just stayed in the empty and abandoned houses in small 19th century villages. The WEF comments on the vision in "8 predictions for the world in 2030": It sounds utopian, until she mentions that her every move is tracked and outside the city live swathes of discontents, the ultimate depiction of a society split in two.
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  1693. @UCSgKaFWyU_kKEtyAilBpnOQ only a pro-European one would, and the reason is that the establishment is racist. Even non-identitarian events which might promote ideas the far left disagrees with (checks on migration, biological understanding of sex, freedom of speech and association etc) have been shut down: the organiser will be called a nazi by the local media, the venue will be threatened with loss of reputation or broken windows, the funding platforms will deplatform the organiser, and if all that fails Antifa will be on the ground beating up attendees while the police observe from a distance. It's a well-practiced playbook by this point. But promoting a non-white identity? That's fine, because it helps dispossess white people.
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  1694. If he was a woman with equivalent views he'd be writing for the Guardian.
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  1695. @davehunter9342 the descendants of people who arrived in Britain in the 6th century abhor the defensive actions by people whose descendants arrived in the middle east in the 7th century, choosing to support the recent settlers instead.
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  1696. Under sharia finance you don't need to pay stamp duty. So they can buy houses cheaper than we can, and perform their religious duties by renting them to fellows.
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  1697.  Top Cat  they're closing in on 50% of births.
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  1698. You can't destroy the ring without killing a few Orcs.
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  1699.  @inconvenientfacts6452  is there any other place for which you do not support decolonisation?
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  1700. A T-Rex's forearms are too short to allow it to facepalm, but if it could I'm sure it would.
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  1701.  @legalfictionnaturalfact3969  feminists demand the destruction of men and society, not liberation from men and patriarchy. Men do not oppress women, and there is no patriarchy, so all action taken by feminists has nothing to do with liberation or patriarchy. The feminist lie that gender is a social construct was meant to de-legitimise masculinity. Look at what it's done to womanhood now.
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  1702. ​ @guss77 the compilation of a set of open source packages into an operating system is not covered by any of the licenses of those sources. They have no licensing obligation to people who redistribute their combination of packages.
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  1703. "3 replies". 2 have been censored and the other is spam. Thanks, youtube!
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  1704. They were not refining the virus to make it more potent, they were investigating which parts contribute the most to lethality.
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  1705.  @theodoraanagor6219  you say that what she was wearing had nothing to do with Africa, but it did in her mind, and she wore it because she is obsessed with that identity. That's why she changed her name, became a nationalist and bans people of other heritages from being served by her charity. Because it was not proper African dress, that's why I can say she'd be identifiably foreign there. Her clothes certainly had nothing to do with the UK, so she is identifiably foreign here too, which is the purpose of her dressing that way. She was "continuously badgered" because she was being evasive.
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  1706.  @savedemperor8024  a lot of people who support Britain also support that country near Egypt. I try to explain that the process leading to its creation is underway here, and support for its right to defend itself doesn't make sense when coming from British patriots. I doubt they'd give the same leeway to the potential Caliphate of Bradford, for example.
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  1707. Of the 2 comments I posted, the one explaining membership fees was not the one I thought would catch the eye of Sauron!
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  1708. Sweden 💓 wife beaters
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  1709. The celebrations surrounding October 7th were of a retaliation against years of humiliation and oppression. It was not an isolated incident, it was not day zero. You don't need to misrepresent that to make your case; the people celebrating were of the Arab world.
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  1710.  @tedbed1389  they're not mercenaries, they have been protecting themselves from an illegitimate government. A mercenary is paid to fight someone else's cause.
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  1711. Maybe the TV channels she watches don't care about those people, so she doesn't know they exist.
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  1712. She was seen taking stuff. Going though people's belongings as a matter of policy is different.
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  1713. I bet the Navy would be more than happy to stop you protecting our borders. We'd be better off without them.
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  1714.  @yldrmcs  intel rejected merit in 2015 and diverted 300 million to excluding the wrong type of person.
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  1715. The best time to expand an airport is during a temporary dip in airport usage. Rachel from accounts thinks it's better to wait until more people will be disrupted by the works.
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  1716. Remember when they took the pandemic seriously?
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  1717.  @romualdlaurenti9213  they remove out statues by abiding by the rules, and the children of well-behaved newcomers might stib children at dance classes. They need to go. All.
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  1718. A modern desert compound.
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  1719. If the vote doesn't go your way keep filling ballots until you've won.
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  1720.  @mitchellhedges711  I explained all the stuff that happened before 2019 but got censored.
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  1721.  @machinainc5812  the O in GNOME stands for Object. So we should pronounce it the same way as the O in Object - short, not long. Or we can use the way acronyms work in English and stop using ridiculous pronunciations that make Linux an exclusive domain hostile to outsiders.
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  1722.  @Nsinger998  it wasn't fake. They were trying to explain what they saw around them, and they were using scientific approaches.
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  1723. Your chatacterisation of the tweet he responded to was compeletely false. The tweet condemned hypocrites who funded hate in universities and then withdrew when their commmunity became targeted. Furthermore, Musk did not tell companies to stop advertising, he told blackmailers he would not be bullied. Lately on twitter he has been taunting Dissney for continuing to advertise on Meta platforms despite those being sued for enabling CSA. This is not about a tweet or moralty, it is about punishing him for taking one of the Regime's castles. You've failed on this, many times over. Leave your grudges and focus on facts.
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  1724. He who controls the past, controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past. - Rosa Parks
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  1725.  RichSmithson  and Lebanon. And Yugoslavia.
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  1726.  @peter-er1um  the US has never been homogeneous, and there has always been attrition because of it. England used to be separate tribes but became a single country; attrition diminished as homogeneity grew but came back with the growth of Protestantism. The UK is less homogeneous than England and its fractious history is well known. The pattern repeats everywhere you look, and nobody is impressed in the slightest that you can point to any place on the globe and claim the people are not identikit. Policies which lead to attrition should be opposed. The good people here do so.
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  1727. English was good enough for Jesus and it's good enough for every patriotic Murican.
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  1728.  @robertroberts3rd265  GB news reported on the "drop off" story. Starmer's statements should be available everywhere. I gave more info but it got censored. You should appeal to YouTube if you want to read it.
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  1729. One is anti-white, the other is pro-white. People would not support both.
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  1730. It's particularly egregious when they claim to be English, which is purely an ethnicity, not a citizenship.
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  1731. 2.5 years later, they have not ended their bigotry. I'd like to contribute to the project, but it hates me so I won't.
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  1732.  @sn00pgreen  When the news broke on 23 March that the ice rink in Madrid would be used, the city had seen 1263 deaths, according to Reuters, and the country had 2311 deaths, according to Worldometers. The country now has 6803 deaths so Madrid, on the same scale, would have 3718 deaths. That's an increase of 2455, and they had already exceeded morgue capacity on the 23rd. I can't find a follow-up story and images, but imagine 2455 or more coffins in an ice rink.
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  1733.  @nullvoid3545  there is no phobia involved in what he did. You're accepting the bad guys using identity as a shield for their politics and punishing disagreement as if it is motivated by personal animosity. This is precisely the sort of behaviour which ought to be outlawed by a CoC, but is protected instead. On one side there are people who just want to be left alone to code, and on the other are malicious people who want to control everything and decide who is worthy.
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  1734. Lawfare against activist journalists is a good thing. I don't know the case but comments here say she admitted she had no evidence. Just trying to smear an opponent? That should be costly.
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  1735. "We shouldn't be letting people come into the UK illegally." You should be voting Labour then, because Starmer has promised more safe and legal routes. But you know that makes no sense. Like when someone pinches your wallet, it is not the illegality that is the real issue.
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  1736.  @phil2544  everyone knows what they are doing to you and the rest of us, except you and a handful of others.
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  1737.  @tacticalmattfoley  if we had a border there would be no problem.
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  1738. Those people stocking up on toilet paper aren't looking to silly now!
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  1739. Distress to the people on the march. They believed the news and have no idea he's been working for them.
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  1740.  @darksideblues135  masks cut infection rates. Countries where people regularly wear masks have much lower infection and death rates.
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  1741.  @beeforeal5497  no, they wear them so as not to spread their germs. And if you look at comparisons of infection rates, the first countries to flatten their curves are the ones which wore masks.
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  1742.  @JaY-fs4rd  in China 20% of people got seriously ill, and some of the "mild" cases in the other 80% actually had pneumonia but didn't require hospital treatment. Your 95% claim is a blatant lie. "Most people who die with Covid-19 already have underlying medical conditions." That is not a reason to let everyone get infected. Do you know how many people have a comorbidity? 30% are obese. 10% have diabetes. Go check the stats for other conditions. Furthermore, do have any idea what happens to the people who don't die? They are not back at work after the weekend, many are ill for weeks and some have long-term organ damage. This is not a disease we should just ignore or pretend is the flu. The lockdown was vital, which should be obvious by the fact that even with the lockdown the deaths have far surpassed a normal flu season. You are not 100% safe without a mask. Your feelings on the issue do not affect reality.
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  1743.  @I-Dophler  intelligence is 80% heritable. The parents who provide an educational environment for their children are probably more intelligent than those who do not, and their children are likely to be more intelligent too. So the ones who live among books do better, but some of that will be because of their genes. When you claim genetics has no bearing on outcomes you only display your ignorance.
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  1744.  @I-Dophler  I did not assume anything about any individual. You are displaying your ignorance again. I did not say success is solely due to genes. You are displaying your ignorance again. We don't all have an equal chance to succeed, because we are not all equal.
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  1745.  @I-Dophler  you claimed "Yes, genetics has nothing to do with it". I corrected you by stating intelligence is 80% heritable. You thought I claimed intelligence is 100% heritable and that environment has nothing to do with it. Your claim is that intelligence has nothing to do with academic success, my assertion is that environment has something to do with academic success. You claimed I claimed for intelligence what you claimed for environment. You were wrong, and you are still wrong. You are displaying your ignorance again. Stop it!
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  1746.  @zaneslocombe8008  to the people who didn't, it was nothing to do with democracy, but because she symbolises white people. The monarch has no power, parliament does. Britain is as much a democracy as any Republic.
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  1747. Most immigration is legal. It is not the legality which matters.
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  1748. If it means authoritarian and racist, then 2TK fits the bill perfectly.
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  1749.  @darren5161  this isn't "just in case". He was watching sport, and there's a limited number of sport events televised at a given time. It might have been a DVD of last season's Big Game, which he was watching at the same time as this season's rematch was happening, which would be unfortunate. But it's more likely that he was watching something which was confirmed to be happening as he was watching it. Here's a tip: if you're watching a DVD of the news, don't watch it when the news is on with your curtains drawn back. I don't think it's reasonable to have people film you through your window.
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  1750.  @alphaomega238  "If you want to know who rules over you, buy Mel Gibson a drink." - Some wag a few years ago.
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  1751. ​ @markcreemore4915 any amount of investigation proves the claim wrong, always. It's being used how she said it is used
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  1752.  @tarnw3301  the ideology was not paid for, it was funded after it began. It was not created by rich people to serve their wealth, it was created by activists. It is not a capitalist project. It does not exist to make a profit. If you think this is about money instead of ideology you're kidding yourself. It is ideological, and the ideology is an extension of feminism, which itself has a lot of financial support from wealthy people.
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  1753.  @tarnw3301  activism is not capitalism, and the trans ideology is older than the 1970s. Rich men funded feminism too, and still do. So it must be capitalism too, mmmkay? Trans relies on gender being a social construct, which is feminism. You won't break that down by blaming free markets, you have to accept the culpability of the ideology that is at fault.
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  1754. The bias is that open source source should be open.
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  1755. The dancers will all be wearing burkas, and dancing will be illegal.
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  1756. If they put solar roadways in the tunnels the project would pay for itself in a decade.
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  1757. Your response is to make no changes to your life and whine when things go wrong. My response was to start thinking about which foods can survive a few hours thawing out. This winter is not going well for you, and it hasn't even started yet!
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  1758. They don't drink beer, they all drink G'n'T or cocktails. Nice try, but you're being culturally insensitive!
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  1759. "We'll put you on the list of people who tell lies to get on the radio". After this shit-show, I think Mike must be top of the list!
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  1760. Alt-Right is soooo 2017 but crime is always cool.
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  1761. Estivel Garcia a sting operation failed. There was no scam.
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  1762.  @linearmemories  it's not fear of a measurement system, it's recognition of submission. Scientists can use ISO measurements if they want, the rest of us still use pints, feet and stones. I am not fearful of meters when I tell you I'm 6'4.
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  1763. How can it be unconstitutional for the army to defend the border?
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  1764. They wouldn't say a word even if it was a church.
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  1765. I've only just heard about the 24th September warning and it's too late to transfer cash to my gold dealer. Which means they're probably going to announce a new gold standard!
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  1766.  @celestesmith6060  you have a duty to yourself and to others to understand what is being done yo you.
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  1767. Lucy Connolly did not call for action, she said that she didn't care what other people did. I just checked Sky News, the BBC and even the CPS. All of them lie about what she did, and include some of her comments but omit the crucial one that would debunk their claims. Her actual comment was something like "do that thing for all I care" (I won't risk giving an exact quotation).
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  1768.  @ecoandrei328  it's the foundation they took, not the code. You can't fork a foundation.
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  1769.  @wingcommanderdaltonwalton67  if it's ok to praise her it's ok to criticise her.
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  1770. They support the colonization of Europe, the replacement of democracy with a continent-wide dictatorship, and regularly feature racist and sexist opinion writers. If they get criticised on Twitter for that it is entirely appropriate.
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  1771. The crime they bring is obviously a huge problem but it's something we can recover from and is one thing that governments are willing to deal with. What''s far more challenging for the long term are the developments which governments think are good and necessary, such as the statue removals, misrepresentation of our history, the de-centering of European history and philosophy in academia, inclusion of islamophobia into the law, and other cultural issues. These will impact our identity, not just our safety and wealth.
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  1772. The NYT has confirmed it now, but it was actually verified before the election by comparing the contents with emails received by other people on the To list.
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  1773.  @spirat14  if you don't think the data even exists then you have no way to claim the anomaly is caused by a COBOL date. The oldest person was 360, and searching for a 360 year old person gets me to the data in seconds. If there is an anomaly in the size of cohorts, it is above 200, not at 150.
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  1774.  @inregionecaecorum  no, he pretended to be a woman to highlight the ridiculous state of woke corporations who have submitted to an extremist ideology.
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  1775. It used to be "Why do you care what we do in the privacy of our own bedrooms?" And don't forget "Safe, legal and rare"
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  1776. That's racist.
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  1777. Finding Nemo was popular with clownfish, but human were badly represented so none of them watched it.
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  1778. This is why, when I film at the local women's gym, I always speak to the security guards in Urdu. Assured that there is no risk, they leave me be.
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  1779. Why did the trafficking gangs not awaken that consciousness? After terrorist attacks against Brits we were told not to look back in anger, but now a different civilisation is on the receiving end we're supposed to leap into action and make every small thing a big deal. This does not represent the awakening of the west, it's actually something to be as concerned about as those traffickers.
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  1780. ​ @Pantifaximile  there's already a boycott, and calling your customers bigots is bad for business.
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  1781.  @keyakaabag6017 he brought shame to the sport, their club, and their city. He should not have been on that TV thing, and they should not have applauded him.
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  1782.  @chadimirputin2282  they listen, and they imprison.
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  1783. Because he puts morality before money. Read the tweet he responded to if you think he did something bad.
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  1784. Saint Malachy said Francis would be the last Pope. Some say he's not the Pope though, so we might have longer on that one.
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  1785. That quote gets more ridiculous with every security-related situation it's applied to. Would you spread Ebola rather than being secure? How about wearing a seatbelt?
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  1786. It's not because of eco-stuff, it's because of sanctions on Russia.
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  1787. 6:43 that's an interesting question asked by the PC, because "Sir" is used in conversation with someone whereas "they" and "them" are used in conversation about someone. It makes no sense to ask "Do you need some assistance, they," but that is essentially what the weirdo demanded.
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  1788. Sit in Australia building up reserves, and take the entire planet in 1 round when everyone else has exhausted themselves.
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  1789.  @rijamor  1st booster, not 4th.
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  1790.  @Lemoncake34567  it's existed since Egyptian times.
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  1791.  @collins48lc  look at old maps, you have been lied to.
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  1792.  @BSTJUNKIE-qs1ii  it used to be. Some people wiped it off and claim to be victims because the people they displaced want to put it back.
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  1793.  @Willberight2moro  it's been called Palestine for millennia, and the people there have been there for longer than London has existed. The name Gaza is only about a decade old, it was the Gaza Strip before that.
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  1794. The claims of success are due to its antiviral properties, as a prophylactic or in the early stages of the illness. They're giving it to people who have been infected for 14 days, so probably want to discover it is not effective. HCQ tests were rigged the same way.
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  1795. I'm a sanity-haver, so I call them women.
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  1796. If it was about resources then the negotiations in late 2021 and early 2022 would have gone very differently - the people who controlled the territory of the resources would have been against Russia joining the war, and Russia would have been in favour. Some of the key figures on the US side who supported the war and the revolution 8 years prior had family connections to the region - relatives who had moved to the states during pogroms. There were conspiracy theories at the time that they were more interested in avenging those actions than anything else, and the thought of large numbers of European Christians being caught up would not have caused them to have second thoughts.
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  1797. They're operating like PACs. Did you see Don Jr's tweet about his search for "ohio special election" and seeing only the Democrat candidate in the results?
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  1798.  @wendydevereux4375  there are already cities, there doesn't have to be another one in order for there to be control.
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  1799.  @robdrew2745  you don't need to comply. Think for yourself, reject their fearmongering.
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  1800. They've had no money or attention from me since they started doing this. Sport is just soap opera for men, and like a soap opera, shortly after you stop watching you have no desire to get back into it. There are new characters, you've missed important plot events, and the whole thing just seems alien. I can't even name most of my local team any more, so even if I wanted to go back, I'd have to put in some effort. I'm in no position to join in with all the inane conversations about which winger they should bring in during the transfer window (not that I ever did, to be honest) and hadn't heard of Jude Bellingham before the recent world cup.
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  1801.  @martyreking5487  I didn't see her opening the door.
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  1802. Have you seen the demographic projections for western Europe? The threat is real, and the EU wants to make our futures even worse. It is the migrants who have a sense of entitlement, not the natives! We have to pay into the system before we can benefit from it, but they can come over and take, even up to the point where the system collapses, which it undoubtedly will if things don't change. Opposing mass migration is not xenophobic. Opposing migration is not authoritarian - bringing in millions of people against the will of the natives is authoritarian.
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  1803. I declared no license needed. 16 years of no hassle and counting.
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  1804.  @Stantheman848  you lost, get over it.
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  1805.  @RowanLovecraft2  you're thinking of a citizenry. Nations are born, as per the etymology of the word. I don't become French if I get French citizenship, I remain British.
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  1806.  @anthonydavis1427  you will lose everything if you think keeping it is dangerous. There is only a "slippery slope" when you have multiple nations fighting for control of the same government, institutions and resources. The Roosevelt statue in front of the Museum of Natural History comes down this week. The stronger nations are winning.
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  1807.  @anthonydavis1427  the people who are imposing their way of life on you with identity politics as a weapon do not care that identity politics means you lose your way of life. For the people who use it, it is good, and for the people who refuse to use it, it is bad. The other nations like it when American becomes less American, because they are not American, not part of your nation; they are foreign and you refuse to accept that. Within their nation, they are all equal. When their nation is stronger, they are all stronger. They are not promoting inequality, they are winning.
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  1808.  @RowanLovecraft2  you're being colonised. They do not have to live the way you live, they can force you to live the way they live. And all because you don't know what a nation is!
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  1809.  @Leon_Sullivan  men are taller than women.
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  1810.  @jdjones4825  pseudonyms are also for activists.
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  1811. A classic case of self defense. Shooting people who are chasing you down the street, attacking you with a skateboard and pointing a pistol at you whilst others in the crowd fire shots..."far right terrorism".
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  1812.  @ЯБезымянный-о5ф  Alexander has been selling people bridges all year! He'll get them a new one in no time.
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  1813. Stealing batteries may be a reference to "battery charges" which he'd be up on if he did what he wanted to do in that situation. If L Trains don't exist, take the slang meaning of L - loser train.
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  1814. Systemic truth-telling.
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  1815.  Bob Axelrod  they are not containing any economic damage. To do that they would have acted fast and for a short time to keep the virus out of the country. Instead they are dragging out the effects so that all companies will be short-staffed for months and people will avoid large gatherings, shopping, pubs, cinemas, etc. There's a good chance the decline in economic activity in such a leveraged economy will start another credit contraction.
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  1816. We've obviously reached the point where Our Greatest Strength has become simply too strong to bear. So much strength in one continent is causing an imbalance in the world, so the rest need to be sent to the empty plains of central Asia to build glorious civilisations and create geostrategic equilibrium.
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  1817.  @DeviRuto  if someone identifies as a helicopter you should respect that. People don't have their own pronouns. Saying they do is where it gets political, because it forces everyone away from existing uses of language. I have your pronouns, not you.
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  1818. That guy's not his real mum!
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  1819. They are not demanding that. They are protesting against their genocide, not asking the government to provide weapons to help them carry it out, like the counter-protesters do.
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  1820. Don't worry, just flee the conflict when it comes, and spend a few years in luxury hotels in Pakistan or Morocco at someone else's expense. Apparently that's how it works.
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  1821.  @isayit6054  she hit him first. The clip where she hit him 12 times with no response shows that he was not a threat at all. She should not have stolen from him, and she should not have hit him. Only racists do not agree with that.
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  1822.  @nicolasvenezuelaverde1184  the sentencing is excessively strong for the actions which have been undertaken, many of which do not actually count as crimes. This is not done to prevent people committing crimes, it is done to stop people opposing the government.
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  1823.  @seanalto5798  there is no such thing as a microaggression, and natives should not care about the supposed hardships faced by colonisers anyway.
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  1824.  @jalaaldous3511  please understand the left's hatred for white people before excusing their actions by making out that this is just a random adaptation of a random book which happens to show a particular racial dynamic. It wasn't an accident when they made Margaret of Anjou African. It wasn't an accident when they made Achilles African. It wasn't an accident when they portrayed a "typical British family" in Roman times as African. And it's not an accident that they chose to portray this racial dynamic. Also, the BBC already has an over-representation of non-Britons on screen, so why are they making it worse?
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  1825. @Jau Jo it's a myth, and it's a sure indication that someone's a racist. They didn't use their "resources". They didn't even know they were there.
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  1826. I remember the days when one could log in to Geocities with just a handshake and letter of recommendation from a local dignitary.
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  1827. I watched a Thomas Baden-Riess last night explain how all his predictions were wrong and he's shocked that everybody in his village is fine. It was hilarious.
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  1828.  @DigUrOwnHole  some of us care about people other than ourselves. Oh, and criticising the government is not "freaking out".
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  1829. ​ @Uqwefsdjxsa do you think Lenny Henry has integrated? He wants more representation for his people on TV even though they are over-represented already. He's a black nationalist who does not identify with the British. There are many like that, and the problem is simply them being here, despite how integrated you think they are. They are why there are foreign flags and people not needing to speak English. When the NHS was created there were about 3000 Carribbean nurses, making about 1.5% of the workforce. Without their community we would have needed fewer nurses and would have been able to recruit from the home population. You've been told about the vital role others played, but it's all a myth.
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  1830. You never needed to be scared of masks.
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  1831. People have always opposed colonization and imperialism. People in Europe are doing that today, with or without help from outside.
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  1832. Am I right to parse "helps you write code 50% faster" as "makes you think half as much"?
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  1833.  @carolineansell3497  it was in 2014. There were lots of news stories about it at the time, go and search for them. Use "maidan" as a keyword.
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  1834. What are the toolkits' proposals for making accents fit the different conditions in the examples at ~7.45 and why is gnome not clearly right with their named colours proposal?
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  1835. They disagree, and nobody will stop them coming; nobody will send them home.
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  1836. A lot of the people who prevent us doing that have very special attachments to Israel.
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  1837. True, but this was all between natives.
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  1838. Helping other people is part of merit.
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  1839. How long before that Dutch weather forecast is branded racist? Not all "Dutch" people burn in 10 minutes of summer sunshine.
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  1840. Gavin supports civic nationalism, has a diverse group, some of whom are gay, they oppose violence and only use it in defense, and he still gets banned. He supports western civilization, which to the left means white people, and that's enough to get a ban.
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  1841. They're not a risk to you, they just want to be able to live in the towns their ancestors lived in. They are a risk to the people now living in those towns, for obvious reasons.
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  1842. Mass migration was never voted for and never had majority support. We don't have democracy.
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  1843. Our leaders think the only way out is through, despite everything getting progressively worse even when we're not protesting. There's no utopia waiting for them on the other side with a gammon-free version of the productive, well-ordered society we used to have, which seems to be what they want.
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  1844. Puff Mommy
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  1845. Rory should reserve some condemnation for his co-host who made him stand in a ditch for their photoshoot. 8:14
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  1846.  @morlidor  you think they're all the same, when in fact there is a 36-fold difference between the two I mentioned. But you're right and the experts just miscalculated. Yeah, that must be it! Or...just more nonsense again.
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  1847.  @kidsteach938  why are you bringing masks into this? And why have you ignored the research that shows they are effective in preventing transmission? If you understood what was happening here you would be a lot more rational. You do not understand, and you do not understand that you do not understand. "Getting infected doesn't have to be a strategy..." It is NOT a strategy. Not for anyone. It defeats the whole purpose of immunity. You do not understand what I am telling you, you have no idea what is happening here. 99.95% is incorrect by a factor of about 8, if I were to be generous. And it shows me you have accepted the propaganda that trains you to ignore any non-death outcome. You are not a thinker, and you are not knowledgeable. You have failed in what you were trying to do, because you have no capacity to achieve it.
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  1848. It has products on shelves and cash in the till. If the government wants to prove its case, it can fund a study of slippage during the shifts of felons and non-felons.
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  1849. Chipmunks bleed red too.
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  1850. ​ @kerrylennox7359 "nobody is talking about consensual sex" Actually, they are. You should read the allegations.
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  1851.  @mali-c8g  the facts have been all over Twitter all week. If your information bubble hasn't revealed any of this to you, get a different bubble.
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  1852. Did they delete the "review bombing"?
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  1853. They are carefully planned with the intent of achieving the opposite of what they will achieve. That's incompetence.
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  1854. I'm not selfish with my hoard, anyone in need can come round if they've run out. But if you're not waddling over with your underwear round your ankles it might be hard for me to believe you're genuinely in need.
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  1855.  @Inukshuk67  It was not the land of the people currently pushing the former population into the sea. If you can't be true, you cannot expect support from honest people.
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  1856. They managed to get an advertising partner for their blog despite not making a post. That's heck of an achievement!
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  1857.  @slavic3225  native people don't expect foreigners to have an allegiance to the native people, they expect them to favour their own. The fact that "people build trusting relationships with others more like themselves" is why you are not accepted.
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  1858. @Rolling On Tens. for another "retrospective cohort study" search "as pre-exposure prophylaxis against COVID-19 in health-care workers: A single-center experience". The researchers found it's as effective as the Pfizer vaccine, but obviously it's cheaper and already available. All we have a retrospective studies because nobody wants to do a double blind study with a control. Are they scared of what they will find?
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  1859.  @chriscross9505  the only studies which have been done are retrospective ones, and they show it works. It is the double-blind ones with controls that have not been done. If you're so sure it doesn't work, fund a study to prove it!
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  1860. Even if the events ere evenly distributed between one side and the other, that doesn't make an equivalence because one side is on the attack while the other is on the defence.
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  1861.  @jamesoneill2933  they don't care about that, there was no need to mention it.
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  1862. Violence follows them wherever they go...
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  1863. They have a right to move to your country with the goal of making it their own, and once they've achieved that they will have a right to defend what they took, and to treat you any way they want to if you oppose them. That was done elsewhere, and it's practically illegal to disagree with their right to do those things.
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  1864. @puppets.and.muppets it performs all the functions of money, so it is.
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  1865. ​ @bartsanders1553 if that was the case, none of this would be happening.
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  1866.  @yosefyonin6824  the difference is that one group rejected the Christian god created an alternative religion in whose holy book Christ is being boiled in excrement in hell forever. But apart from that they're just the same.
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  1867.  @dragosapina5692  yep, it's true. I was not convinced by your argument or your rage. (But I'm glad to see it)
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  1868. It's not about getting fired for starting fights, it's about the manifesto and the movement.
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  1869. Then you don't know how tyranny works.
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  1870. They don't want to live in your town, they want to live in the towns their ancestors lived in. What you see them doing against the people now living in those towns has no bearing on what they would do in your town.
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  1871. Religion isn't the issue for progressives, western civilization is.
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  1872.  @fv5855  they're not trying to get them out, that would be a waste of resources. They are waiting for them to starve or surrender.
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  1873.  @IN_THIS_DAY_AND_AGE  think.
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  1874. Send him a copy of Madonna's coffee table book. He'll stop wondering very fast.
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  1875. An innocent Ugandan girl hiding from Genghis Khan's hoards!
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  1876. The police need to profile based on race. When they stopped doing stop and search, after being told it is racist, the numbers of stabbings rose, and it is not Asian grandmothers doing it.
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  1877. If we didn't do it, they wouldn't want to.
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  1878. It's been the G7 since they kicked Russia out in 2014. Not sure if that's bad math or bad current affairs knowledge ;-)
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  1879. At this point, why are they treating unvaccinated covid patients if there is anyone else in need of care? Probably the best way to end the pandemic would be to deny treatment to people who get infected, whether or not they have been vaccinated. That would be a sure way to change people's behaviour, and it would free up resources for innocently suffering patients.
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  1880. ​ @papakamirneron2514 that's not inclusion, it's just default behaviour. Inclusion is an activity, to get more of the people you like and fewer of those you don't.
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  1881. Satoshi didn't create a scam, and the blockchain does not require a human face to promote it.
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  1882.  @GamingBaked  it's nonsense to say that because someone makes money the decision was based on money. An opposite decision would result in people making money, so why was that decision not made? The people who made the decision tell you it's about their ideology, and their proclaimed ideology can be shown to exist and to be widely held. It's about the ideology. Listen to the people in power who are doing the thing you want to explain.
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  1883. She was throwing things around in the shop, so the crime had been committed. He is not being supported because of his identity but because he is civilised and was being aggresed against.
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  1884. There's a lot of messed up stuff in history, so much so that I can't work out what your comment even means. Continuing the bad things is not a good thing. That other thing was not about what they told you it was about; when you act according to their narrative you do their bidding. They don't do what they do for you, they do it to you.
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  1885. The fasces is a symbol of collectivism (Stronger Together), and fascism determines that everything must be guided by the state. The right is for free markets and the primacy of the individual. There is no mistaking that fascism is left-wing.
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  1886. If you think he makes sense, read "Jordanetics".
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  1887. The style of voting was proposed in response to calls for a proportional system, and would have provided a more proportional result without getting rid of the constituency system. So when people say PR was rejected, they're not wrong. But it was rejected because people were told that BNP supporters would be given 2 votes. Unfortunately people go doolally when you tell them someone wants to resurrect The Painter.
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  1888.  @vercoda9997  they're not "flirting with dangerously toxic ideas," they are fighting against those! Mass migration and centralised power have always been bad, and for the European nations they have become existential crises, but because corporate and state media tell you dissent is "toxic" you support the imperialists who want to destroy your country and culture! Moronic!
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  1889.  @davidtillett3577  it wasn't their war; it didn't shape their country and continent the way it shaped ours. But if you think being Indian means he should care, why does he not?
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  1890. TheYasmineFlower it looks like you're theorizing based on the dictionary definition of feminism rather than basing your ideas on evidence. In the US the National Organization of Women opposes equal shared parenting, claiming that men only want shared custody because it's cheaper than paying the mother to look after the children full time. The sexism you claim feminists are fighting is actually being enforced by feminists. And it's not because they want equality for women, it's because they hate men. #womenagainstfeminism  
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  1891. All of the alt-right are nationalists. It's the other groups he got wrong - those are latecomers who read something about the alt-right in the media, without realising the media doesn't have a clue about internet cultures, and thought "they're writing about me".
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  1892. It is not in the least bit suspicious that a democrat would introduce legislation that is part of the war on men. Why are you surprised at this?
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  1893. Steven King books might be in every airport book store, but Amazon stocks so many titles it gives everyone a chance to compete. Ironically this service to humanity has put Jeff Bezos among the richest handful of people on the planet and every other book seller is rushing towards zero! You can't fight the distribution.
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  1894. +Craig Goetsch the most fanatical hatemongers at the moment are the regressives. They are the most immediate threat.
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  1895. +Adam Geller many companies have explicitly racist hiring policies, which they portray as "diversity". If a company has "too many" men in management and says they want to change it, they are telling the world they will refuse to hire or promote some or all of their qualified male candidates, because that is the only way to change it. The same goes for race.
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  1896. The Clinton campaign was great at making people terrified, less good at making people vote. They need to come clean now and admit Trump is not a fascist.
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  1897. She lost track of her thoughts just after the crowd started cheering. Trump should appeal directly to the audience during the debates, for example by saying "am I right?" or "I know you guys agree" after making a point, just to get a good noise level up (with both boos and cheers), because that's what will break Hillary down and expose her health issues. If Hillary supporters in the crowd have been trained not to boo him, there will only be cheers. He can't lose.
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  1898. Nothing on the news. That's how you know it was "international terrorism". If they thought it was Trump supporters they'd never shut up about it.
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  1899. Barry Soetoro started it.
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  1900. +TheHowitzer his manifesto contains policies for nationalisation, women's voting rights, minimum wage, support for labor unions and representatives, tax on capital, seizure of church property, "economic councils" at the government level, and a ridiculously low retirement age.
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  1901. People talk about the crusades as if that was the first offensive in the war between christians and muslims. It wasn't. Muslims had been attacking for 300 years before then, and attacked for centuries after too.
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  1902. In case you've not noticed, EVERYTHING is racist!
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  1903. beastmode32 Every muslim ascribes to an ideology that promotes murder of people not in that ideology, and conquest of all lands not under muslim control, using migration and deceit as weapons against their enemies. "White domestic terrorists" have nothing in common with all white people but all muslims have supremacy in common. Islam has been attacking Christendom for 1400 years, it is no surprise they are still doing it today. Do not be ignorant. The media you think likes to blame muslims actually pushes the lie that Islam is a religion of peace, whilst condemning all white people for the actions of individuals like Dylan Roof. The problem with white people is not their supremacist instincts, it is the exact opposite, and that is why your descendants will live under Islam (unless you're jewish, in which case they may not live at all). If you want to know what life under islam is like, just look at every muslim country. If you think you might prefer Islamic countries, think about where migration is coming from and to!
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  1904. "Corporations, or corporazioni, in fascist Italy, were not creations of individuals, but creations of the fascist state itself, and in all aspects were designed to be a “return to the guilds,” as Mussolini put it, and not private companies at all." https://fee.org/articles/how-fascism-became-the-political-boogeyman
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  1905. +TreClaire there are a few good comments on here about why the film was made the way it was, and how it got better over time, so you should browse for those and learn something. It's not because anyone is racist, it's because of the limitations of technical expertise over physics and chemistry. Look at the women at 3:36, who is recognised by the facial recognition software in the camera that follows her face. Think about the contrast between her skin tone, hair color, eye color, lips, and the background. Is the contrast high or low? How easy would it be to program a computer to see these contrasting shades and recognise it as a face? Now do the same for the black guy she is with. Do you think it would be much harder to build a computer that could recognise his face? If so, is that because you are racist, or is it just that it's a more difficult problem to solve? The perception that this is a problem of racism is racist. Naming something that is not racist is easy, but naming something that is not perceived to be racist, by actual racists, is more difficult. This video is race-baiting.
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  1906. Islam hates the west, leftists hate the west. Katie Hopkins doesn't, so they unite in their hatred of her.
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  1907. +Pat H eventually there will be only muslims in the west, if we don't stop it happening. Remember when there were no muslims in North Africa, or Pakistan? Western laws and customs are better than Shariah, and should be protected.
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  1908. Politicians lose a billion dollars on a regular basis and nobody cares.
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  1909. There were no speeches, only payments. That's why there were no transcripts!
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  1910. "Sell out". No, he's listening to non-regressive opinions and discovering the left does not have all the answers.
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  1911. If the emails in their entirety offer no reason to prosecute, Hillary had no need to delete any. So why did she?
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  1912. Some of them do drown so whether it's real or fake is not the issue. The issue is that this is NOT OUR PROBLEM and the blame should be placed on the NGOs which encourage and facilitate this invasion. Stop bringing them here.
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  1913. It's not about what happened, they just hate white people. Any excuse will do.
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  1914. People overlook the fact the Crusades took place in Christendom. How did the Muslims conquer the people there, and why did the Christians not have a right to fight back?
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  1915. That has nothing to do with H though. It is being banned as a chant despite relating only to names on a map and the liberation of the territory's people. Many countries are no longer on maps, Transjordan being one such example.
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  1916.  @humanthefinite8304  that's not a onspiracy, and those two things are not mutually exclusive.
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  1917.  WHITES LOVE MY PLAYLISTS  how do you like to see the same pointless message spammed all over the place? You know it's true, but you will still do nothing, you will just be annoyed at the message and your inability to solve the problem of the salt. We are still eating to much salt. You need to stop. You know you won't.
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  1918. Isn't it strange how the global elite are happy to propose worldwide censorship of the internet as a deradicalization measure, but not the decolonization of France, even though only the latter would actually work!
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  1919. Weak men have adopted the feminist framing, because it benefits them to have strong men portrayed as broken or malevolent.
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  1920.  @themossad  she supports liberation for oppressed people who ought still to be living in the towns their ancestors built. She was arrested because of a designation by powerful people, not because of anything she actually did that is morally wrong. You would be arrested if they designated the instigators as bad. Power is changing, so it might happen one day.
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  1921. Compare "no breakthrough cases have caused serious illness" with "generally less likely to make people sick and far less likely to cause serious illness". A small number of people did die with Omicron in SA, and they had people in ICU too.
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  1922. That's an interesting point. We accept that it's wrong to buy alcohol for a child and bypass a shop's age check, but we allow people to keep alcohol at home without it being locked away from children, but we would charge parents with neglect if their children got drunk on it. When it comes to the internet we expect everything to be about the shop's age check and not the responsibility of the parent. It's difficult and inconvenient to have restricted internet at home, but you can say the same about a drinks cabinet, so that's not really an excuse.
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  1923.  @guillermoelnino  disorganised groups don't win.
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  1924.  @patnor7354  people used to rally round him more than they do now. It's his imperfections that made them go elsewhere, specifically his focus on countries other than his own.
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  1925. I expect the crime rate was very low when everyone was social distancing.
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  1926.  @sabinereynaudsf  if they can be used in warfare and farming/construction by non-Africans that's good enough.
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  1927.  @sabinereynaudsf  horses were tamed on the steppe. What did those people have that was different?
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  1928.  @sabinereynaudsf  the lions were a threat without the zebras too. Lions used to live outside Africa, where people ride horses. I guess the horseriders won out! Which aspect of the climate meant there was no benefit in riding a zebra? They would have had more access to water and been able to carry more stuff.
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  1929.  @sabinereynaudsf  so a zebra and human combined are less appetising. Or they could have used elephants like in Carthage and India. Why does the climate render the advantages of zebra-riding redundant?
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  1930.  @Ratzfourtyfour  the Spanish took 781 years to retake what was theirs. A few quiet years when they had to replace a leader would not signify much.
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  1931. They used Rust as shorthand 5 times, instead of promoting their product's stability and security. They allude to Rust having "innovations" without explaining what those are. The meme is real, and this is an example of it. If online personas don't matter then everyone would be happy to be represented by a white M in an orange circle.
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  1932. Why does someone's skin tone give them a better opinion? You got your facts wrong about who committed assault, so should we assume it's because of your skin?
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  1933. Did pagans fight invaders or did they consider every other ethnic group to have equal cultural and political rights in their land? If they opposed invasion and foreign occupation would you consider them to be motivatd by hate?
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  1934. Sum Arbor it wasn't really a question, it was in response to the guy saying "white supremacists" "use the religion as a basis for their hatred". Protecting your land, people and culture is not a hateful act and I expect pagans did it just as much as anyone else throughout history, and most of the world still does. Hating some of the people who do it, rather than hating the act on principle, is hateful. Hateful people should be encouraged to reconsider their hate!
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  1935. ​ @emm_arr  making someone look terrible is not a crime. Defamation is.
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  1936. The most striking thing is how indiscriminate the bombardments were.
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  1937.  @blackcatdungeonmastersfami5311  your comment has been censored. I can see it in my notifications, but it has been removed from general view. From what you wrote about what happens to certain information I know this is not surprise to either of us.
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  1938. ​ @rmenfrance7065 as Nigel explained at the recent debate, we have consistently voted against it.
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  1939. I remember that advert. It showed the government's New Swedes, and the message to the actual Swedes was clear. The hatred is everywhere though, not just Sweden.
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  1940. Thomas Trainor  do some reading, do less trolling.
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  1941. Starmer and co have no intention to fix this, they want to plough on through to the utopia on the other side, where we no longer exist.
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  1942. Hmmm...that sounds a bit far right. Someone needs a visit.
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  1943. It's not just islam, it's not just bombings. Even peaceful outsiders, in significant numbers, are an existential issue.
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  1944. Your reply was made unavailable, but you did write with the understanding that what happened was not the result of name-calling. Nothing was created by that, as I explained and elaborated on in my own unavailable comment.
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  1945. A few years ago a man was cleared of rape in court but got sued by his accuser for £80k. I can't find anything to suggest the BBC gave him a platform for his sob story. They loved it when an all-black "French" team won the world cup though. No need for representation there.
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  1946. Just like how South Africa was a prosperous, ordered society when it was European, and now it's not.
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  1947. Military recruitment in the US was at a 12-year high in December and a 15-year high in January. Nothing says more about the democratic legitimacy of a government than people's willingness to die to support it. The willingness is much lower in Europe, despite several years of scare tactics about the threat on our doorstep.
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  1948. They should have listened to critics when they introduced their "Trust and Safety" committee filled with partisan and hateful ideologues. When the whole platform becomes an echo chamber of partisan and hateful ideologues, that's the moment they need to reflect on as when things started to go bad.
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  1949.  @legalfictionnaturalfact3969  calling me a sock account doesn't refute the facts. Soros does fund feminism, and he does it to destroy the west. Google "soros femen," notice that he funded them while they attacked the west, and notice why he cancelled their funding. Google "national organisation women soros" or "womens march soros" and see some of what he still funds. You're not wrong about his intentions, but you're in denial about the goal of feminism and why people like him fund it. The trans agenda is just feminism taken to the logical conclusion (equality, equalism, quotas for women, gender instead of sex, gender is a social construct, self-identification, total absence of categories and standards, quotas apply to men now), which makes it even more destructive so it gets more support from the globalists now.
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  1950.  @LateNightHacks  those are crisis actors, dude!
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  1951. They already have single-race spaces. More common is the POC space, which is inclusive of everyone except the hated race.
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  1952. The government has been using thermometers to desensitise us for centuries. They've already desensitised us to having small glass tubes up our bums and under our tongues, and now they want to desensitise us to having our temperature read from our forehead. We must resist!
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  1953. You don't need to move the cenotaph, just tell people to commemorate elsewhere. It should be easier to appeal to people on your side than to receive a favour from those who are not.
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  1954.  @davetdowell  graves contain bodies. It's not a grave and you're not abandoning anyone by commemorating at your local memorial. If you want to commemorate on occupied territory whilst seething, go ahead.
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  1955. ​ @FreedomAintFree-ol6fy citizenship is not relevant to this. For example, there are British citizens who call for representation of their own people in aspects of British cultural life where they see too many British people. It does not matter to them that they share citizenship with politicians, business leaders, TV stars etc, it is their ethnicity they care about, and they want more of their fellows in those roles.
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  1956. The last significant end-of-support of a Windows version was for 7 in 2015. Linux is a much more viable alternative now, whereas Windows 11 requires an online account and it uploads your files to the cloud automatically.
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  1957. Omicron did. You don't need to be scared, you never did.
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  1958. You can define the global majority as any collection of people which is more numerous than the group you want to undermine. They choose to include everyone except us.
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  1959. Mercurial Man you can't create a scientific concept, you can only discover it. But discovering something is not the same as "[making] people believe in such things". Nobody needed to do that because it was so obvious that people around the world look different and live differently!
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  1960. It wasn't charity, it was a patronage network.
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  1961. It wouldn't be so hard for an 18 year-old to form an argument against racism if decades of anti-racism hadn't left us within sight of the time when Britain will no longer be British.
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  1962. They don't asphyxiate you and the virus does kill people. It can also leave you with permanent organ damage, or just leave you feeling like you're dying for 3 weeks.
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  1963. I think he knows he screwed up, and he's now trying to portray the use as criticism of the fact the crowd was laughing at the rocket. Viewing the original video again, I don't agree with that interpretation. It's surely a very weak case if this is how he wants it to be presented!
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  1964.  @mikeehinger6566  the issue is not the technoliterate's ability to find new things, it is the regular commentator's ability to explain them to the hoi-polloi.
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  1965. Im not sure it applies to this situation, but over a longer term economists would expect the Jevons Paradox to have an effect: efficiency leads to increased consumption.
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  1966. Nobody complained about that between 2015 and 2021.
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  1967.  @niriop  it shouldn't make a difference. If she agreed with someone, and holding that opinion is evidence of foul play, then the person she agreed with is just as likely to be guilty.
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  1968.  @topdum78  it has killed more people than colds do, despite unprecedented efforts at suppressing it. Colds and covid target the same population, with the same health issues and immunity level. All evidence shows that one is far worse than the other, and you own experience counts for nothing.
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  1969. It would be nice to say "we told you so," but we didn't tell them, because they censored us.
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  1970. The immigration problem in Italy has not been solved. When the elitists regained power one of the first things they did was to open the borders and invite more colonizers. Without a populist government, Italians will lose their homeland.
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  1971.  @iniquity123  so which possible scenarios do you think we can't talk about? It was an invisible flying saucer!
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  1972. Susanna Hoffs: slim, long hair and a smile. It doesn't take much more than that!
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  1973. They didn't admit any such thing. You've been told they did, but that's not what's actually happened. What happened is that they admitted the precise impact of the precautions you were asked to take was not calculated in advance. That those precsutions would have some impact is well established, but because the impact was not enumerated, you have been told there was no reason to think it was more than zero. This same trick was played several times on you.
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  1974. There's more to it even than that! There are 2 electric cars near my house, owned by people who do not have driveways. They bring a cable from their home across the pavement and into their car. One tries to make a little ramp over the cable, the other just ties a rag to it for visibility. Everyone has to walk in the street.
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  1975. Specifically, it has to get worse for the people in charge. I'm not convinced they will do the right thing, but this is the first challenge they'll face in the new era.
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  1976. Have you educated yourself? There has been a huge rise in the rate of this identity among children since teachers have begun to bring it into classrooms. There has not been a rise amongst older age groups, so it's not happened as a result of other social trends, just that it's been pushed onto children. People who oppose it have faced the full authoritarian ideology of the cult, even gone to jail for refusing to use ideological terms. That is what people oppose. They are not just asking us to be kind. Read the Cass report, and think about how people were treated for trying to warn about this and to protect women and children from these monsters.
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  1977. If we lose to Russia then we'll become second class citi...oh, hang on!
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  1978. See his pinned comment. Information has been confirmed.
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  1979. Whilst in the countryside, please don't paint it or exclude the special people!
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  1980. ​ @Proudafromexican it is only good for the [redacted], but will only be good until the county [redacted]. And the [redacted] is bad too. (edited for compliance)
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  1981.  @ovi1326  he didn't protest any other military action, just the Current Thing. It was arguably an illegal act, but the guy knew he would not face justice for a crime the regime approved of. Thus it was virtue-signalling.
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  1982. But it's disrespectful. We should not include trolls.
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  1983. No, they tried to avoid this. The virus is causing the disruption.
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  1984. I wish he wouldn't rant about nationalism. It makes no sense for him to have a utopian idealism about humanity whilst distrusting governments and accepting that things like the Sri Lanka attack do happen. The nations which rejected the traditions of their ancestors and opened themselves up to the world are being outnumbered and replaced by those who do the opposite. Openness to immigration is a losing strategy for any civilization and he knows it, but he refuses to admit it. He celebrates a culture which gives Ayahuasca to infants, yet he objects to unconsidered tradition, and he doesn't think we should hate or fear or protect ourselves against the arrival of a foreign culture which might consider drug use abhorrent and have approval from its god to blow up people as they celebrate their most holy event. No, Graham, no! THINK!
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  1985.  @Lee.Willcox  it's a racist term.
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  1986.  @Lee.Willcox  it is reserved for white women because our race is held in contempt. The term displays that contempt.
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  1987.  @ZeroMass  the wealth transfer during the pandemic was from rich to poor via the welfare system. This meme about a transfer of wealth when people's portfolios go up is ridiculous. That is no transfer, it is just an increase in value. As I explained, if you believed their goal was segregation you would have an idea where we would be segregated to. You don't know, and that is not their goal. Yes, they want people to hate us, but their goal is not for us to live separately from those people. Their goal is for you not to be able to escape. They will not give you land and set you free, so stop expecting it. You are blind to what's going on and do not have the capability to falsify your own conspiracy theories.
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  1988. It's happening again, but this time in the name of "never again".
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  1989.  @shazbotic  are there any the ECHR will not allow?
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  1990. Just more evidence showing governments don't care what the people want, they follow a global elite agenda.
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  1991.  @cathalsheehan9596  there is an unusually high rate of infections among young people at the moment.
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  1992. The lesson some would learn is "If I spend stupid money on useless things I can get exposure". That's got to be the only reason these two and many others went on; it wasn't to discover they spent too much on Disney.
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  1993.  @matthew8153  the Library of Congress calls it a war.
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  1994.  @Poldovico  it's not a restrictive design, any more than having a restricted set of notification levels is. It follows from the belief that software should not accept inputs that result in an error. If they allow Garbage-In then we all will go through the same issues that led to the end of theming again. Accents are supposed to replace a broken system, not create one.
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  1995. cheshire cat  you bent over and grabbed your ankles when the left set about replacing you with Hispanics, and now you say you'll grab your guns...against what? You constitution won't protect you, you are being conquered by people from all over the 3rd world and it's illegal to oppose this. What will you settle for? A country called America where most people have no history in that place before 1980 and consider anything prior to that "supremacist", where the media constantly blames white people for everything bad, and corporations deny you your 1st, 2nd etc amendment rights?
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  1996.  @Staurcomb  it is an ethnicity. There were Americans before there was the country, and they described themselves as a people in the preamble to the declaration of independence. Their mistake was to allow in people who would subvert this.
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  1997. It's not just the truckers, it's everyone who believed the propaganda and complied with the WEF's requests to "resist" the restrictions and open what they saw as a "window of opportunity". "The pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our world to create a healthier, more equitable, and more prosperous future". ~ Klaus Schwab, dictator of Canada, 2020. Everyone who did not see what they were being asked to comply with, who believed the lie that wearing a mask was the extent of, or anything to do with, the reset, has to take part of the blame. There is nothing Great about asking you to wear a mask, and it does not qualify as a Reset, but people were told they would wake up happy and owning nothing if they wore one, and this terrified them. They were told that by refusing to stop they virus they were fighting against "tyranny". Presenting cowards with an easy way to pretend to be heroes is how the window was opened. You fought hard for their victory over you, I know this because I saw it play out. I was fighting to get you to stop, to look at what was happening in the world, and to do good. Nearly everyone I tried to help preferred to live in the comfort of the propaganda and the delusion that they were fighting tyranny. This is your victory. You fought for it, you deserve it.
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  1998.  @macroman54  the officers are so-called because they are officers. You don't need to be scared, you don't need to be defensive. Accept reality and respond accordingly. They do need proof, which is why they got the warrant.
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  1999. Abdullah I.
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  2000.  @harry.flashman  I gave you the answer. Why are you still waiting?
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  2001.  @misterneckbreaker88  they've cast Gal Gadot as the evil stepmother Queen. There's no witch.
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  2002. Humza keeps showing us that blood is thicker than citizenship.
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  2003. He said on twitter that they'd given no explanation, but they responded to say they'd emailed him about it. The email was something like "we banned you because we were told to". How can anyone operate in an environment where they are not told what type of activity will get them kicked off a platform?
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  2004.  @Pinkdam  sorry, I've just found out what you mean by "his people". What he was studying was in their interests, and I'm sure they will make him good.
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  2005. The "capitalist system" did not create intellectual property, it recognised its existence. There is no need for people to use any type of license when they release software, unless they want to retain control over it, which is basically ownership. Just make it public domain.
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  2006.  @radman8321  it's not shared, there are no signs on that side of the road indicating that cyclists can use the footpath.
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  2007.  @JohnConstantine1710  there's a pandemic. He who allows a pandemic to run its course unchallenged deserves whatever he gets.
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  2008.  Tom Seddon-Liar  your safe space does not protect you from viruses, only facts. Do not hide, do not deny the reality of the pandemic, do not live in fear, face the world with courage like a man.
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  2009.  @JohnConstantine1710  ​ it's not your own health, it's a pandemic. Do you want the economy to reopen, or is that a loss of freedom you're willing to accept, for the safety of not looking a bit silly?
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  2010.  @JohnConstantine1710  I'm not doing what I'm told. I was wearing a mask when we were told they were ineffective, because I looked at the research and saw that it worked. I wear it now, regardless of what I'm told to do, because it is the right thing for us all to do. I stopped non-essential activities before the government told us, and I imposed a lockdown 3 weeks before the government made you do the same. It's because of people like you waiting for instruction from the government that we're in this mess now. It could have been over by April. When I was defying the government by wearing a mask, you were doing what you were told by not wearing one. How does that make you feel? I bet you drive on the side of the road they tell you to drive on, you sheep! Baaaaaaa.
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  2011. ​ @steve-rb9bm  the virus hangs in the air on particles people emit when they speak. If you block those, you can stop transmission. You can transmit it before you realise you're sick, so don't wait until you have symptoms. Wearing a mask stops some of the particles you would otherwise have breathed in, they're not only for infected people.
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  2012. He is the most mented commenter on air.
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  2013. You should look at what they criticise, it's legitimate.
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  2014. The blue side of that chart looks like a uterus #irony 7:39
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  2015. His main goal in any video reviewing a Gnome system is to make Gnome look as bad as possible and let us know he hates it. I think his worst video was where he showed how to install Gnome extensions...by downloading them from the website and unzipping them in the extensions folder!
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  2016. What happened to Kanye, and what does it reveal about power? What did he actually say to induce it?
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  2017.  @gavinlevy1693  that's what we're told to think, but what did he actually say? I know about the one you mentioned, and I know the context. You don't.
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  2018. The New Culture Forum channel had a guest on who said countries should be judged based on how they treat [him and his kin]. Why is it ok to proclaim this, but illegal to satirise it (1:01)? The video title is...well, it contains words I have been unable to include in comments which remain published. But the man is called Harry Saul Markham, so you can find it if you want.
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  2019.  @guvviyulg4821  he wasn't a criminal.
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  2020.  @China_Secret_Police  there's no cognitive dissonance, you just don't know what a nation is. France has been invaded and colonised because they made the same mistake, and for some reason you think this is only about China. But they're actually safe because they're what you call "racist". This applies to all countries, not just 1st world ones.
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  2021.  @JaneDoe-tn8tn  that's absurd. Knowing the difference between nation and citizenry, and opposing colonisation, is the essence of anti-racism.
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  2022. David Lammy does not behave like an English person. Whether a foreigner can live by your standards has no relevance to whether they will do so, and the more of them there are, the less likely they will. They identify with their own people, just like you in that bar on holiday.
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  2023. Haven't there been some important SCOTUS decisions that would have gone the other way without Trump's picks?
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  2024. You're missing most of the problem if you focus on a religion.
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  2025.  @vtecnegro85  read about the Bantu Expansion and the Songhai Empire.
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  2026.  @Munyabrwn  have you heard of Mansa Musa? Do you know who sold the slaves to Atlantic traders?
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  2027. When Nigel is PM he can decide what counts as misinformation. I hope he will use the power wisely.
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  2028. Competence or lack thereof needs to be detected early. Discovering you were playing on easy mode only when you get into a job doesn't help those with student debt and wasted years.
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  2029. Piers Morgan brought a boxing glove to a judo match instead of giving Mizzy a shovel.
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  2030.  @_MrAvocado_  you've convinced me...we should forget our differences and let everyone into the country. No bigotry!
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  2031.  @socr4820  they were there before the Bantu. They are settlers, they built the country, the Bantu are colonisers.
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  2032.  @Theactivepsychos  you don't know my thoughts on progress, only on colonisation. People ONLY know the "horror" of the Empire, because that is all that is taught. If racists like you don't think what is taught is horrific enough, that shines a light on your view of the British rather than the actual events of the past. The horror of people's lives before the age of European expansion is not taught - poverty, disease, slavery and tribal warfare. The benefits of European colonisation of the 3rd world go mostly unremarked, they are as taboo as the creeping catastrophe of the 3rd-world colonisation of Europe. The video is not about white privilege, it's about attempts to portray a race as privileged when it is not. The video is about the structural racism you call progress.
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  2033. Electricity is not a source of energy, it is a means of energy transmission. Hydrogen fuel cells are not a source of energy, they are a type of energy storage. I'm not sure people understand this, that we need a source of energy to transmit and store.
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  2034. If the pandemic has taught us anything, it's that relying on "ordinary people" to "do the right thing" is not a viable strategy. But even if we all were to accept the need to act, a coordinated lockdown would be more effective than millions of uncoordinated ones. My personal lockdown began 3 weeks before the government submitted to the inevitable, at a time when nationwide action would have been much more effective and could have been much shorter. When critics cite the effects of lockdowns on health and the economy they are overlooking the effects of the pandemic on health and the economy. The report mentioned 20 thousand lives lost due to a short delay, and people will remember the stock markets crashing and foreign factories closing during February. Doing nothing was not an option, even though it is what governments attempted to do.
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  2035. How many lines of open source code has Red Hat provided to the community in the last month? How many have their copiers made available? Why would anyone join non-contributors in a new foundation with the goal of making contributors redundant?
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  2036.  @crawford1083  I think the expectation is that the government will decide it has more need of the money than its owners do, or that people might feel they have to leave the country.
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  2037. Creating "anti-racist communities" is what brought about these problems in the first place. You don't get this sort of thing in racist communities.
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  2038. ​ @qtpaulie you don't have the right to force people to think you're something you're not.
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  2039. ​ @grahamjesson5464 it didn't come from nowhere though, it happened because our governments support the other side in their conflict. Chinese vessels are not affected.
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  2040. I think he was mocking the common claim that they are salesmen. A salesman would convince you of the merits of what he wants to sell, whereas a license enforcer would ask if you are properly licensed.
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  2041. Do you share posts about fire drills too? People need to be terrified when their office building has a fire drill, because it's part of a plan!!!1! Or it's not and you should not try to spread your fear to others.
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  2042.  @rewdwarf123  it matters because the impetus for me stating the obvious was the complaint that they have neighbours who don't like them. It won't be there forever, because the Arab nations are growing stronger and the western nations which support it have been...rearranged...such that they are less favourable to it and less able to support it. Commentators have smirked at the irony of this. There's also the birth rates to consider.
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  2043. ​ @rwdchannel2901  there was a system error which misreported balances. It will be sorted and the fees will be removed.
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  2044.  @bikingcat3283  that would be an electrical fault then! It doesn't relate to the categories as a whole, and when there's a big media story, the authorities have been known to lie to protect their cause.
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  2045. That was in the '90s, before inclusivity became the big thing it is now. Back then, it was not a virtue to have something from outside the west. Nobody thought they were being welcoming and exceptional by playing Tetris or Nintendo, for example. Those of us who still feel and act that way get accused of mid-century Germanism by people who adhere to its modern inception.
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  2046. But what if Putin wants to raise corporation tax? If we won't put our lives on the line for this economic zone, we don't deserve our tax-free cash ISAs.
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  2047. My monolithic Linux installation has Perl installed and I have no idea whether or not I need it. Meanwhile there are videos on Youtube of people creating their own minimal Windows ISOs and running on tiny amounts of RAM or cutting out all the bloat for a streamlined gaming rig.
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  2048. Hunt wasn't acting on orders, he was facing up to the reality that at some point we have to do austerity rather than just talk about it. The Debt-to-GDP ratio is unnervingly high because Real Austerity has never been tried, and it is threatening the stability of the economy - just look at a chart of the value of the Pound before the mini-budget crash! Kwarteng faced reality by trying to grow the economy out of trouble, but the currency was too weak to handle the extra borrowing his plan required. Hunt is cutting back on spending, which is the next least painful option.
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  2049. You're suggesting software should accept invalid inputs when there is no user-friendly way to show an error message.
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  2050. Blocking ads is a bigger threat to the open web. Without ads it would not be open.
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  2051.  @Durzo1259  they also wrote in their new holy book that he's in hell boiling in excrement for eternity.
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  2052. He doesn't profit from those, he spends billions globally on health initiatives. It saved him money, so go cry about that.
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  2053. Neither "finance capital" not any other type of capital is not seeking the decline of the west.
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  2054. Being a long trial is not an indication of guilt, or of a correct result. If she had been filmed standing over a dying person, wiping blood from a knife and proclaiming "I'm glad I did it," the trial would probably not be very long at all. Complicated trials without evidence laymen can interpret take longer.
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  2055. They can have our rain, it's barely stopped since August. As recently as last week there were ducks diving for grubs on the football pitches in the local park.
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  2056.  @Stepbystep74  it makes as much sense here as if you had told us that oranges are orange. Your knowledge and experience do not amount to wisdom.
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  2057.  @Stepbystep74  my point is that when someone tells you diesel fires are extremely rare, they do not need to be told that diesel burns. They already know that, they told you it. And in the context of internal combustion engines, it is not necessary to explain that combustible fuel can combust inside them.
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  2058. Fun fact: He got the coin toss right first time in rehearsal but it took 20 takes with the cameras rolling.
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  2059. She also criticised Trump for protecting his borders and repeated the lies told by the Fake News. No apology of course.
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  2060.  @g9w  "opinions that are banned in OSS nowadays" never existed, and the movement you say is tolerant never was, it was people calling for others to be tolerant of themselves. When open source was about source code it was tolerant of all the intolerant people now banning the people who want open source to be about source code.
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  2061. It was reported this weekend that Germany has sufficient ammunition to sustain a war for 2 days; some of what the US has promised will not be delivered until 2023 because it hasn't been made yet. Whatever has been pledged is likely to make very little difference, even if it arrives before the surrender.
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  2062.  @slart1bartfast587  it won't last until then. You've seen the footage, and you've heard the witnesses. Have they really been "laughed" out of court? The evidence is real, which is why the MSM denied it exists, and when it is presented to the American people Trump won't need biased activist judges. The buck stops with him, he has a sworn duty to put down insurrections. Remember, they were so convinced by the evidence they pretended it doesn't exist. They know they've lost.
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  2063.  @colby1398  specifically ethnic. They are ethnically diverse.
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  2064. He supports it because it's effective. If you look at time-series charts showing infections, deaths and vaccination doses, you can see that infections cause deaths, and vaccines stop them.
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  2065. @hayleys-w5q the muslim vote is neither left nor right, and they won't stop winning for your benefit. We need an Anglo-Saxon vote.
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  2066.  @mp3michael  I looked at the death rates recently; they are 10% higher in states that voted for Trump. Hospitals were full in various states over the last few months. Idaho declared some kind of a state of emergency to ration healthcare.
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  2067. It makes a lot more sense than forcing people to pay people who don't work.
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  2068.  @manofculture584  I suspect they already know.
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  2069.  @dougshaffer5524  yes, that's why Israel was put there. Blood is thicker than citizenship, so they have support among "Britons" and "Americans" who do not support the concept of homelands where they live. And that's part of the reason why Britain and America are in the same position as Palestine now. But people want to claim a moral high ground instead of understanding what's actually going on.
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  2070. Abba, Winner takes it all.
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  2071.  @lucatechxx  when people say they support it being done legally they do so with an expectation that a sensible process has to be followed. If they knew that people get legalised by pressing a button on an app they would not support it.
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  2072. The scarcity is a result of attempts to engineer regime change in Russia. The government does not want expensive energy, because that leads to economic decline and civil unrest. They have introduced measures to make energy more affordable, because they have no desire and no design for it to be expensive.
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  2073. If you close your eyes he's David Baddiel. Even with them open, he's almost David Baddiel!
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  2074. What's not included on that list: "incidents hostile to Germans".
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  2075. Their family settled empty land and built a civilisation which is being destroyed by colonisers whose origins are West African.
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  2076.  @simonmuhamed1071  shut up and learn the importance of grammar.
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  2077.  @camocamo6177  it's not a full stop that your weird comment lacked, it's an exclamation mark. You were attempting to give an order. If you cared about achieving a reasonable standard of English you would have known that. You're too lazy and unintelligent event to try.
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  2078.  @very7962  communists support the degradation of standards; the problem these people have is that some of us believe standards should be upheld. You couldn't spot a commie if they permanently removed SATs from the University of California's admissions process (which they did last week). What are you doing here if you can't spot the enemy at such close range?
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  2079. @dooby6400 if you watch TV the BBC tells you to buy a license, not to fill in a no-license declaration. Why do you feel so threatened by people who use their common sense?
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  2080.  @napoleonfeanor  it's the same thing with a different name.
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  2081. The death rate in the UK - from all causes, not just covid - is a massive contraindicator to vaccine refusal.
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  2082. Most went to South America. Blame the Brazilians! More were taken from Europe to Africa in the Barbary trade, and far more went to Arabia in the East African trade. Blame Americans though, because they have compassion and money so it's profitable.
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  2083.  @ShanghaiRooster  there is no limitation here. If a government has a policy of increasing the pit bull population then there will be an increase in serious bites per dog, and the percentage approach is what tells us that.
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  2084. There are so many mistakes in just the first few minutes that I can't watch this. Consider the claim at 1:53 for example, and look into the bio of Sam Tarry who promoted this scheme in parliament. Yes, he is motivated by a preference such as was claimed, but it is not for the people he wants to come here, it is for the people who will take their place over there.
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  2085. My earlier comment is not here. The Spanish didn't have this issue, it was a more defined battle.
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  2086. I just got notified of a new reply, so I must have left a comment here before. Hmmm...what on earth could have happened to it?
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  2087. I've made the same point about the property market with respect to politicians promising more "affordable housing" will be built. The amount of money people will spend on their house does not change, only the quality of the house does, so over time we just get smaller houses. They should promise more unaffordable houses instead.
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  2088.  @Tynach  demanding we use certain words is not just a preference, and it goes far beyond words anyway. Whichever comment you replied to, you showed you have missed a big part of the problem.
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  2089.  @Tynach  it's not polite to submit to them, and their demands on how we speak are just the tip of the spear. Nothing they do is good, none of it should be accepted. What started as an apparent request for politeness has already led to laws prosecuting people who disagree with the tenets of their (I get comments removed when I use the necessary word here), and parents having their children taken away. It has also damaged many of the people who accepted the (that again). You should be aware by now that they are not simply asking people to be nice to them.
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  2090. It was a Breitbart headline, "Go Woke, Go Broke: ‘Solo’ Crash Lands at Box Office," from 26 May 2018.
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  2091. I'm not sure this would have no effect on other groups. The white boys are falling behind because they are victims of systemic racism and sexism, so further institutionalising the privileges of an immigrant group would only increase their sense of being abandoned and marginalised.
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  2092. I'd like to see Colbert's smug grin vanish when someone tells him where electricity comes from.
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  2093.  @Melian_Dialogue  nationality is the same as ethnicity (look at its etymology). British is a nationality as well as a citizenship, but English is only a nationality.
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  2094. Watch Academic Agent's video on what Bezmenov didn't tell us.
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  2095. When you say "white British" you mean British. It's like how "biological male" means male.
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  2096. KDE looking like windows is not the advantage it's claimed to be. First off, it doesn't any more. Secondly, as floods of angry KDE users point out under every video about gnome, Gnome employs UI concepts which are familiar to users of the most popular personal computing platform the world has ever known.
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  2097.  @petermach8635  they pose no threat to us and the limitations of their defensive capabilities do not give the other side the right to do what it has done. Meanwhile that other side has moved to a place, declared it their own, and is continuing the process of displacement. When you support that over there you support it over here, and some of the people enacting it over here are not only supporters of it there, they have a right to return.
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  2098. Essential skills for the modern property-owning American include "making things look like an accident."
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  2099. In a way, she is defending you, because what is being done to us was done to them first. When she starts to understand that, she'll be on side.
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  2100. The idea that the Son of God is the Emperor lends weight to Ralph Ellis' theory that the events actually took place in the 60s and Jesus was leading the revolt against Rome, only to be defeated by Vespasian who took the throne. Claiming to be the Emperor, as well as being the king of Edessa, whose crowns were made of thorns, nicely explains the two things he wore on the cross, as per John 19:2 And the soldiers platted a crown of thorns, and put it on his head, and they put on him a purple robe I know it sounds far-fetched, but he has many sources and the logic is good.
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  2101. If they gave every homeless person a hotel room, loads more people would declare themselves homeless. But if they gave every economic migrant who claimed asylum a hotel room...
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  2102.  @UncleBenjs  they are fleeing France, not persecution. They are taking advantage of you, they are lying. Why do you think you know their intentions? How many are from Albania?
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  2103.  @HistoryDebunkedsimonwebb  that saying is not to claim it is literally impossible to criticise them, only that there are consequences for doing so. Look at the campus protests in the US for example: when they were criticising white supremacy in 2020 the system praised and encouraged them, but this year when they criticised the illegal actions of a small country on a different continent the system shut them down.
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  2104.  @robertseavor4304  it's not cowardice, and Montgomery only had one enemy. We have two, and one wants to fight the other.
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  2105. How can you comment on these issues and insinuate that Clause 28, which restricted teachers from promoting homosexuality, was wrong? Are you not aware of what is happening in schools?
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  2106. In other words, Squid Game viewers are like Q followers. But one is lauded while the other is condemned.
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  2107. Britain was Britain before we had fish and chips.
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  2108.  @braindecay9477  not mistakes, to be honest. He outright lied about the tweet and misled about why musk told advertisers to stop. Musk didn't tell advertisers to stop advertising. TF's not mistaken, he was being malicious.
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  2109. A country undergoing colonisation will have its laws and customs changed to suit the new population. That's what's happening here. If only the natives/founding stock care about animals then animal welfare laws have to be changed when the population changes.
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  2110. You don't need to imagine what the left's response would be to a male conservative version of Greta Thunberg, because we know what their response was to 15 year-old Covington Kids being told by a red supremacist to go back to Europe.
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  2111.  @donaldhysa4836  Russians fight wars against armies, not against cities.
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  2112. Someone put up a load of stickers where I live telling us migration is beautiful and the housing crisis is down to capitalists not building enough houses for us. Why don't we just import capitalists to build houses for us?
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  2113. In a culture obsessed by race anyone criticising the culture has to mention race. That's not an obsession.
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  2114. I read recently that "a tactic blindly repeated and ultimately successful is, in hindsight, indistinguishable from a strategy". The munitions situation is a consequence of the west having no grand strategy. Rather, it is being pushed along by identitarian agitators seeking to increase their power with small grabs wherever they can make them, which they usually accomplish by using the repeated successful tactic of calling people names who are not sufficiently "nice" to preferred groups and interests. That's no way to maintain a global power base, or even to maintain a coherent society.
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  2115. He wants to stop children being castrated. Is that the source of your hatred?
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  2116. Applying the "half your age plus 7" rule, he shouldn't be looking at anyone under 30.
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  2117. The leak was likely an accident, and there is nothing in the evidence presented here that would lead a reasonable person to think otherwise. The weapon was the promotion of anti-lockdown hysteria. China locked down whole cities for a handful of cases, and they're doing much better than the west now.
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  2118.  @ianlarman  Andrew gold recently interviewed the developmental biologist Dr Emma Hilton on his "heretics" channel. She has both facts and credentials, it's worth a listen.
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  2119. Are we supposed to think National Front marches were a bad thing? They can't have been as bad for Britain as the thing they were marching against - just look at Birmingham today!
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  2120. Anyone who has topped a scone both ways knows the Cornish are being deliberately provocative.
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  2121.  @OrthodoxRomanians  that makes no sense. If you can't see the analogy look harder.
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  2122. @OrthodoxRomanians  it was a point made in the video. I questioned the relevance of broken fibers and have been given no reason to change my mind.
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  2123. Nathan Barley was so ahead of its time people were still emailing memes to each other. And not calling them memes.
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  2124. That's not the next most pressing issue, by a long way. If you want to know the priority watch the adverts.
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  2125.  @Deadsmegma  for starters, anyone who demands representation, because it's an admission that they do not want to belong.
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  2126.  @markmccormack635  and you don't need one to eat cheese. But you do need one to install or use a TV receiver. You can read the law yourself if you are still confused.
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  2127.  FIEND PHOTO  no, you need one to install or use a TV receiver. Stop crying, just read the law if you're confused or panicking.
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  2128. We already don't need TVs - just give everyone in the household a laptop or tablet and a pair of wireless headphones, and they can all be watching different things, without being disturbed by other family members. They can even do it in separate rooms! The meta future is already here, but who wants it?
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  2129. Give him some credit for making it easy to read between the lines.
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  2130. ​ @heycidskyja4668 they won't, and it does.
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  2131. The Live Tiles system in Windows 8/10 improved on the system tray but developers ignored it because the bad old way was still available: status updates/launchers from all of the applications a user chose were made available by clicking the Start button, and could be sized and positioned by the user. Gnome has something similar in the notification menu, which is used by its own calendar, clock and weather apps, but other applications can ignore it because everyone installs a system tray extension.
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  2132. At least the (formerly?) dominant culture in the US is that of colonisers, but it's not your status as having come from elsewhere that motivates them - the colonisers of the UK use the same word against indigenous people!
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  2133.  @kordelas2514  you're using wizardry, not describing reality. The words I use are not to your liking, but the presence of virions has been recorded, and if you yell me which words are acceptable to you for the telling of this fact, I will use them.
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  2134.  @kordelas2514 I'm not shifting anything, I have already offered proof. You can't give me words which you will accept in the telling of that proof, so you will have to disprove it instead. After all, you are trying to convince other people, are you not? The people you are trying to convince can google the words I used and find that you are incorrect in your assertions, so rather than disputing the words I use, you need to provide some reason to doubt them. The more you persist in not doing that, the more obvious it is that you cannot.
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  2135.  @kordelas2514 you made a statement yet you claim not to want to convince anyone of what you stated. Excuse my lack of belief in that! Let me remind you that you are refusing to accept proof solely on the grounds that you don't like the words used in its telling. Stick to the topic and let me know what words you will permit. I'm here for a few more minutes.
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  2136.  @kordelas2514  you lost this a long time ago, and still refuse even to try to win. All you had to do was let me know what words you will accept in the telling of the proof. The proof has been given, it just needs to be rewritten in words you will accept. Or you can use a search engine with the words I gave you, as I explained before. There is only one reason for you not to do either of those things, and it should have been obvious to you long ago that I know what it is. Insisting on me repeating something I have already done, but not allowing me words with which to do it, is not a demonstration of competence or knowledge. It is evasion, we both know that.
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  2137. Electricity is just a medium for the transmission of energy. They are only telling to use less energy, not less electricity. You do not need to be scared.
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  2138.  @danielmoura1944  why would using less energy make the price go up? Do you ever think, or do you just take on all the fearmongering and hide under your bed?
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  2139. Nothing gets out of the way like Gnome does, and that's a common requirement people cite. There's no distractions, and the overview is the best thing on any desktop.
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  2140. Money is fungible. They're basically asking the taxpayer to fund their Disney trips.
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  2141. There's nothing more radical than condemning someone for trying to warn about impending disaster and holding the type of view that is almost uniformly common all across the world and through all of history prior to the last few decades.
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  2142.  @TheAdArchive  it didn't happen, he made it up. It is not something that has been ignored, it is fiction posing as history. Elsewhere in these comments someone is trying to defend it on the point that the film is not meant to represent reality!
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  2143. Being nice is part of merit, whereas the anti-merit crowd focuses on skin tone and genitalia.
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  2144. A nation is a group of people connected by birth. What you call a nation is actually an empire. When people blame a government policy for the presence of people who increase the crime and poverty rates, they are not engaged in collective judgement, they are criticising a bad policy.
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  2145.  @named4mars933  he's not trying to understand, he's trying to justify colonialism.
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  2146. The only behavioural change smart meters are likely to induce is using washing machines over night instead of during the evening. It will shift demand out of peak time, but it is costing billions to implement, which could have been spent on a power plant instead.
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  2147. @colinmatts  Peter explained in the video, you ought to watch it. None of us were good in the film whereas all of the director's folk were, and in the real history we accepted his people. It was only when the type of problems he now creates started to become visible that we realised the error of our ways.
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  2148. ​ @PassiveAgressive319 he's a national hero for that. Don't cry.
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  2149. ​ @Steven-vo4ee they're unlikely to get only 1 MP given they're the 2nd biggest party and still growing.
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  2150. I got censored for pointing out that the EU is not cratodemic. We made the right choice.
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  2151.  @Steven-vo4ee  they're the 2nd biggest party and have just passed the tipping point. If you can't work it out yet, work it out next weekend. The Tories spent 14 years failing us. Nobody wants them, and there's a conservative alternative now.
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  2152. May is a feminist. Says it all.
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  2153. Because we tried to be nice.
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  2154. Podcast style videos have to be uploaded in a high resolution because nobody knows how the recommendation algorithm works, but everyone believes it prefers high def. I watch them at 144p with the window minimised, to save electricity.
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  2155. On the plus side, they do have a great variety of kebabs available there.
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  2156. After all that struggle it's so sad that the treasonous elite has committed Ireland to becoming majority non-Irish by the end of the century. Their evil will not be tolerated for long, and the violence will continue.
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  2157.  @Crashed131963  occupied by the EU?
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  2158. There was a pandemic.
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  2159. You can't nix The Styx!
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  2160. ​ @justinpatterson5291 it's not their property. If you can dispose of it, you own it. This is not an issue of ownership, it's an issue of what the product is, which is not a TV.
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  2161.  @yoshi314  if you can break it and not be sued, it's yours. The fact it is connected to a service you don't own has no effect on your ownership of the product.
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  2162.  @joecartwright9221  they rejected him and the holy book they now use was written 300 years after his time. They're not on your side, nor his.
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  2163. They are already victorious, and they did everything they could to prevent the thing you say they want to happen.
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  2164. Where do people get extensions from when the Chrome Store deletes the V2 ones?
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  2165. The nice beach does not invalidate the "open prison" claim, because if you swim too far out you get shot.
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  2166.  @DesHewitt-mj8lb  supporting a principle which would see your own country colonised is not actually a good thing. But your comment in which you expressed that opinion has been removed (it's only visible in the notifications panel), which is ironic considering what you have posted elsewhere here.
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  2167. It's weird that this is receiving so little attention, because I know it's the type of story news outlets like to report on. Just to make sure I hadn't been dreaming about that, I searched for "tesla" together with an appropriate keyword beginning with R, and got loads of results about the case where one worker heard a word uttered by another worker (who had a license to use it). The same search but with IBM substituted for Tesla also gets a lot of results, but they are about how IBM has been fighting the big R by not buying ads on X, apparently to atone for its own past, which remains newsworthy decades after the fact. Sometimes it seems that the world is the complete opposite of what we are told it is.
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  2168. @Ploopah  unless you can find books in that genre that were not burned, I'll continue to accept that it was the content, not the authors. And if all of the authors were not German, that tells us a lot about what was really going on. We've seen from the recent result of not stopping that genre, that stopping it was the right thing to do. If the genre was an external force directed at Germany then what we are told is not the whole story.
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  2169. They just don't want to help in the longstanding plan which is being put into action there. None of the people who leave will be allowed back, just like they are not allowed back to the towns and villages they fled from before.
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  2170.  WHITES LOVE MY PLAYLISTS  we're eating too much salt.
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  2171. "Liberals get the bullet too" - Antifa
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  2172.  @ConfusingZark-hj5bt  their first blog post is from October last year whereas the acronym goes back at least to 2022.
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  2173.  @graye2799  did you read the opinion piece that came from, and know where it originated? Do you know the wef says the predictions it made are dystopian?
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  2174. Connor she made a response video because she's a subject of this one and can explain where he went wrong about the alt-right and alt-left! However, she's a better libertarian than the guy who made this video: she knows that migration and a welfare state combined are not libertarian, and knows that there will never be a libertarian USA if migration is allowed to continue. Migration is a leftist strategy to prevent small government ever becoming a reality.
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  2175.  @22DeusVult22  he wore a grey sweater and pulled it up to his hairline the whole time.
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  2176.  @windradyne8724  when a virus infects people with healthy immune systems it is the mutations which give it most new functionality that will survive and spread. Mutations are not a conscious action on the part of the virus, they are random. To reduce the number of harmful mutations we reduce the number of mutations, by reducing the number of virions, by vaccinating.
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  2177. They don't need the public on their side, they can get them jailed or sacked.
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  2178.  @guss77  not all of it is GPL, and the restriction is agreed to by licensees. No license is violated, no source may not be redistributed, and their lawyers obviously think this works.
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  2179.  @guss77  they are not forbidding the distribution of any source, only of the product as a whole. The fact non--lawyers think they can't get away with it means nothing.
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  2180. One huge difference between then and now is that whereas Rome extended into other civilisations, today other civilisations extend into Europe and the Anglosphere. We are not really "inclusive," we are told to use that word to make it look like what's happening is a good thing rather than an existential crisis.
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  2181. Stop paying them, adblock them instead.
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  2182. Mike R. have you seen the evidence for the existence of crisis actors or were you told it was just a conspiracy theory? Wasn't there some weirdness about the length of time the parents had lived in the place, as if they had been placed there for a reason? If we can't question the government's official narrative, why do we need more than one news organisation? from Anonymous Conservative's blog: "Interestingly, the father who is suing him claims he has moved seven times since the shooting, which I assume is true. He claims it is because of harassment, but I think I recall reading something about anomalies with the housing records of the victims, which indicated several may have been moved in there relatively close to the shooting, as if they were nomadic."
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  2183. The cost-effectiveness of taking out a drone with a fighter jet should be calculated on the value of the infrastructure the drone is aimed at, not the cost of the plane.
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  2184. He was mocked for his lack of practicality. Try doing that about African women with pots on their heads!
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  2185. 897 in the last week. I think I recall hearing that the average lifetime cost is £250k, so that's £224,250,000 (probably more, because if they were even average they would be able to find a way to come legally). We could fill a lot of potholes or repair some school roofs with that money, or simply not tax it in the first place so people could spend it on things they like.
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  2186. No, they want uses to have choices. They just want it to work and for users not to have to be given a set of colour pickers to get their unique accent right in all the conditions shown at 7.45ish.
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  2187.  @tpog1  in the VFX videos he used VFX's clips to criticise VFX himself. Watch the original vid where the rocket clip is used, and you'll see the narrative TF presented here is not accurate. He'll lose, and he knows it, but he can't admit it yet. Why do you think he reframed his usage of the clip since the last video about Malman? Why did he blur the footage?
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  2188.  @thomascromwell6840  he was accused of consensual activity and there was at least one women they spoke to who had no complaints so was exuded from the documentary. That's not a strong case, so we should be especially concerned that they began investigating him when he started to move away from Corbynism. The case against him is biased as can be, and the government bias which you claim is "make believe" is not even being hidden. The journalists prejudiced a case against him by publishing anonymous supposed allegations, and the AG has proclaimed that type of behaviour to be contempt of court. But they will not face prosecution because they are attacking an opponent of the establishment.
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  2189. I only watched the first 13 minutes and there was no "debunking," only personal slurs and agreement about the low oxygen level. You should be able to debunk the "masks are harmful" claim in 3 minutes. If I see someone making that claim, why would I link them to a 43 minute video which spends the first 13 minutes confirming their own theory and making pathetic personal attacks on someone?
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  2190.  @jharekcarnelian  Nobody is criticizing Miriam Margoyles here. It is actions, not existence, that people do not like. When you use slurs instead of self-reflection you fail to address the issues.
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  2191.  @jharekcarnelian  the memes will continue until you self-reflect. Noticing you is not a crime.
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  2192.  @jharekcarnelian  but not the Peruvians. Why would that be? People do not like what is being done to them, and it is not Peruvians doing it. You use slurs against people merely because they notice who is acting maliciously against them. And you do not criticise the malicious people. You give yourself away in every comment.
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  2193. They were not accused of blasphemy, at least not against Islam. They were charged with "hate," which is blasphemy against progressivism.
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  2194. We don't have to, we are made to by people like Starmer.
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  2195.  @lesigh1749  if you don't understand what was happening, don't try to be sarcastic about it.
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  2196.  @Jeremy-Ludlow  everyone leaves themselves open to it, but the police treat others with kid gloves.
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  2197. You just watched a video of 5 black kids beating up 2 white ones and the reporter didn't mention race because, well we all know why. Yeah, those stereotypes from Trump supporters are definitely the problem here.
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  2198.  @Old_Ladies  diversity is another word for colonisation. Anti-racists oppose diversity. Opposing colonisation is not racism. Accepting the result of a study on the effects of diversity is not racism. Diversity diminishes trust, and lack of trust is one reason why the US is doing so badly on a number of issues. Your racism does not counter that logic or those facts. You need more than mere assertion and racism if you want to convince me.
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  2199. They should have waited for John's update.
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  2200. ​​ @HELL-BENT74 the 2021 census result is more accurate than yours, but it would undercount people who don't want the government to know they're here. Simon has done a couple of videos about shipping containers in the back gardens of London houses, which show the issue might be significant in numbers. That 36.8% claim is probably too high.
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  2201. He should ask the people who saw the devastation and left those places.
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  2202. How is it "election interference" when they investigate voting irregularities? You should be concerned by the fact that such an investigation is "unprecedented" when the irregularities are anything but.
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  2203. Did everyone else read that with an African accent or was it just me?
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  2204.  @ef2718  that's a misrepresentation. You can go to jail for that.
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  2205.  @tonynoonan3723  2:25 it doesn't sound like he was being anything less than serious.
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  2206. They are not experimental. Stop being a drama queen.
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  2207. They're assuming all Chinese people are Asian. Some of them are Russian, most notably in a small northern town which was on the wrong side of a border change.
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  2208.  @karyne826  it was taken from them. They want to take it back.
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  2209.  @lizeggar2421  please do not make that distinction. Being conquered legally does not make it any less bad.
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  2210. One of the points discussed but not made explicit here is that representation in a multicultural democracy is not the same as representation in a representative democracy. A lot of people have not yet learned that our type of democracy has been changed.
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  2211.  @EgoBrain1  they didn't ask to be moved off their land. They have a right to get it back, and what has been done to them is far worse than what happened on one day.
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  2212.  @cameronbosch1213  I don't think the people cloning their product paid them anything. The people using the product will keep paying and keep not copying it.
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  2213.  @raydematio7585  you can't counter facts by invoking imaginary Jews.
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  2214. John Doe the UK government is islamophobic. They do what they do because they fear Islam.
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  2215. "He told police he found Ms Brown badly injured in the garage but did not call emergency services because she asked him not to, the Supreme Court of Victoria heard on Monday." Does anyone actually believe that? He didn't even put her in a bed, he left her on a hard floor. Why did this story not generate the same international outrage as that of a woman being killed by an autistic white man?
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  2216. They planned it years ago. The events in Maidan in 2014 were essential to the plan, this would not be happening without that and the conflict with Russia. I knew it back then and tried to warn people but they didn't listen. It was obvious because economic collapse and civil unrest leading to the overthrow of governments is exactly what governments want, so they planned for that to happen across multiple countries and multiple administrations within those countries, with opposing parties following the same script because collapse and overthrow was obviously what they wanted and is a great benefit to them. Yes, it was all planned. Why did nobody believe me?
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  2217. They are bred for temperament and jaw strength, not for weight.
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  2218.  @americanfreedomworldpeace  Google's support for Android 5 ended nearly 7 years ago; nothing before version 12 still has updates. Being able to run a browser on an obsolete OS is not a win.
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  2219.  @sparschaler3536  they are created to empower the worst type of person and introduce identity politics into a project, so there is nothing good about them. Even if a project genuinely needs one, and creates one which doesn't follow the toxic formula most use, that's a sign that the project has people who don't know how to behave. A CoC is always a bad sign, it tells normal people to stay away from the project, and removing normal people who know how to interact with other humans is not a good idea.
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  2220.  @Robster881  searching for information about Fahir Amaaz being charged, all I can find is that neither he nor his brother had been charged as of last Tuesday, and the police refused to say why.
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  2221.  @onemynde8915  at 3:18 those numbers he refers to are sensational and the fact he shows them at all demonstrates he believes there to be a conspiracy to hide the real scope of the outbreak. Other people who cite the same data are being censored by unaccountable private corporations, it's only John's bedside manner that keeps him online (maybe helped by the fact his video titles are so cryptic).
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  2222. It's not the character of the Palestinians that Egypt and Jordan are concerned about, and they know that the conflict is not against them, so there will be no reason to think they will do in Egypt what they are doing in their own land. It's the character of the other side they are concerned about, knowing that if any refugees are taken, they will not be allowed home. We can be sure this will happen, because the last time they had to flee, they were not allowed back. Moving people away and not allowing them back is a sure fire way to take their land. That is what this is about, it is not to save anyone from conflict.
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  2223.  @nullvoid3545  maybe your intent would have been clearer if you hadn't called him a phobic person who needs to grow.
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  2224. Throwing a ball.
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  2225. Where is the Huguenot community, and calls for Huguenot representation? They are often invoked as an example of historic diversity, but work better as an example of how people of a similar background are less detrimental.
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  2226. His party has had 13 years to reverse Blair's damage and stop Common Purpose style subversives. Instead of doing that they let in record numbers of the type of person he complained about.
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  2227. 13:20 this looks like an updated version of the Messerschmitt Bubble Car
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  2228.  @flyingllamas7574  the BBC hates white people and likes to portray them as slaves. It's not snowflakish to oppose genocide, it's snowflakish to hide from non-progressive opinions.
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  2229. Wolfensohn was making a prediction, not revealing a plan.
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  2230. Shaun S more will come to see the truth in the next few years. They can't hide it forever.
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  2231.  @poisonvax1927  they do. Read Leung, N.H.L., Chu, D.K.W., Shiu, E.Y.C. et al. Respiratory virus shedding in exhaled breath and efficacy of face masks. Nat Med (2020). Costco has announced all shoppers will be required to wear a mask. That's a place you want to go to now. Avoid places where people are not wearing masks, you're more at risk there.
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  2232.  @samara1516  watering the flowers was kind. Calling the police was kind. Telling the police she made a mistake was kind. There is so much kindness in this scene, and no racism. The only person not being kind was the pastor when the police arrived to protect the property he was on. The racism came later when the lawyers, activists and media started hating on the people they always hate on.
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  2233.  @b1ueocean  one group faces oppression, has no group representation and is mostly ignored when not being shamed and blamed; the other is given an easy ride, all the attention and all the compassion because they have the most powerful identity in the western world. That's why we assume differing reasons for the failures of each. If you don't get it, search "empowering black voices" and "empowering white working class voices". Try to find any institutional support for whites. Now search "privilege".
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  2234. Yes, they might not impose restrictions soon enough.
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  2235. You've got the offence/defence the wrong way round in the Israel situation. Palestinians are still trying to remove invaders.
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  2236. There were people living in the CHAZ area who reported the same thing.
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  2237. Step 0: Import vast numbers of people from incompatible cultures, some of whom will be extremists, so that Germans will rise up to protect their own culture, who can then be labelled "extremists".
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  2238. We need those higher taxes though, because Afghans' hotel bills won't get paid otherwise.
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  2239.  @markburton8303  there's no good quality images when I do that search, but the type of fire suggests it was not diesel. The weird thing about this is how so many people became experts on diesel fires and concluded in minutes that it could not be an EV because they didn't want it to one. Around the same time as this fire there was one in New Zealand where the official story was that the fire started at the back of a house and spread to the EV charging in the garage, despite footage showing the back of the house unaffected while the car was alight. Official stories protect official polices, it doesn't mean they're true. Databases can be updated.
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  2240. Spiked and BLM only care about police brutality when the focus of the brutality is not a white person. This is not about police brutality, it is black nationalism.
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  2241. ​ @creatorsremose just noticing things and calling them out. How did Texas's anti-free-speech bill come about, and why was it worded in accordance with identity politics?
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  2242. That goes for both sides.
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  2243. It won't end, because we're not all the same, we're tribal, and we don't like disparate outcomes. The only peaceful way out is considered extreme, but we'll get there eventually, just without the peaceful part.
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  2244.  @FallenRobot  I sometimes go for a walk in the evening and can see the TVs in the houses I pass. There is no crime in doing that.
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  2245.  @johnweeks6267  that's out of date, I heard it's up to 115 now. And it's always a surprise, completely unfair, and based solely on irrational hate. It's definitely not because anyone interfered with people's constitutional rights to criticise gcides in foreign countries.
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  2246.  @eyespy3001  that's what I find most weird about this cultural vandalism - at some point they have to explain where the diversity went between then and Bilbo!
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  2247. I was hoping we'd get to find out what happened to the original Brigitte.
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  2248.  @jupiterisaak1004  they invented gender in humans, they did not try to end it. Before feminism, gender applied to nouns. They introduced it as a way to make the distinction between men and women socially constructed, and that's where we are now.
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  2249. The law requires you to have a license to install a TV receiver. So if you have one connected and tuned in, you can be assumed to have installed it. They don't have to prosecute you for merely having it installed though.
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  2250. Chrome was only 3 years old when the Gradients bug was logged.
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  2251. That's in Scotland. Try Berwick-upon-Tweed.
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  2252. BBC often has multiple pro-remain speakers in a row. Academic Agent sent a complaint about an occasion when there were 6, and he read the response on his channel - they brushed it off because they're allowed to be biased outside elections. But Sky showing a different opinion is bias...in a remoaner's mind.
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  2253. At the bottom of this she's right.
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  2254. Categorising participants based on government documentation rather than reality opens the door to unscrupulous regimes which might classify all their athletes as women and take home every medal. If you don't think it could happen, look at some pictures of the East Germany women's shot-put team.
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  2255. Why don't they embrace diversity? Did you see the truck escorting the caravan that had an Israeli flag on it?
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  2256.  @thaiseasondreamlife7378  that's complete nonsense, but if there was any truth in it then the people who believed it would be the most supportive of anti-pandemic behavioural mandates. Curiously, they are the most determined that we should do nothing to end the pandemic - you know, the thing that's allegedly being used to bring in global communism! So even the people advocating the conspiracy theory don't actually believe it enough to want to stop it.
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  2257. Stefan Unson Africans gained knowledge from the Europeans too, but they were unable to do anything with it and ended up wasting the infrastructure they inherited.
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  2258. This would have been better with an expert not carrying so many biases from the modern era.
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  2259. It's ridiculous to claim their protest is motivated by a prejudice against the people who took their land and oppressed them for decades. You're over-using the word in a way which diminishes its power.
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  2260.  @eltiolavara9  not so, they were just a massive butterfly flapping its wings.
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  2261. Billion Dollar Biscuit that's not what a snowflake is. Learn words, and be prepared for when the snowflake tech workers declare criticism of capitalism to be "hate speech".
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  2262. Germans were interned too. But their lives don't matter so nobody cares.
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  2263. Elitism has failed, we need to take it down.
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  2264. To me their CoC says "we attract a lot of unsocialised people and can't work out why".
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  2265. Fewer than.
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  2266. The Luton one wasn't parked, and the physical properties of the fire don't fit with official claims of it not being an EV. When it comes to new vehicles, parked and with everything turned off, you ought to choose a diesel to park next to.
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  2267. If he had any facts to hand, he would have given sensible people hope.
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  2268. Sargon was criticising the video he clipped; he retitled it and edited clips of it together as a response to that video. TF is using the clip to make a different point, not to criticise the video itself. He earlier claimed that his work was transformative, and now he's claiming to be criticising the people heard in the video, which if you watch his original you can see is not true. Changing his tune is not a good sign, even if the claim he's now relying on were true.
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  2269. Two Greg Hunters: there is a Greg Hunter who used to work at CNN and is now an independent journalist who uses the phrase "legacy media", and there is a Greg Hunter who is a composer and sound engineer. The musician's Wikipedia page includes the assertion "He has been attributed by Tarl Warwick as being the originator of the phrase "Legacy Media"." And that's why nobody should use Wikipedia.
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  2270. A cosmetics company in Ukraine virtue-signalled in favor of the terrorist attack on the bridge, and days later their warehouse got hit by a missile. So it could happen. Obviously that would be a terrible thing though, if they're reading this.
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  2271. I'd be more inclined to vote for Reform with Farage at the helm because Tice was pathetic. It's not a cult of personality, it's just that he has one, and a par of balls.
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  2272.  @lotharkarlingi3130  he did not say they were dumb. He said it was interesting that they would be excited, but that successfully landing a rocket is more impressive. Watch the original and think about why he needs to misrepresent it now! Think about why his representation of it has changed since his last response video.
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  2273.  @lotharkarlingi3130  he was not criticising the crowd in that video. Watch it, and see for yourself. Nobody will be convinced by the argument he is putting forward. He if takes it all the way, expect him to lose.
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  2274.  @SionOriega  all usage of stock footage is transformative, so why does anyone ever pay? Did you watch the original video? He did not use the clip to criticise the fans, he used it to show that Musk's rocket is no great advancement from what was available 20 years ago. In his own words, "the video that we're talking about here was a 20-minute video about the lack of progress of Elon musk using recyclable rockets of which this was just an example". You think we can't have "epistemic knowledge of his reasons behind creating the material." We can: that quotation was from 16.12 in his first video response. For some reason the stated purpose of the video has changed since then! I believe the reason is that he realised it was not fair use. He provided "evidence that Thunderf00t used the video as stock footage and not as part of the broader critiques" and then realised, like you did, that it would lose him the case!
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  2275.  @LordZordid  "Thunderf00ts entire work can be considered a critique. And thus falls under fair use law. " Do you think he could play a copyrighted song over his end credits just because he criticised something in the video?
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  2276.  @SionOriega  stock footage is paid for because it adds value to the thing it is added to, not because its use devalues the original. How can the original have value if it can be used without payment? How can it be devalued if it has no value? Stock footage is not intended to be of interest on its own. You don't get to use something for free from a stock photo gallery just because your audience would not browse the gallery and look at random pictures of things! All use of stock footage is transformative. So is it all free?
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  2277.  @atlehman69  he did not say that from the beginning! Watch his first response video, where he said the video was about lack of progress with recyclable rockets. He did not commentate on their cheering, he referred to it in passing while making the point about the lack of progress with reusable rockets! Just watch the video.
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  2278.  @flipnotrab  it IS the real problem. Russia was negotiating for months before the invasion to get Zelensky to stop bombing Donbas and not to seek NATO membership. Russia said membership would be incompatible with the concept of Indivisible Security, whereas bombing Donbas was against the Minsk accords which Ukraine was bound by. Zelensky chose war when peace was offered, and in April he did it again.
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  2279. AFK they would all notice the same thing and quietly never go to Tim Hortons again.
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  2280.  @samchaleau  I actually posted 2 comments. I always ctrl+c each comment in the expectation it will be censored, so that I can rephrase it and try again if necessary. Then I posted the edited version and that went too.
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  2281. That's what I love about these AI girls, man. I get older, they stay the same age.
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  2282. ​ @PaulyThaDon you think we don't know that, you didn't realise that the issue is "per capita" 😢😮😅🎉😂😂
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  2283.  @American-Plague  no, there was no hint of that.
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  2284.  @PaulyThaDon  something made you cry, but you had misconstrued others' comprehension of the situation.
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  2285.  @American-Plague  sarcasm doesn't work in text, which is why people use /s
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  2286.  @keyakaabag6017 why do you hate people who are unwilling to show support for a violent criminal? The league should have banned him, but even though they failed, that does not mean people should not be condemned for applauding him.
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  2287. Mozilla has teamed up with the deep state to promote fake news and censor alternative opinions. Try Pale Moon.
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  2288. Down?
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  2289. Didn't they use "for the muslim not the jew" last time?
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  2290.  @andrewjoyner4133  there is no benefit in getting over tribalism though. If you're not going to impose on foreign national groups within your country, they will continue to act in the interests of their group and against the interests of your own. You can't just ask them to be nice to you. Neil Basu is the UK's top counter-terrorism policeman. He's south Asian. This week he said that south Asians should not feel they have to assimilate, and blamed white people for the problems of multiculturalism. He is supporting his own nation and nobody will stop him, least of all himself. He's also said that segregation leads to extremism, so his views on non-assimilation (essentially self-segregation) are not even coherent. It would be natural for people of the UK's other nations to question his motives and to want to see one of their own nation in his job. If you google his name you'll see Indian press celebrating when one of their own got the job. If they won't stop being tribal, we'll have to start. But if each nation had its own country, its own government and its own counter-terrorism branch we wouldn't need to -- race and nation would become irrelevant in politics! That's the world Spiked wants to see but they think we get there by doing the exact opposite of what's required.
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  2291. Remotely hosted filter lists are not remotely hosted code, they are more like user input. All the code exists in the extension, but it parses the lists to make rules for blocking resources.
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  2292. They've been building on flood plains for years too.
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  2293. There is nothing strange about people willing to trade and have sovereignty. You know nothing, James Stewart.
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  2294. She said it's her right to take a gun to DC. Actually, it's not. Some of the J6 people had weapons, left in their cars outside the city.
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  2295. There are some of those near where I live. They've been there for years and children can play in the streets there, but recently with all the fearmongering, people have become terrified of them. They weren't concerned at all until they were told to be scared by them. They did what they were told to do.
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  2296.  @frankmill2.07  the EU is not Europe.
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  2297. You can install (and uninstall) directly from the website. You can see the instructions at the top of the page at 5:23
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  2298. Defending this as freedom to assemble is the second dumbest thing in the world, right after defending it as freedom of speech.
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  2299. 15 minutes of common sense followed by a disavowal of the BNP! This is why we lose!
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  2300. Their home countries are shit holes, which is why they're fleeing. They were better when they were governed by Europeans! It's not our fault that they failed, and they are no longer our responsibility. The past is over, they rejected us. North African muslims conquered Spain and Southern France, but I bet you'd be complaining if millions of Spanish and French went there and started changing the place beyond recognition. In fact, France once did that, and they ended the Barbary slave trade too. Everyone says that was a terrible thing when the French did it, basically because everyone's racist. Macron apologised for it, but the Moroccans will never apologise for invading France.
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  2301.  @jimmydean123123  this is about a crime which is largely cause by the people who are being blamed for it. There is no reason to criticise people for pointing out that a particular group is causing this, especially when that group is politically powerful and the lax policing which enables the crime wave is directly a result of that power. Any other crimes or issues you might want to bring up to deflect from this are wholly irrelevant.
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  2302. It will come to that, as the only way to restore the balance of justice.
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  2303.  @thechadbuddha  I'm fine. Do you have a problem? Are you still scared?
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  2304.  @VeronicaMist  there's more than one, and they do stop infections. Did you know that natural immunity does not stop reinfection? Someone got reinfected, so natural immunity obviously does nothing. You know, we probably need to discuss these things in the aggregate instead of as binary outcomes!
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  2305.  @stephend9899  what do you think was a wrong answer? I stated facts.
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  2306.  @evelynvanzale4757  what is the connection to natural immunity?
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  2307.  @paulettelamontagne6992  wow, I've not seen the "not isolated" propaganda since 2021!
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  2308. ​ @emm_arr  she said she had no evidence. He was cleared by a proper investigation.
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  2309. Skip to 7:22 if you already own a gold mine and don't need the one Paul's selling.
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  2310. 8:47 this is wrong. The BN want what you claim, as is demonstrated, whereas the others simply want that not to happen, do understand that it IS happening and know the best way to stop it is to live separately from the people who want to do it.
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  2311. They are effective, not 100%, but they are effective. People who are too scared to take one are indeed to blame for their refusal to take it, and for what happens to them, and also for the continued effect of the pandemic on the population. Did you bypass the news that covid causes blood clotting? Funny how that and other important information was kept from conservatives, but not kept from the left. Hmmm....why would people most likely to oppose authoritarianism be encouraged to make awful medical decisions?
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  2312.  @rijamor  you lied, I told the truth. If you can't handle that, so be it.
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  2313.  @nelinjo  that's not what "sheeple" means. A sheeple is someone who believes the propaganda, such as "gene therapy". There is no gene therapy, you are just following the flock when you believe obvious lies like that. There is no "plan" behind this either. You have been fed a lie, and you believed it. You're like a sheep, blindly following. The boosters cut the infection rate just like the initial vaccine rollout did. There is no mystery, and no reason for you to be scared. There is a plan, to scare the sheep. I've seen it, and I call it out wherever I see it. What do you think of the increased survival rate in the wave following the vaccine rollout? Did you know about that, or do you immerse yourself in conspiracy theories and fearmongering instead of looking at the data?
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  2314.  @jtwahoo6477  the OP comment is about Israel, which has a high vaccination rate and falling case numbers. Lockdowns being implemented is not a sign that lockdowns failed, it is a sign that not having lockdowns in place led to the need for lockdowns.
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  2315.  @quietatse  th eIsraelis have agency, and after decades of not being there, the UK shares no blame for the current situation. Isrela could have accepted people back into the towns their ancestors built, and incorporated them into their democracy, but they just didn't want to. That was their choice, not the UK's.
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  2316.  Don Vito  why end it when everyone practices it, and it's intrinsic to our nature? The problem is not that we can't get along, the problem is that we're forced to. The left says racism is systemic and a product of power, not someone saying rude words. The only systemic racism is targeted at whites, who have no power to end it, therefore all racism is only against whites. There are no systems of racism targeting other ethnic groups - they all benefit from racist government policies, they are all allowed to have political groups representing their ethnic interests, and all institutions are seeking to benefit them in terms of employment, "representation" etc. There are no non-white victims of racism.
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  2317. We're all in his world.
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  2318.  @julienolan5022  a city is a city. You can be terrified of new services built within an existing city, and if you were awake you would be. You specifically, not people in general, because there is no need to be scared of things like Uber and Just Eat, which is essentially what you have been trained to fear.
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  2319. Vaccination does not encourage viruses to mutate. Mutations are random, and the likelihood of a dangerous mutation is a function of the number of virions, which is reduced by vaccination.
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  2320. @CaramelMcNastyy  there might be a reason she didn't open the door, such as it being locked. And there might be a reason she filmed the event, such as not being able to get out of the car and wanting evidence or something to deter the driver. There is no "exactly" about this.
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  2321.  @tammcd  are you being facetious about the difference between "saying" and "writing" or are you confirming your ignorance of the issues facing Europe?
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  2322. ​ @qtpaulie there is no such phobia. It's resistance to control.
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  2323.  @ThePurpleFantum  ironically, the practice of dismissing these things as social constructs and arguing that items or behaviours do not represent either sex is actually a social construct itself! This nonsense is not inherent, it is social.
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  2324.  @RowanLovecraft2  they are separate nations, they do not have to leave, they do not have to respect the way Americans choose to live, they do not have to leave you alone. If you want them to do those things you have to make them.
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  2325.  @RowanLovecraft2  refusing to accept reality is why you're losing. I think what you're suggesting is that by continuing to ask them to stop winning, you will make them stop winning. I'm not sure that will work. They like to win, that's why they do it.
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  2326. $100 billion and he can't afford a haircut.
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  2327. There can't be a credit without a debt.
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  2328. This thing looks like being a lot of effort when all they needed to do for a ratings buster was put a grumpy fat man on a farm.
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  2329. I'll add Brasil to my list of sane countries to flee to. It's not a long list.
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  2330. It progresses from those symptoms. The original strain brought on headache, anosmia and a persistent cough, but people died of pneumonia.
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  2331. "Biased," not "bias".
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  2332.  @grimnir8872  it's a common mistake which you might want to correct. Or you could be content to be wrong about absolutely everything. I offered charity, that is all.
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  2333. We've seen what it was funding.
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  2334. The pensions issue could be solved with temporary workers if we stopped handing out citizenship. No need to give them benefits or NHS care, or pay for their children's education. But the left needs to grant citizenship because they need the votes. There would be no pensions issue if we didn't have state pensions. The statist way is to bring in foreign workers and tax their productivity; the free market way is to invest overseas and take dividends from their productivity.
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  2335.  @mjwilliamsb2676  ​ yes, you call populism nativism because you think that makes it sound bad. We call it anti-colonialism because that is what it is. Elitism is politics which supports the elite, populism is politics which supports the people. What benefit is there to a native population in being replaced? The elite see a benefit to themselves, so they go ahead with it with no democratic mandate or even a consultation. That is elitism, it is colonisation, it is undemocratic, it relies on lies and censorship, it is what you support, and you think adopting the twisted, self-serving "morality" of the elite makes you a better person than those who oppose all those things.
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  2336.  @rationalityfirst  I identify as futuregender. My pronouns are Soon and Later.
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  2337. The islamofascists made some big moves in 2015 too. Was that too early? They've made huge gains in Europe since then.
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  2338.  @arthurballs9632  it's not as bad as London, but far worse than the South West. Not the most homogeneous at all.
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  2339. @diqweed69  the law was enforced against the people who criticised teachers, and nobody used their amendment rights. The law was used to make people legitimately resident in Springfield OH and nobody did anything except complain. We are in no worse a position than you, except for what T is doing.
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  2340. @diqweed69 I just remembered that 2 people did use their amendment rights during the campaign, so I was a little harsh in my response. But in general you get what we get and do nothing about it.
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  2341.  @diqweed69  we're in the same position you were in a week ago. The reason those 2 guys could use their 2a is that they had a single target which represented most of what they wanted to overcome. For us it's different, we have a whole system to contend with, and no weaponry can be effective against it.
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  2342. A 33-bit signed integer would suffice for a quick fix.
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  2343.  @HerosofCornelia  if there was a case to allow foreign subversion you would have led with it. Instead, you go with something like "we have to decolonise the curriculum because otherwise we'll have to show our papers to take a dump". You can't make a better case, because what you want is indefensible.
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  2344.  Gareth D  it's only "biased research" if you're lying. You want people to spread the disease to kill as many people as possible, and the narrative you tell in order to fool them into doing that depends on certain claims for which you refuse to provide any evidence. All I ask for is the evidence you use to make your own decision. I linked to a study showing the effectiveness of masks, so you know I'm telling the truth, and you know I know I'm telling the truth. We both know that I am informed on this subject. You link to nothing, and we both know you're lying. More than that, I know you know you're lying. But who are you lying for? Who benefits from an extended pandemic, extended lockdown and many more deaths? Who are you benefiting with your lies?
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  2345. It's getting too real now. When there's no gas we can put a jumper on. When there's no pies we overthrow the government.
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  2346. "The madness of Candace Owens" It's called courage. The asylum system is not broken, it's working the way its operators desire.
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  2347. Complaints based on usability are not based on feelings.
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  2348.  @original_yosemitesam  if you have evidence to support the claim, I would welcome it. I think it's not true, and I think it's not about me any more than the claim is about the claimant.
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  2349.  @lookoutforchris  I'll take that to mean you don't have any evidence and simply want it to be true. It's not true.
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  2350. "The labour party is unified in purpose" They all want to get rid of him?
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  2351.  @MrTaytersDeep  find an old map and look at the name of the place between the sea and the river Jordan. It's not on recent maps, it was wiped off. Think about who did that. The slogan used when they did that is being used today by the people who want to undo it. They want their land back. Yes, they do just want peace. They had it before the bad guys took their land.
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  2352. Toothpaste will be next.
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  2353.  @CaptainKenway  DT opened 3 applications when he wasn't reviewing the installed packages. In all 3 cases, he typed the app name instead of using the apps grid. That is why the apps grid is not the default view. -- The "useless page full of blank space" contains all your open applications, allowing you to select the one you want to switch to, or just see what's open. This is a more common activity than opening an application you don't know the name of. There is no reason to hate having a full-screen applications menu. When you're opening a new application you are not using any other part of the screen, and you are switching to a new context. If anything, you should hate having the menu squashed into a corner!
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  2354. Why does her skin and genitalia have any bearing on whether it was wrong to restrain her? If she's been in the country for at least 20 years, why does she have a foreign accent? If she was a regular customer, why was she treated that way and why did she assault him? Your story does not add up.
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  2355. This is not the tirst time a citizen has received such an order, but they're usually reserved for people who have caused mischief such as prolific shoplifting. I hope the man understands that the people he works for do not support him and have more than enough power of their own, that they do not need the support he has been so selfless in offering.
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  2356. Hold a BLM placard while you do that, if you want to experience true freedom.
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  2357.  @Stantheman848  what's the inflation rate in the Netherlands? Why are Germans being told to wash with a wet cloth instead of taking a shower? You lost Brexit, it was more than 7 years ago, you need to stop being angry. You got conned into wanting something that was bad for you, and you have remained conned ever since. If you stop being angry about that, and think rationally instead, you will come to thank the people who saved you.
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  2358.  @kirstylloyd8292  they chose this book for a reason, and because of their ideology.
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  2359.  @owlabouteverything2066  nobody is confused about what is being portrayed.
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  2360.  @jobdylan5782  do you know who YouTube, Facebook etc partnered with to determine what is "hate"? It's not weakness that got us where we are, it's a desire to help outsiders, which outsiders have exploited. You overlook that people who want an ethnostate also want to challenge that ideology. By your definition cancer is a superior life form.
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  2361. The empire left, and those places remained the same. There is no comparison; the empire colonised mostly-empty places and administered where there was already a civilisation. People are not coming here to build a civilisation or to administer trade. If they wanted to build they could go to Mongolia, or do it where they live.
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  2362. ​ @asd3601  Pakistan (East and West) was created by the Indian Independence Act of 1947, which came into force on 15th August. Its independence day is 14th August, whereas Bangladesh's independence day is in March and their independence from Pakistan was in 1971.
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  2363.  @PaulChapman1bz  there was no saline, they just aren't what you were told they are. mRNA is not a therapy.
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  2364. He will conquer the world, 10.2 inches at a time.
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  2365. Arthur will return when the British need her most.
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  2366. Still holding out for Styxhexenhammer the Plushie.
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  2367. Preventing the copying of software configuration is not a violation of open source licenses.
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  2368.  @powelltv  they delayed and will see more deaths than China, even though they had several months' head start and more information. "sensible advice" for sure
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  2369. They didn't fight their way in though, this is nothing of the sort of what was talked about in 2001
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  2370. There's only so far we can retreat...
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  2371. At least 2 people did not believe the cameras warn of a cliff edge, which was the whole point here. You're confused!
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  2372.  @vtecnegro85  what's that supposed to prove? Can you tell me which South American Kingdom taught the ancient royalty of China? Having a king is not unique. It's not an achievement. It doesn't make you great. Nobody is impressed. Boasting that you had a king once makes you look like a failure, because the only reason to make that boast is if you have no actual achievements. That's why people laugh at " we was kangs".
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  2373. Another factor against the river theory is the weir, which locals say traps sheep which sometimes fall in. If she went in upstream from that, she would probably have become stuck in it. However, the satellite view shows there may be a way to enter the river beyond the weir close to where her phone was found. If we're allowing for a 3rd party involvement she might have been chased there and then fallen in. It's unlikely, but so is every other explanation.
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  2374. We should walk instead of using cars.
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  2375. Google pays for reports of critical exploits, and a search reveals Microsoft did in 2013, maybe still does. They also contribute to open source via hosting, cash and dev time.
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  2376.  @Jimmy4video  the EU wants the downfall of your government and system of government, to be replaced by themselves who are unaccountable to you. You need to oppose them! The only way to save your national systems is to tear down the EU.
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  2377. It's the result of moving jobs abroad and paying people to do nothing. It also doesn't help that successive governments have brought in millions pf people whose contribution to GDP/Capita is negative.
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  2378. ​ @CrochetNewsNetwork she banned free speech in her state
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  2379. ​ @Snotnarok  he made a wallet and put someone else's logo on it. He used their logo because it adds value which the LV brand created. A company called La Californienne did the same thing with Rolexes a few years ago, and lost their case to the Trade Mark owner. Their watches were modified Rolexes which they had first removed the logo from and then they replaced the logo after making their modifications. They could have left the logo off, but that would have made the product less attractive to customers. They could have modified generic watches, but that also would have been less attractive. They used the Rolex logo to make money from other people's work, and that's what the wallet maker has done. He could have used any material, but chose one featuring someone else's logo, and he put the logo front and center on his product. You can see in the video that he first puts his template on a piece of the LV fabric which he could not cut to have the logo in the center, and then moves his template to a part where the logo can be cut more favourably. Just because one Trade Mark owner allows it, that does not make it legal. You did say that, and you had not already said you didn't - you didn't even refer to the sentence in which you said it. It is the use of the Trade Mark that is the issue, not the use of the product. They initially thought that it was not even their product, because without the rubber backing which the wallet maker removed, they didn't recognise it.
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  2380. ​ @lucyinchat it should have been a ban rather than removing the provocation. Provocation is not free speech.
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  2381.  @amandah2490  people with bunkers full of food are not the ones anyone needs to worry about right now. The people YOU need to think about are the infected ones waiting with you at the food bank, and the criminal ones waiting for you to walk home with a load of tins. Don't be a prepper though, because Hollywood made them look like loons, and you're not a loon. Amirite?
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  2382.  @MsDesiree39  precisely.
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  2383. They're not pathetic, they're winning.
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  2384.  @harnois75  they are backed by the power of the word "racist". It was invented by a communist for precisely this reason.
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  2385. The statue became a problem only after large numbers of African colonisers came to Britain. Taking it down is a hate crime.
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  2386. They're a lot less sensible than their reputation suggests. Tice submitting to calls for candidates to be removed was not a good sign, and his comments in support of the status quo regarding the most important change to Britain in millennia ought to have led to his own deselection, but didn't.
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  2387. Nobody expected a famously efficient nation to use such an absurdly inefficient method of dispatch, and it only happened in camps liberated by the Soviets, so it was a long way from Antwerp.
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  2388.  @maegary8107  why not? It is completely useless as a strategy for avoiding infection.
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  2389. ​ @kidsteach938  yes it was. Comprehension difficulties? Nobody cares that you're still alive after 2 years. It is 1 data point and carries no relevance. It is not meaningful or interesting.
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  2390. @MasterOnion North no, it makes no sense at all. What do you think natural immunity is, and how can it be used as a strategy to avoid infection?
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  2391.  @kidsteach938  why are we not calling it "Naturally Acquired Immunity" any more, and why is it being pushed as a strategy to avoid infection? It is relevant in the vaccine passport debate, although infrastructure to prove the existence of antibodies is more complicated than that to prove vaccination, but it is not relevant to the case of declining vaccine effectiveness. So it is not relevant here, and that is my point. If you understood any of this you would not pretend to be knowledgeable, or pretend that I am not!
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  2392.  @SeaJay_Oceans  fortunately the data on deaths and infections shows us that isn't happening. it's easy these days to defeat the propagandists, we just need the inclination to do it.
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  2393. They skipped the letters Nu ("new" - new variant) and Xi (Chinese president) and went straight to the one that sounds like a sci-fi robot that wants to take over the world!
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  2394. But what if "Guilty until proven innocent" is in the TOC?
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  2395.  @NaijaHakeem  if you think this is racism you must be a racist. He is pointing out the dishonesty of western media, much of which is in their narrative around race.
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  2396. It's been 500 years now and white immigrants to the Americas are still facing racist attacks from far right natives. Sad. #IStandWithImmigrants
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  2397. Jared Taylor makes legitimate criticisms of government policy and the country's dominant ideology. That's not hate.
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  2398.  @eitantal726  the most disgusting thing in this whole saga is not that a load of politically aligned people were taking money that was supposed to go to starving children and diverting it to their friends, it is that people support what they did even after the full stench of it has been revealed, and attribute the malice that was at the heart of the operation to the very people who put a stop to it.
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  2399. Unless you have multiple devices.
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  2400. He explained in the video that other Snow White films have been made and it's only Disney's telling which is copyrighted by them, not the original story. Disney is not confused about this.
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  2401.  @darrenambrosia  you didn't name any of the people who gave evidence in court. To counter your claim that as a person with a legal background (which carries less weight than people able to assess the evidence) you can't tell the obvious, I pointed out that people with relevant backgrounds disagree with the jury. You should be able to accept that.
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  2402. The fungus is not within the coronavirus, so it might be endemic to India and not elsewhere, and be more apparent when people's immune systems are under a heavy load.
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  2403. He did touch her, so it was s physical assault. I wouldn't call it violent, but it was clearly assault. He pushed her arm away when she tried to recover white house property from him. If someone did that to you you wouldn't be very happy!
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  2404. It's not about beliefs, it's about land. Palestinians never attacked the Jewish Autonomous Oblast in Russia, because the people there did not take their land and oppress them for 70 years.
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  2405. The "divisiveness of the Trump years" was caused by the unhinged leftist reaction to his election, not by Trump.
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  2406. Why make this about race? The same thing happened to me, but I answered their questions politely and did not get arrested. Claiming to be a pastor is easy, I could have done that too, but acting like a pastor is the way to go!
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  2407. Let's not forget the time the police escorted a group of people armed with bricks to where TR was campaigning in the European elections.
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  2408. But far right means "worried families concerned for their children's futures".
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  2409. ​ @HistoryDebunkedsimonwebb did you look at who actually is responsible, and notice how they are connected? Others have done so.
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  2410. They did not go closed source. To be open source you have to provide source alongside binaries, which they do. They do not allow their configuration to be cloned by customers, that is all.
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  2411. This makes the USA seem like a fractured society whose president needs to do a prime-time TV appeal for unity.
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  2412. 25:43 Fully-vaccinated people in Mississippi: 2% of cases 11% of hospitalisations 14% of deaths I hope those stats are wrong! Did a large number of unvaccinated people test positive very recently or are vaccines leading to hospitalisation?
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  2413. This is the best example so far of CoCs being created to empower their creators against community members rather than to bring higher levels of conduct to a project.
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  2414. You can't call it suicide when it's being pushed by people who are not of the West.
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  2415.  @Prockski  he said the same about SpaceX. They have gained users and are moving to a subscription model, which is more secure than an advertising model. The head censor has been removed and the head of a major censorship "partner" left a few days ago, so things are looking good. But there's always a chance it could all fail.
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  2416.  @MelaninMagdalene  the latest retrospective study from India shows it's 90% effective. Do you have any data for Chinese medicine?
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  2417.  @AddamSolo  in the UK 77% of the population has 2 vaccine doses and they account for about 39% of symptomatic cases. The vaccines are not perfect, but they are better than exposing yourself or your population to the virus. The sheep are being told to get infected rather than vaccinated, because the health outcomes from infection are massively worse than from vaccination. The propaganda is being targeted at the people most likely to oppose the regime, and it is working. It has been internalised by its victims and become viral itself. After more than a year of telling you to take the pandemic seriously I'm actually beginning to enjoy watching the propaganda play out among the perpetually terrified and deliberately ignorant. You deserve it, you fought hard for it.
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  2418.  @lalalol1215  there are still people dying elsewhere, despite the knowledge of how to treat the disease. But the death rate among the vaccinated is much lower than among the unvaccinated so we can be very confident that the vaccines are effective.
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  2419. The extended lag in the drop-off in the death rate in the US can be explained by the drop-off in cases being due to changes in the number of PCR cycles in the test, as per the WHO recommendation the day after the inauguration. How many cycles are they using now? Are the numbers manipulated for political gain?
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  2420.  @MagikMan643 "It all happened in a split second." You pretend to have played the sport, but you come out with this! Goals happen in fractions of seconds too, but nobody says they are accidental, and everyone who has played a sport knows how quickly decisions can be made. There is nothing in the video that makes this look like an accident.
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  2421.  @skandalbanker  that's not a high standard to meet. Bombing military vessels and spying on the US is not too high for some people though, so in a way you've not done too badly.
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  2422.  @UnkleRuckusNoRelation  if you can't use it to end tyranny they have nothing to fear.
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  2423. @GrandInquisitorcensorshipisbad nobody's fighting though, and the bad guys have been winning for decades.
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  2424. Their arguments against merit are nonsense, and are motivated by hate. He did not seek conflict, it was imposed on him.
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  2425. If the natives don't show they were incited by the comments, then she can't be done for incitement. When coloniser communities are likely to riot or blow things up at the drop of a hat, natives cannot step an inch out of line, or they may accidentally incite something. Starkey was inciteful, that was his crime.
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  2426. Each paper cut wasn't worth a day off work and a trip to London, and then you realise you've lost several pints of blood.
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  2427. Any government which implements "hate speech" laws does not care about your privacy.
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  2428.  @abdullahamir351  some of the 80% will get pneumonia, suffer terrible pain, be hospitalised for weeks and not die. They are fools to think the current CFR is any indicator of how they should respond. And the more they ignore it, the more the health systems will be swamped with cases, and the more likely it is that younger people will die.
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  2429. Slaves were initially taken from there to Arabia, many centuries before Atlantic travel and European involvement.
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  2430.  @interesting7454  some of the people who are colonising France are descended from the colonisers of north Africa, but I think you're criticising only Europeans here. The colonisation of France is a completely different situation to the colonisation of Africa - it is a densely populated developed country which is being colonised by people who failed to create a worthwhile civilisation in their homelands. The opposite is true of European efforts to build Africa.
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  2431. True for economic collectivism, but false for national identity (which is often wrongly dismissed as collectivism).
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  2432. FTX was an exchange, not crypto.
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  2433. I started out the same. I don't hate them though, I hate being forced to endure them, and being subjugated to enable their rise. I have no gripe with the "them" that lives far away and does not interfere, and I wish merely to have no gripe with anyone.
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  2434. They were coming in the 1950s, nobody stopped them.
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  2435. Built-in blocking is the way to go, because the value of an ad-blocker is in the lists of dodgy urls, not in the code which applies them. I use Brave, by the way.
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  2436. If you want an English word, decolonization works. Unfortunately it's being used almost exclusively by the people who want to colonize Britain.
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  2437. He's demonstrating the type of cough.
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  2438. Last time I used Windows, in May this year, the updates and restarts were not forced.
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  2439. Maybe he wasn't seeking shelter but to conquer.
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  2440. They should be blamed for owning pitbulls, not for what the dogs do.
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  2441. The people doing this to us think their future will be like their past but with tanned faces doing the work for them. What it will actually be is constant riots and no indoor plumbing.
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  2442.  @The_Lord_has_it  equality of outcome is being achieved by giving people jobs based on things other than competence. They can't redistribute from people who know mathematics when the jobs are given to people who don't, or when nobody knows mathematics.
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  2443.  @CoolPapaJMagik  completely true.
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  2444. The inflation will come when the markets believe the debts the Fed bought won't be repaid. It would be like if under a gold standard they had injected money into the system by buying gold-plated tungsten bars.
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  2445. All proven true? How did the "new normal" one work out?
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  2446. Portraying yourself as a cat leaks information about your personality. It's not just an avatar.
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  2447.  @furtivedolus2504  so what they doing is not just for anonymity.
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  2448. Her opinion has 2 foundational assumptions. Firstly, the number of deaths the lockdown has failed to prevent is equal to the number of deaths there would have been without a lockdown. Secondly, there would be no economic consequences of large numbers of people getting sick and needing time off work, even though the sicknesses would be concentrated in individual business locations which are basically nodes in the supply chain. The largest meat processing plant in the US was shut down at the weekend, 20% of New York police are off work, a similar number of London underground staff are off sick. This is with severe social distancing measures, it would be worse and more widespread if we had none. However, I do expect there would have been more of an effort to manufacture or import masks had we not embarked on a lockdown, which would have helped somewhat.
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  2449. Why would anyone serve a regime that hates them?
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  2450. I want to vote for whoever wrote his script.
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  2451.  @rockon8174  equalitarianism.
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  2452. Cattle farming is used by some farmers to rejuvenate the land. Banning cattle because of poor land quality is the opposite of a good idea.
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  2453. There's no hope if they win.
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  2454.  @nottodisushttoagen1309  if they won't let us protest they certainly are not going to let us form millitias.
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  2455. The country of 1914 or 1939 is no longer available!
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  2456. Most violence comes from the left but you can bet the EU won't call for the deletion of posts calling free speech activists "Nazis" by people who say it's ok to punch Nazis.
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  2457. ​ @jharekchameleon-o4s the history of Yemeni attacks on shipping is less than a year, and they're leaving Indian, Russian, Chinese shipping alone. Continuing to do the thing that singled out our shipping is the "not got a clue" option. The history of the thing our governments got involved with is longer, but the right thing to do is still easily determined.
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  2458.  @swokatsamsiyu3590  I know. Here's what happened: Someone said this is our fault because we have a democracy. I pointed out that we do not have a democracy. People inferred that we are therefore not responsible for anything, and they blamed the "messenger" for their cognitive dissonance. I stated my disagreement several times.
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  2459.  @illegalopinions4082  it was done to us. We did not do it to ourselves. We were not silent. Why would pointing out that nothing has been done make people do something? It hadn't been done yesterday or last week either, and didn't make people do anything then. Why would your telling people they chose it make them want to change it rather than accept it?
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  2460. Are you sure about that? Canada is asking all citizens to self-isolate for 14 days upon return from abroad. I heard that's mandatory for foreign visitors but can't find anything on their website right now.
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  2461.  @Andy_Sidaris  it's just the video of him telling the protesters he will go to jail if they don't let him through, and them not letting him through. He might have been mistaken about what would happen to him, and he might have made it all up, but what the video definitely does show is that the people blocking the road do not care at all. Anything that happens to other people because of their actions is no concern of theirs, because they have virtue.
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  2462. People who support the type of bias we see at Red Hat often say we need an honest conversation about race. If we ever actually had one, nobody would wonder why tech conferences look the way they do. To start to understand the power politics behind this, do some research into calls to bring diversity into both hockey and basketball.
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  2463. The "hate crime" they're responding to is people on twitter explaining who is doing all the looting.
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  2464.  @suitnboot8332  there are no paragraphs. That is the issue, and despite some commenters claiming they can see them (they are wrong), OP did not claim there were paragraphs, he went with the "I can't be bothered trying to have standards" line. You support that. Can you explain why it is good not to have standards? If you can't, perhaps that explains why OP failed to engage further.
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  2465. Ironically, the most demoralised among us are now immune to anything Russian.
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  2466. They are complaining that men are imposing a male work culture on women. But this is just women using the power of the state to impose a female work culture on men.
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  2467. I recall that about 10 years ago there was a coordination of games journalists pushing a message along the lines of "gamers don't have to be [games publishers'] audience". I'm not even a gamer and I knew they were wrong. 10 years later the data surprises nobody other than journalists and the remaining captured/infected games publishers.
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  2468. ​ @GretsGarbo-h9m for one, it is not about Britain. Even the things he mentioned which do affect Britain, the Yemenis for example are just reposnding to our government's support for a state conducting what the ICJ has condemned and the Yemenis began their actions because of. He thinks we should double-down on doing the wrong thing because of the consequences of doing the wrong thing.
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  2469.  @JH-lf4ql  It is acceptable.
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  2470.  @dr.doolittle4763  to be fair, there are some Catholics doing it too.
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  2471. Why were the people who are most likely to oppose authority trained to respond to the next pandemic by doing absolutely nothing that would protect themselves? And why did they comply?
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  2472.  @alecboyyes  they already play the victim successfully. They don't want to be actual victims, they want power.
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  2473. @transitfran1126 we're not being divided into tribes. The exact opposite, in fact, but it's not working, because it can't.
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  2474. If they didn't like black women, why did they hire her? It was less than a year ago, so what made them change (other than her behaviour of course)?
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  2475. It was a precautionary measure to prevent his death. An action taken in advance to protect against possible danger, failure, or injury; a safeguard.
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  2476. The people responsible for the mess we're in will be delighted to be able to have angry Brits fighting police on their front pages the next day instead of the first draft of history being a true account of what they have done to us. Stay away.
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  2477. zorak there can be no conservatism when whites are not allowed to counter the identity politics of the left with their own group interests, because collectivism wins over individualism. If you want to end their racism, you need to let white people say "this is bad for us, we will not allow it". Saying "this is bad for America" has failed because the left cites racial interests in their defense, and conflates America with "whiteness" which everyone admits is bad. It all comes down to white people not being allowed to act in their own interest.
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  2478.  @royhodgson8390  the data disputes your propaganda. Did you even watch the video? Do pay attention at 5:20 if you decide to watch it. You have been given the wrong impression of people who follow the data rather than the propaganda.
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  2479.  @Thurgosh_OG  do you have a source? I saw other people commenting to say he got convicted. If no action was taken against someone so obviously guilty, why are people so scared of "goons"? There is no reason to doubt the evidence was worthy of a warrant, and there is no need for the scare quotes, since a witness statement is evidence.
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  2480. Will that person be removed for creating a hostile environment?
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  2481. +Bukk McInnes and Shapiro are anti-alt-right, Milo says he's not part of it. #1 goal is a future for white people, free speech is a means to an end because every country* and almost every media outlet opposes their goal and wants to shut them down. *except Hungary, which is ironic because Orban jailed Richard Spencer for wanting to speak positively about white people. But that was before Merkel opened the gates, and Orban seems to have done his homework since then.
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  2482. +david it's interesting that she is committed to the idea of a Jewish state but doesn't like people who want a British one.
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  2483. The dead guy's sister called for people to burn the suburbs instead of their own neighborhoods. CNN cut it after she said "don't burn our shit" and claimed it was a call for peace.
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  2484. One of those sites that identifies offenders by country of origin is "gangrapesweden" (dotcom). Have a look whilst it's still legal!
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  2485. I'm glad "Professor Emeritus" is in there. We professor-gendered individuals need representation.
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  2486. captainbloodloss1 many of the immigrants are not Mexican. Mexico doesn't want them; it sends them to the US. The UK has the same problem with Syrian refugees in France. The French do nothing to discourage them from illegally entering the UK, and even puts its detention centres near the channel tunnel entrance. Trump has said he wants to build a wall across the border, with a huge door in it. So the people who can make the US better can be let in and the ones who would make it worse can be kept out. Why would anyone have a problem with that, or consider it racist? It's the same policy that gets applied to white immigrants! When people criticise Trump on immigration it's basically just the racist leftists. They keep out white people with criminal records, but create "sanctuary cities" where laws are ignored, in order to cater to dark-skinned foreign criminals. Why is racism tolerated?
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  2487. Another sign of a new epoch is that we call the candidates' supporters "fans"!
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  2488. They also can't understand that a man might treat one woman differently to another woman, based on the actions and personality of each woman. To the left every woman is the same, an empress, and needs to be treated with reverence and kid gloves. That's the real misogyny.
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  2489. I've not heard of any attacks in Hungary yet. We should do what they do.
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  2490. They get the same as the other students. Their problem is that they're racist.
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  2491. White supremacists don't want you dead, they want to be allowed to live separately from you, without you voting to affect their way of life, and without being given priority over them with "affirmative action". Muslim supremacists do want you dead though, and the left will support them and prevent criticism of them.
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  2492. Henry Ruddle U.S. child support guidelines state that in every case that has addressed the issue the court has decided that an underage boy is liable for the support of 'his' child even when the conception was the result of statutory rape. So it wouldn't matter if he tried to contest the orders. See the wikipedia entry for Hermesmann v. Seyer. He didn't choose to have a child so his behaviour cannot be considered shameful. Men are people too.
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  2493. Henry Ruddle you say "decided to be part of his child's life" as if he ever decided not to be. He didn't know he was a father until the mother wanted his money! Every case has gone the way of the rapist. Every case. And the guidelines say that every case should go the way of the rapist. Every case. Why think this one could have been different? Was there a paternity test?
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  2494. That doesn't mean the IRS pays for your accountant 100%, it means your accountant charges extra because they know you can claim some of it back against income.
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  2495. If anyone's radicalising "young white men" it's idiots like her!
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  2496. "Man up and get married"? Fuck you. It's no longer a man's job to provide for a woman.
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  2497. +Stefan Hohnwald as a general rule, that's true. But we should treat people as individuals. Those who have adapted should be welcome.
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  2498. Alexia Katrantzis there is no choice when it comes to funding schools, and no choice when it comes to attending schools. Don't ban religious education, but don't force people to fund it or attend it! Parents who want their children raised in a certain tradition can do it on their own dime. I would say the same for leftist politics in schools!
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  2499. Reactionary, boring, unoriginal. If he had some intelligent basis to his thoughts and was entertaining he might have got more likes even though people disagree with him.
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  2500. ferretace the "politically correct" side is not without its own bigotry, and a lot of adherents don't understand who actually holds power. They have no problem with silencing a person just because he's white or male, for example, without considering that he may be in an under-served minority group, such as a male undergraduate, or that what "SJWs" believe are powerful members of his "group" - CEOs, government representatives etc. - don't give a damn about him and continually put in place policies which make his life harder in favour of members of preferred minority groups. So the average white male does not actually have any power, but the racism and sexism inherent in political correctness enables people to silence his opinion and stifle his career whilst considering themselves morally superior.
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  2501. Well that explains why Heat Street has so many anti-Trump articles and never a good word (or even an honest appraisal) of the alt-right. They are going for that incredibly niche pro-gamergate, anti-SJW, pro-globalism, anti-European readership.
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  2502. Khorton014 it's precisely because people believe his message is "rooted in hate" that he should be given a platform. We need to know we're being lied to, to protect ourselves from the real toxic messages.
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  2503. Reptilian eyes at 25:42
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  2504. +Massimo F it's company policy to let men use the women's room. It doesn't matter what other private facilities are available, anyone who wants to go in the women's room is allowed.
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  2505. +SameBasicRiff actually, identity politics has made democracy anti-majority. "what happens to democracy when millions of muslims outnumber Europeans in their own country?" we'll see if identity politics is really anti-majority or if it's anti-white. I suspect it's the latter, and a non-white majority will be allowed to rule in its own best interests.
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  2506. +Yvaelle that makes no sense at all.
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  2507. +Cerberus Hex it's not a semantic difference: a leader is someone you choose to follow, a ruler is someone you are forced to follow. Anarchy has leaders, not rulers. A CEO is a leader, because people choose to work in that corporation and have the option not to.
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  2508. Give it to Hillary. She's got the experience, knows how to set up an email server, and it would help bring the country together.
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  2509. Weird to see TYT laughing at people who claim flags make them unsafe.
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  2510. +Rick Valentine next: cameras in the women's room, for their safety.
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  2511. +Rawbeard taking money from the people who make a country rich makes it poor, and it's immoral. Yes, socialism is evil.
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  2512. It sounds like the sort of thing you say as you give the command to power up the death ray.
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  2513. +TramanTraks yes, but today's politicians didn't post pictures of drunk parties on Facebook 30 years ago. in 20 years time a lot of people will think of the skeletons in their closets and rule themselves out.
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  2514. 21:20 they can't answer the question "why should everyone be treated equally" because they don't actually believe we should be treated equally! I bet many of them would be happy to discriminate against men or white people, and a recent survey found 40% of millennials support restrictions on speech that "offend" minorities. If they had thought about their worldview and were able to answer the question, they would say they believe rights are derived from historical oppression: anyone who is in a "historically oppressed" group should have rights, and others should not. This is why they believe in "Social [group] Justice" rather than "Individual Justice" (or "justice" as it used to be known). This is the new morality we have to live with. It's the start of a new fascism.
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  2515. Milo should fire his tailor - those sleeves are way too short and he knows it.
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  2516. The question yet to be answered is: Will he do the fandango?
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  2517. Borders and citizenship are Federal issues. California is not asserting States' Rights, it's declaring independence.
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  2518. "Killing and raping natives all while stealing their land is migrating. Ok....sounds a little off but ok." YOU said it was a migration!
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  2519. ***** capitalism is simply profit maximisation, of which cost minimisation is a part. If 2 people can save money by cohabiting, they will - that's capitalism. In a welfare state some will lose money by cohabiting and others will lose nothing but the responsibility of a spouse if they separate (because they can claim from the state all the financial benefits of marriage). You think capitalism makes people separate so they can spend more, buy capitalism has no mechanism by which to make that happen. Socialism does have mechanisms to make people dependent on the state; destroying the family is one of them.
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  2520. When Trump made his comment about a temporary ban on muslim immigration he was not making a blanket statement about all muslims. He was speaking in the wake of the San Bernardino attack where one of the terrorists had been allowed into the US despite proclaiming support for ISIS on her facebook page, and the FBI had said they received "almost zero" help from muslim communities since 9/11. Trump and Lenarz both agree something must be done, and both know it's not all muslims that are the problem. Trump is very clear in this, which is why the ban would be temporary and is why it is prompted by the fact we currently are unable to find out which ones want to attack us and which do not. So why, when he makes the common sense statement that immigration must be stopped until they can find out how to properly vet people, does she claim he generalises and stigmatises all muslims? How can the problem be solved at all if we do not allow ourselves to begin? Less than 2 minutes after this she complains that you get called a racist the moment you talk about islam. Start to solve this problem by not calling people racist the moment they talk about islam!
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  2521. He's the Lizard People guy, but also has claimed for decades there are paedophiles operating in government around the world. There have been a few scandals in the UK in the last few years which either prove or strongly suggest he is right. Like Alex Jones, he gets dismissed by the sort of people who are now covering for Hillary.
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  2522. +Kittensinurface it was only 1 year ago that he imprisoned someone for organising a "pro-Europe" conference in his country. If only he had listened then, and allowed others to!
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  2523. Citizens United was about whether a corporation can make a political documentary, which is really about whether individuals can adopt a corporate structure (or maybe even Kickstarter) in order to raise funding for such a venture. It should be allowed. If the ruling covers donations, that's a separate issue, but the main idea in Citizens United is a good one. If would be better if they got the power out of government, then the money would follow!
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  2524. The fact it can fall apart for so long shows how good it used to be.
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  2525. "Remove the right wing element from the definition of fascism..." Or you could just look at the policies of actual fascists and define it correctly.
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  2526. "Terrorist areas like France or Belgium" should give you some idea why Trump knows he needs to do this!
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  2527. Yes, the Tommy Sotomayor interview was a real eye-opener. We know the media lies to us, but sometimes we take their word instead of giving people a chance.
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  2528. She's not a Trump fan, she's a USA fan.
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  2529. MGTOW is against the system, not women.
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  2530. Do you have one example of white people using their power for white people?
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  2531. The prisons are not full of people convicted of trivial offences. For example only about 3% are in for drug possession, and some of those are dealers who took plea bargains.
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  2532. I wish that woman would explain why it's a good thing that germans will become a minority in their city, because I can't see the benefit myself. I wonder if she thinks Tokyo would be better off without so many Japanese in it...
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  2533. 58:42 "The fact that I've been called things doesn't mean that that's what I am" You didn't intend it, but that's so appropriate to this discussion. If you don't identify as a nazi but people call you nazi, should that be illegal? People have been attacked and maligned as a result of being called a nazi, so the same argument can be made for protection as is made in favour of non-binary people. Why would it be less insensitive or less offensive to call a libertarian a fascist than to call a woman "Ze"? Why restrict protection to certain categories of identity? Well, it's because it's about ideology and power: they want the right to call you a nazi and the power to put you in jail.
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  2534. The CIA finally got him!
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  2535. A recent report estimated there are 4.3 million full time jobs involved in assessing and collecting tax from businesses and individuals. With a simplified tax system you could have 4 million or more people doing something productive instead of filling out forms for the government.
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  2536. +Ficojepet most accurate definition I've seen. Thanks.
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  2537. "Every single day boats come across". No. No they do not! The people traffickers don't even bother to put in enough fuel for the journey any more! Those boats go a mile off shore and the human cargo gets picked up by traitors who take them to Europe where the oppressed European public is forced to house them, clothe them and feed them, and eventually be replaced by them. This is an invasion.
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  2538. +ReservedSeating bad hair day? Slick it back and just get the news out.
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  2539. It's not the 1930s any more. Open borders are an existential threat to the liberal democracy I presume this guy thinks he is protecting by attacking the people who want to preserve the culture he values. I downvoted, but it's good to know these people exist, so thanks for having him.
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  2540. Where is the "racism"? There are people pointing out that a government policy has failed.
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  2541. blabby, I perceive experientially the aforementioned unability to publish was in accordance with criticism of the unlogic in thyne assertion of "the first [noticed]" thing being inexplicably unsimilar as the first thing. The crypticness herein is fundamented on circumventing the non-publishment direcitve; aplogia by necessity. Foresooth and anyhow, 'twas indeed the similarness, as how could not have been it! You did so give me a chuckle via that ineptness of thought.
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  2542.  WHITES LOVE MY PLAYLISTS  we're eating too much salt.
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  2543. Reporting on the controversial olympic boxer: Speaking as she left the ring, the Algerian boxer added: 'God willing, this was the first victory. God is willing me to the golden one.'
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  2544. How did John's comments attract so many people devoid of any reason?
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  2545. KDE is awful, but you don't get comments like yours on videos about KDE (or ones tangentially related like this one). Gnome users are calm, relaxed, and mature, and don't feel the need to spoil other people's parties.
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  2546.  @AtlantianDragon  people who use gnome can rant just as much as people who use KDE, but choose not to. That's. not something you need to feel threatened by, it's just an observation. The way gnome took on this topic is perfectly in line with good software development practices. It is common to prevent inputs which can break a program, and not uncommon to create a set of constants which API users can use rather than create their own parameters.
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  2547. Nasty.
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  2548.  @themossad  she's a good person, arrested by an authoritarian regime for opposing a crime so awful I cannot even use the word here. Of course you think that's nice.
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  2549. Egyptians were less dark before the Arab invasions. If these people want authenticity, they already got it!
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  2550.  @chibbledorf  they would be more useful if you want to purchase something which has the same value as a tin of beans. If you want to purchase someone's land, or even a week's worth of food for a family, then they're a terrible idea. And if you need to leave your home in a hurry, then grabbing 3,600 tins versus an ounce of gold is not a difficult decision to make.
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  2551. She didn't consider re-housing the dog, and the goat story is in a chapter entitled "Bad day to be a goat". She's not normal.
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  2552. Any organisation which adopts a definition af antisemitism but does not have one for anti-Britishness is anti-British. Anyone whose definition includes "you have to let us behave like nzis" is anti-human.
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  2553. If you have a smart meter you can pay different rates at different times of day. It obviously suits the suppliers not to have to generate a huge amount in a short period of time and then turn capacity off, so they charge less when less is used, to encourage a more even use of supply.
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  2554. Remember 6 months ago when a load went bust because international prices rose? They are not profiteering.
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  2555.  @Jezza_One  being profitable is good, and is not profiteering.
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  2556. ​ @RalphEllis why are they losing so badly? How many villages did the counteroffensive take in its first 3.5 months?
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  2557. Hate speech laws give power to hateful people in protected groups.
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  2558. Why do you think "for most places" has any relevance to the behaviour of a virus which doesn't know the place it's in? Where it is less able to infect people it has infected fewer people, and that's the whole point of what we're doing.
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  2559. He wore a suit when he visited Israel, which hasn't been providing him with weaponry, and target information, and hasn't been funding his government.
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  2560. When you're blocked the message you get says you're blocked. This one says the account is deleted.
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  2561.  @CristiNeagu  do you mean the video by The Alternative Hypothesis? It's still available on uncensored platforms.
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  2562.  @sabinereynaudsf  what do you get when you search "man riding zebra"?
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  2563.  @sabinereynaudsf  that doesn't matter. They were equally available to Indians, Carthaginians and sub-Saharan Africans.
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  2564.  @sabinereynaudsf  good point! They could have followed the herd between watering holes whilst being safe from lion attacks due to their unappetising relative size. You should watch Alternative Hypothesis' debunking video of Jared Diamond.
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  2565.  @lif3andthings763  they are used by farmers and loggers, and in processions. Do I need to use a word other than Domesticated? If Nubians could use them then so could sub-Saharan Africans. They did not. They failed to. The claim that they had no native draught animals is false.
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  2566. We need single-sex universities! But we use "gender" now, and with 72 genders and no possible way to confirm whether someone is the gender they claim to be, there is no way to have a single-sex anything. Progressivism poisons everything.
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  2567.  @dr.greenthumb211  I already told you. If you look for it you will realise you're pushing propaganda, but you probably know that already, so you pretend you don't know what I asked you for. You backed down, you're a fraud, a liar, a propagandist. You intend to deceive and mislead. Your goal is to increase suffering, your strategy is to spread doubt about vaccines.
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  2568. ​ @baggie_woodman when the caliphate withdraws from Cornwall and leaves us in peace but blockaded on all fronts, you can tell us it's just defending itself and we're wrong to complain.
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  2569. Does she know what he did to them?
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  2570.  @macmachine  he didn't do it to them on YouTube. He is not in jail for YouTube content.
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  2571.  @mohmoony3918  he did say 61 and 39, it's at 47:35 in the previous video. That may not be what Russia announced, but if it's what Alexander's critics were adding together, they were incorrect.
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  2572. Last I heard, the cool kids were replacing CSS with Javascript.
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  2573. That's what I tell people when they say we should do something about terrorism and knife crime.
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  2574. If he hadn't stalked people he could have continued questioning things. He was not convicted for his opinions, and harassment is not free speech.
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  2575.  @shakeyhandsshedmodelrailwa2494  it is defined in law, and Belfield had the chance to defend himself. He did not even try.
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  2576.  @shakeyhandsshedmodelrailwa2494  it is defined in law. That's the definition that is tested in court, and is the one you need to adopt if you don't want top go to jail. You can't turn up for a trial and claim you use a different definition of theft, perjury, violence or whatever you're charged with. What Belfield did was likely to cause serious distress, and if you had ever been subjected to it you would know how bad that is. So he should not have done it, and he should have known not to do it, yet he did it. Whether his victims did something similar is moot, because Belfield did not take them to court. He should have used a legal route instead of harassing them.
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  2577. By Tim's standard, anyone who expects the next Olympic 100m final to be won by someone of West African heritage is a racist.
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  2578. He's a distraction, he reads a script.
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  2579. When 2% of infections are in restaurants and 74% are in homes, that doesn't mean you should send everyone to restaurants, it means people aren't going there. People get infected where people meet infected people.
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  2580. They were tested.
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  2581.  @Jaysonbc1234  they were tested on groups of volunteers. There is a reason people were told this never happened.
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  2582.  @deepthought8770  I hope you got a notification for my post which was censored. Knowing what can't be said is of the utmost importance in discarding the story you got told. As I tried to state, the fact you were told it cannot be told.
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  2583. Google does not sell your data. If you don't believe me, try to buy it and see how that goes.
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  2584. This election is a threat to our democracy.
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  2585. You've never watched anything he's ever done.
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  2586. Add the word "debunked" to any search term you use when researching things like that. You need to see both sides.
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  2587.  @briang.7206  "health books," yeah? So what did adding "debunked" do to your search results? Here's what I get: "your body already regulates pH levels on its own" It's true, you can't make your body alkaline.
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  2588. How can you accuse them of having sympathies for a t'rist group when the only signs you show call for freedom and a ceasefire?
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  2589.  @phonewithoutquestion80  Gnome releases videos with each of its new releases. They show it being used as a PC desktop with inputs via mouse, keyboard and touchpad. It is not a mobile UI, it is not designed as a mobile UI, it is not advertised as a mobile UI, it is not a mobile UI. People who make your claim tend to be confused by the fact it has an applications grid and several mobile devices have applications grids. This is not what makes a mobile UI though, and the fact that it has floating windows and multiple workspaces, which mobile UIs tend not to have, ought to override the fact of the applications grid. The apps grid is just a better use of space. If it was squashed into a corner like in Elementary, that would not make Gnome a non-mobile desktop, it would just make it worse. Have you seen the Sharp Zaurus UI? It's mobile, and it looks like Windows 95, so the logic that can claim Gnome is a mobile UI must also claim that Windows is a mobile UI. The Zaurus had floating windows, and so does Gnome, so maybe they are in the same category of mobile UI? No, that would just be ridiculous. Gnome is clearly a desktop UI.
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  2590. "Firstly, you must respect my ideology. Secondly, it's not good to shoot children."
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  2591. It would be even cooler if there was a way to select a single row.
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  2592. We can bring in workers without giving them citizenship and access to welfare, or even long-term residence. What we've got encourages non-workers to come and live off welfare forever, which is not even beneficial for the economy, let alone the nation.
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  2593. Sometimes they're just in the "newest first" section - I currently see 17 advertised and 17 available, though I think they've fixed the bug which counted removed comments. When there are only a few comments you can see which ones did or didn't make the "top comments" list, and get an idea of what our overlords favour.
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  2594. ​ @edwardecl if that happened, he'd only have 2 backups left.
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  2595. My first Bond was the latter stages of Moore, so I like Dalton. The fight in the plane over Afghanistan still makes my bum clench.
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  2596. Where's the science? The severity has yet to be determined.
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  2597. @DesHewitt-mj8lb I support the right of people to defend themselves, and I state facts which encourage others to do the same, because I am British and we are in the same position as those defenders. Not all of it is permitted.
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  2598. 2:35 - "without electricity or power" 19:27 - solar panels
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  2599. The holocaust happened in a foreign country and is relevant to only 2% of the population, it is not something corporations need to focus on.
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  2600. But if they're not in the uniform of a non-state then they can't be charged with anything. We don't expect it to be applied to guerilla forces elsewhere.
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  2601. > Screenshot it > Flip it 180 horizontally > Release it as an NFT > Profit
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  2602. The Good red squirrels think it's great that the Bad red squirrels are at the mercy of the grey squirrels in prison. They can't ever not be red squirrels though.
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  2603. If they just wanted to grant people rights, they could have used a public domain license.
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  2604. Thomas Trainor  you can use the manifesto as a definition, but there are plenty of resources for you to learn from. They are progressive, socialist, authoritarian and racist, so it's fair to describe them as fascist.
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  2605. That "message to the EDL" appears to be presented with some glee, but the message is "we took this land from you and you're not able to take it back". And this is the problem when the Britons are split between Somewheres and Nowheres, with the latter in charge. They don't understand that the land was taken from them, they think it was taken only from the Somewheres. They think they're winning because we're losing. I hope reality reveals itself to them very soon, this is not something that we can get out of by going through it.
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  2606.  @rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488  if you want the pandemic to end so we can get back to work, wear a mask. It's for your own benefit, not only other people's.
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  2607. Lead, people will follow.
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  2608. He's not diverse enough for the role!
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  2609. Others died.
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  2610. The oldest boomer was 18 in 1964.
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  2611.  @randomusername5242  it was not them.
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  2612.  @randomusername5242  they were not old enough. The civil rights and '65 migration law were done by the Silent and Greatest. This was a video about the civil rights laws, so has nothing to do with boomers. Point your ire at the responsible parties.
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  2613. They are not the largest minority, and won't be.
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  2614. But who's Elmo?
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  2615. The commentary about debt and interest is incorrect. Firstly, coins will always exist and can be used to pay any amount of debt as they circulate in the economy. But more importantly the capital of a loan can't be paid off it there is interest still owing. So if Cameron borrows $100, incurs $10 interest, and pays back $100, he still owes $10 and the bank will spend his $10 interest payment back into the economy. Cameron can earn that $10 and pay it to the bank. The interest will always circulate in the economy until the capital is repaid, at which point there is no more interest.
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  2616. I can't get over the fact the city thinks it should have a say in whether businesses can add a surcharge.
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  2617.  @nadiaovergaard547  their ancestors built the country. The current rulers arrived after the Dutch settlers did.
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  2618.  @richardlbowles  if it's not what he meant then he should not have kept repeating it, or shown images from the 1930s.
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  2619. What if I read a youtube comment section. Does that give the same result?
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  2620. It would be really annoying if you sign up to live Johnny Depp's life without realising he signed up to live your life at the same time.
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  2621. Please pay attention to what is going on. I did explain, but you're not allowed to see that.
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  2622. ​ @KyleTheDalek were the lampshade claims true? What they call denial is not actually denial - when someone asks about crematory capacity we are expected to believe they deny the whole event!
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  2623. They do not want animus, they teach children not to hate [non-white people] and have been propagandising a multicultural utopia for decades. It is unity which is a tool of control. They use it to diminish the original people and their culture. They could teach children to be divided, and they could teach them not to hate or envy rich people. But they don't do that. Why not? Who is really in control?
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  2624. There is no unchanging set of values; what didn't change, until recently, was that we were British. Once that changed, sociologists noticed we had an issue with values. Now they tell us our values are the same as those of France, Germany, and every other country which fell to the new ideas.
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  2625. Why should a barrier be completely unrelated to the reason someone would use the product? I can't access advanced bios settings on my laptop because I can't type the secret access code fast enough, so the barrier prevents un-coordinated people rather than tech novices. How is that sensible? Anyway, for Sherlock would you not feel more confident if only tech-incompetents were able to use it?
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  2626.  @lucas7061 the barrier is unrelated because it's his intentions that are the issue, not his CLI skills.
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  2627. She's so brave!
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  2628. No, it's the pandemic. Reporting on a pandemic does not cause that pandemic.
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  2629. 43:05 "I think it's an attempt to use a battering ram against the foundations of our society" Couldn't agree more!
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  2630. Sacked for stating the obvious? Yet another reason not to vote for them.
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  2631. const r = String.raw I can't see that causing any problems...
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  2632.  @CS-mf5un  the US was a Protestant country. It was the arrival of other religions which led to the secular downturn.
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  2633.  @legalfictionnaturalfact3969  Soros funds feminists too, and the trans agenda is clearly winning the fight against women. Soros funding does refute my statement that "nobody has to be paid to point out that feminist ideology paved the way for the trans ideology". Pointing that out only requires someone with knowledge and a desire to tell the truth. If Soros wants to pay people who try to blur the lines between the sexes, because he realises it will destabilise the west, then that's a separate issue to the truth that feminism enabled the trans ideology.
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  2634.  @legalfictionnaturalfact3969  he funds feminism. I showed you how you can discover that fact for yourself, so I will not entertain your lies.
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  2635. The US is too divided and too endebted to survive, and is mis-allocating resources and opportunities to less capable people of privileged skin tones in a misguided attempt not to be racist and sexist. There was a debate a few years ago between Jared Taylor and a mixed race supporter of white genocide whose ideal America is one that looks like him. Taylor cited examples and reasons why multiculturalism fails, while his opponent called him racist and taunted him that his people would be extinct soon. Despite the evidence that the country is failing and breaking up along racial lines, he believed that the first people to travel to the stars will be a diverse group. No, they will be Chinese. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqoqN4kXk3s#t=1h16m08s
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  2636. ​ @SnowWhiteArches Americans, Canadians, Australians and New Zealanders did. So did South Americans, but they are allowed to keep doing it in North America for some reason. Brits didn't.
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  2637. There's no point in abolishing it, it would not affect his allegiance at all.
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  2638.  @ibfode  numbers growing during a period in which people were still getting covid.
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  2639. People who cancel TV licenses would have had no interaction with enforcement officers, because they have a license.
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  2640. He was fired to calling out the GOP. He doesn't lie, and didn't report on the rigging and the November coup.
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  2641.  @laharl2k  ublock installs itself when people migrate from Chrome. They don't need it, I don't need it, you don't need it. I never see adverts and am never encumbered by Brave's blocker. You're wrong about security fixes. Be grateful people are looking out for you, because you need them to. You give your computer permission to do what it does when you install the software that does what it does. You don't seem to understand that I'm not telling you what to do, I'm telling you what why others do what they do for you. And you don't understand that I am not updating your computer and am not responsible for what you install on it. Calm down and count to ten, then go away.
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  2642. They are creating fiction based on conspiracy theories. Confirming your biases so you think you are part of an elite yourself.
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  2643. The Plus in Atheism+ was social justice. They wanted to bring their own religion into it.
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  2644. They are bringing more of their people in, displacing you. The reason for it is not hard to fathom.
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  2645. They didn't close the source. You're refusing to recommend a community project used by a corporation because people wrongly told you that a downstream version had gone closed source.
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  2646.  @kidgoku1984  they allow their code to be distributed. What they do not allow is the entire configuration of their distro to be distributed by people who have a support agreement. That's not code, it is config files, packages and versions. The work they did in creating that is theirs, and they have not licensed it.
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  2647. There was a pandemic, you do not need to use scare quotes, just refer to it by what it was. You never needed to be scared, and you still don't. Ignore the fearmongers, follow the data.
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  2648. @FreedomAintFree-ol6fy  it's not an unhealthy action, it's a reaction to an unhealthy environment. Instead of trying to explain it away, try to understand it.
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  2649. It's not about software. All the decisions made in the creation of the product are their own, and they should be allowed to protect that.
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  2650. The casual way in which they all say a man did it just reinforces stereotypes. I can't believe they didn't get called out for that all over social media. How do they still have jobs?
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  2651. I just don't like the smell.
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  2652. He wasn't writing during a pandemic. We are not victims of something which prevents us getting a disease.
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  2653. Netflix is globalist degeneracy. Stop giving them money.
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  2654. 2013: Call them Manchildren, seek to protect them 2020: Call them Incels, seek their destruction
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  2655.  @onkelpappkov2666  incel doesn't have anything to do with hating people. It's just a term the mainstream uses to demonise men.
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  2656.  @mercurialman6255  you just described the European far right.
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  2657. The dog needed to be housed in a family that had no children or other pets. She decided to launch a nuke instead of seeking peace.
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  2658.  @Ice-tc5vn  sure, but even by what she claimed, it was still an awful decision.
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  2659. Almost zero diversity. How did professional critics give this one 92% on the tomatometer?
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  2660. They are not reducing you, do not accept the fearmongering.
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  2661.  @livefree3864  please get a clue about what is happening in the world.
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  2662. Collectivism is winning. They pass the ball among themselves, you pass the ball to them.
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  2663. Theoretically I could do as you say. But using your logic, that makes it non-theoretical because it brings aspects of reality into your theory. What's real is that you don't know the difference between theory and reality. Your potential audience will not use DHT if Chrome does not support it. If you're kicked off the TCP/IP internet and create a parallel internet, you are still invisible to the internet. It is not possible to theorise this problem away.
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  2664.  cyborg1320  according to caniuse it's 69% across mobile and desktop. If you want to include Firefox and Safari for a more monopolistic position that's fine, but they're ideologically aligned so whichever method wrongthinkers use to get round UN censorship (which I'm sure will be dubbed "the internet for Nazis" by the media) all the main browsers will not support it. Remember that Gab (twitter for Nazis) was banned from both app stores.
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  2665. If legality is the issue, you should campaign for an amnesty. If you think it through though, you'll have to admit you have a problem with them being Them rather than Us, and the actions of the government make no difference. Its fine to conclude such a thing, in fact it's good, but refusing to admit it will result in bad policy.
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  2666. The message is always "your people did amazing things but the people you live amongst want to hide it from you to keep you down". What possible outcome might there be of this?
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  2667. I'll use their software, but will never give them any help or money.
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  2668. Not all heroes wear leotards!
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  2669.  @modestzlatolobov  no, the other thing, when the right side was doing it. No sanctions for them.
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  2670. You had no reason to fear. If you had paid attention to Dr John and others telling the truth, you would have known why were being asked to do what we had to do.
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  2671. Google is seeking control, not liberty. Chrome users are seeking familiarity, not security.
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  2672. It wasn't made up, it was all just measures which would lessen the impact of an airborne virus. The flu season in Hong Kong in 2019/20 was cut short by 6 weeks because people started taking precautions against the new thing. Those precautions work, but because 6 feet is arbitrary and nobody knows its precise effect on the r-number, you were told it has no scientific basis. And you fell for it, just like you fell for all the other guff.
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  2673.  @topdum78  how do you explain the spikes in deaths following the spikes from infections, if the infection had nothing to do with the death? You have bought into an obviously false narrative. The comorbidities are all long-term conditions, and there was no reason for people to die of them in large numbers in a few short time periods. They died WITH mucus filling their lungs, not OF obesity or hypertension. Politicians do promote healthy living, gyms were never made an enemy, McDonalds closed all 1350 outlets in the UK, and just yesterday it announced that it might close US outlets because of the delta wave. You have bought into false narratives instead of encouraging people to take actions that could have prevented the things you're complaining about. Healthy people have died from covid too. Going to the gym does not make you immune.
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  2674. Proving his identity would have required a walk across the road. Why not do that? Just ask them to go to his house and talk to his wife, and not freak out and act suspicious.
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  2675. The illegal part is a tiny part of the whole, and can be fixed by giving them amnesty. If legality is your concern you really have nothing to worry about.
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  2676. It's comments like this which make me think censorship of idiots is not such a bad idea.
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  2677.  @lajesq176  there was no assertion that a mutation will have different symptoms. What was explained is that there is no reason to believe the opposite. Since you do believe the opposite, it would be on you to provide some reason for that belief. In short, why would 2 different viruses have to result in the same symptoms?
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  2678.  @atlanticx100  using it for assisting arrest is not a "petty thing".
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  2679. Shooting Antifa is not terrorism, it's not even a crime. It's community policing.
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  2680.  WHITES LOVE MY PLAYLISTS  we're still eating too much salt.
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  2681. It's their war, not ours. They chose it, and it would not happen without them. Nothing about it is relevant to us, we benefit from them losing so peace can be secured.
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  2682. I'm glad I shop at Tesco.
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  2683. Don't defend them, they welcomed everything that led to this event and Prince William threw the lady under a bus as soon as he could. They have made their position untenable by making their country diverse against the wishes of their people.
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  2684. You need to stop complaining that colonisers are not adopting British values. They are not British, do not want Britain to be a British country, and have no intention of submitting to the options of natives. That is the framework in which the issue must be approached, not that they have simply failed to learn to be British.
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  2685. In a widely reported meeting in 2016 Google announced it would do all it could to stop Trump getting back into office, instead of doing what customers go there for. They also implemented hate-based hiring policies where they used to hire people based only on their competency. Their demise was inevitable.
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  2686.  @somnia3423  I expect the complaint is related to the logo being on the leather. Can't trust Louis on this though, as he said the logo was not on the leather when it clearly was.
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  2687.  @mcwolfbeast  he was selling an LV branded wallet. It's clear if you watch the video Louis refers to.
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  2688.  @Aaron565  it's not a modified version of the bag. He is taking the logos and putting them on his own product, and he is buying bags as a source of LV logos, not as bags.
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  2689.  @justmechanicthings  it's not waste, he bought the bags to cut the logos off and put them on his own products. If he had used anything else, or even nothing at all, there would still be useful bags for the rest of us.
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  2690.  @justmechanicthings  before commenting, watch the video. You can see in the video that the LV branding is on the material and he places his cutting template so that the logo is in the center of the wallet. The thumbnail for the video clearly shows the logo on the wallet, positioned the right way up in the center of the wallet. H could use anything he wanted to cover the wallet with. He chose someone else's logo.
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  2691.  @justmechanicthings  the LV logo states that it is LV. It doesn't have to be a copy of their product to be a trade mark infringement. He is using their trade mark, he doesn't need to do that, and he has no right to use it. He put their logo front and center on his product, and his own logo on the back. If he had put his logo on the front and not used their logo at all, they would not have any reason to complain, and no legal recourse to stop him. He could do that.
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  2692. Tidalx it's an odd thing to be racist against the people of your adopted country though. If she hates the people she lives among, why not go home?
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  2693.  @fleshen  such as the dinghy invasion on the South coast.
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  2694.  @pumasheen  Louis' business is privately owned, so how does it control and tyrannise people, especially those who don't use it? A democratic system where there is one organisation under public control doing all the repairs would be tyranny, libertarianism is the exact opposite.
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  2695.  @Eunostos  that's not what family values means, and conservatives did not create the term "pro choice".
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  2696.  @Casmige  plants are grown in captivity for your pleasure. Their genes are manipulated for your pleasure. Some of them have their offspring taken from them and presented to you on a plate, and others are offered whole to you, for your pleasure. And you think you're better than us for that. Go eat a cow, you disgusting person.
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  2697.  @alunevans380  Labour transformed the country in their image when they had their 14 years. The Tories have conserved that.
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  2698. I searched for "germany antibody survey" and found you to be incorrect.
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  2699.  @gadili6830  saved from what, and who made it a threat in the UK?
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  2700.  @Jeremy-Ludlow  you're overusing that word still. Do some thinking instead of using the same old tactic: the old foes don't have to appease anymore, because the proxies have been degraded. Overusing that word is what caused this mess; self-reflection and empathy was necessary but never undertaken. Hubris was the downfall. Respect for the proxies would have been the source of eternal victory, but the opposite was done and now all is lost. We watch the Thucydides trap be sprung and all you can do is wring the last grain of an insult from that exhausted, meaningless word.
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  2701. Vitamin D could partly explain the success of New Zealand and Australia in dealing with the virus: light-skinned populations, and the pandemic hit at the end of summer.
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  2702. They think alike, there is no instruction and no need for it.
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  2703. * you're
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  2704. There's the declining efficacy over time and the rising infection rates, but apart from that, there's no medical reason.
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  2705. Globalists should be looking at their revenue per user, not the cost of their slave laborers. Those people don't buy iphones, and they don't generate much ad revenue when they click a link, because their productivity is too low. Moving those people to the 1st world will destroy productivity there because we will working 4 days a week just to pay the welfare bill and then won't be buying iphones either.
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  2706. The authentic name of the city is Pretoria. Established 18 November 1855 Founded by Marthinus Wessel Pretorius Named for Andries Pretorius South Africa is being colonised, not decolonised.
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  2707.  @moonhunter9993  colonisers are changing school names in the US and UK too. They'll change town names eventually. Southern Africa was not a modern civilisation invaded by Europeans, it was a sparsely populated place built into a civilisation by Europeans.
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  2708. More likely would have back-dated some court documents and made it all legal.
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  2709.  @priyapepsi  he was virtue-signalling and caused harm to a lot of innocent people. He is a bad person, and you shouldn't even need to use bitchute to understand that. But you don't understand, and you hate people who do.
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  2710. The racists are on the back foot, the Irish are rising up and refusing to tolerate their hatred.
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  2711.  @yxtqwf  they are obfuscating the text and using in-jokes. It's even worse than submitting a first draft full of spelling mistakes, because this is deliberate. A bug report is a request for help. Respect the people you hope to help you.
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  2712. A harassment campaign can hurt you. It grinds you down and sends you mad.
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  2713.  @petertomspeter8879  it was proved.
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  2714.  @Paul-bs5wl  FPTP is how the majority party is decided, not the candidates. There is no post in constituency elections. The paucity of seats comes from them being fairly popular across the whole country rather than having their popularity concentrated in half the constituencies.
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  2715. It was a colony, but in the modern sense it was actually the Bantu that colonised it.
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  2716. In that cas: Warmongrs unit
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  2717. It's always been the case. Until Trump came along the party had too firm a grasp on its candidate lists so voters could only choose between two sets of warmongers.
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  2718. Evidence?
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  2719.  @highlandsprings5752  search for "alveolar capillary microthrombi". There are many differences, most notably the fatality rate.
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  2720.  @highlandsprings5752  those are absolute numbers, not rates, and are not the same as what the government has published. In their document entitled "Surveillance of influenza and other respiratory viruses in the UK Winter 2018 to 2019," Table 7 shows "Number of deaths associated with influenza observed through the FluMOMO algorithm with confidence intervals, England, 2014 to 2015 season to 2018 to 2019 (up to week 15)". There were only 1,692 flu deaths in 2018/19. Covid has killed more people despite efforts to stop it, and it has not passed yet, so what you call the rate is still growing. It has a much higher fatality rate than flu. Both do cause pneumonia, but only one causes blood clotting and turns people's toes black. Covid has a lot of effects flu does not have. It is not the same thing just because it gives you a cough.
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  2721.  @highlandsprings5752  I don't have a problem with the facts, but your "facts" are wrong. The USA has only 15,000 flu deaths (confirmed 100%, as you put it) in a bad year, and the number is estimated to be about 60k based on statistical models (confirmed somewhat less than 100%). You're suggesting that the UK has multiples more flu deaths than the US even with a much smaller population, and your claim is not corroborated by the UK government. So I'll ignore your numbers and go with the official data. But even with your dodgy data, covid-19 is still more deadly, and it has not passed yet. It is not the flu. We have known that for months. Please try to be faster in working things out! If it helps you to call it the flu, then do so. But know that you need to wear a mask, that it is far more deadly then the flu, and that it affects people in ways the flu does not. Your definition of it does not matter, it does not change reality, it does not diminish what covid-19 is. Calling it the flu does not mean we should not be wearing masks, just like calling it cancer does not mean we should cure it with chemotherapy. Coronavirus and common cold are not synonyms, and colds do not kill thousands of people. You don't know what a poe is. I am not one, not even in the same category. Just like calling covid-19 the flu does not make it the flu, calling me a poe does not make me a poe. People are selling non-mask masks, so they can spread the virus without being arrested. There is no reason to assume his advice was not literal. Do you know when "flu season" is? Do you know what today is? Please use paragraphs.
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  2722.  @justad1018  an RNLI crew got kicked out of a hotel last week and r...placed with m...grants. Had to laugh at that one, which is so thoroughly deserved. Also had to censor, sorry.
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  2723.  @slavic3225  I think he meant the people running the USSR.
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  2724. Multiculturalism doesn't work. Learn that.
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  2725. I cant work out why Rory Stewart thinks Trump is being self serving by increasing his country's resource reserves or by sending 2-ton bombs to be used in Gaza.
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  2726.  @Durzo1259  did the Romans invade Carthage?
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  2727. I've just spent some time looking thought news and opinion regarding the Delaware issue. It's notable that the reason for companies leaving is not explained. However, after further research I found that the suit was filed in 2018, making less likely to be politically motivated at the time. How a former heavy metal drummer could afford $5 billion in fees for this venture, or why he thought it would be a good idea to pursue such a claim for a holding worth so little, remains a mystery.
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  2728. Pocahontas has good name recognition too.
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  2729. They're not "abusing the justice system," this act was put in place at their insistence to let them do this to people they hate. It's being used as intended.
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  2730. We'd be better off with Charles I.
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  2731. Gullible people will remain gullible. No vaccine for that
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  2732.  @Novice2Nature  yes, I have. Only had my life threatened twice, and it was the usual suspects both times. But a normal weekend is not the same as the Notting Hill Carnival, and a British city does not have the same atmosphere as a colonised area.
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  2733. Palestine is a real place even though it got wiped off the "map". You don't need quotation marks.
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  2734. They have to be allowed to change the service, because the operators of the channels which are available when you buy the hardware might not operate forever.
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  2735.  @nojabhere  the truth is out there, you just need the courage to break your conditioning.
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  2736. They do. They are not 100% effective but they do prevent it.
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  2737.  @toby9999  they prevent infection and they prevent hospitalisation. But they don't prevent 100% of either.
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  2738. He's just reassuring the deplorables that the Nazis have taken control of the coast guard!
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  2739. When criticising a government policy is considered to be the same as harbouring or inciting animosity towards the policy's beneficiaries, there is a clear threat to our democracy. There ought to be some way to prosecute people for doing that, in this case the politician who made the original claim and prosecutor who took it up. I heard the innocent man got 3 weeks inside on remand, so if the anti-democrats got that for starters, and had to pay him compensation for the time he lost, we would be on our way to justice.
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  2740. No apology is necessary, the scientific basis for asking people not to be close together during a viral pandemic is well established. It's shocking that people are so easily convinced of the opposite.
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  2741.  @saltyreesescup3104  people can't spread an infection if they don't get close to other people. That is well-understood science, proved over and over again. For example, the 2019 flu season in Hong Kong ended 6 weeks early because of the precautions people took against the other thing. The precautions work, which is why you're being told they don't. You're still being told that, even though it's wrong, so now it's time to ask why.
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  2742.  @jongillett9243  it's because it was airborne that distance and facemasks worked, just like with flu. It was not exactly the same thing, so they worked less well, but when people tell you nothing worked, they are training you to do the wrong thing in the next one. It's only one side of the population which receives that training. It's deliberate.
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  2743.  @jongillett9243  you don't know, OP here doesn't know, and most commenters don't know. What I found to be very illuminating during the event was when, in communities such as that of the lotus eaters, I saw comment threads full of misinformation, and when I tried to post some factual refutations my comments were often not made visible. You were told the massaging of influence was geared in the other direction, but in reality there were two stories being crafted. You and I were told the one which encouraged us to do things which would lead to our unraveling, whether that be in the last event or the next one. It was the less pliant people who were told that story, and it will be them who succumb because of it. That's not accidental.
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  2744. The people behave differently.
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  2745.  @kinalbrien6357  they all have. Sweden is offering them money to leave, Germany has closed its border despite Schengen rules, French generals have warned of a thing so bad we can't use the necessary words to describe it on this platform. Everywhere has had bad results, because they did a bad thing.
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  2746. Rich people are definitely affected, and it's trickling down. There's a channel called Producer Michael in which a wealthy music producer visits high-end watch, clothes and jewellery stores in LA. In the last one I saw he was at his local watch dealer explaining that he doesn't wear expensive watches any more (he has a huge collection) because of the high crime rate. The look on the dealer's face said it all!
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  2747. Just a Young Turks clone then.
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  2748. Wearing them in shops is better than nothing. People who don't want to catch it can avoid pubs, and people who think masks are a globalist conspiracy can avoid shops. When the idiots in the pubs get sick and work out there's a pandemic we can all get back to normal.
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  2749.  Jesse Sutton  it's not the flu, bro.
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  2750. They honestly believe the powerful people are the ones saying "stop doing that to us".
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  2751. Despair Squid: the movie
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  2752. Where the BBC lists the football leagues it covers, it puts "Women's football" between the Premier League and Championship. They are the 2nd tier of English football, according to the BBC.
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  2753. America won't survive either. It's being colonized, the future is Hispanic, the left controls the schools, and the financial system is trying to find ways to make gun ownership impossible. When they deplatform the NSA and raise insurance premiums on gun-owning households, whilst the social media companies are removing anything that criticises the rise of fascism, how will you fight back? Who will join you?
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  2754. "Quality" filter is also turned off if you're not logged on. Someone told me to check a hashtag so I opened an incognito session, did a search, and there was nothing there.
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  2755.  @s1ddo  claiming the TV is only used for DVDs and radio might be a defence in court. I expect the defendant will be asked which stations they listen to and when, and which presenters are on at that time.
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  2756.  @PeteH0121  you don't need to use scare quotes around the word "evidence". It was not evidence, it was suspicion. The warrant allows them to gather evidence. The fact that the warrant was applied for by someone whose job it is to do so does not diminish the fact that there was suspicion claimed. He has no reason to fabricate it, because if he applied for 100 warrants based on lies and consequently got zero prosecutions he might be sacked.
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  2757. They did the same thing when he talked about using light to disinfect lungs during covid. Apparently he stopped talking about the light technology for a few seconds to recommend...well for this site I'll call it "brinking deach"...and then he went back to talking about light.
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  2758. Pale skin and no yarmulke
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  2759. 1911 - André Gobert wins the French Open. For those with eyes to see.
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  2760. When nearly everyone is taking steps to limit the spread of a virus, the spread of other viruses will also be affected. This is no mystery.
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  2761. I refuse to murder animals for food, so I eat live cats instead.
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  2762. What it boils down to is that we are not allowed to have anything for ourselves. Everything we make or have inherited must be shared and made inclusive.
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  2763. What's a woman? I don't know, I'm not a biologist. What's a dog? I don't know, I'm not a vet.
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  2764. ​ @BritishLandeur  China has been building ports in that continent so I had a look for projects in Kenya. The Lamu port has 23 berths, with the first completed in 2019, at a total cost of $3.09 billion and is generating a rate of return of 23.4%. Even after adding inflation it seems a much better deal! Checking Google maps, I see that it's been built on a man-made island, which makes it even more impressive.
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  2765. I can't help but notice a contradiction in this discussion! If we all agree that it was wrong for the Nazis to want to overthrow an ethnic group whose intellectual prowess gave it an outsized cultural, economic and political influence over the Germans, how can we claim to hold any opinion other than "they're superior so they should rule over you"? Note that Noah said the following: ...some individuals are genetically smarter than other individuals. That hasn't caused the collapse of civilization, it hasn't caused the individuals with...a high genetic propensity for cognitive ability to say you know "all the others must genuflect before us and treat us as demigods on earth because we're slightly smarter on average" And why are they still using the Nazis as an example of people discriminating against a "superior" group? They're in the UK, it's 2019. Have they not noticed the drive to replace, in business, academia, entertainment, media, politics and the population at large, people of a group which researchers have found to have a higher average IQ than their replacements? Surely a better example to illustrate the need for fact-based policies would be the one where, unlike the contemporary view of the 3rd reich, it is accepted that the more successful group should be removed!
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  2766. People have been making this point for 12 years, and have been wrong for 12 years.
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  2767. Please reject propaganda. They're not walking into Mississippi.
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  2768. He didn't say it is, he just pointed out the lack of action by those who have been forced to accept that definition.
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  2769.  @whatevergoesforme5129  people do get it, and they also get the huge number of excess deaths and the 1.1 million people with long covid. Unfortunately there is a minority of people who have been determined not to get any of this and to encourage others not to get it either.
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  2770. It's now the Washington Scarlet Epidermises.
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  2771. The button is the overflow menu.
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  2772.  @ThatLinuxDude  only one is an overflow, the other is for system actions and options.
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  2773.  @pillmuncher67  the comment you replied to got censored. If there was no society then there would be no need to mark or guard the things you create, but that is not interesting in the slightest. Creating things is not violence though, taking things you didn't create is, even if you claim to be liberating them for other people.
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  2774.  @pillmuncher67  workers don't create all the stuff. If someone could source coffee beans, build a cafe, make chairs and tables, comply with regulations and sweep floors, they wouldn't have a job sweeping floors.
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  2775.  @pillmuncher67  none of the workers can do all that, and they don't organise themselves. If they could do all you say they do, they would not need anyone to pay them to do it and take a part of the wealth they all create. Besides, some workers have beans, tables, chairs and clean floors but don't make a profit. The difference is mostly not the workers.
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  2776. @Simon John it's not all they did, as you would know if you'd paid any attention to what's going on for the last year. The conspiracy theories about him making "the vaccine" for profit have been proved wrong about 16 months ago. Most of us knew they were wrong when they were first crafted, but most of us were paying attention to what was actually happening, not cowering in fear and panic and latching onto obvious lies as a comfort blanket.
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  2777. They study viruses by creating them. It is nothing like a hurricane research centre.
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  2778. I've not heard covid called that before!
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  2779. Pronouns do not belong to the subject, they belong to the observer when talking about the subject. We use they's pronouns when they isn't in the room, which means we get to choose.
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  2780. If we wear masks we can keep the death rate low while increasing our social connections. Sorry if that's not what you want.
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  2781.  @JohnConstantine1710  the economy did shut down though, and wearing masks will help stifle the pandemic so the restrictions can be relaxed and more people will want to go out and spend money. I've not done anything non-essential for months, it's not the government doing this, it's the pandemic. You don't need to fear a mask. Be strong, wear one. If you think the lockdown is a globalist conspiracy you would wear a mask and help end it.
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  2782.  @steve-rb9bm  the mask doesn't have to be able to stop the virus, only the things the virus travels on. For example, sneezing on your hand is better than sneezing into the air, but sneezing into your elbow is better still. Wearing a mask is even better.
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  2783.  @steve-rb9bm  masks worked great in Aisa, they had much lower rates there. The New York strain spread from Europe, so whatever we were doing didn't work either, it's not a reason not to wear masks. You can't stop 100% of transmissions, so the fact masks are only 85% effective does not mean we should not wear them. People can mingle closer together when they're wearing masks. They are safer.
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  2784.  @steve-rb9bm  healthy people have died too, and death is not the only negative outcome. You can't rely on your immune system, wear a mask.
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  2785.  @steve-rb9bm  the government's failure to act in time does not make masks less important.
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  2786.  @JohnConstantine1710  just because we're going to die, that doesn't mean we shouldn't try not to. There are "researchers" who claim wearing a mask gives you hypoxia. Those researchers are wrong and others are right - it's not just a question of believing narratives and letting people die. There is literally no upside in allowing this pandemic to continue.
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  2787.  @patriciahopewell5291  agreed, I am more clever than most of the commenters here. I worked out in less than 6 months that there is a pandemic, that pandemics are bad, and that we should do something about it. It's a sad indictment of the right that such a simple thing is extraordinary among us.
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  2788. It's weird how formerly significant events can now so easily pass us by.
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  2789. It wouldn't be so bad if the ads were enjoyable or for things people want. I started getting the new ads this week and got cheaply made ads for toenail clippers and screwdrivers. I buy almost nothing, so it's more honest for me to block ads than to make people pay to show me stuff I'll never purchase. On the other hand, you can still avoid the ads if you use an incognito window or embed the video.
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  2790. The masks which prevent virus particles getting into you are not as comfortable as the ones which prevent particles leaving infected people. If everyone is wearing a mask, we can all wear the comfortable ones and still get a high level of risk-reduction. I've been wearing the less comfortable ones until I see more people taking precautions, but they don't, and as a result I've stayed at home and spent a lot less money into the economy than usual.
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  2791. It's still going strong, but it's been reversed. You can now go to jail for 2 years for distributing stickers which draw attention to Correct government policies.
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  2792.  @vespadavidson2315  yes, but I thought I'd better not use it again!
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  2793.  @ghwk-phd2784  they are not supposed to make you fearful! Don't be scared, be informed.
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  2794. If the fearmongering about Australia didn't mention that the geolocation app was used to enforce quarantines, if would not monger fear. Since fear is essential to the agenda, the facts have to be removed. If Australia is a totalitarian police state why do the restrictions not apply to states with no covid cases? Given the facts, one might come to believe this is about controlling a pandemic, not about controlling people, and that when the pandemic is under control the restrictions are no longer required. That is why the facts must be hidden. The people resisting the restrictions are prolonging the restrictions, and because of biased reporting they have no clue what they are doing to themselves.
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  2795. The video is not about conquest being "rewarded greatest of all" it's about how alpha males are not as many have been encouraged to think of them. Men choose leaders by their competence, not their aggression. Linking conquest to the collapse of civilization is apt, but it is the weakness of men that is causing this, by refusing to recognise that their civilization is indeed being conquered. The West has become the Bonobos, which only survive in the wild because they are separated from the nearest Chimp population by a river.
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  2796. It's not about a religion, it's a diversity thing.
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  2797. "Russian forces" would surely already have access to the same types of material Ukraine has, because they would be using them for the same stated purpose Ukraine is. So why is there a panic about Russian forces getting their hands on anything the US was funding? They might find some research that is more advanced than their own, but that would not be a threat to the Ukrainian people. They might also find criminal activity that could send high-level US politicians to jail...
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  2798. I've just been notified of a reply, so I must have made a comment here. I'm sure it was an excellent comment, the best. Otherwise it would still be here.
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  2799. No, he's sad that they got infected rather than not infected. He does not make money from vaccines, despite the conspiracy theories, and has been an advocate for healthcare globally for decades at huge personal cost.
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  2800.  @bounceofffast  no.
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  2801. God has "almost messianic belief in Hillary Clinton", says Hillary Clinton.
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  2802.  @gbpg2016  they're not deporting only Mexicans.
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  2803. Firefox supports censorship too, under the guise of preventing harm and misinformation of course.
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  2804. It's not a good sign for a society when the people with so much power are so fragile. They're not taking The People with them, and they think they can get there by muting everyone who warns them against it.
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  2805. The display of a symbol is not the worship of a symbol.
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  2806. Truss should have faced her back-benchers and threatened to call an election if they didn't stop plotting.
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  2807. I would dismiss Daniel's bug report on the grounds he implied it only affects women. "His screensaver" is gender-neutral, but he used "Her screensaver," which is not.
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  2808. Having a preference for the London of 1994 over the London of 2024 is like having a preference for Moscow over Nairobi, but if you express the latter you won't get called silly names. Different people create different types of place, and that is happening in London.
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  2809. They are still open source.
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  2810. They assumed you implied it, because they know it to be true.
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  2811. Has that man considered what the world would be like if things worked as he imagines? If you don't have a wet-ink signature on a contract, an airline company has no duty to land you in the airport you paid to be taken to. They can take you to Luton when you paid for Barbados, and you have no recourse because there's no contract.
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  2812. If you want to know more about them, in a non-censored search engine, search "furry grape dog". Substitute the word Grape, obviously, and also any other household pet. This is not a safe community for children, but that should not surprise anyone at this point in the collapse.
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  2813.  @marcelohendrix6139  they own the farms because their ancestors settled empty land. That was before the Bantu colonisation began.
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  2814.  @KBoon  that doesn't address the question of why.
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  2815. She praised Sweden's pandemic response. They lifted most of their remaining restrictions today and Denmark did so a few weeks ago. Here are the stats for comparison: Sweden Cases per million: 114,871 Case Fatality Rate: 1.29% Population Mortality Rate: 0.15% Denmark: Cases per million: 62,466 Case Fatality Rate: 0.74% Population Mortality Rate: 0.05%
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  2816. It's not as bad as it seems - those are not the same church! 2:37 is the Coats Memorial Church in Paisley, 2:38 is St Michael's parish, Linlithgow.
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  2817. He's not though.
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  2818. ​ @nihilistlivesmatter Israel said it, he repeated it.
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  2819. ​ @DavidZ4-gg3dm do you know what the other combatants did? Do you know there were other combatants?
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  2820.  @DavidZ4-gg3dm  so you don't know what happened. That's not a surprise. Did you read the official Israeli report?
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  2821.  @DavidZ4-gg3dm  so you indirectly learned that there were other combatants, but you don't sound knowledgeable about what actually took place. Did you study the list of deceased with their ages and notice the lack of 40 very young ones? It's also a few hundred names shorter than the popular narrative would lead one to expect.
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  2822.  @DavidZ4-gg3dm  it's certain, but it is still misrepresented. The 40 which didn't happen is still talked about as if it did, and the truth nature of the event is whitewashed by the omission of the combatants you alluded to.
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  2823. She doesn't hate, she opposes the hate being done towards women by the people the young actors support.
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  2824. It's not law, it's power.
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  2825. This is old news, but now that it has a wider audience the "it's the flu" crowd might finally shut up and work out why there were so few flu cases last winter while we were doing the things people have claimed are ineffective against respiratory viruses.
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  2826. 2 victims of a mass psychosis claiming other people are affected by mass psychosis. Ironic.
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  2827.  @obe1withtheforce785  your meaning was clear.
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  2828. If Russia was intent on regime change from the start they would have sent enough troops to Kiev to actually take the city. I don't think Berlusconi knows the full story.
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  2829.  @elianes5505  what's "racist" about it? Is there anywhere that Africans have improved when they went there, or anywhere that improved after decolonisation? They made that country, and the Spanish made the other. And Spain's richer and more pleasant to live in than Africa too, which is not a coincidence.
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  2830.  @elianes5505  it's racist to ignore the people who made the country what it is, and to blame their failures on the usual suspects, which is what tends to happen. It is not biased to put the blame where it belongs. A few places did OK after colonisation, by maintaining the systems they inherited. Most became s-holes, and that's why Haiti is like it is too. Is it racist to point out that South Africa is the way it is because it is ruled by Africans, and that Orania is one of the few places worth living in because it is European? That's the truth, and we need to accept it, because telling lies makes more places go the way of Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Haiti. Africa was not pillaged, there was nothing there to pillage. It was improved, and made far more productive than it had ever been. The natives benefited with wealth, education and extended lifespans filled with more opportunity than their grandparents could ever have imagined, and we are hated for that. Spain had a huge empire because its people are competent, which is the point here. They had millennia less time to develop than Africa did, so you're not supporting your argument by pointing out Spain's relative success. They are also successful in Dominican Republic.
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  2831.  @elianes5505  Argentina was made rich by European immigrants and poor by socialism and uncontrolled migration from neighbouring countries (despite the declining state of the country, it was still a better option for them). There's an article I can't link to which details and explains the state of the country. Here's a passage: Argentina’s ranking in international PISA testing continues to decline. In 2012 we were in 60th place, behind Chile, Mexico, Uruguay and Brazil. In 2015, test-takers were limited to Buenos Aires, which is largely European. That year, our rank rose to 39th, closer to the countries of original immigration such as Italy, Spain, and France. Education has declined to the point that only 50 percent of children can finish secondary school. It's not "way worse economically" than those countries. It has a GDP/capita higher than Mexico, and 76% higher than Peru, which itself is more than twice that of Bolivia.
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  2832.  @elianes5505  you can go into the detail of Haiti and Zimbabwe too, but you'll find that the people made those places poor, just like other people made Argentina rich. That same race made Saint-Domingue and Rhodesia rich too. This is not just correlation. Africans worked for "little pay" not because they were forced to, but because they could not earn more. Income is linked to productive capacity, and they don't have much of that, which is the whole.point here. But they were still far better off under European guidance than before civilisation was brought to them. They did not create wealth, they fail everywhere they go, and they mostly failed to maintain what was given to them. It is wrong and bigoted to ignore this just because of their skin. Blame the people who are at fault, even if they are dark.
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  2833. You'd be grateful to have a neighbor like her if someone was snooping around your house when you were away. Was he watering plants when she called, or was he looking for a hosepipe? How different is that to looking for a way in?
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  2834. It's not only the cost of rebuilding that needs to be considered, there is also a much higher than average loss in terms of art collections, furniture, clothes, jewellery, watches and other possessions.
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  2835. He's misguided when he claims our wealth is derived from slavery. More slaves went to Arabia than to the Americas, but the Americas are wealthier than the Arab states (except for oil). More went to South America than North America but North America is richer. More went to the southern USA than to the northern USA but the north was richer. More slaves were taken from Europe to Africa than from Africa by Europeans but Europe and its empires were richer than Africa. Barbados has been given its reparations - Barbados itself. If the people want cash instead they should return the island and leave.
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  2836.  @kaifengwang3168  that linked article says "In Beijing, China, the new placebo-controlled Phase III trial of Gilead’s drug will be performed at Friendship Hospital. The study is set to enrol 270 patients with mild and moderate pneumonia caused by the coronavirus." So they've not done the study yet. Now I'm not so terrified that only 1 of them regained lung function!
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  2837. You don't need to be scared.
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  2838. Who decides what a marginalized group is, and why is it ok to advocate against groups which the powerful deem not to be marginal? Such advocacy is taught in schools, and whereas the treatment the people who protest it shows that they are marginalized, none of the self-declared protectors of the marginalized are willing to support them.
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  2839. Trans women are guilty of #Womanface
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  2840. There ought to be a word to describe someone who thinks criticism of a woman cannot possibly be down to anything the woman said or did, rather it must be that men are bad and criticise women for hateful reasons.
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  2841. On MacBook the Kevlar vest is not the Kevlar vest; the screen is the Kevlar vest.
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  2842.  @rewdwarf123  they've not been accused in Russia, and the population of Madagascar was less than 4 million, compared to 30 million today. If 30 million can live there, there would have been room for another few million. They chose to go where they knew they would cause trouble.
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  2843.  @Schwabian  it didn't, there was a systems error.
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  2844. Without interruptions this would have been better and shorter.
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  2845. I've already signed up to help the Russians out of their dinghies and give them each an iphone. I've been put on a Russian language and cultural sensitivity course. I heard that if so many come that they fill up all the hotels, some will be housed in army barracks. As anyone familiar with the state of those knows, that would be a violation of the Geneva conventions. We only have a few years to get everything ready for them and there is so much to do, so offer whatever you can!
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  2846. The culture is so heavily anti-white that this will never be seen as a good thing, but the trend is against the far-left so this can only do damage. The supertanker is turning around and they want to throw sand in the engines.
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  2847. Gad charges white people more for his bath water.
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  2848. The same people who want to nuke Russia were condemning Trump when they thought he was provoking a nuclear conflict in Korea.
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  2849.  @Eric-kn4yn  have you not watched the news in the last 70 years?
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  2850. Of course it has to be diverse. But I've noticed that the lack of diversity in Chinese films doesn't detract from my enjoyment of them. Weird, huh?
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  2851. Everywhere "whiteness" is defeated, the place does downhill.
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  2852.  @brunothedev  the title of this video is "Stop Deleting Core Operating System Components!!" To end this nonsense I'll overlook that: Ok, so "dependency" is a term from Linux and there is no such thing on Windows so curl is not a dependency and you should be able to delete it without causing anything to break but you can't and therefore linux wins. Well done, you got me.
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  2853.  @jamescaley9942  when people complain about austerity they mean government spending, essentially on unproductive people - wealth transfers. We have not had austerity, the complaint is not valid.
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  2854.  @theor7990  it's still a huge discrepancy.
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  2855. Calling BLM marxist was not right-wing panic, it was based on their policies and the fact its leaders said they were trained marxists. The mansions are not a new revelation, they were in the right-wing media shortly after being bought, with commentary pointing out they were in mostly-white areas. Why would BLM buy mansions when they want community centres, and why buy them so far away from the population they claim to serve? The reason they have not had much effect on policing is that there was no problem to fix, so it can't be fixed. There was no racism alleged in the prosecution of the officer who restrained Floyd, and a Harvard examination of more than 1000 incidents found white suspects are more likely to be shot than black ones. What BLM has achieved is a 44% representation for their people in US adverts (based on stats for Superbowl adverts), more race-based employment and university admissions, and sections reserved for "empowering black voices" when you scroll through TV and Music streaming services. They are and always were a supremacist organisation with a marxist tilt. British schools and universities are "decolonising" because of them, museum exhibits are being reclassified and redefined in their favour, statues they don't like are being removed, their supremacy is growing. They are now the most powerful racial group throughout the west; those who refuse to kneel will be demonised.
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  2856.  @ulrichenevoldsen8371  I do, and I know when it was established.
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  2857. ​ @squishyhunter1744 he's an independent now, so it would still be Zero Seats if he won.
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  2858.  @williamglahn  there's no financial benefit if his TV is not capable of receiving TV services. But obviously it is, or he would have let them in.
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  2859.  @stanleyshannon4408  it is, and if you focus on it you miss the actual problem. Do not try to be clever, you're justifying ignoring most of what's happening.
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  2860.  @TheMollyPitchers  that doesn't mean we should fixate on one religion when there is so much else happening.
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  2861. Grub menu is for noobs. Pros boot to Grub shell.
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  2862. Why is the UK confused about South Africa not joining in with the west? It was abandoned by the west, actively fought against, and is no longer part of western civilisation. There has been a revolution, and the people who would have looked to the west are no longer in power and are being actively oppressed. How can they not see that? I hope one day soon our rulers will understand the same is true of cities like London, Paris, Frankfurt, Brussels and most universities. They have welcomed colonisation and subversion, and don't realise how weak it has made them. Do they expect us to fight for them when all we can achieve in victory is to allow them to continue their fight against us?
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  2863.  @MrDaveyboy22  South Africa was abandoned by the west and is now run by a racist regime. They are stealing land form people whose families farmed it since before the Bantu invasion, and they are using "black economic empowerment" to disenfranchise the posterity of those who created the country. You only have to be a realist to know this, that's the only type of "ist" in me.
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  2864.  @chriscodes1  "...showed to me that (a) the whole CO2 thing is false, because burning wood chips produces more CO2 than coal" This is false and illogical.
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  2865. They don't need to do this just to put up a few cameras, they can do that at any time. That's not what this is about.
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  2866. @catscan2022 they already rule, and they have made it illegal to create division. You're repeating old slogans rather than paying attention.
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  2867. @catscan2022 if you add wine to water you no longer have water, and whilst you don't have proper wine either, that's not anything they care about. The laws you mention prevent the water keeping itself separate from the wine.
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  2868.  @TJay96  they're a minority, but they still hold power in Europe.
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  2869. Near-minded? CLOSED-minded please.
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  2870. He's a nationalist. For him, everything is about blackety black black.
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  2871. Consider this alternative... Battery powered plane + solar powered runway = charge the battery on take-off. I'll get working on the CGI right away!
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  2872.  @crimsonJerom  that's nonsense. Besides, you should not look back in anger. Like I said, you can't name a developed country that had done to it what is being done to the UK.
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  2873. It's not only the police who expect things to kick off - those houses are boarded up for a reason!
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  2874. You guys keep saying lockdowns don't work. Please repeat that with reference to the transmission rate, which is the criteria by which they should be judged.
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  2875. @Jimmy The Pink "Currently the transmission rate is high lower than it was before" Thank you.
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  2876. I see 2 replies, both to someone who has not even commented. Hmmm...I wonder what happened here.
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  2877. I believe there are still people who don't appreciate the full glory of Matt's beard. When the subordinate beard appears at 0:57, it's undeniable.
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  2878. How does it work? It's mandated to work, because it's green.
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  2879. 3:15 did I see Will Wheaton flash past?
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  2880. I hope he checks his brake cables.
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  2881.  @zoomcorder2831  they did run out of ventilators. They ran out of ICU beds and staff too. This is not difficult to understand, or something not to expect during a pandemic. If you choose to be scared by these outcomes, that's on you. Nobody thinks voting for a party increases deaths. Nobody thinks that. Nobody. Nobody thinks it and nobody suggested it. But the people least likely to take action to prevent the spread of the pandemic, are more likely to vote for Trump. What is this news story about (stop spreading lies)? A civil rights complaint has been filed against the state of Idaho for its health care rationing in hospitals, saying it discriminates against the elderly. It's true, it's all true, and you failed to notice ANY of it.
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  2882.  @Araneus21  that is incorrect. Some want it, some oppose it, and some go along with the power.
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  2883. Tokyo being African would affect that young woman in ways she can't possibly imagine.
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  2884. That's not the problem with it. The problem is that it starts from faulty assumptions about equal abilities between groups, and has no compunction with oppressing successful groups.
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  2885. They should put solar panels on the bricks. They'd be almost completely non-functional, but would generate more Kickstarter bucks.
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  2886. Zettel 9016 the nazi comment came just after the section about the town that got taken over by a cult who imported homeless people and got them to vote for them. In modern America, Libertarians are the townsfolk and democrats are importing people from the 3rd world who would never vote libertarian in a million years, and are dividing the country with the sort of anti-white rhetoric that would not look out of place in nazi Gernamy if you substituted 2 words. To be serious about living as a libertarian and anti-racist you have to separate yourself from those who would force you to live as a socialist and discriminate against you because of your skin.The people who have realised this before you are not nazis, they are the true anti-nazis.
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  2887.  @scotthopkins7711  it's a ridiculous idea. The NHS can't cope with all the sufferers and it will depress the economy for months. It would take 2 weeks to end this if we acted sensibly and stayed at home. As it stands, Apple has closed its stores for 2 weeks anyway, sports are suspended for 3, the travel bans are likely to last longer, and a lot of people will be avoiding large gatherings for the duration.
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  2888.  @tobyglyn  the people who have been telling you not to wear a mask obviously have an incentive to make it spread. So do you mean those people? They need it to continue so they can roll out something called "Build Back Better". I hope you've not complied with their requests or spread their propaganda.
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  2889. The monopoly is in search, not browsers. that's why making them sell Chrome is a bad idea.
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  2890. Isn't Twitter supposed to act against the spread of misinformation? How does the leftist narrative spread on Twitter when it is so clearly false?
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  2891. Enoch had some comments which apply well to this case.
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  2892. Adblock all the googles
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  2893. My supermarket sells stamps at the tobacco and scratch card counter. That would be an ideal purchase because they maintain their utility as postal charges increase, and you can sell them to friends.
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  2894.  Mermaids love dick  religious people have the most babies.
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  2895. ​ @jamess2928 we have never needed them. If there were any skills the country lacked, we could bring people in on work visas. There was never any need to grant citizenships, and never any need to give them welfare. It's been done to us, not for us.
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  2896. ​ @raycorrigan3297 it was 2.8% in 2001. More importantly though, they are favoured by the government and were able to get several MPs elected via the "Muslim vote" bloc voting. Anglo Saxon s have no political representation and are disfavoured by every institution. And we can't change that yet because people still think like you.
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  2897.  @raycorrigan3297  we have never voted for what they're doing to us, we have always voted for less of it when that was the best option. Protests are democracy, so don't let the door hit you on the way out.
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  2898.  @damientom  there is no xenophobic agenda. They don't dislike foreign people and they don't have a problem with brown or any other colour. People oppose colonisation. That's what this is about.
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  2899.  @damientom  it is under threat. The people who know this, who have seen their communities torn apart by what you're defending, are doing something about it and you're calling them silly names. The only positive I can take from your comments is that you know the problem is not native.
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  2900.  @damientom  you're right, we just don't like looking at brown. If this was being done to us with Chechens and Uruguayans nobody would have any complaints. The only thing you get even half-right is the use of the word xenophobic. You have an idea that this is something to do with us not being them and vice versa, but you've been told there is a phobia involved, and an issue with looking at colours. You're being mislead for a purpose, and that ought to be obvious.
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  2901.  @damientom  considering people the way you have done is usually the mark of a simpleton, and I see no reason to consider you anything else. If you cared about Britain you would oppose what is being done. If you saw it happen in a country populated by people with [removed], you would oppose it. This is a government policy imposed on an unwilling population with no consultation and no mandate. We have always voted against it. The policy has resulted in the loss of our high-trust culture, an increase in crime and poverty, and social divisions that have flared up recently and many times before. It is detrimental to the standard of living in this country and is not democratic. Any opposition to it is shut down by shouting silly names at those who point out its consequences.
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  2902.  @damientom  a reply to you has just been censored. I read it, it listed many of the reasons people oppose what you support. They are all factual and moral. There was no animosty in the comment, noting offensive, no reason for it not to remain public. You should appeal to youtube to be able to read it, it will educate you on what normal people are thinking.
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  2903.  @damientom  you defend an undemocratic policy which has the effects I listed above, and the dehumanising of people who oppose it. "Reasonable" does not come close to describing you.
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  2904.  @damientom  already did. You forgot to call me silly names in that comment.
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  2905. ​ @jamess2928  yes, the people who have been here for millennia. As I said, it is wrong for us not to have political representation when people who have been here for decades do. What is being done to us now has not always been done to us, and even if it had, it is no argument to claim that it should happen because it used to happen. Numerals and medicine are not migrants. Britons have never felt that farming is beneath us, we have done it for millennia. If we did need other people to do work, we could issue work visas. If the system was organised for you, that is how it would be organised, but it is not. They are doing this to you, not for you.
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  2906.  @safeeffective385  there were fewer flu deaths because most of us were taking precautions not to transmit any respiratory viruses.
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  2907. The best way to support Ukraine is to stop sending them weapons and tell them to surrender.
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  2908. The risk of a pandemic is not all in the infection, it is also in the social consequences. You should have been paying attention!
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  2909. It was not.
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  2910.  @camocamo6177  what?
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  2911.  @camocamo6177  you got triggered because someone liked my comment. Awwwww.
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  2912.  @simonmuhamed1071  you used the phrase "semantics stasi" and now you're concern trolling.
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  2913.  @very7962  I have not made any of that information public, and it could not change the definition of communism anyway. Communists do not support high standards of English grammar, which is why schools no longer teach it. The people here who oppose standards are the most likely to be commies, yet here you are having a go at me again. Do you practice being this dumb?
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  2914.  @simonmuhamed1071  you got triggered by someone saying "Please learn grammar," and you're trying to portray me as "too excited" for disagreeing with your communist stance and for replying to people's comments. Stop being triggered, stop promoting degeneracy, stop concern trolling.
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  2915.  @camocamo6177  that's just a typo, whereas you're defending your almost unreadable sentence...and being triggered when people like my comments. Oh, and it's "Grammar," with two As.
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  2916. ​ @MikeEves he wasn't coerced into anything, he played the game and won, which is something a lot of people just can't handle. I won too, and when I tell people about my success they hate me for it. Have you noticed that it's only the losers who begin comment threads?
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  2917. @dooby6400 I was responding to your implication that people who know how to handle the TV Licensing company watch live TV and are told by the BBC to declare they do not need a license. That is absurd, it is wrong, and what I told you is correct.
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  2918. They are not free-loading. Has anyone cited a single licence they are in violation of? Which package have they withheld the source for, or disallowed redistribution of?
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  2919.  @ConfusingZark-hj5bt  he's been explaining what they do and why they do it.
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  2920.  @ConfusingZark-hj5bt  we were all aware of the larger force a decade ago. I recall Sargon looking into the academic work behind what became gg, and the funding from the likes of Microsoft.
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  2921.  @ConfusingZark-hj5bt  he was definitely aware. Social Justice is more than just feminism, and always was.
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  2922.  @Villatoro7  it's just DEI renamed, it is not a new thing.
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  2923.  @Villatoro7  it is already enforced. I'm not sure what type of enforcement you think doesn't exist, but the most complete and high-level enforcement is in government. If you look into diversity requirements for government contracts in the USA you'll see that it is a requirement there. And it's been there for a long time.
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  2924.  @Villatoro7  it is already enforced, they're just giving it a different name to replace one that has become tarnished. And if you look up what that name is, you'll find they can't even decide on what it stands for. It is the same thing, rebranded.
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  2925.  @ITR1329  look at a chart. There was a high number of deaths last year, spiking when the number of cases spiked. But since the rollout the number of deaths has been low despite claims from anti-vaxxers that it is ending people and doesn't work against covid. The data shows they are wrong on both claims.
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  2926. This type of reference to crime is just a form of criticism of a government policy. If a policy leads to an increase in crime then it is bad, but if a policy leads to an increase in Afghans and an increase in crime then we are defamed for criticising it.
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  2927. Did Spain's government side with the occupiers? If the government was calling people to defend the south coast, rather than making it illegal to film people arriving, we'd stand a much better chance.
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  2928. He got covid from his wife, who got it in a school. She first got covid before being vaccinated, as did millions of others. Stop believing the propaganda, they want you to get sick.
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  2929.  WHITES LOVE MY PLAYLISTS  we're eating too much salt.
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  2930. There's nothing stopping them changing the name, or just erasing it. They can do the latter just like rearranging the counties.
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  2931. This is what happens when they're insecure about their tittays.
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  2932. We have never segregated society by what they call gender, and have never had a discussion about changing what we do. It should not have been changed.
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  2933. Do you tell people the effects of the disease, or only the vaccines? Do you present any data to let people assess risk, or do you just scaremonger? Do you compare Sweden to other Nordic countries? Do you consider the effect of them putting vitamin D in food? Do you promote the Netherlands as a model for pandemic responses when they did the same as Sweden, found it to be a disaster, and then changed?
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  2934.  New King  he's not working with the WHO. They denounced his plan.
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  2935.  @nonfictionone  England is not a state and does not have citizenship.
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  2936. ​ @irgendwr singular they is incorrect and has not been used for centuries. The example people cite is from Romeo and Juliet, where nurse is referred to with they when she's behind a door. That is what they is for - an unknown person. Elsewhere in the play she is referred to with she.
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  2937. ​ @dereknelson6980 it was considered a mental illness before activists forced doctors to change that. But physical intervention doesn't fix it, so we ought to go back to the first idea.
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  2938. Why do the Chinese not claim they built Stonehenge? It's because they have a history of their own to be proud of.
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  2939. BBC doesn't have an English bias, it has an anti-Britain, anti-white bias. They even advertise jobs with "whites need not apply".
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  2940. Count the number of anglo-saxons in the UK and US cabinets.
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  2941. It wasn't about China. The head of a powerful international lobby group noticed that the younger generation didn't believe the hype any more, then came the efforts to ban tiktok, then it got a reprieve but it's banning users for posting "3 Pleistocine" (miss-spelled here for a reason).
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  2942. Kyle Churchill was far right.
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  2943. We lived in peace and safety when the Palestinians were living in what's is now Israel. They should take the refugees, because they created them.
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  2944.  @M18Hellcat-17  diversity is entirely about people's feelings, and hiring people for reasons other than competence can not possibly be profitable. Congratulations on being 180 degrees wrong on the most easily assessed topic.
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  2945.  @AL-lh2ht  the 2015 study was debunked, and diversity was a corporate goal before 2015. The video got it wrong.
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  2946.  @ghostinthemachine5821  wow, I hit a nerve!
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  2947.  @josesuokas217  you want me to be impressed by your ability to believe things. Sorry, not cool bro. You are consuming product which makes you feel special. That's what this is. They are patting you on the head and calling you a good boy for believing. This is not proof, it's just confirmation. That's what they are selling, it is what you are consooming. Pat head good boy deserves cookie.
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  2948.  Oscar Ortiz  you are wrong, and that is not what this is about. Every conspiracy is revealed by the conspirators in films and TV shows? You believe that? That's what this is about (kind of, and translated into your miscomprehension to help you comprehend). You think Squid Game reveals the people who control you. No, The Matrix did. Or was it Dangerous Liaisons? Or was it Society? Or was it that episode of Black Mirror? Or was it The Truman Show? What if it was all of them? Just keep consooming, and then you'll know who controls you. Do you remember the Mel Gibson film called Conspiracy Theory? What if that's the one which revealed who controls you? Better consoom it to find out! Tell people it's The One, and if people don't believe you they must be sheep. Call them sheep, so they know how leet you are. You have the esoteric knowledge, and it was confirmed in the film so anyone who doubts you is controlled and a sheep. They don't understand like you do. You are leet, you have the knowledge. * That's not how you spell Baa
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  2949.  @HankBaxter  you don't understand what is happening here.
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  2950. @justonecornetto80 being in a hospital near a rogue state is not the same as playing a stupid game. You are supporting the right of people to move to a place, call it their own, remove the original cohorts, then enact large scale indiscriminate military action in response to a retaliation. The first stage of this is being carried out in the UK, and you are supporting it in principle.
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  2951. @DesHewitt-mj8lb I hope you were able to read my reply to your disgraceful comment when you repeated it on another thread.
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  2952. @GretsGarbo-h9m  they are doing the displacing. If you mean the ones in the north of the land, they were avoiding rockets from the people they displaced. I support neither side, I just want people to practice a morality that would allow us to resolve our own situation and which is actually in line with basic human values.
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  2953.  @incurableromantic4006  I was looking at the word "never" in your post.
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  2954. ​ @OutOfNamesToChoose they already have that, within channel memberships.
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  2955. You're doing good work.
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  2956. 2 things that should be addressed as a priority are 1) auto-censorship of news videos on alt-media channels which get uncensored on appeal after 3 days when the video has already had 90% of its views (and revenue potential) 2) banning people based on the content of older videos that were uploaded before the most recent censorship guidelines were put in place
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  2957. On the other hand, if you don't want the tweaks you don't need the bloat!
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  2958.  @robertseavor4304 the ones at the cenotaph and the ones on the march.
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  2959. One key difference is that the current system demonises the people who are either indigenous or who built the country whereas the former demonised people who were essentially foreign and came to own 30% of the land after initiating a hyperinflation. One is designed to support colonisation, the other is designed to oppose it.
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  2960.  @ADUAquascaping  they are the same everywhere they go. See the patterns, respond accordingly.
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  2961. They contributed so much to Europe in a few centuries, but nothing to Africa in millennia.
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  2962. That regulation is for ISPs, not content providers. Google can do what it wants because its goal is the destruction of western civilization, and they hate you. There's no point in having "Net Neutrality" when sites like Daily Stormer and RT can get de-listed or de-ranked by private organisations.
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  2963.  @braindecay9477  he told blackmailers he would not back down. To present that as anything else is dishonest. Presenting the tweet as a conspiracy theory is equally dishonest. TF can only appeal to dishonest or ignorant people.
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  2964.  @cynthiamorris1874  if our values are what were told they are, we cannot say they got better. They are incompatible with our continuance, whereas other civilisations have retained values which work.
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  2965.  @KemetledAfrica  there were loads of them all over twitter. One of the more widely shared one was of a woman who said she had never supported the team before but would do so now that her people had colonised it.
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  2966. They tweeted "Oh, and we are back" about 10 hours before your comment.
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  2967.  @donaldhysa4836  it's falling. But the cities are not a priority, not even a goal.
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  2968. 3:53 is confusing me. Are trans people made unsafe by reading a book?
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  2969. If capitalism is a load of people pulling a cart up a hill, socialism is people putting their ropes down and getting on the cart. If the cart doesn't get up the hill, it's a failure of capitalism.
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  2970.  @bahastar6688  what are you laughing at? Do you think grape is funny, or do you think it's funny that the grapiers are protected by censorship? Perhaps you think it's funny when it is motivated by hats and tratgeted at a nethnink group and that we can go to jail if we talk about it. These are issues we would not have if we had democracy, beyond the facts OP and others have already stated.
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  2971.  @bahastar6688  it's not your victory, it belongs to the people who held the gates open for you. You won't like what you claim as a prize, because you will be left with nothing other than what you create for yourselves, and that's not what you came for. It's not over, because when there is no state to steal from us we will thrive and your guys will move on or move home. Gavin Bobby will explain.
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  2972. @Ramona Rael he never denied it, and he allowed states to handle it their own way. When he blocked travel from china democrats called him racist. Weeks before, democrats were telling people it was racist not to celebrate Chinese new year or to say where the virus came from. When Trump commented on reports that HCQ was a potential therapy, democrat media said it was a dangerous lie. But we now know that it works. Do not politicise this. democrats did that, and people are dead because of it.
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  2973.  Alex Hoo  affidavits are evidence. All you need to do is wait, but if you want to know what will happen, just consider why you've been told the evidence is not evidence, and why the democrats are scared of audits.
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  2974. It's a sanction. It's common to compel private companies not to supply foreign governments.
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  2975.  @gabrielcorso1043  there were a lot fewer single mothers 70 years ago. What went wrong was the "solution" to that "problem". First recognise what people's incentives are, then don't incentivise the things you don't want more of.
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  2976.  @fuckgoogle4712  masks are effective in suppressing transmission of respiratory viruses. Why do you think you have been programmed to have such a reaction against them? Why have you been made hysterical?
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  2977.  @Melian_Dialogue  it's an absurd position, contrary to evidence and theory, that is pushed by every online propagandist and fear- mongering clickbaiter. They are programming you. You are resisting resistance to the pandemic, which means you are fighting to have it prolonged. Pandemics happen to populations, not individuals, so "muh individualism" is not an appropriate response. We need to coordinate our actions, and we need to do things which are proven to reduce the spread of respiratory viruses.
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  2978.  @fuckgoogle4712  cloth masks work. If you want proof, cover your mouth with a t-shirt and breathe through it. Does it feel damp? If so, then it has stopped the airborne particles which might contain the virus. Studies which measure mask effectiveness only as an inhibitor of breathing in viruses are as useful as those studying HCQ in the late stages of the disease. They are so obviously wrong one might conclude they are manipulative.
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  2979.  @Melian_Dialogue  I am informed and mentally strong enough to accept the position we find ourselves in. If that makes me seem too far gone to you, you have some work to do. If you don't want the pandemic to be used for political advantage, you should not resist attempts to control it. That has been my position from the start, and I have expressed it on many occasions. I always get a similar response - people who have accepted the propaganda simply do not want to do anything that can alter the path of the pandemic. They do not care how it is being used against them. They have been programmed not to want to change their behaviour despite the change in their environment. That programming is deliberate, and PJW is one of the programmers.
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  2980.  @fuckgoogle4712  the bit at the end which you put in bold should tell you that the research is not studying the claims made for masks, or the effectiveness of how they are used. Masks prevent infected people passing the virus to others. They work. They don't need to be 100% effective, they just need to be part of our response to keep the infection rate below 1. The study you found, or others like it, was used at the beginning of the pandemic when the advice was that we should not wear masks. Then it was found that they do work, the advice changed, and propagandists who want us not to take action against the pandemic used the change of advice to claim that we are constantly being misled. You are misleading people, you are misled yourself, you have been programmed to resist attempts to stop the pandemic. Why do people want you to be ignorant, and why do they want the lockdowns to continue? Why are you so determined to help their agenda?
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  2981.  @Melian_Dialogue  I'm not sure what question you mean. I might have had a comment removed. Are you reconsidering advocating doing nothing to stop a pandemic which you think is being used for a political agenda?
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  2982.  @Melian_Dialogue  that has nothing to do with masks or other actions we should be taking. The only comment I need to make is that if you don't want people taking advantage of the pandemic, you should take action against the pandemic, encourage others to do so, and condemn those who advocate actions which will prolong it. As I wrote before, I have done all that since the start, and I do not have any need to justify testing processes. They were trying to make Trump look bad, for your failure to realise we have a pandemic and that we could end it within its incubation period if we all isolate at the same time. That's about 2 weeks. We could have ended this last February and it would not have been an issue during the election. But you didn't want that, and you still don't. We are still 2 weeks away from the end of this, if we choose that path, and you still resist. You advocate for a longer pandemic, so please justify every agenda people have used the pandemic to advance! Whatever people might be using it for is not on my back, it's on yours. You want this, you protest things which will prevent it. So justify those testing rates yourself. The bad guys are on your side, not mine. I've been trying to stop them.
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  2983.  @Melian_Dialogue  weeks, not years. 2 weeks is all it would take if people like you could learn to recognise and reject propaganda.
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  2984.  @fuckgoogle4712  viruses do not reproduce on moist cloth. Also, if they're on the mask they are not in the mask-wearer's lungs. Those studies do not show masks are ineffective, whatever they are made of, and I have explained to you why that is. The similarity between dodgy HCQ research and those studies being promulgated by pro-pandemic propagandists is not diminished by the dates of the studies. They are not relevant, because we are not using masks for protection, so the only purpose the studies serve in this context is to make uninformed people resist measures to resist the pandemic, thus prolonging it. This is what you want. You would not keep up with this nonsense if you did not want the pandemic to continue.
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  2985. G/S ratio currently 120.7. Historically very high, but I dare not switch to silver right now!
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  2986. Where there was replacement, there was no prior civilisation, just primitive people. Elsewhere it was mostly a trade relationship.
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  2987. That's a presidential system. To get power in the UK you need to be selected by people who want the opposite of what Bukele achieved, or you need honest reporting from people who side with them.
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  2988. ​ @somalilandrecognition5413  if you want factual contributions, you need to be able to recognise them. You praised one is misleading. Watch the interview I referred to above if you want facts.
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  2989. ​ @MarvinWestmaas  Semanya has XY chromosomes, internal testes, and no womb or ovaries. If you listen to the interview I referenced above, you will find the boxers are the same, and that none of them would have been confused after puberty. The IOC looks at passports, not at the sex of athletes, which gives men an unfair advantage in the female category. For the category to have any meaning, it must exclude people for more than just what they were "assigned" or granted by government fiat, because some people are assigned wrongly. You claim "we don't hear her being accused of this, never in her 8 years of boxing." Well that's a bold claim, but a quick search reveals the truth. I honestly don't know why people persist in this (actually, I do. We all do). "Algeria’s Imane Khelif, who competes on Thursday, was disqualified by the International Boxing Association over high testosterone levels before a gold medal bout at the women’s world championships"
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  2990. When the black elf told Sauron "Be Better" and made him reconsider his actions, I cried.
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  2991. What is "Islamist denialism"? What's the real threat? The word "Islamist" is part of the denial.
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  2992. Stop sending weapons, tell them to surrender.
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  2993. There's not much point in a repairable phone when the updates only last 2 years.
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  2994. Social Justice mans injustice. Otherwise they would just use the word Justice.
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  2995. It was a racially motivated incident, because the black community harbours a conspiracy theory about Asian shopkeepers exploiting them, which gives them an incentive to steal to get even. It's also why the "anti-racist" protesters (as they were described in the Daily Mail) left racist messages on the shop's shutters. As the shopkeeper has learned, you cannot lift a finger against western civilisation's most powerful group, which is one of the reasons the police, both here and in the USA, are backing off from doing their jobs. Their clients are disproportionately from that powerful group, so if the police treat everyone equally they will be accused of bias against the powerful group. That can end a career, and it has done several times in high profile cases.
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  2996. Far left activists going to such lengths for a country's native population is something we should celebrate. They'd never do this for Europe's indigenous but it's nice to know they have some humanity elsewhere in the world.
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  2997.  @bulldog9160  broken fibres. That is what was mentioned in the video.
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  2998. There's not going to be a signal.
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  2999. They're only 90-something% effective at keeping you out of hospital if you get infected, and only 90-something% effective at keeping you from being infected in the first place. So they're important, but not perfect.
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  3000.  @UltimateBargains  They don't leverage cash reserves, they have assets and liabilities; your account balance is their liability and it can't exceed the value for their assets. Asset values are the key to solvency, not the number federal reserve notes they hold.
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  3001. Don't forget that Wagner is a bunch of criminals armed with shovels and Russia began running out of missiles more than a year ago. In light of the facts presented to us by western news corporations, the Wagner victory is even more terrifying. They are going to be in Lisbon by September!
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  3002.  @REVELDAH  it didn't used to be systemic, until the colonisers arrived. What are the systems like where they come from? We are trending towards that as more of them come and make our country more like theirs. It's about their culture and productivity, which are not the same as ours.
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  3003. Nope. Only 1 person in the comments appears to have understood this; most people think it can be used as a strategy to avoid infection.
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  3004. People still use Amigas and they still use Firefox. Both are alive and well!
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  3005.  @karlydoc  problems resulting from the lack of that think can only be resolved by the reintroduction of that thing.
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  3006. At your own risk! Uber will use their customer data to create a list of Nazis to put against the wall when the revolution is complete.
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  3007. He thought having a bad guy in a wheelchair would make everyone turn against wheelchair users. So he made the character a white man instead, knowing what the outcome would be. This is literally a non-crime hate incident!
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  3008. Falsely accuse some professors, or women, and see if the website published those names. If they have an editorial policy they are more culpable, and also in violation of Title IX.
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  3009. Adopting the morality of the opposition can never be a winning strategy.
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  3010.  @thomasrobert4654  even from that absurdist point of view, Russia would not seek to help Europe out if its decline.
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  3011.  @alanharwood1636  Russia did not engineer the war, they tried to avoid it, and did so for years. They were still negotiating to end it in the months before and after they joined it. The terms they offered were much better than the terms they offer now, for obvious reasons. You should judge them on the original terms. Russia was happy for Ukraine to have trade with Europe, but the EU and USA could not accept it also having trade with Russia. It was with EU and USA help that the insurrection happened, Russia was no part of it. But none of that is relevant to the point that they have no reason to prevent the decline we're going through.
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  3012.  @alanharwood1636  if there was something to stir up, and they stayed out of it, they did avoid it. The USA had a $5 billion endowment for protecting democracy in Ukraine, but when an insurrection was happening they supported it. Whatever the truth is of how Russia responded, what they did was a response. The OSCE never saw any such response that you describe though.
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  3013.  FIEND PHOTO  yes you do.
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  3014.  FIEND PHOTO  no, I quoted the law. You misquoted me. You can read the law for yourself instead of pestering people online.
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  3015.  @bobp6742  he's also wrong, by not listing all the other things we don't need a TV license for. I stated what we do need one for, and got a load of nonsense in response.
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  3016. Once you've held a firm young carrot that grew in your own soil you will cease the lament of your rights. - Styx, 2020
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  3017. It's a product and/or service.
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  3018. "Healthier people, you know people who go to their GP a lot, are the ones more likely to get vaccinated" Really? I'm healthy, so I've been to the GP twice in 30 years!
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  3019. Open source, not open testing and configuration. They agreed to share source code, not to have all their other work cloned and sold.
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  3020.  @kordelas2514  photos exist. I can't believe people still believe this myth. Do you know why it was allowed to propagate? I'm sure you accepted the training, and will you do what is required of you next time. I'm also sure you think you resisted, whilst you were doing exactly what you were told to do.
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  3021.  @kordelas2514  I have proved it. The burden is on you, as I have made abundantly clear, to provide words which you find acceptable in the telling of that proof. You'll now have to plug the words I did give you into a search engine; you have exhausted your opportunity for a direct answer using words you don't reject.
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  3022.  @psy-op  Lavid Dammy claims to be English. I had to scramble that to avoid it being unappeared.
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  3023. Europe used to be all forest, until it got cut down. There are still some trees left and still some turf left, but cutting down trees and turf is not viable forever.
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  3024.  @brianbadonde8700  trees grow back too, but the forests have gone.
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  3025. It's not about the Current Thing, it's about the future of the country.
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  3026. Why do we still have electronic crossing signals now that pedestrians have the right of way?
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  3027. It's like disclosure in a court case. If a judge orders disclosure, you may have to provide passwords or documents to help the other side prove your culpability. It's not for you to prove your own innocence.
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  3028.  @davidhooper1767  for example, if you're suing for wrongful dismissal you can demand access to documents covering the discussions of your dismissal. Even if there is no court case the same principle applies: providing access is not an indication that guilt is the presumption.
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  3029.  @davidhooper1767  whatever the name of the proceeding is, disclosure is real and the OP is wrong.
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  3030.  @davidhooper1767  the principle is the same. If you want to argue that a disclosure order reverses the presumption of innocence, just do that.
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  3031.  @Stanlee202  there's a presumption in the question.
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  3032.  @davidhooper1767  it's was an analogy to demonstrate the principal. If you want to tell us how a disclosure order reverses the presumption of innocence, that would be ideal, and would be the only relevant point you could make.
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  3033.  @davidhooper1767  the topic is whether disclosure reverses the assumption of innocence. It does not.
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  3034.  @davidhooper1767  the topic is defined in the first comment. If you want to show how disclosure reverses the assumption of innocence, just do that. If it does not then you have nothing to offer. If you don't understand how disclosure applies to the topic, just stop.
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  3035.  @davidhooper1767  I've not dodged anything that is relevant, and have not made any consequential errors. I have explained a principal which does apply to the question, and have asked you to refute it. You have not done so. You dodged the only relevant thing you could comment on.
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  3036.  @Stanlee202  it's not wrong to ask questions, but that wasn't the issue. I should have said that the answer to your question is "No." Weirdly, that's what David admitted before going on his bizarre campaign.
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  3037.  @davidhooper1767  discovery is a principal within our system of justice, and the OP's question was about a form of discovery. Questions about the difference between criminal and civil law are not relevant to the existence of the principal or its relevance to the question. You have avoided discussion of relevant things, and tried to focus on irrelevant ones.
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  3038. The fact this hasn't happened shows where the power lies. The enemies of the USA run the USA.
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  3039. It's the opposite - his health initiatives actually cost him money, so he's better off if people get healthy on their own.
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  3040. Covid-19 is the disease, not the virus. We'll all get infected, but the vaccinated are much less likely to develop the disease.
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  3041.  @trailsandbeers  none of that is relevant as a reply to my comment. Are you unvaccinated and worried you made the wrong decision? You did.
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  3042. The less likely it is that people are able to do it, the earlier it needs to be imposed. I hope for the best there and in similar places.
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  3043. He's clarifying a logical position, not calling for action.
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  3044. These animosities lately seem to be getting pushed out of Hollywood and the video games industry, because they have caused huge financial losses. They'll be around open source for longer, all we can do is keep not donating.
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  3045. 1 Corinthians 13:11 When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me.
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  3046.  @adoculos4521  he mentioned GB News asking Mark Steyn to pay their fines. Who fined them? It wasn't their own lawyers.
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  3047.  @adoculos4521  they would need to refer to the law to be able to sue, so that's nothing to do with the media company's lawyers. What prevents hosts using proper pronouns in the first place is Ofcom's directive and the threat of losing their license, which is nothing to do with members of the public or the corporate lawyers.
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  3048.  @adoculos4521  corporate lawyers did not write the law. If there was no law and no regulations there would be no lawyers. So everything that happens in the legal and regulatory realm comes from something other than the lawyers. Thanks for asking for a link, but I already knew you didn't know anything about this topic! As you should know, it comes from the Audiovisual Media Services Regulation 2020 - section 368Z, part 5b - for which Ofcom issued guidance within section 2 of its broadcasting code on 3 March 2021. The rule in question is in section 2.3 of part 2 of its guidance notes that day.
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  3049.  @adoculos4521 why did you post a crying emoji before I wrecked you? Premonition much?
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  3050. Katie is not extreme, she holds historically normal views in a time dominated by far left extremism.
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  3051.  @TheAdArchive  it is ahistorical in the ways viewers have claimed. The Britain it portrays never existed.
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  3052. That explains the benefit of the file format, but not why you don't use a GUI. How does it handle images?
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  3053. There was another edit which was noticed by people on Twitter: the Princess of Wales' face was taken from a Vogue cover shoot in 2016. And the only other photo of her which has been released since she went into hospital, where she was visited by her husband only once despite him saying he would be by her side, appears to have been created from a photo taken at a previous official function.
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  3054. Brandon only gets views because people go there to dislike.
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  3055. Infowars: the only news that isn't fake.
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  3056.  @named4mars933  it didn't need to be mentioned. The post justifies its components and presents opposition as being morally wrong: Ghandi exacerbated tensions and did not count the British as his own people.
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  3057. I was told cancel culture is a myth, so how can they cancel Russia?
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  3058. Can we actually do this curfew for men thing please? It would mean men can knock off work early and women would have to go out and fix powerlines during night-time storms. The best way to end feminism is to give them what they want and then wait for them to demand we fix it.
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  3059.  @colinmatts  that's the smooth-brain understanding that nobody denies the truth of. Where you need to go next is the questions of why he chose to misrepresent our history, why he did it in the manner he did, and what are the consequences of dismissing his and others' animosity as "just a film". We've all done that here, just waiting for you to catch up.
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  3060.  @Steven-vo4ee  I read it. It was all very obvious, and you should assume everyone has the same knowledge. You're missing what's going on though.
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  3061.  @malcolmstockbridge2569  Brexit has not been a disaster, it's already given us sovereignty. Government policies have been a disaster, but that's completely different. The US and Russia are doing better than us economically, and they're outside the EU, whereas Germany is doing worse and is still stuck inside it. You need to look beyond biases if you want to judge the benefits of the freedom we won.
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  3062. Mediazona tracks Russian casualties more closely than the source quoted here. Yesterday they put the number of endings at 59,725.
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  3063. He explained that the implementation in the example supports all variable types whereas the built-in one only supports color.
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  3064. It's not the first time she has called for violence.
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  3065. When he talks about matter "possessing mass" I half suspect he thinks the weight is carried around in a bag by the matter which possesses it.
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  3066. ​​ @tmtech576 We're in the Palestinian position, not theirs. Slowly being pushed off our land.
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  3067. ​ @ViduwanPaduwan Jordan was not an aggressor. Look at a map of Transjordan and work out who took its territory!
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  3068.  @ViduwanPaduwan  I don't think "not an aggressor" in response to "was the aggressor" is a difficult point to understand. Since you're derailing now, and pretending not to comprehend, readers will assume it is because you know you got deboonked. Everyone can look at old maps and see.
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  3069. So Turkey's re-orientating its economy towards Russia. Didn't Ukraine try to do something like that in 2013?
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  3070.  @forgottenfuryan  none of this is about what decades anyone was born in.
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  3071. The leather he is using happens to have the LV logo all over it. Somehow you didn't notice any LV logo, and somehow he didn't think of using leather which did not have that logo on it. It looks to me like he is using the LV logo without permission.
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  3072.  @chimpana  it's not the most British town in Britain which is extreme, it's everywhere else that is.
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  3073. Until the Delta variant, yes.
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  3074.  @rickreid8572 you will be able to tell the difference, and then you will know what Britishness is and is not.
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  3075.  @rickreid8572  your inability to understand has been well advertised.
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  3076.  @rickreid8572  you're not clever enough to be hurt by that.
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  3077. Disparaging remarks about people from far away who have recently been military enemies would be less shocking in the Tudor period than today. If the producer wants to rewrite the play for better understanding, he should downplay those comments.
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  3078.  @DavidZ4-gg3dm  I hope you have proof and are not assuming that on the basis that she got arrested. Surely if the government had not banned support for Hamas you would support her support of people wanting to return to the towns their ancestors built and their campaign against a redacted state. So your apparent condemnation must come from support for the denial of speech.
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  3079.  @DavidZ4-gg3dm  banning support for the other side also would be done for good reason if different people had the authority to do it. But I question whether she did support them, or whether she simply opposed the actions of the other side.
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  3080.  @DavidZ4-gg3dm  that's only considered a bad thing because of who has power in the UK. And I've still got no reason to believe it's true.
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  3081.  @DavidZ4-gg3dm  if it was clear then someone would have some evidence of it. I found a biased source and all they could provide was that she supports the resistance, described an audacious act as incredible, and noted that someone was a hero of the resistance. This is an act of political suppression for a foreign government, not anything we should condone.
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  3082.  @michael.darracott  she supports resistance against a parish regime. The same thing that was done to them is being done here; we should all support their moral right to defend themselves because it is ours too. One would be deluded not to.
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  3083. It's not very able to fight it, which is why we need a vaccination. The survival rate excludes all negative outcomes other than death. If you ignore the negative outcomes then you can pretend that it's not a big deal.
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  3084. The government has a contract with Serco, who cover all bills and repairs for a property put into their scheme. Landlords get monthly payments with no voids, Serco handles everything else, you pay for it.
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  3085.  @channahrose  the comment is not about consequences, it's about ignoring what leads to consequences. If you don't know what leads to consequences, think about whether it should be legal to read the bible and support South Africa's submission to the ICJ.
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  3086. dual citizenship is illegal in Ukraine, which is why Zelensky's oligarch backer has 3 passports: Ukraine, Cyprus and Israel. Will Zelensky and his cabinet pick up their Israeli citizenships at the same time as their UK ones, so they don't commit a crime?
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  3087. SJWs are into social justice, not victimhood. They perceive victimhood through a social justice lens, and promote victimhood as a weapon where it does not exist, but social justice is what they are all about, and it is their goal. The alt-right is the opposite of SJWs; they do not want social justice, but that does not mean that people wanting to demographically change the USA are not victimising white people. They are doing that, and the people pointing out this victimisation are correct. This does not make them SJWs or racists. The factual claim that a victim exists has nothing to do with the ideology of social justice. Alerting people to a crime does not make the crime go away; victim and offender are not reversed by the act of reporting a crime. "Yeah and that's why i'm against mass immigration and amnesty for illegal aliens." The disastrous consequences of multiculturalism do not go away when you make mass migration legal. It is the fact of multiculturalism, not the illegality of it, that is the problem. Skin color is irrelevant, but ethnic group preference is not. Demographic change would be just as destructive if everyone had the same skin color but different cultures, histories etc and advocated for the interests of people from their own background. It is the SJWism inherent in multiple ethnicities cohabiting that the alt-right opposes, not their skin. When a racist says they hate white people it is not because of their skin, it is because of the different way they live.
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  3088. Obesity is not infectious. But ignorance about pandemics is.
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  3089. It's not a TV, it's a portal into the Roku service. And it still is.
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  3090. History will prove him right. It already has in many places.
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  3091. ​ @sw-fast using pronouns to antagonise people needs consequences. If FDO doesn't like consequences, they should leave.
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  3092. Adblocking, TOR and crypto are all related to privacy or the internet. In a browser, those are not bloat.
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  3093. Yes they do. They never wanted to close.
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  3094. A Police Inspector called Mohammed refuses to prosecute muslims! Welcome to the future.
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  3095.  @donaldbie8481  it was a consulate, in the embassy compound.
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  3096. There was a community note on "X" which described the assailant as a counter-protester, as if he was counter-protesting the people protesting the event.
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  3097. You actually think they are competent! They really did a job on you.
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  3098. Trump doesn't need to be a fascist in order for people to flee fascism, he just needs to be called a fascist every day by the legacy media. Faith Goldie (Rebel Media) counted people at one crossing and saw 15 per hour (360/day). There are lots of crossings!
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  3099. She makes a good point about citizenship, but the effect of granting lots of citizenships goes far beyond stress on the NHS and housing. Those are minor compared to the dilution of what makes Britain British.
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  3100. ​ @originalityisdead.9513 the US is further down the road than we are. Having more people believe it's a proposition nation won't stop the contradictions from pulling it down.
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  3101. They want to be "seen as Welsh" when everything in their blueprint for colonisation shows they hate and mistrust the Welsh. It's like they want to be seen as English...
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  3102. "...derived from being a monopoly in the browser space" The proposed actions against them are due to their search monopoly.
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  3103. They are completely sane complaints. They are not supposed to have any voracity, they are supposed to have a chilling effect on dissidents.
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  3104.  @dertythegrower  if we were able to live our way of life and they were able to live theirs, we would be better off. That can only happen if we stop letting others dictate our way of life. If one basketball team passed the ball only to team mates, and their opposition passed to players of both teams, who would win?
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  3105. Why can't they go to India?
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  3106. "The EU provided the money for the new city centre" No, the Duke of Westminster did, via Grosvenor Group. The Liverpool Echo has a list of 17 projects with EU funding, but the EU did not put up all the money for those either. - [Liverpool ECHO Arena] received almost £50m from Objective One towards its £160m cost - EU investment of £9m in the city’s new £19m cruise liner terminal - St George’s Hall benefitted from a £23m restoration, including £3m from the EU
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  3107. When you wanted to open an application you typed its name, you didn't click twice to open the application grid. 6:28 10:34 18:44
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  3108. It was the content, not the authors.
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  3109. "rights and wrongs of the result" are actually less than irrelevant, if that's possible, because parliament agreed to the wording. Surely they would not offer us a choice that they could not accept?
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  3110. Lack of concern got us to where we are now, and I doubt that will change much.
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  3111. For those people it was cowardice, not design.
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  3112. I pay them to mine cobalt.
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  3113. This is not entirely correct. There is a Bollywood film called "The Kerala Story" which is currently upsetting the peaceful religion here in the UK as well as in India.
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  3114. I was wondering how pregnant men feel about those German Gerperson tanks, and then you moved to the next story without showing any consideration for the identity group. The lack of inclusivity displayed here is triggering.
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  3115. Everyone who has tried to speak out on this issue has been annihilated. There is no way to have a profile on this issue like hers regarding women's spaces.
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  3116. The rat runs are the ones being blocked off.
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  3117.  @frankielov  they're not blocked to vehicles, you can drive in all of them. Cars are being moved to main roads, not to other rat runs.
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  3118.  @JackRileyD  the goal was never to create an administrative process. The goal is one group rising above another, the words, names and policies are just a way of achieving that.
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  3119. @John James they are not trying to scare you. If information scares you, try cowering under your bedclothes until we sort this whole thing out for you.
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  3120. It's a service. You don't own the service.
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  3121.  @graye2799  they used it in that, but the prediction came from an earlier article about what life might be like in hi-tech cities. The cities were not even predicted to be mandatory, but people too lazy to read have been terrified of every rental opportunity ever since.
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  3122.  @graye2799  it was a prediction, and they say it is dystopian. Pretending it is a policy has got many people scared, it is the only reason the claim is ever made. It is cruel, and it is false. I oppose such behaviour, and that's why people abuse me.
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  3123.  @graye2799  it was a prediction, not an instruction. The article has been removed from their site and the only reference to it when I last searched a few years ago was the claim that it was a dystopian vision. People have been scared because they don't do their own research when told it's a policy which an unfeasibly powerful organisation will impose on them. That is the only reason the phrase is ever used - to mislead and cause fear. People don't like to be told they got played, and they actually like to live in fear. Hence the abuse I get for telling the truth and explaining that they have no need to be afraid.
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  3124.  @nimrodery  no, it's about ownership. OP was clear and I have held the line.
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  3125.  @iminyourwallsiminyourwalls4124  no, he was the winner by 4 seconds.
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  3126. They are not segregating, Callum, you get this wrong all the time. They are creating new groups which are inclusive of everyone except the people they hate. Those people are not segregated into their own group, they are marginalised and excluded. There is no room for them at all; this is not segregation it is colonisation and replacement. This is why universities have DEI statement mandates, even in the sciences.
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  3127.  @Sir_Gerald_Nosehairs. ok, let them be told "no," but be aware we have no power to do that. If we try, we will get the same treatment we always get. The best thing to do is stand aside and let them do something which makes the government tell them "no". BTW, your comment got de-published.
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  3128. You actually work though. If you didn't then it would be a big deal.
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  3129. pouseli disosme you talk about rights, so can you confirm that the American people were given the right to choose to become a minority in their own country and are given the right not to subsidise their replacements? If the replacement population did not have the right to force Americans to build houses for them, feed them, educate their children in their own language, lend them money to start a business, give them grants to take the place of an American at university etc, they would not have come to the country to replace them. The migration you support is not libertarian, it's authoritarian.
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  3130. Connor she did not prove him right, she pointed out factual errors!
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  3131.  @introspection827  I think that's what I was trying to explain. It looks like the comments I was replying to have been removed.
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  3132.  @nbvvc-pi6pi  according to the daily mail, "Rudakubana spent the entire 55 minutes of the hearing covering his whole face, with his grey sweatshirt pulled up to his hairline and at times rocking back and forth, side to side." They do have a courtroom artist picture of him with his eyes visible though, in the same article.
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  3133.  @Soridan  my reply got deleted.
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  3134. We can warm up by gathering on our doorsteps and shouting "Take that, Putin" in the general direction of Russia.
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  3135.  @TalesOfWar  the country is poorer. GDP is up because we have to borrow to pay their benefits and hotel bills.
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  3136.  @TalesOfWar  GDP is a measure of spending, not of savings. If rich people have more cash, which they don't - rich people buy assets - then GDP would be lower. When the government spends on benefits for newcomers, that makes GDP go up. But GDP/Capita falls, and we can't afford to repair potholes. Do you know the proportion of housing benefit paid to people born elsewhere? The data is available, and it blows out of the water the claims that new people are a benefit to the economy. Some are, but giving them a vote and access to welfare does not make them productive. We have no need to do that, it neither benefits the economy nor society. Yet it is done.
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  3137.  @TalesOfWar  you can find it at least as well as I can. The fact you don't know it, and seem to doubt it even exists, tells me everything I need to know about your opinion above.
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  3138.  @TalesOfWar  I found something in 5 seconds with a 4-word search: 17% are in social housing - Migration Observatory, 2022. The point still stands that you ought to know this, and ought to be able to find the data before blaming innocent people for your problems.
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  3139.  @TalesOfWar 17% are in social housing, others get housing benefit in private rented housing, which is all a long way from claims that they are a benefit. We have to pay that, and it pushes up house prices for everyone else at the same time as pushing down wages, so we effectively pay three times. This is a policy which affects us all, it not an unfair blame allocation. To blame the rich, as you did, has no basis and is entirely unfair. Do you know how much the Netherlands calculated the cost of their migration policy to have been over the last 25 years? Denmark has some similar data, so you can find those or just ignore them and keep blaming innocent people instead. The economic argument is entirely fake, and the social impact is always ignored because it is so clearly detrimental. All such policies need to be stopped and then reversed, to prevent ongoing harms.
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  3140.  @LongDefiant  the narrative that gets pushed is that it was an empty, unnamed land that had been waiting for them to return for 2000 years, and a surprising number of people articulate a version of this. I try to tell the real history, but things get deleted.
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  3141.  @WillyEckaslike  that's why they should be aspirating. Denmark does, as do Japan China and Taiwan. We should be able to get data to show whether or not it's a factor.
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  3142. Oisin should stick to the tourism videos! His tours of Venice show a beautiful, peaceful European city and his politics suggest he is unaware of what is being done to his own country. If Venice looked like Paris he might have a more realistic outlook. Still no excuse for spreading "concern" though.
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  3143. ​ @windradyne8724  Jabs? I think you mean vaccinations. Vaccinations do prevent onward transmission slightly, and because they reduce the viral load they are likely to transmit a smaller inoculum. The selective pressure does not create mutations. If a more transmissible and more deadly mutation happens in a vaccinated person we have to assume it would have happened had they not been vaccinated. If that mutation can survive in someone whose immune system has been trained to deal with the virus, we have to assume it would be able to survive in someone who did not have that benefit. Also, more vaccines = fewer mutations.
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  3144. If telling people that Britain has always been on the wrong side of events is extreme, nearly every professor and teacher should be jailed.
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  3145. ​ @lucyinchat being nice is not a belief. Even without a CoC in place, you should assume provocative behaviour in line with totalitarian ideologies is not allowed.
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  3146.  @mirey-lamb  they can and they do. But it's not the employer's choice, they do it to avoid the mob.
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  3147. Breaking news: their manifesto has announced that it identifies as a womanifesto.
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  3148. When millennials are in retirement homes these people will be running the retirement homes. I can't be around to laugh at them but I will go to my grave content.
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  3149. The activists were never respected, they were feared. They are no longer feared.
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  3150. This is because of sanctions, not net zero.
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  3151. The only connection between Hamas and the GOP [voters] is that both want their country back.
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  3152. In the news this week I read that chimps have entered the stone age. I wonder if they'll invent the wheel.
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  3153. People didn't act out of spite in the 60s when they saw what was happening to their country, they wanted to give us a better life where we don't have to tolerate outsiders making films which misrepresent our history. It's clear looking back that the people he condemns were the good guys.
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  3154. ​ @guss77 they don't tell customers to get source code from centos. The fact you got many more upvotes than people who know what they're talking about speaks volumes!
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  3155. That's all it ever meant. When people were more honest and up-front about it they were no less wrong about what they were trying to prevent.
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  3156. No we did not.
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  3157.  @caspice  that's the opposite of doing something.
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  3158. That "extremist material" is so cartoonish I 75% believe it was planted.
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  3159.  Dougal Douglas  suspicion is all they need, the warrant is what they use to get evidence. If they find that 90% of people who withdraw the implied right were incorrectly licensed, that's surely enough suspicion to get a warrant! I don't need a license, so if you pay me I will revoke their implied right and make you look less suspicious!
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  3160.  @JackDinn  they contact you after 2 years to see if your circumstances have changed.
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  3161.  Dougal Douglas  it was a warrant. There is no reason to believe it was not. Do you think the policeman was fake too? If they need evidence to get a warrant, why don't they just use that evidence to get a conviction? Sources online say they need "reasonable suspicion" to get a warrant.
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  3162.  Dougal Douglas  they do not have to carry out the warrant to its full extent. They were prevented from doing so, and they left. The warrant was issued to see if a license was required, not to prove he wasn't watching youtube. A license is required to install a TV receiver, so they would have checked his TV to see if he has one installed, which is why he didn't let them in. We both know he wasn't watching sport on youtube.
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  3163.  @Treblaine  you're a clever boy. No judge will dare try to outsmart a clever boy like you!
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  3164. Callum's getting freaked out buy masks again! "This isn't at the outbreak where nobody knew". Most of us knew, even before being told. Some of you never worked it out. There is no need to be scared, there never was.
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  3165. The next summer Olympics are in the US in 2028, during Trump's term. This will be interesting.
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  3166. "Historically migration only happened through colonising armies". Where? Not in India, they formed an army after moving there. Not in the US, they moved there to settle, not to conquer. Historically it happened the same way it's happening now.
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  3167. "Migration produced civilization" Migration giveth, and migration taketh away!
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  3168. I don't think politicians intend the chaos they cause. They treat the economy like an infinite resource, and they measure their own productivity by the number of bills they pass.
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  3169. They spend a lot of time and money working out what their customers think. It's how they stay in business.
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  3170. They only demand it from people who are required to pay. The "menace" is what is defined in law, so it's not likely to be found menacing by a court of law.
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  3171.  @Bertiesghost  we are being united, not divided. Contra-legality has been assigned to efforts in the vicinity of the opposite. (apologies for the wording, I got censored when using proper language)
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  3172.  @kathleankeesler1639  why are you advocating sacrificing freedom for security? Have you learned nothing from the last 3 years? Memento mori.
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  3173.  @deborahwillard3495  there was never any intent for that though. People can't fail to do something they never intended to do! If you break through all the lies you've been told you will see that the intent was only ever to save lives, even though the opportunity to reduce the number of welfare-dependent elderly people was very much on the table. If there was an agenda behind the injuries you reference, why were people on the right told to avoid them? Do you think any kind of agenda such as that which you've been told to fear would seek to preserve the lives of people who are troublesome towards the government? We were told to embrace the pandemic and avoid the cure, which is exactly what we would have been told if there was a desire for there to be fewer of us. So did you comply with their demands? I bet you did!
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  3174.  @notafbihoneypot8487  going woke is as capitalist as paying a protection racket.
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  3175.  @Notelu  this isn't, but other stuff they do is.
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  3176. Why is this "surprising"? To anyone who doesn't read feminist blogs this is nothing new.
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  3177. That LA grant is not quite a lottery, it will give unequal weighting to applicants who fit its "equity lens". Other grants you've mentioned have been more specific and said whites may not apply.
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  3178. Bringing in millions of people creates division, so the government should be arrested.
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  3179. You helped extend the window of opportunity the pandemic afforded the WEF. They wrote about this on their website. They told you to do what you did, and you complied.
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  3180.  @GrandaddyO-E14  it's observation, not thinking, and it will work out well because Israel is losing its allies in the most ironic manner. Like Spain, they will reconquer. They have forever.
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  3181. That "favourable to Putin" peace proposal is a lot less than Russia would get if Zelensky continues to refuse to negotiate.
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  3182.  @DemonXeron  who are you to police where women are allowed to feel comfortable, and to decide that it is nowhere?
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  3183.  @DemonXeron  we had one 10 years ago, and people like you tore it up! Listen to women when they tell you they don't like what you're forcing them into. Do not coerce them, and do not pretend you're being nice when you do it to them.
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  3184. This is even more empowering than when the GI Joe comic had an overweight Samoan woman lead a mission in the ill-fated Scarlet's Strike Force series.
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  3185.  @jeankuhl5064  they are not dividing us, they are uniting us. Unite and Conquer is the game, remaining divided is how we win.
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  3186.  @junior.von.claire  when you focus on your individuality and reject your group, you let the collectivists of other groups win. There are not white men in adverts. Is that just a coincidence, is it a good thing, is it something we should ignore? Would it happen if there was a collective protecting the interests of those people? In a diverse society the adverts and all forms of culture portray powerful identity groups positively, and ignore or undermine people who have either rejected or been unable to empower their collective identity. This has dire consequences for individuals in groups whose members predominantly choose individuality.
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  3187. It's like Stalin's lists, but in the digital era they can "neutralise" people without killing them.
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  3188. Liverpool used to have a large music festival on the same weekend as Notting Hill. In 2010 the attendance was 320,000 (overwhelmingly white) and in 2013 there were 39 arrests, mostly for being drunk, none for knives. The attendance was about 1/6 of this year's Notting Hill carnival, so the rate of arrests was about 10% higher. However, I expect the police in Notting Hill let a lot go which the police in Liverpool had no reason to. The claims in the vice article do not stand up, but nor do the memes of peaceful Brits in street parties.
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  3189. It's the incentive behind the peace talks, but not for the beginning of the conflict. This was a continuation of the eastern advancement of NATO, and supporters of it were producing maps of the new Russia with its regions as separate countries. It was that and Russia's resources they wanted, they already had Ukraine's.
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  3190.  @jharekcarnelian  why are you attributing malice if you don't know what's going on? People are noticing the actions of the group you are trying to protect by your own malicious actions.
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  3191.  @jharekcarnelian  using a slur is malicious. Nobody else here is motivated by hate, they just noticed animosity and malice. "Hey I'm just talking about subgroups," says the guy who called people worse than mid-century Germans for noticing what is being done to them. There is no doubt about what you're doing, so you have no need to pretend not to be doing it. And you did not mention sub groups anyway.
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  3192.  @Steven9567  the natives are a minority in London. Just one example.
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  3193. That's only £109/night, which is cheaper than the hotels they were using.
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  3194.  @david1964.  it was the will of the people. Did you forget the legal challenges, the calls for the result to be ignored, the traitor parliament that tried to block what we voted for? That was the establishment, whereas the people who voted for sovereignty were decried as populist. Whatever you call them, it should be possible to accept that they did try to block our will over Brexit, there were people blocking populism in the USA after Trump was elected, and there will be people trying to block it in Holland too. It's hopelessly naive to think they won't.
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  3195. There's a good chance of another 60% drop if it does reach a new high. That seems to be the way this ride goes.
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  3196. I was informed that the NHS would not treat racists any more. She must have gone private.
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  3197. The US population is not a single nation. If the goal of CRT is to make people aware of that, is it really so bad? If the US was a cohesive people then CRT could never have been constructed in the first place, and would not have any resonance with people.
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  3198. Connor always gets Israel wrong, he really needs to learn the history of the region. When people say that it should accept the people it displaced, it is because the displaced people deserve to live in the places their ancestors built.
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  3199. Do you know what he did to those people?
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  3200. They're being kicked out, not bought out.
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  3201.  @marumaru6084  I can't make any sense of that, given it's Orban who had the power to reduce per capita GDP, but no reason to want to do it.
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  3202. If that were the case, why would they need to pretend to be women? It is the trans identity that has the power, not men, and not individuals.
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  3203.  @jimjones-bk2is  you have no basis on which to claim that was made up. It rings true to me and many others here; you should listen to the stories of oppressed people and believe them. Be an ally against oppression, refrain from supporting hate. I went to school in Somerset, I know what they made us endure and what they did not teach us about our own history.
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  3204. A big problem with the remake was that the producers thought a big problem with the original was men.
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  3205.  @spicynoodle7419  if that was a feature they would have mentioned it.
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  3206.  @spicynoodle7419  firstly because not everyone knows what Rust is and what its purported innovations are. Secondly because it would show that their goal is to achieve some kind of technical feat rather than to use Rust.
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  3207.  @Aleuvian  diversity does not have to be forced, it just has to exist. And the lack of trust extends to people of the same race in a diverse community. There are no white advocates in the government. While people do not hold power as an ethnic group and expressions of hatred towards whites are widespread and tolerated. Even at the Smithsonian.
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  3208.  @drebk  the USA and Europe are being colonised. Colonisers demand that the native people change how they live, and we call that "diversity". In past times that same phenomenon has simply been called colonisation. If I went to a foreign country and told them they should change the way they teach their history, pull down statues I don't like, and let in as many of my people as possible, that would be colonisation. That's happening in the west today.
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  3209.  @DrPonner  anti-racism is not racism. Opposing colonisation is not racism.
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  3210.  @douglaslangley9251  there was nothing to obstruct, because there was no collusion. Flynn had no role! He was set up by the FBI. Stone was a victim of a miscarriage of justice. His attorney was working for the prosecution. None of the "myriad of indictments" involved collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. Collusion did not happen, it was faked, it was a distraction by the deep state to, at the very least, undermine the president.
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  3211.  @nafaidni  "places with more diversity welcome diversity even more as a result" That's colonisation. They push out the native people and you call it diversity. There was no right wing conspiracy to propagate a pandemic.
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  3212.  @drebk  anti-colonisation is not a "racist narrative". If you can't accept anti-racism you're not worth paying attention to. When colonisers say they're not of your nation and demand you change how you live, that's colonisation. When colonisers say they're part of your nation and demand you change how you live, that's colonisation too. Pointing it out is not racism, because colonisation does not depend on skin color, and it is an action rather than a race. Criticising people's actions is not racism. Forcing people to accept colonisation though, just because the colonisers are a different colour? That's racism. That's you.
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  3213.  @drebk  it is not racist to oppose colonisation. There is no "but...," I do not harbor any racist thoughts. I don't have a problem with people's skin tone, I just object to being ruled by foreigners. It literally is not racist not to hate people for their race. You have no argument in favor of colonisation other than it's wrong to oppose the actions of people with differently colored skin. That's preposterous, and it's racist.
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  3214.  @drebk  here is some more information about why we should oppose colonisation. https://heartiste.org/diversity-proximity-war-the-reference-list/
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  3215.  @richardfarrer5616  I think you're beginning to see the problem.
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  3216.  @drebk  they use the same excuses in Europe, where the native population is being replaced. In the USA the Americans are the founding population, which is similar. The colonisers don't care, they just want the land and the wealth of the people they seek to replace. That IS how colonisation works.
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  3217.  @drebk  my "comments about collusion" should tell you that I know there was no collusion. It was a hoax, and the hoaxers are currently being investigated. Your use of the word tells me you don't read proper news sources. How is the toppling of the icons of the history and culture of an ethnic group not relevant to the topic of colonisation? Removing the history of the people they want to replace is what colonisers do. Diversity is not why the pandemic is so bad in the states. If you get triggered thinking that I think that or made such a claim, then that should soothe your mental condition. However, mistrust of authority is making it harder to deal with the pandemic, and mistrust is a known consequence of diversity.
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  3218.  @midorihafu  we're still in the short-term, and colonisation is still happening. I linked above to a resource which collected many studies showing how diversity is harmful. Nowhere has ever benefited from being diverse. Places which have high rates of growth are attractive to colonisers - you've got cause and effect the wrong way round. If diverse places are more interesting to live, why do people seek homogeneity? If diversity is so good, why does it have to be managed at great expense and effort, and why is every major political issue in diverse countries caused by or exacerbated by diversity? Read the summaries of those studies on the effects of diversity.
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  3219.  @Ormaaj  you're falsely conflating skin tone and ideas. Diversity of ideas is good, but diversity of skin and other characteristics diminishes it. From the link I posted above (you should read it): Gender diversity does not promote nonconformity in decision-making bodies. (But individual ability diversity does.) High ethnic diversity has a negative effect on innovation, but high “values diversity” has the opposite effect, as long as ethnic diversity is low. The best innovation happens in countries that are ethnically homogenous but diverse in values orientation A study of social spiders finds that in-group spider homogeneity fosters individual spider distinctiveness. In contrast, spiders in unstable heterogeneous settings produce within-species uniformity of behavior.
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  3220. You don't need to be scared, they have scenarios for all sorts of situations and any coincidence is purely coincidental.
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  3221. Kimmel's class said the same thing about Haiti.
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  3222.  @TownspersonB  is there a keyboard shortcut to switch between panes? I moved lots of files between multiple folders today and found it easy with 2 instances because of alt+tab. Actually alt+` because it's Gnome, and the file manager everyone loves to hate.
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  3223. They think they have the best of both, but they are turning western Europe into a shithole whilst hoping that their grandchildren will somehow be allowed to remain in power despite being a despised minority. Their expectation must be that they will able to extract more wealth from what will be a 3rd world country than they could create in 1st world free markets.
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  3224. In the 80s DINKs were called DINKYs, as in...No Kids Yet. There was an assumption that DINKYs would grow up.
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  3225. Someone did a Twitter thread compiling western warnings about NATO enlargement, going back to before Putin came to power and including heavyweights such as Henry Kissinger. This was not an unprovoked invasion.
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  3226. It began in 2022, and the bad guys will lose again. Industrial capacity is going down all over clown world; we shall not see it rise again in our lifetime.
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  3227. We're not "one" and will never be.
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  3228.  @jamesward5721  have the courage to do it, for your own sake. The fearmongers are not on your side, they just want to to live in fear. Deny them that.
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  3229. You think he's paranoid? It's not paranoia if they're out to get you, and he has for years been telling them that Russia sees NATO's expansion into Ukraine as a red line, an existential threat. He asked for Ukraine to remain neutral and stop the oppression and slaughter of ethnic Russians, and Zelensky (since you mention gangsters, check out his oligarch backer) refused. Don't assume Putin is mad or expansionist, assume NATO is!
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  3230. Nobody would dare write a poem like that about Mohammed! Unlike the west, Islam doesn't let people undermine its foundations.
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  3231. Vaccines don't cause variants, mutations do. Vaccines reduce the number of virions, so they reduce the number of mutations. If one of those is more transmissible than the original virus, how can you blame the vaccine?
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  3232. Also home to various transgender and furry cults. All types of deviancy find a home there.
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  3233.  @DavidZ4-gg3dm  if she did, it was in the context of what had been done to them by people who could have embraced a multicultural democracy instead.
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  3234.  @DavidZ4-gg3dm it is, the Christians there are often mentioned as an example. But my point is that the people who created Israel could have retained the existing population and allowed them to vote. They chose not to, and have been abominable to them ever since. Their actions back then led to what has happened to them since by way of retaliation.
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  3235.  @ef2718  you're trying to deny a name that has been used for thousands of years. I don't know why anyone does that, it would have no significance even if it were true. 1929 was decades after the population of future dispossessers began to rise with deliberate intent.
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  3236.  @DavidZ4-gg3dm  the ones who want to return are denied their rights.
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  3237.  @ef2718  it has been around for 3200 years at least, and even if that were not the case, the people who live and lived their have a right to defend it and to return to it. The name you refuse to allow is actually unnecessary to their rights.
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  3238.  @ef2718  there is no other name for them. They can't be Ottomans any more, because that empire is ended. They can't be Transjordanians because it was redacted from the map. Palestine has always been the name of that place, and they have lived there for eons. No name you give them can remove their right to defend themselves and reclaim what was taken from them.
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  3239. ​ @brandywell44 only because the government chose to support the wrong side. Other countries will still have oil.and free shipping.
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  3240.  @joemama-wl4cr  the trails were done last year. Please provide decades of study for why they should be ignored.
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  3241. They think jet fuel can melt steel beams.
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  3242. I'm going to need more than one example when there are so many counters. Or proof they were acting on orders from the rainbow people.
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  3243. That's actually a good thing, it would grant us our own communities.
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  3244. How would you explain Sean Bean?
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  3245. ​ @mallard4495 they lost it, and voted for Hamas to get it back.
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  3246.  @crescent4996  the UK rate is boosted by the very thing you're using it to advocate for. If you split the USA rate into people with a UK heritage and others, you find a group very compatible with ourselves.
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  3247. Robert Conquest’s 2nd law applies.
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  3248. The Yookay and French navies have an agreement whereby they share vessels, so the name change does make sense.
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  3249. Stop interrupting each other.
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  3250. So democracy means being outvoted by 14-year-old Afghans! In the US it is easier to rig, because Obama changed the census such that it did not report a count of citizens, meaning the electoral college votes had to be apportioned based on total population rather than voting population. Trump tried to change it back during his first term but was called silly names by the beneficiaries of the status quo until he backed down.
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  3251. Returning to a guest-worker model is not hindered by family reunification policy, it is as simple as ceasing to grant citizenship. Unless this is done, the calculation is very simple: for a dubious claim of short-term gains we will lose our continent. This is a negative.
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  3252. The native population of England, and of London, is declining, and London's population was declining between the '50s and '80s. But in the 20 years after 2001, the population of London grew by 23%. The main policy making housing unaffordable in London is migration.
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  3253. Disney bought Marvel and Star Wars because its IP was mostly princesses and it wanted something for a male audience, which it then had to abandon to focus on women again. It's weird how this keeps happening in the favour of the compassionate, sharing and less competitive sex.
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  3254. Your concern was addressed in the pinned comment. Scroll up.
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  3255.  @sabrewulf9441  no, it really is new! They put 19 in its name because it emerged in 2019. It is obviously not another flu, as can be seen by the huge number of people it has killed. So far there are about 6 times as many recorded covid-19 deaths during a lockdown than there are recorded flu deaths during a bad year even though the flu is allowed to run through the entire population, and covid-19 is not over yet. It is far more deadly than the flu. We don't shut things down for obesity or cancer because they are not contagious. Besides, if you look at the number of recorded deaths this year compared to last, you'll probably find that covid-19 is killing more by itself than would normally die from all causes. That's been the case in the UK for the last few weeks, it's probably similar elsewhere. This is vastly worse than the flu, it needs a vastly different response. "Throughout history inoculations have either created the problem or made it worse" You sound like someone who is trying NOT to understand what's happening in the world around them. If you don't wake up and accept reality you are going to have a very hard time in the next few weeks. This is not a game.
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  3256. Population densities for Mr Harwood... UK: 277/km² Germany: 233/km² The density of England is much higher, once the north of Scotland is removed from the calculation.
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  3257.  @dirtyslag2612  well spotted! It's Italian.
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  3258.  @dirtyslag2612  his failure to recognise people's libertarian objections is more of a concern than his acceptance of regulation as a libertarian.
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  3259. Stalin was a 1%-er.
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  3260. Justice is incompatible with diversity, so justice must go.
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  3261.  @kleysley4730  GNOME no longer stands for that, the "official" ways of pronouncing it include the proper way of pronouncing it, and if the G is pronounced oddly for the reason you proclaim then the O should be pronounced oddly for the same reason.
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  3262. 50% of men forget the punchline.
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  3263. We fought to prevent Germany getting too strong. What's now considered the Main Event was not mentioned by Churchill or Eisenhower in their autobiographies.
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  3264. He didn't drop her, he stepped off the edge of the stage.
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  3265.  @dontgetaboveyourreason  it does matter - the claim that he couldn't lift her was false and has nothing to do with how disgusting she acted.
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  3266.  @angelahoman9663  look at him jumping up and down to get her into a more comfortable position. Look where his right foot is. Misandrists like you love to pretend men are pathetic, as if it could make you any less so, but the facts here are that he could lift her without much of a problem (her size is the issue, not her weight) and he stepped off the edge of the stage, which was an irregular shape. Men are awesome, and you hate us for it.
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  3267. And the "claims of split loyalty" part would include all the ones who support it.
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  3268. You're missing most of the problem if you focus on them.
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  3269. But...Libya Man Bad?
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  3270.  @simonmilligan7497  they're not us so it doesn't affect the calculation. Besides, other Ukrainians were facing that for years before 2022 and it was nothing to do with Russia.
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  3271. 15k new cases overnight, following a week-long trend of progressively fewer new infections. All we know is that the official data is suspect.
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  3272.  @GlobalAdventurer  he didn't, and it wouldn't matter anyway. He showed us the current numbers, said there are unknown cases, and then spoke about the CFR. Knowing why you can't trust the data doesn't mean you can trust the data.
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  3273. Not An Argument
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  3274. @g wagon, I thin you've been fed propaganda. There's a lot of it about. Federal vaccine advisors today approved a third booster dose of Pfizer-BioNTech's COVID-19 vaccine on an emergency use basis, but only for the most vulnerable groups, which includes those age 65 and older and people at high risk of severe disease. Does that mean it's not safe for non-vulnerable people aged more than 65, or are pro-pandemic propagandists just straight-out lying to you like they've been doing since the beginning?
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  3275.  @HighlanderOne  do you therefore assume that it is safe for vulnerable people over the age of 65 and unsafe for non-vulnerable people? For example, a healthy, active 66-year-old is at risk but a frail 90-year-old can expect to have no problems at all? What if they are recommending them for the people most likely to benefit? Have you considered that?
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  3276. It does make a difference. Their lack of foreknowledge does not prove them to be wrong for eternity.
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  3277. ​ @BassandoForte it's still better to have sovereignty and be able to vote for our government. You don't need to cry.
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  3278.  @BassandoForte  the EU does not have an elected government. It's shocking that people don't know this when we were in the EU for nearly 30 years.
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  3279.  @BassandoForte  they don't have any power. For example, Hungary is being fined for having a sensible migration policy, and that's nothing to do with the parliament. You don't need to cry. The president of the EU is not an MEP. It's not the same system as the UK.
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  3280.  @BassandoForte  it is not like the UK system at all. The executive is not elected, EU elections are for parties rather than individual candidates, and the MEPs don't lead Europe. You're probably thinking of the presidency of the Council of the European Union.
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  3281.  @BassandoForte  I explained in more detail, but that comment was removed. It is very difficult here to be critical of the EU, so you'll have to do your own research.
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  3282. Trump went to Afghanistan, to visit the troops for Thanksgiving 2019.
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  3283. Prevent appears to be more interested in crafting a narrative than in preventing anything.
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  3284.  @adrianthoroughgood1191  "stash the weapons in the mosque and we won’t have to arrest anyone". The police could have told the patriots to stash those bricks in TR's house, if they were not showing any favouritism. This is not limited to the police. I gave some examples from journalism, politics and the establishment in general, but it's been unappeared. You can appeal to youtube if you want to read it.
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  3285. You can get a suspend button by holding down Alt when the menu is open, or by a long press on the shutdown button.
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  3286.  @Vannie1958  we do have an immune system, and so did all the people who died. Nobody is mistaken about that.
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  3287. The numbers were a cause for concern last week as well, if you understand exponential functions.
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  3288.  @mikethebloodthirsty  did you look at the hospitalisation rate? They are not manipulating the testing figures, and you can see that in the increased hospitalisation rate. Hospitalisations and deaths are lower than they would have been a year ago, because vaccinated people have a less severe reaction. But hospitalisations are up because there is an increase in cases. If you think it's not happening you've been conned.
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  3289. She's opposing barbarians.
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  3290.  @Broatch6  that is what she is doing, and it is not a silly thing to do.
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  3291.  @michael.darracott  it's happening to us as well as them. Opposing that is not silly, supporting her arrest is (depending on ethnicity).
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  3292. It's pronounced Crayon, not Crown.
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  3293. It uses the screen, it doesn't waste it.
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  3294. The health system was overloaded for only "a week or two" because of the actions being criticised in the interview. The US CDC data shows about 10% of healthy people are hospitalised by the coronavirus and 45% of people with co-morbidities (which a large portion of the country has). The death rate would be far higher had we done nothing to prevent it going far higher. But death is not the only negative outcome - think of the economic consequences of so many people being off work!
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  3295.  Ed Gib  he said they were foreign. He's right. Have you not noticed the fractures in society, and that they're based on nationality? We can't decide who the national heroes should be, or what the country's history ought to be, because too many citizens are of foreign nationalities and want their own people represented and their own history respected. And the foreigners are winning. The UK is being colonised.
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  3296.  @rubix4195  as the number of foreigners grows, the fractures get wider and more widespread. It obviously doesn't matter that some of them are happy to assimilate, the overall result of immigration is negative and always has been.
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  3297. They asked the navy to push the boats back. The navy refused.
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  3298.  @oli230  having proof of delivery doesn't help you prove you delivered what you were contracted to deliver, it just means you sent something with a label on it.
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  3299. There's only one level of wokeness left to sink to: a paraplegic Batwoman.
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  3300. You got it incorrect but I can't publish details of the mistake here. Appeal to YouTube if you want to see important info in hidden comments.
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  3301.  @redcropuk  don't fall into the "our values" trap. Our values have changed over time and are currently defined as welcoming and tolerant. We are a people, not a set of values.
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  3302.  @cornishhh  can you remember why? You never needed to be scared, and it's over now.
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  3303. They're not a scam.
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  3304. 2% of the population, 98% of the censorship.
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  3305. You don't need to wonder, you can look at the data.
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  3306. It would be better if the page you're leaving was blurred out while the widget was displayed on top of it. But it would be better still if they just used blank tabs. I use those to separate tabs into ad-hoc groups, and to save gpu cycles when I'm listening to a podcast on youtube when there's no need to have the video playing!
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  3307. They are not gene therapies.
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  3308.  @andrewlilley3660  it's not gene therapy. If you get lies deleted, I'm not bothered about their censorship. It's saving lives. I've had comments deleted in which I disproved propagandists like yourself.
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  3309.  @andrewlilley3660  there has been a pandemic since at least March 2020. Look at weekly data for "deaths from all causes" and stop believing the propaganda. You have been engineered to believe a lie. You have been made to avoid doing things that would end the pandemic. You have been trained to want to be infected rather than vaccinated. You let them do this to you. You let them win. And you love them for what they did to you. They did not lie for you, they lied to you. Remember that, because one day you'll realise the truth.
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  3310.  Walter Roberts  masks prevent transmission. Wear one, ignore the propaganda.
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  3311.  @dantuber4738  yes they do. It's why doctors wear them.
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  3312.  @dantuber4738  they are not for comfort, they stop the water particles which carry the virus. Wear one, reject the propaganda.
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  3313.  @dantuber4738  oxygen levels are not affected by masks. There are videos on YouTube of people wearing masks and measuring their oxygen levels. The levels do not change when the mask goes on. Reject the lies, wear a mask. Wrestlers used to wear masks. They do not affect your ability to breathe. That lie has been debunked, it was nothing but propaganda. Masks do not claim to stop viral particles, they stop the water droplets the virus travels in. They have been proved to work (search "coronavirus hamster mask"). Ignore the lies and propaganda.
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  3314.  @dantuber4738  you can watch videos of people wearing masks and measuring their oxygen levels. You think masks are like a mesh fence for a virus but like a brick wall for an oxygen molecule. Do you know how much stupid there is in your claims? Masks are not rags. Have you ever seen one? Have you ever worn one? You don't know what they are or what it's like to wear one. It's pathetic that anyone can still be pushing your propaganda this far into the pandemic and expect anyone to believe it, but people do. That's why we still have lockdowns and still have so many people dying. We could have ended this if people weren't so stupid.
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  3315.  @johnmuthan286  the chart is from the Zoe project, so it is of symptomatic infections. You can spread it if you're asymptomatic, so it's good the people get tested.
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  3316.  @johnmuthan286  90% asymptomatic? It was far lower than that last I heard. But the Zoe project is all about symptoms, it's symptomatic cases.
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  3317. I stand with the Californian Cartoonist.
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  3318. Just let them get covid, it's a suitable punishment for the tyranny they are imposing on the rest of us. And when they realise it's real they will also suffer the regret of refusing to be vaccinated.
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  3319.  @MidlifeCrisisJoe  I've only heard it applied to people who, in conversation or a debate, utter a long stream of untruths that the other person can't even remember all of let alone respond to. Naming this behaviour is appropriate and necessary.
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  3320. The migrants are not fleeing war, they are fleeing work.
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  3321. I remember 4 or 5 years ago people would say they used Firefox for the devtools. Mozillla Foundation has been spending a lot of money on things that are not Firefox, and here we are today.
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  3322.  @MagikMan643  if you know it was an "intentional hit" then you should accept it was manslaughter. A high leg is not part of the game, and he was not tripped, so his intent is correctly seen as manslaughter.
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  3323.  @MagikMan643 this was not "caused by his skates catching in the ice". If that had happened, which the video evidence shows it did not, he would have fallen forward. There is slowed-down zoomed-in footage which shows he took his skate off the ice before crossing the path of the 3rd player.
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  3324. Our lives matter.
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  3325. He still follows the science. Did you even watch the video?
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  3326. Instead of complaining that critics of her nation know the history of that region, she should do some research herself. The attack was not about the religion of the occupiers, for example, it never is. The Spanish spent 781 years reclaiming their land from occupiers, and none of it was because of religious differences ir a conspiracy theory. Who let them in to Spain? Better not ask, she might complain again about historians and conspiracy theories.
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  3327.  @maxprize829  what are you disputing? She complained that people know their history. Don't you think that's odd?
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  3328. They sequence the virus after testing.
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  3329. We chose Hollywood Bowl, we did not choose to be 77% of the population. Everything chosen by the other 23% is not part of our culture.
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  3330. Today we will protect children from adult material, tomorrow we will protect them from extremist views. ID required if you want to criticise migration policy and what they teach in schools.
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  3331.  @RabJ208  it certainly is a coincidence, because if you look at the data for all countries with high vaccination rates the pattern of deaths follows the pattern of infections not the vaccinations, and the death rate after the vaccination rollout is lower than in the waves prior to the rollout. You bought the fearmongering, and now you're emotionally invested in "resisting" healthcare when it's clear you will either get the disease or a vaccine. You have been made to want the more dangerous one.
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  3332. I'm not sure they're right about Putin being behind the Great Strengthening. Others who have looked into it for more than a few minutes have discovered a different ethnic group is heavily represented in organisations dedicated to strengthening us.
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  3333.  @JaY-fs4rd  masks prevent the spread of infection. If you're infected and don't want to pass it on, wear a mask. If you're not infected and don't want to catch it, avoid places where people are not wearing masks.
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  3334.  @beeforeal5497  masks cut infection rates. If the people around you are wearing masks you're less likely to catch the virus. There IS a threat. They are not lying about that. It's Month 6 and you've not worked out that there's a pandemic? Sad.
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  3335.  @JaY-fs4rd  you don't need to be afraid to catch it. If the people around you are wearing masks you are protected. The virus spreads in the droplets people emit when they speak. If they wear a mask those droplets are caught. People without symptoms can spread the virus; that's been known since January. Do the people in your office have no symptoms? If not, you should assume they are infected, and if they do have symptoms you should assume they are infected. Behaviour during a pandemic needs to be different than normal behaviour. There is no benefit in denying reality or being complacent. The virus does not turn the air green. Lack of green in the air is not a sign that you are safe.
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  3336.  @beeforeal5497  it is odd for there to be a pandemic, it's odd for a disease to double in a population every 3 days like this one has done before lockdowns were imposed. This is a pandemic, and a very serious disease. Vaccines are not biometric. That's not even the same category.
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  3337.  @lindor1695  what have I written that is incorrect? I have not watched TV for nearly 15 years. I am informed because I don't fear the truth and I follow credible sources. There are people who are scared to wear a mask, there are people too frightened to admit there is a pandemic, and you have a problem with me stating facts. Sad.
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  3338.  @darksideblues135  the particles float on dust and droplets, but the effectiveness of masks is when infected people wear them. That's why we need everyone to take the pandemic seriously and not be selfish or ignorant.
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  3339.  @rickjames9256  that's a weird question to ask when the answer is so obvious.
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  3340. They usually break up companies into smaller companies that each have a revenue stream. That's not happening here.
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  3341. #MidTermBomber
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  3342. Patriotic Alternative oppose colonisation. Why are you making them out to be bad people and using leftist slurs against them?
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  3343. How did they do a 20-month study, and how can vaccine-acquired immunity not contribute to herd immunity? Even if the effectiveness declines to 50%, that still brings the R0 down from 2 to 1, and it's not even been as high as 2 for a long time.
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  3344.  @Nite-owl  there's the immigration law 1971 and asylum law 2004, both make channel crossers illegal. They need to have permission to enter the country and need to carry documentation. The arrivals are uninvited and tend to throw away their documents to make it harder to send them back, because they know the law will not be enforced. The government wants them here, that's the main problem we have. They could enforce the law and protect the border if it suited them. Also the fact they are fleeing a safe country so cannot seek asylum here.
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  3345.  @daverok1113  a test with a 97% false positive rate will find 970,000 cases in an infection-free population of 1 million people. How many positive tests do we currently get per million? If we should be expecting 970k but only get 15k then there are 955k infected people walking around spreading the virus! Do you know that there are people spreading lies to make you scared? The false positive rate is one such lie. It is not 97%, not even close. And it is obvious that this is the case. Anyone with an ounce of intelligence knows this is not an accurate figure. Do not be scared, and do not spread lies.
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  3346.  Jonathan Clark  she claimed it's wrong to say that they support Israel even though it's a statement of fact, so who are you describing as a fuckwit here? When people criticise the hypocrisy of anti-white-nationalist zionists, people like her (and perhaps you) call them anti-semitic, which others might call fuckwittery if they didn't know there was a bigger game.
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  3347. Cuba's not even a question any more.
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  3348. When will Spiked stop supporting multiculturalism? It is pulling America apart, just as it is pulling apart every country it has been inflicted upon. Think about what we could achieve if we didn't have to spend so much effort on the problems caused by multiculturalism.
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  3349.  @madeleinealiceross1463  breeding people out of existence is not wrong? When I was at school we were told it was a bad thing to do.
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  3350. Throughout the pandemic there's been a lot of propaganda encouraging people of a particular political persuasion and personality type to get infected rather than vaccinated. The death rate from infections is far higher than from vaccinations. By putting themselves and others at greater risk of death and other negative outcomes, they have been convinced that they are doing something "the elite" don't want them to do, but if they had actually thought about what those people want for anyone likely to try to resist them, they would see that getting infected rather than vaccinated is exactly the sort of thing that would please those in power. It's been a very sophisticated, and very successful campaign.
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  3351.  @gordy3714  look at data for "deaths from all causes" this year and last. Look at countries with a high vaccination rate. What you'll see is that the total number of deaths is lower during the vaccination rollout than the first waves of the pandemic, despite more people being vaccinated than infected. They want you not to get vaccinated, they want you to get infected instead. Think about why they want that. Don't let them win, don't let them do this to you.
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  3352.  @mballer  in the first comment, "they" are the people who fell for the propaganda. In the second, "they" are the people creating the propaganda.
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  3353. History Debunked had a video about when he was working on the census. They didn't care about getting accurate figures from HMOs, and he showed a satellite image of some streets in London where all the gardens have shipping containers where the present-but-not-invited live. So the census won't be as much of a shock as the amnesty.
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  3354. ​ @MikeEves worst advice ever. Just declare no license necessary, and you will get a letter every 2 years instead of all the terrifying visits people make YouTube channels from, where they tell everyone how terrified they are.
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  3355. My IQ's only 130 so I can't follow any of this but I know it would make more sense if they just elected the best people.
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  3356.  @barriewilliams4526  that's not how they work. 1 - they eradicate the virus by reducing the transmission rate rather than stopping all infections 2 - they protect the people around the wearer, not the wearer himself
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  3357. Gnome 41 has been out for a week. How many extensions do not support it yet?
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  3358. It is now extreme to criticise promotion of child mutilation within a festival dedicated to sodomy. If you think it's one step too far, you are extreme.
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  3359. Other people died. Why do you think your story is worth telling?
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  3360. In the post about the registrar he said the real reason was the post violated the T&C because it did not have a NSFW tag. Photos of people being killed might not be safe for work.
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  3361.  @marcogenovesi8570  I'm sure they did know there would be a lot of inane screeching.
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  3362.  @marcogenovesi8570  having no way to avoid a thing does not indicate ignorance of the thing.
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  3363.  @casteretpollux  that's neither a refutation of the fact I cited, nor a convincing argument against my opinion.
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  3364.  @casteretpollux  I did not say I should be accepted outside Ireland. If you can't determine what a statement of fact is, you have no business claiming it is false.
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  3365. ​ @casteretpollux  you replied to a comment which contained 2 short sentences. You wrote something that made no sense. Your defence now is that you can't understand those short sentences.
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  3366.  Space Monkey  what is wrong with their monopoly on violence? They were using it to apprehend a criminal, and only needed to use it because he was willing to be violent. His conspirators are still alive, and the only violence they face is jail.
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  3367.  @LK-ho1dg  language is part of ethnicity. There is no such thing as "scientific racism". There is science, which shows there are differences between the races, and there are racists, who deny this. The European settlers were not colonisers, the Bantu colonised their settlements. I saw you like both of your own comments.
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  3368. Why is "minority" the key issue? If we don't care about replacement until we're down to 49.9% then our children will have a bleak future. And so will Mike's. Doubly so because he helped an evil establishment prevent a peaceful solution.
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  3369.  @Whalewraith  they're not doing that. He was at the door when he saw the TV was on.
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  3370.  @darren5161  they are not there for an arrest, they are there for a search. This is not done on knowledge, it is done on suspicion. Observing someone probably watch TV is grounds for that suspicion, but not for a prosecution, which is why they got the warrant. They won't get prosecutions or commissions by sending teams to houses where there is no TV capable of receiving a TV service. Picking a house at random, or where nobody is clearly watching broadcast TV, will not yield as good results as can be had by sending teams where it is very likely a TV has been used. They are biased towards sending teams only where there is a likelihood of success. This video shows one case where it's pretty obvious they got it right.
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  3371. No, it's trans activism.
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  3372.  @kylewhite2985  it's obviously not, but I'm not allowed to make my explanation public. If you want to read it, ask YouTube for permission.
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  3373.  @0x54n4  they seek power. You being affected at a psychological level is not their intent.
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  3374. Those are the most common symptoms. They tell you that you're infected, should isolate, and that things might get worse.
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  3375. The President doesn't have authority to lock down states. In fact, nor do the states. If you want to blame people, blame anyone with a large public platform who is not using it to tell people why they should all wear masks.
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  3376.  @AlanDantes76  it still makes no sense. Be silent.
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  3377. Journalism is not about going into political campaigns and exposing mischief, it's about covering for democrats and making people vote left. #FreeMcCaskill
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  3378.  @animaladam5  they measure it by reports, but people don't report when it won't make a difference.
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  3379. I doubt the sign had any effect, it's their policy to take no action for 2 years when you declare no license needed.
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  3380. "Alternative facts" are just facts the establishment doesn't want us to know. So he told the truth about the pizzagate investigations when the rest of the media lied. Does that make him wrong though?
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  3381.  @c.c.8841  that's not how it works. Opposition to a particular government policy is often perceived as hate even when there is no anger.
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  3382. Wouldn't "Lady of the Rings" be more empowering? I'm surprised they didn't think of that.
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  3383.  @tarnw3301  they are not doing this for profit, they are doing it to show their virtue. The activism came first, not the money. In another time they would be donating to the church, for the exact same reason.
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  3384. Omicron is a letter. If you find it foreboding you need help.
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  3385. He has talked of his Chilean citizenship many times. He has never mentioned any other citizenship that I can recall.
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  3386. So the people there were't working there for the money. Yes, they were activists, and 97% of political donations from people who worked there went to democrats. It's not hard to see why all the money was sent where it was.
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  3387. This is what happens when you have no trans male representation on the team, bigots!
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  3388.  @barrystubbs983  if that were true they would not bother getting a warrant.
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  3389. That is a huge difference, and it's even bigger in younger age groups. The older group was vaccinated longer ago, and the combined protection against infection and serious illness has declined to about 50%. The actual numbers are 74.8 and 37.3, so it's slightly better than 50% efficacy. For the next oldest age group the efficacy is 67%, then 74%, and all younger age groups are better than that. I recently saw someone claim that protection against infection falls to 3% after a few months! There's still a lot of misinformation out there, so let's be grateful for John even though he has a bit of numerical dyslexia at times.
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  3390. There's an Italian in the England team. It must be such a relief for the BBC that girls and female-identifying boys in Italy will grow up knowing they have a role model and that they too can play for England one day.
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  3391. Are you being drawn in by the hip wiggle?
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  3392. I've still got the full set of coasters.
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  3393. They work well as liners for the round Brabantia bins.
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  3394. Excess deaths began when the pandemic began. There's no need to look for conspiracies, just look at the data.
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  3395. They can choose to be loyal to any country, regardless of their citizenship.
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  3396. When she says "all my people" you know she is not American. Never was, never will be, and there are many like her.
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  3397. Ban the SPLC and ADL - the official censors of the social media companies. They are a clear and present danger to democracy and the country, promoting a 1-party state under the guise of "anti-hate".
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  3398.  @jake-rg3fd  I'm English, my ancestors forced their language on everyone else. This does not make the EU a good thing. The people in the video knew what was happening, they wanted something better for their grandchildren than what has been forced on you. Because you live with it and can't imagine a different present you mock your elders for wanting something better.
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  3399. They've attacked people who disagree with it, on the grounds that disagreement is against the CoC. These people need to be kept out at all costs, they are authoritarian and do not seek to do good.
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  3400. Bukele and Putin get massive majorities because they do what's good for their country. Despite the biased media and decades of demoralisation and gaslighting, the same might happen here.
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  3401.  @dekmackie  they set the ball rolling towards the mess we're in.
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  3402.  @montanagal6958  nobody planned this.
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  3403. @UCll6kn68TiMyR6aG3jFRz7Q were the buffets the intent of what was planned? If you can't know that, you can't know the intention of the people you have been told to fear. They had buffets. Was that the plan? Do you know what's going on? I don't think you have the faintest idea.
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  3404. ​ @b-beale1931  the elected government was not pro-Russian, it considered a trade deal with Russia and in response the EU and USA launched a coup. The Russian regions voted to leave so the coup government invaded them. Crimea also voted to join Russia, as it had done in 1992. Russia did not invade anywhere. Earlier this year Russia invaded because Zelensky refused to stop killing people in Donbas and had arrayed his troops for a final assault. Russia continued to negotiate during the conflict, and the two sides reached an agreement in Istanbul at the end of March, which Ukraine then backed out of. Z has since vowed not to negotiate at all, so he will be subjected to a total defeat as that is the only way for Russia's Just Cause to be achieved. Anything less will leave the villains in control to continue their crimes against humanity. Russia has not restricted Nordstream supplies, Germany has. They cancelled NS2 before it became operational, and sanctioned NS1. Putin has stated numerous times that the gas would flow again if Europe dropped their sanctions.
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  3405. The data is real.
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  3406. If these companies can be worth a trillion dollars when half their staff spend most of their time eating and de-stressing, just think what they'd be worth if HR never got taken over by diversity and inclusion activists!
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  3407. I wish we had a party like that to vote for in the UK. Being invaded by Russia is actually a better option than the ones we are able to vote for.
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  3408. mary fayia when they drew those boundaries they created many diverse countries. Diversity is those countries' greatest strength.
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  3409.  @fifthof1795  "The Cashless Hell World", 5th March. More than a week then - time flies!
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  3410. There's a huge difference if you consider things from before 26 days ago.
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  3411. We don't know that, which is why there has been so much speculation. The image of Kate in the picture discussed here was a copy of one used in a Vogue cover shoot 8 years ago, and the one allegedly of her in a car yesterday matches another picture. Why would they recycle old images?
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  3412.  @Kick1066  quite! Looking through the comments I can't see anyone who knows what the controversy is.
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  3413. It's not 100% effective. John covered the data for the UK a few days ago, and it turns out that in a sample of 60 million rather than 11, you're less likely to get infected if you've been vaccinated. But the fact it's not 100 effective gives room for propagandists to encourage you to get infected rather than vaccinated, making your risk of death and other negative outcomes far higher. Think about why they would want to do that to you.
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  3414.  @For2went  your "interesting fact" is someone else's "tiny, irrelevant anecdote". You didn't even include the vaccination rate for context, which is a trick used by people spreading FUD about vaccines. eg. Did you know that most new cases in the UK are among the [89.5% of the population which is] vaccinated?
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  3415. ​ @r0ngk785 you don't need privileges, you just select it from the GRUB menu. You do need privileges to boot to Safe Mode in Windows though, as stated in the video.
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  3416. I call things Scrumptious, so I suppose I'm ok.
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  3417. Can they start buying bitcoin again please?
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  3418. On the same day Google announced more pre-censorship, Bing's new AI service tried to convince a user the year is 2022. The incompetence of these people is a white pill given everything they are trying to do to the world.
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  3419.  @llamerr  Tree Style Tab is on Chrome too.
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  3420. I've never seen any footage from the Notting Hill Carnival that would make me want to go there. I'm baffled why anyone ever goes.
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  3421.  @wingcommanderdaltonwalton67  commenters can have one too, but if they have the wrong one you might get put out by it. Her primary bias, repeated many times, is that men seeking power back then fall into a category heard so much today. She also thought that that when the Romans sought power it was because of something we hear over and over today. Had she based her opinions on the sensibilities of the times, her bias would have been kept in check and we would have had a more educational show.
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  3422.  @paintsilj  Men pretending to be women does nothing to prevent women having the same opportunities as men. Even in sport, sex-segregation was not to provide equal opportunities, it was to give women the same outcomes as men.
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  3423.  @ommk9650  no, she is wrong. For example, she claimed voter integrity bills are an attempt to demolish the structures of democracy. Read them, they are not that. She also thinks the right is equivalent to the left in their desire for power. The right wants the left not to have power, and they want to be left alone - that's entirely different to the left, who has nearly all the institutional power and wants to use it to control everything.
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  3424. I don't think homogeneity explains the pleasantness of Japan. Haiti is 95% homogeneous and it's a s-hole.
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  3425.  @3phistory701  they have what? Russia has prepared for many eventualities. The encroachment of NATO at a time when people are inciting Russophobia and calling for the country to be dismantled is just one scenario. This does not mean they wanted to have to take action.
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  3426. They are today's French Nobles, they know their victims have no power to stop them by legitimate means yet they continue the oppression. Nobody was particularly shocked or saddened upon hearing about the shooter at that youtube office!
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  3427.  Steve Slade  Patreon is a private corporation which had a private contract with Sargon, and they ignored that contract because they disagreed with his politics. They are censoring people not for a government, and not specifically for a particular party, but for an ideology. Normally under a fascist system the corporations are compelled to implement an ideology, such as when the government forces gender quotas, but what we have now is corporations acting independently of government to enforce an ideology. That's not any better, and "muh private corporation" is no excuse to allow fascism through the back door. The ultimate goal of silicon Valley is to get a government elected which will protect the ideology the SJWs are currently pushing. They want guns banned and free speech ended, and then your excuse for allowing fascism will be "muh constitutional amendment". We need a non-fascist government to force what are essentially "natural monopolies" (because of the network effect) to adhere to the principle of free speech.
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  3428.  Steve Slade  they are deplatforming anti-SJW commentators and platforms which refuse to deplatform anti-SJW commentators. It's not about the money, it's about the ideology. Just because he's not suing, that doesn't mean the contract allowed Patreon to ban him for things he did on other platforms. They broke their contract, there is no "if" about it.
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  3429. The WEF wants minorities to walk in the countryside (mostly to take it away from the natives, but they're still encouraged to go). Prison reformers want youth offenders to go to the seaside instead of prison. The government did not want to impose lockdowns, and only did so when the situation had got out of hand and lots of people had resorted to staying home without compulsion. Lots of people went to the Notting Hill Carnival last weekend, including a rapper and a rival gang from Bristol, one of whom is suspected of his stabbing. We're not being encouraged not to travel, and we are still traveling.
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  3430. Trump should withdraw the US from NATO. It was not created to defend this.
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  3431. Nobody thinks getting a mortgage is owning a house.
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  3432. xponen_ that's not elitism, that's competency. There will always be rule by an elite, simply by definition. But it can choose to represent the populous or the elite, and ruling for the elite is destroying the country.
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  3433. Why would any of this make you think it's not a leak?
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  3434. Are the TCAS developers being diversified too? It's intolerable that my life might be saved by a team that doesn't look like the cast of a Disney movie.
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  3435. 4 got infected at a Denmark game. How many from last night have had time to get symptoms?
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  3436. ​ @mdelcb9915 you got that wrong but my correction was censored. Appeal to YouTube to see it.
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  3437. ​ @jamesmason1347 you should look into the history of the region instead of making hateful comments.
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  3438. The EU will repay Lend-Lease if Ukraine ceases to exist, but who will pay it if the EU ceases to exist?
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  3439. She now knows she has "something feral" inside her, which makes it a good clip.
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  3440. There will be more demand for electricity, but will the total power demand rise?
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  3441.  @markb3915  that's being done, with lakes as batteries: pump the water to a high level when electricity is plentiful or cheap, and let it run to a lower level through turbines when electricity is scarce or expensive. The problem with chemical batteries is the cost and toxicity of the chemicals.
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  3442. They don't die of other conditions, it's just that they are more likely to die if their body is weakened by those conditions. But the overall death rate is indeed tiny. I keep saying the same about cancer: why are we spending so much money fighting cancer when the death rate is so small? Sheeple right? I know you're with me.
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  3443. Putin blew the bridge up, nobody else has any motive to destroy Russian assets.
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  3444. The blue label below your comment says there is 1 reply, but it's been censored. They don't do that for money, they do it for their ideology.
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  3445. These are stacks, not piles.
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  3446. What rule did it break?
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  3447.  @Jo-sp5cp  one group forecasts that, with no explanation. Others have forecast it being higher. If there is 75% less people then the food problem will be solved and the cities will not be required. How will the Netherlands' immigrants live without houses? Neither question is relevant to your claim that growth is not part of the plan. They say they want sustainable growth and their plans require growth.
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  3448. There's a comprehensive refutation of his masterwork here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvaxPH3ftUQ
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  3449. Dig some mass graves and lie about everyone being healthy?
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  3450.  @MrJocko111  Z chose war when he was offered peace, and his subjects will pay the price. Ukraine could have withdrawn from Donbas at any time and demanded their previous surrender agreements (which is what Minsk is) are adhered to. They did not. And it was the nationalist coup that caused this, not anything Russia did in response to the democratic votes for self-governance. How many people did the elected president [supposedly] kill in Maidan square, and what was the west's response? How many did coup presidents kill in Donbas, and what was the west's response? You can't reasonably blame the victims for the west's double standards and opposition to democracy, not if you want to seem credible and humane. The west and corrupt elites in Kiev tried to steal Ukraine, and they lost. Now get over it.
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  3451. It's a trade mark, so it won't expire. The oldest one still in use is 135 years old.
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  3452. I found some relevant articles/research on the WHO website. Here are the titles: - Obesity significantly increases chances of severe outcomes for COVID-19 patients - Vitamin D for prevention of respiratory tract infections - Zinc supplementation to improve treatment outcomes among children diagnosed with respiratory infections
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  3453.  @lotharkarlingi3130  he did not use a mocking tone, and he used "I guess" to show that he didn't really care about them. The juxtaposition of the 2 pieces of rocket footage, and his commentary on the clip, show that he did not use the clip to criticise Musk fans. His claim that the video was intended as a criticism of Musk fans is new - he originally claimed it was criticism of Musk, which on viewing the video you can see is correct. This reframing is public now. Would a judge be interested to know why the video was originally declared to something other than what it is now claimed to be, when the thing it is now claimed to be is integral to his defence yet not supported by the facts? At best, his defence is that he found their excitement "interesting," and that this is the best criticism of Musk fans he can muster to round off a video in which he criticises Musk fans. But that is not what the facts show the video to be, and it is not an accurate description of the commentary on the clip. That's his best effort, and the plaintiff has a heck of a lot more! Here's the commentary on the clip: "It's interesting to have people excited about [the attempted landing] I guess, but honestly I find the rockets that successfully land more impressive." If you played that to someone would they think he was making a point about Musk fans, or Musk rockets? Bear in mind, he initially claimed it was the latter, and did so publicly! He will risk (and probably lose) fans' money on this instead of paying the man for the use of the footage.
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  3454.  @SionOriega  TF did not criticise them in the clip. Why is it wrong to argue with a copyright lawyer who did not watch the original video and is unaware of the facts? I'm not arguing the law, I'm pointing out the facts regarding the use of the clip. TF himself originally stated that the clip was an example of Musk's lack of progress in reusable rocketry, but now he thinks he can convince a judge of something which does not feature in the video! Anyone considering funding his lawyers should think about why TF now claims the video is criticism of Musk's fans when he originally stated publicly that it was criticism of Musk, and why he now claims he included the clip to criticise the crowd when he previously stated that it was used to show the lack of progress in reusable rockets. A viewing of the video supports TF's earlier claims about it, not his later claims. Is it really worth the risk of taking this all the way when his case is so light on facts? If he thinks he can't win the case on the original set of facts he published (the true facts), why not just admit that he infringed copyright, pay the guy, and get on with his life?
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  3455.  @keithrobinson5752  he did not call them idiots. Did you watch the original video? He did not criticise them, he originally claimed that he used the clip to demonstrate Musk's failure with reusable rockets, and he is now trying to reframe what he did because he knows it was not fair use. If you watch the original video and both video responses to the copyright holder, you will know this.
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  3456.  @keithrobinson5752  the central point, as TF originally claimed, was Musk's failure with reusable rockets, hence the juxtaposition of the footage with that of a successful attempt 20 years earlier. He said their reaction was "interesting" but that he's more impressed by rockets that work. He did not criticise them, he dismissed them by saying "I guess" and then he made the point about the rocket, which was the final point in his video about rockets. He used the clip to bring home his argument that Musk's rockets are a relative failure. Nobody can watch the video and think he was criticising the crowd. He himself said he used the clip to show the failure of reusable rockets. It's in his first video response to the copyright claim.
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  3457.  @ProtoSimTechnologies  he added the clip to show how Musk's rockets are not an advance on what was available 20 years ago. He did not react to the clip, he used it to support his case. At a stretch, one could argue that his comment on that clip was "It's interesting to have people excited about [the attempted landing] I guess." Is that criticism? He used the clip alongside footage of another rocket from 20 years ago, and the comment in context was "It's interesting to have people excited about [the attempted landing] I guess, but honestly I find the rockets that successfully land more impressive." The failed landing was the important part of the clip, not the laughter. He could not make the same point without the rocket, but he could make the same point without the laughter.
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  3458.  @TopherGriffin  your fair use test makes no sense. It would allow a pop song to be used in a movie free of charge! He does criticise Musk's fans in the original video, but the clip in question was used to contrast Musk's rockets with those of 2 decades ago, and the cheering was incidental. He did not criticise the crowd, he merely said it was interesting that they were cheering, and then he spoke about the contrast between the 2 rockets. I called it retconning because the explanations TF gave in his 2 video responses so far have been incompatible. In the first he claimed he was criticising Musk's rocket program, and in the second he claimed he was criticising the fans.
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  3459.  @RockinRobbins13  "No matter how many other videos show fanbois cheering, Thunderf00t chose this one as representative of the group" No, he chose it because it shows a Musk rocket crashing, and he used it juxtaposed with a successful rocket from 20 years ago, adding his own commentary about how rockets which work are better than ones which don't. The clip was not used as a criticism of Musk fans, nor did he criticise the people who were cheering.
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  3460.  @suchi4free  "In this case TF argues he is critizing the contents of the video (people cheering at a fail rocket launch)" But if you watch the video, you'll see that is not true.
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  3461.  @ImmortalMojo  if he has to rely on "criticism" and all he has in the video is a comment about them being "interesting" I doubt he has a strong case.
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  3462.  @ImmortalMojo  he did not use the clip to criticise musk fans in either a narrow or broad sense. He used it to show that the reusable rockets technology has not advanced in 20 years. This is clear if you watch the video, and that's what a judge will do when deciding the case.
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  3463.  @advancedlamb  he did not criticise them for laughing.
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  3464.  @advancedlamb  his comment was about rockets, not cheering. What he "essentially said" is your opinion, not factual. What he actually said was not a criticism of the cheering, and a clip without the cheering would have served his purpose just as well as the clip he used.
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  3465.  @advancedlamb  facts matter, the judge forms an opinion based on them. I don't need the quote, I already pasted it several times in comments above, to support my point that he did not criticise them. Watch it in context, and you'll see the clip was selected because it shows the crash, not because of the laughter. He was making a point about the progress of rocket technology, and he told us that in his first response video. Why does he now claim he was criticising the crowd? He reframed the purpose of the video because he knows he had a flimsy case. But he still has a bad case, because the facts do not support his claim.
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  3466.  @advancedlamb  he did not criticise them. Post the commentary and tell me the words he used that were critical! The fact he changed his story, especially to one not supported by the facts, has a lot of relevance. Not in the court, but to the discussion. What's relevant to the court is that his defense is not supported by facts.
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  3467.  @advancedlamb  you still can't find the source? Commentary on the clip in the original video: "It's interesting to have people excited about [the attempted landing] I guess, but honestly I find the rockets that successfully land more impressive." He was talking about the successful rocket in the clip he juxtaposed with the SpaceX crash clip. He said the people's reaction was interesting, and he said it in a manner which suggests their reaction is incidental to the point he is making. Because it is incidental - the point was about the success and failure if the rockets. Saying that success is better than failure is not a commentary on their reaction, it is about the difference in the 2 rocket landings he showed.
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  3468.  @ImmortalMojo  "hmmm but don't you then not consider the other critiques of Elon musk fans in the video? So using the footage adds to that broader point he is making" He used the footage to show the lack of progress in reusable rockets. That is what he told us at first, and I believed him. I don't believe what he is telling us now. You should watch the clip in context, not rely on what he tells you here. As per the OP, I don't think criticism of other people would make his use of the clip fair use. I also don't think he criticised the people in the clip.
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  3469. ​ @SionOriega  you appear to have thought I was referring to a technological barrier when it comes to taking images from a stock site. That's the most sense I can derive from your reply. You obviously missed the point. You previously stated plaintiff "is going to have a very difficult time in arguing...the devaluing of his original content due to the existence of Thunderf00t's video," so your recognition of the variety of types of value a work can have is puzzling. Having more types of value makes it easier to be devalued! Rogers v. Koons is an example of a case where a Fair Use defence was rejected, and in so far as it relates to the discussion, the fact TF, like Koons, could have made his point without copying others' work only counts against him. Wikipedia summarises the opinion as "Koons was not commenting on Rogers' work specifically, and so his copying of that work did not fall under the fair use exception." That would explain why TF has reframed his use of the clip as criticism of the people in the clip, even though claim that is not supported by a viewing of his video.
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  3470.  @SionOriega  he was not critiquing the video, he was showing the crash. Sargon's case is different because he was critiquing the video he used. Once he blurred the rocket crash what we're left with is a successful rocket, a blur, and TF saying he prefers successful rockets. It makes no sense that way, and it looks like he only did it once he realised his use was not covered by Fair Use. If his intent was to criticise the laughter he would have done it, and he would not have needed to include the successful rocket clip. If his intent was to juxtapose success and failure he would need both clips, and the laughter would be incidental. His commentary shows that the laughter was incidental, whereas the incoherence resulting from the blurred crash footage shows that the crash clip was essential. He screwed up, and he's hoping to get out of a hole by the fact he called their laughter "interesting".
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  3471. ​ @miguelguthridge it's not harassment when a lot of people criticise you.
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  3472. Does this policy apply to everyone, or is it based on skin colour? Asking for a friend.
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  3473. She doesn't own the copyright - the image of her in that picture was taken from a Vogue magazine cover from 2016.
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  3474.  @rachaelelliott846  it's pixel perfect. it's the same image with la few Photoshop touches.
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  3475.  @Pantifaximile  they are standing _for_bigotry, not against it. We should be allowed not to pretend someone is what they claim to be, but those who accept this right are now condemned and asked to leave the stores. The boycott exists, the share price is down, there are tradesmen in these comments saying they will never go there again. You should have left the children alone. That was your step too far, it is what got the people to fight back.
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  3476. "Diversity" is one of their memes. They memed it so well it's been made into law and is destroying western civilization. "Patriarchy" is another...
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  3477.  @leefletcher8143  how is it her fault that he forced his way into the house? Doesn't the fact he was not being let in suggest that he had no connection to the girl who died?
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  3478. He's not English.
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  3479. Based granny.
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  3480. It looks like the one-handed saluters at 51:28 are mocking the police. Given the behaviour of the police, it's completely warranted.
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  3481. Cuckoldry is not about love, it's about a woman wanting one man for his resources and another for his genes. CNN would not endorse men having one woman for baby-rearing and another for sex!
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  3482. Do you not know why that would be the case and how it's not related to the pandemic?
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  3483. ​ @politicas3361 don't be absurd!
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  3484. He's already chosen to step down. Unfortunately this means the traitor parliament will choose the next speaker.
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  3485. Also, the dominant culture is TV producers promoting the idea of social resistance while pretending not to be the dominant culture.
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  3486. If she's loyal to the people of Somalia rather than the state, which as a nationalist she would be, then she has not broken her oath. The oath is wrongly worded, it ignores the way allegiance works.
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  3487. There's not a brain cell between them.
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  3488.  @martinjackman2943  "survived" suggests it was there all along. You need to look at old maps. They don't expand only after retaliations, they do so all the time. There are people dedicated to that in the W Bank, and the law has been crafted to mandate state support for what they do. That is not England's fight, it is nothing to do with us. Except in so far as their actions have the potential to create a wider conflict, but that only means we should join with those who want to see an end to it. Supporting them is of absolutely no benefit to us, and is not a moral position.
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  3489.  @martinjackman2943  that's not a map, does not mention any nations, and was rejected by the people moving into the area with the intent of colonising it, as shown by their actions against the Mandate.
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  3490.  @martinjackman2943 they were not on the map because they had no permanent communities there, just some people living in a few areas who had a similar religion to them. They moved there to replace all those other groups you've mentioned. I said you should look at maps; you're not referring to any map, just pretending there was a community, and ignoring the mass movement of people to create the modern state in someone else's country. The people whose country it was were the permanent settled community.
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  3491. The reason they can't "bring Putin to the negotiating table" is that they refused to comply with the Minsk agreements when he was negotiating in the months before joining the conflict, they pulled out of the negotiations that were ongoing in the first days of the intervention, they cancelled the agreement that had been reached in the Istanbul talks at the end of March, Zelensky banned further negotiations, and Merkel admitted that the Minsk agreements were never taken seriously and were just used to prepare Ukraine to be used in a war against Russia. There will only be total surrender now.
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  3492. He's not changed, he always maintained that he was a cultural Christian.
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  3493. "Years of boycott and sanctions". Really? Did you look into that at all? The US supports the legitimate Venezuelan president, not the guy who rigged elections and claimed legitimacy.
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  3494.  @Sh311Sh0ck3d  it's promised a lot for a long time, but look at a long-term chart of the gold-silver ratio. Silver has not delivered and the trend is still not looking good.
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  3495.  @jyrioksanen9444  fairness would be the side who started this, back in 2014, losing. Giving them enough weapons that China feels they need to intervene is the worst possible thing, nothing close to "fair".
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  3496.  @stkittsmanuk1  "racism" is not about how people look. That is an idea imposed on "racists" by ideologues who claim to see no difference between people or cultures (but who support anti-colonisation when the people doing it have dark skin, and hate the native working class people of Britain). The people you dismiss as racist would not accept the claims of BLM if it were a French colonial movement rather than an African one. Race is not part of the resistance to BLM and mass migration. But race is part of the attack on native Britons.
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  3497. They are not facing persecution in France, we have no duty to house and feed them.
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  3498.  @TomJakobW  it's happening. It is not a theory. There are people who celebrate it. It has been credited with Democrat successes in state elections. You can see it in demographic data. It's progressing so well in the UK they are not going to collect ethnicity data in the census any more. If you believe it's not happening, you've been busted.
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  3499. Solar cars is like solar roads, which were popular conceptually a few years ago. They are solar, so they're green, and everyone is in favour of that, but the least green thing you can do is to take the resources which could make a solar panel and put them somewhere that doesn't get maximum sunshine.
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  3500. Greed is killing football. Also, how do I buy shares in Leicester?
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  3501.  @cobithedoggaming2119  to me it sounded like he was genuinely comparing normal people with sensible opinions to the thing we're told was the worst thing ever. There are ways of treading lightly while remaining reasonable.
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  3502.  @raycorrigan3297  a man in the women's category at the world's premiere event is not a non-story, it's a global controversy. The woman had to apologise, the world is run for the benefit of the dishonest.
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  3503.  @nomanejane5766  portraying Victorian Britain as diverse is racist, and replacing male characters is always motivated by misandry. So no, I don't want racism and sexism in my entertainment.
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  3504. The report said we didn't act fast enough. Mandates were necessary, but not done soon enough. If you go against the science you should not be surprised to lose a job as a scientist!
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  3505. UK imports more than 50% of its gas and Norway has other customers who don't have enough from elsewhere.
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  3506. There's a case to be made for addressing "online harms" such as the gender ideology and fat acceptance movements, but nobody is under any illusion that government action will be targeted mostly at harmless enemies of the Regime.
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  3507. ​ @WhenDoesTheVideoActuallyStart  redefine the left and say you won. Brilliant! They all supported BLM, which is a marxist organisation. But because companies make profit they are all hyper capitalist hur de hur.
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  3508.  @WhenDoesTheVideoActuallyStart  what happened to people's living standards and freedoms once communism fell? If you think capitalism, which is basically another word for freedom, makes people poor and oppressed you must be some kind of bio-lenninist failure.
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  3509. I don''t know what part of this people don't understand.
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  3510. The solution is not the purpose. You do not need to be scared.
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  3511.  @robmule4647  they're not restricted. They've been told they are, and they believe what they are told to. The people living on the streets know they're not blocked off, they still get what they pay for, and they don't have an endless stream of traffic passing through. They can park by their house, it's quiet, and children can play.
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  3512. You have not been experimented on. You used to have integrity, but now you support terrified idiots who spread conspiracy theories and invade hospitals to arrest the staff. And as if that is not bad enough, you liken the staff to the mid-century Germans.
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  3513. It's not a dry run for anything, it's a real response to a real biological threat.
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  3514. The traits of the people who invented powered flight, created NASA, put a man on the moon and launched a probe beyond the solar system are now intolerable, and the result is 2 astronauts effectively serving an indefinite prison sentence with a finite food supply. The world is watching.
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  3515. This is the extension store, which costs a lot to maintain. You can fork the software, but you will never control the foundation and its billions.
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  3516.  @derpmaster878  that's a lie, and the survival rate is only a high as it is because of the mitigation efforts you oppose. There is no medical tyranny. Stop being a drama queen. There is seatbelt tyranny though, so my point stands. Why are you excusing seatbelt tyranny? Does it make me look ridiculous when I associate the word Tyranny with something on-tyrannical? That's you, that is.
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  3517. Intel? They got woke in 2015 and it's now a national security risk.
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  3518. He has no hatred for Ethiopians though, so why would he care?
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  3519. It's not even about what we can watch, it's about what the people who vote for the people who rule us can watch. Viewers here know that censorship is rampant, but it's no use saying (as many do) "Censorship doesn't affect me because I can go to [niche website] and get the real news" because most people won't go to that website or any other similar to it. Censorship affects everyone, which is why they do it!
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  3520. Even if it was only 12 athletes, it affects everyone they compete against. But we don't need to count that far: an injustice to one is an injustice to all.
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  3521.  @身赤-w3w  why would a man who wants children change when his wife gets pregnant? He knew his life would be changed significantly and he consented to that change, so there would be no reason for him to complain. But if he didn't consent then you can understand his frustration. When a woman chooses to have a child the man becomes her slave because women have more rights than men.
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  3522. Men fight to preserve their people and heritage, so that their grandchildren can follow the path trod by their ancestors. We'd have more chance of preserving those things if we were ruled from the Kremlin. The people who benefit from the system are told it oppresses them, so they won't fight to save it either.
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  3523.  @shelfcloud487  it stops both, but only in ~95% of cases initially.
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  3524.  @shelfcloud487  do you have a source? Effectiveness starts high and drops off over time. Anyone telling you it is always zero is lying. I'm sure you'll be fact-checking all of those people, because surely you didn't come here to spread fear and misinformation.
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  3525.  @shelfcloud487  source? As long as the effectiveness is above zero, which it is, you cannot say they do not work. People making that claim are being deceptive. You don't need to be scared.
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  3526.  @shelfcloud487  a source would have proved me wrong! But I'm not wrong, you're just spreading misinformation, which is why you have no source. It is not right to claim something does not work when it has been observed to work. You cannot get past that. You're scared of the truth. You have been told lies for 3 years and acceptance of those lies now forms a big part of your identity. All I did was challenge the lies, and you fell apart.
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  3527. Untrained volunteers are a burden you say? Then why did Zelensky hand out rifles to civilians so early in the conflict? Educated people were suggesting it was for the propaganda victory of having dead civilians all over the streets.
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  3528.  @Jeremy-Ludlow  barbarism is not good, and it will not be tolerated.
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  3529. The El Paso shooter said the last straw was when the democrat candidates all supported open borders and free healthcare for illegals. Can we accept now that they hold extremist positions which put their country at risk? No Presidential candidate should be taken seriously if they are willing to cede US territory or treasure to foreigners, and if they don't protect the sovereignty of the country then people will look to the constitution and the actions of the founders and take on their responsibility themselves.
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  3530. @gwills9337  they are backed by bank capital. The problem is not the money, it's state spending.
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  3531.  @rijamor  "They've just been advised to have their fourth booster." That was the lie I was responding to. According to the graph at about 14 minutes, the most vulnerable age group still has 50% protection against severe disease in September/October. Their vaccines began to be administered in December. "the vax clearly only lasts about six months." That's another lie. You don't even know how many different vaccines there are!
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  3532.  @nelinjo  Israel's numbers are indeed looking good. You should have received an updated propaganda talking points pack since their booster programme cut the infection rate.
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  3533.  @SDawson398  this was not planned. However, the actions of certain people have indeed prolonged it. They spread fear, like you're doing now, and lied about non-medical ways to reduce the infection rate. We can end this in 2 weeks if everyone told the truth and acted to end it. Will you do that? Have you ever wanted to do that? Have you instead encouraged people to do the exact opposite? Were your actions part of a plan? Have you considered that? What if there's a plan, and you have been programmed to help implement it?
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  3534. @UC13Tjba0UnSE4VNfpn2UcxA I am more aware of the world than you are. Look at a chart of covid cases in Taiwan, and look at one for Australia. I choose the Taiwan chart, and I get abuse from people who choose the Australia one. Australians "resisted tyranny," they "won," and they don't like their prize. In Taiwan they resisted the pandemic and nobody ways they're a prison island. The right course has been obvious from the beginning, which is why the pro-pandemic propaganda had to be so pervasive. You complied, and you think that makes you a rebel.
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  3535. @Tyler Ducharme if the propaganda works, perhaps. If the propaganda fails and people realise the only way out is to resist the virus rather than resist the efforts to end the pandemic, then we are 2 weeks away from normality. The incubation period is about 2 weeks, so that's how long it would take to end the pandemic if everyone was on board. Only by spreading lies and propaganda have people like you been able to extend the situation to its 21st month. Will you ensure a 4th dose? Perhaps, and you will still be terrified.
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  3536.  @Lemoncake34567  if that were true you would have been able to debunk their misinformation without my help. Read the Balfour Declaration and look at old maps. And be honest with everyone, it's a lot easier than the opposite.
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  3537.  @Lemoncake34567  it will be clear to everyone reading this that I know what I'm talking about. So like I said, no more porkies and stop giving your energy to people who don't deserve it. We have problems in our own country, and nobody from over there would do anything to help us. In fact, the opposite is true.
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  3538.  @Willberight2moro  In don't know why you think 1988 is relevant, Palestine has existed for millennia and has always had that name, in various pronunciations as the language of the region changed. I also don't know why you think I would contest a well-document event; I am here telling people not to contest a well-documented historical place.
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  3539. Mike Graham was defaming and censoring critics of colonisation just a few months ago, with the support of talkRadio. He should have thought about what his actions would result in.
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  3540.  Don Vito  you don't get it. Stop trying to end racism, instead stop forcing us to live together. Each group wants their own statues, each group wants their own national heroes and national holidays, each group wants to be "represented" on TV by people from their group, each group wants political representation for their group, each group wants to be taught their own history, literature, art etc in their own schools. We could all have all those things, if we were not forced to live together. But above all, it is diaspora Europeans who are denied those things, because we build countries people want to live in, and we're not racist. We are punished for doing good and being "good". The result is that our own civilisation must be torn down and replaced because it is the best. This is unfair to us, and no benefit to the rest of the world either. Anti-racism is the sin, not racism.
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  3541.  Don Vito  "are just as American by law as you" Not by birth then? That's the problem. Forget the law, and think about who people are. An African American might be the same in law as an American, but the American is not African and that has been proved to matter more than the documentation. We cannot continue to ignore this.
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  3542. I've been following him for years; he used not to be so enlightened. I recall cringing when he said on his podcast in 2015/16 that the Syrian refugees would return when the war ended.
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  3543.  @Charvo75  the distribution throughout the year is very different. In 2020 is mirrors the infection rate, because the pandemic is real and is killing people.
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  3544. Covid is not the flu. There are a few flu cases, but when so many people are wearing masks, distancing etc, it can't spread as much as usual. Covid is far more virulent so the number of people paying attention to it is not sufficient to prevent it spreading. There are too many complacent people.
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  3545. Vaccine Nationalists in the UK are salty that researchers elsewhere made a vaccine before they did, so they decry Vaccine Nationalism. If the Oxford group had won, they'd be proclaiming the UK's superior medical research abilities!
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  3546.  @WSmith_1984  those are the types of smart services people have been trained to fear. Break your conditioning.
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  3547. Use a better search engine. Like DuckDuckGo.
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  3548. Where does this leave Monero?
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  3549. To say that the Peaceful Protesters want to weaponize this is to assume there is a section of society that wants to burn police vans for no reason, and used this as an excuse to do so. That is the extent of their politicisation, except for "keep our kids safe," which ought to be something we can all agree on.
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  3550. I can't accept this is about money when the anti-west, anti-white aspect of it is so dominant. How do renaissance fairs jeopardise CNN's bottom line? They don't, but they do promote the culture of a certain hated ethnic group.
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  3551.  @OliverFlack69  the data does not support your claim about gates.
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  3552. Last time I was this early Paul was knee-high to a cage.
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  3553.  @jon123xyz  have you not been watching the news? You have to be unaware of what is happening in the war and at the protests to get it 180° wrong.
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  3554.  @AbzScotland it's relevant to the OP comment.
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  3555. This will help the Zero Seats strategy.
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  3556. If people don't do anything to stop it, it will last forever. Only politicians can stop it, not doctors.
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  3557. Putin's comments on the existence of Ukraine as a state can be interpreted as Russia having no desire for it not to be, but no qualms about doing whatever it takes to prevent Ukraine launching operations against Russia. In short: if Ukraine won't surrender, it won't survive.
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  3558. There is no "movement against science," at least not that I'm aware of. There is a movement against politicised science and authoritarians resorting to "the science" to justify their ideological goals and avoid debate. The peer review process has become ideologically captured and there are too many unreplicable published papers for us to trust the people allowed to do science.
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  3559.  @necr0danc3r29  it is the full saying.
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  3560.  @bc5cd  yes, but men are taller than women.
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  3561.  @kaifreyleue5961 you're not comparing blood and citizenship.
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  3562.  @nickvanachthoven7252  you need to think of their lineage, not the individuals. It's better to have a Jones line than a Zuby line because the former has more incentive to maintain an allegiance to the nation.
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  3563.  @kaifreyleue5961  citizenship is government documentation, it is.not not the culture. You did not compare paperwork to kinship. If I am wrong then were you to gain Vietnamese citizenship you would no longer have an allegiance to the people of the USA.
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  3564.  @kaifreyleue5961  Jones' subversive inclinations do not mean he identifies equally as English and Ethiopian.
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  3565. It's not windows-specific. Someone on the Brave forum had the issue on Debian, but the data came back when he downgraded the package.
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  3566. This is not the first time such a bias has been found. Nothing was done before, nothing will be done again, and the powers that be will continue to claim men are privileged.
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  3567. The Barbie film was part of the culture war, and everyone knew it. Going to see it is not proof you're not a culture warrior, in fact it's the opposite.
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  3568. They did it to send a message, and that message was "Temple OS unaffected".
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  3569. It's so rare to see their perspective being given such prominence. Incidentally, perspective in art was developed by Italian artists in the late 13th century because they lacked the talent to put liquorice in jars.
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  3570. His Labour supporters who are rioting will never vote for him again, nor will many of those who have their religious bloc-voting in place. He screwed the pooch.
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  3571.  @mjwilliamsb2676 it's political elitism that's the corollary of that delusion. Populism is rooted in reality and the people, elitism is rooted in academic dogma and a desire for control.
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  3572.  @mjwilliamsb2676  you call it "nativism" and we call it "anti-colonialism". You think people can change their sex by uttering their "gender," and we rely on biology. You are deceived, we are of the world. Most countries are nationalist; they are doing a lot better lately than those which welcome their own colonisers and denigrate their natives.
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  3573. @UCQzMa64CmJzL3c4DM3_nTBQ the main difference between populism and elitism at the moment is in whether the nation should be protected or abolished. You support its abolition, and that's the "rabbit hole" I went down. If you think populism is bad just because the elites told you to think that, you have not really thought at all. You have a delusion, not an opinion. Remember, you think populism arises from delusion!
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  3574.  @carlaries4240  they've been doing that for years. Now is no different. Research the coronavirus. It is real, and we need to act on that. If you think a cabal is using the pandemic to push an agenda, you should hate the people who tell you not to try to end the pandemic. Do you hate them, or do you spread their propaganda?
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  3575.  @GuntherL1  lack of money is why the information doesn't reach the decision makers. This is one instance where you should shoot the messenger, not the king.
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  3576.  @GuntherL1  politicians don't spend all their time watching TV.
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  3577. Why is the place called Athens? If France wanted to defeat the ghettos they could withdraw the police, withdraw the welfare payments, withdraw the state completely, surrender the territory, erect a border, and trade freely with it. It would soon be abandoned, or bought by libertarians.
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  3578. It's one small stumble for a trans woman, one giant collapse for mankind.
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  3579.  @maccy_76_41  no. You don't need to be scared. You don't need to act tough. You don't need to mock people who tell you the truth.
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  3580.  @quintrankid8045  The Duran were saying it months before the go-ahead was given.
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  3581. You don't get fired for buying Microsoft products.
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  3582. 1-in-5 stop-and-searches led to an arrest, suggesting 20% of London is criminal, but we're told stops were biased and not random. If the bias led police to stop people who were less likely than average to be carrying a restricted item, then more than 20% of London is criminal. I think this is what the activists are alleging!
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  3583. It's already lent out. That's the debt the Fed is buying.
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  3584. Except for final salary schemes, pensions can be inherited just like houses can. In fact, since they are outside the estate of the deceased, they incur no estate tax.
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  3585.  @dr69dav  if you think there's been a mistake or an injustice you should at least find out the basis for the pension company's action. They might have a justification for it, or they might discover they made mistake.
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  3586. Nobody would incorporate the Bad People Fork into their projects, and it would get no corporate funding, invites to conferences etc. Any interaction with it would have you labeled and exclud removed from the list of included people.
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  3587.  @Moontrue1on1  searching "Leopards Russian Bear Decisions Intelligence Vacuum" should get it.
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  3588. ​ @WotsisFace that' not evidence. If your TV has been tuned in then you need a license even if it's not turned on.
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  3589.  @WotsisFace  the law says you need a license to install TV equipment.
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  3590. Given the state allows itself to ignore context when choosing to persecute people for saying that phrase, is it wise even to tell us what the phrase is?
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  3591. It didn't help in the US. We need a Trump.
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  3592.  @diqweed69  this is not about freedom, it's about being mistreated and ignored. You guys were put on T'ism watchlists for questioning what was being taught in schools, and were dismissed as bgts for objecting to the goings on in Springfield OH, and nobody fired a shot.
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  3593.  @diqweed69  the difference is Trump, not the amendments.
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  3594. @diqweed69  there's no point in such a response if you can't deny that the things I mentioned above did happen. The amendments did not stop them, nor many other things I could mention.
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  3595.  Gareth D  there is more evidence that masks do work, and it is logical that they should. Please provide evidence that leads you to believe every worker was infected, every worker was wearing PPE correctly, and they got infected while wearing PPE and not in the canteen or while mixing with co-workers outside the factory. When I search for images of meat plant workers I don't see many masks. Why call me a government shill when all I'm doing is stating the facts? You're shilling for big pharma and the NWO, who both want the pandemic to continue because the former profits from it and the latter wants more time to put their global government in place, and wants everyone to be sat inside in the mean time, obeying orders. You're shilling for them by lying about the effectiveness of masks. Why are you doing that? How much do they pay you?
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  3596.  Gareth D  you provided no evidence for why you believe your own claims. That's enough for me to assume that the scientific and anecdotal evidence in favor of mask wearing should be accepted. I don't care about any NWO plan, but the people claiming there is no virus or claiming measures to stop it will not stop it, often try to associate those measures with a global control system that wants us to be inside watching netflix instead of outside earning money for it. You make no sense, and I lump you in with the others who make no sense. Masks do work, they have worked in a number of countries, and doing nothing would lead to a huge number of deaths and ongoing physical and mental conditions. Herd immunity would require at least 70% of people getting infected, and a recent low-end estimate for the IFR is 0.5%. That's a minimum of 1.16 million deaths in the USA alone. When you add the economic consequences of having so many people get sick, or trying not to get sick, and the costs of long-term care for people who were badly affected but survived, it's just not worth it. The alternative is to wear a mask. It has been proven, and it is very cheap. Other than to prolong the pandemic for the benefit of big pharma and the NWO, why would anyone advocate against masks?
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  3597.  Gareth D  masks are not muzzles, and they are not signs of slavery. There is a pandemic and you need to do something about that. Refusing to wear a mask, and advocating for others not to wear them, will prolong the pandemic. I can only assume that is your intention. You have still not provided any reason for why you believe you own claims, nor provided evidence that they are true. I have not submitted when I wear a mask, I have looked at the evidence and decided to do what is best for myself and the people around me. You chose the opposite. Ending the pandemic will not kill as many people as prolonging the pandemic. Masks help bring the R0 rate below 1 and will end the pandemic. You chose not to end it. You want it to continue. You want us to submit to it and your paranoia. I refuse; I will do what's best for myself and the people around me.
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  3598.  Gareth D  you have still failed to provide any evidence to back up your claims. Masks can end the pandemic, and there is no association with submission. Look at the research, and look at the course the pandemic has taken in places where masks are commonly worn compared with its course in places where masks are not worn. Look at how previous pandemics were defeated. Contract tracing, mask wearing, and social distancing all work. Do not tell people to do the opposite of what we know works. When facing a tsunami, you have to leave the beach. That is not submission. When facing a forest fire you have to leave your home. That is not submission. When facing a pandemic you need to prevent its spread. That is not submission. Letting the virus naturally run its course is not an option. That's like staying on the beach when a tsunami hits, or staying in your house when a fire comes your way. You know how many people would die, and you have some idea of the economic fallout of letting everyone get ill. If you want that to come about when it is so easily prevented, there is no point in me trying to convince you to be a decent human being.
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  3599.  Gareth D  You have still refused to provide ANY evidence to support your claims and your line of thinking. You do not have evidence, you are just lying. You are paranoid, not rational. You are immoral and care nothing about the life and well-being of anyone other than yourself. Masks will end the pandemic - research shows it to be true, and the results of mask-wearing in other countries shows it to be true. It is not wrong to look at what will end the pandemic and to advocate for it. You are advocating for the pandemic to continue, and for it to kill as many people as possible. That is morally wrong. This is vastly worse than a bad flu season. Stop lying. A bad flu season in the US kills about 15k, this pandemic has killed many times more than that already. Understand reality and act upon it, do not lie. The fact that a "flu" killed a lot of people with no lockdown does not mean we should not lock down now and let a lot of people die. How many would have died if there were measures taken to end that epidemic? Lockdowns save lives and prevent economic catastrophe. If you want to condemn anyone for this pandemic going on for so long, condemn those who have contracted it and infected others. The people who advocate for measures to end the pandemic are not the bad guys. You are one of the bad guys, because you advocate against measures to end the pandemic - you advocate for the pandemic to continue.
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  3600. To be fair, this one was a f-up since the beginning.
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  3601. While Windrush Day is celebrated as part of Britain's new foundation myth, Columbus Day in the US and Australia day in...there...are being cancelled. Yet still they say we have all the power.
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  3602. She can get her ideology into the Pentagon, and get paid to teach it to the most expensive and well-equipped army the world has ever known, but that doesn't mean she has power.
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  3603. This shows why "just ignore it and let everybody catch it" was always a terrible idea.
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  3604. Some CoCs say you need to assume good intentions. Others require people to assume bad intentions, which is a disaster for the community.
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  3605. The pronouns are a signifier of extremely awful people. If you search "spiteful mutant" you'll start a deeper dive into the problems we face.
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  3606.  @DeviRuto  refering to me as a woman makes you look silly, but it should not be a crime. That's the difference between the two sides.
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  3607.  @mathewgurney2033  just one example is all it would take.
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  3608. If you like programming as a hobby there are many options for displaying your talent or providing useful software to people other than the open source arena. I prefer to publish working products in app stores, for example, rather than libraries or uncompiled projects on Gitlab (and I would not go anywhere near the more famous hub). I close source everything, because there's no reason no to, and I don't have to engage with anyone from toxic communities - other than to use the stuff they make, which would be a lot better if they were more inclusive.
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  3609.  @allenniumfalcon  the decision makers are not in the hotels.
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  3610. What the activists call gender affirming care requires chemical and surgical mutilation. It is abhorrent that a news organisation will unquestioningly allow someone to lie about this. They are abetting criminal activity.
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  3611. Crime goes up, prosperity and social cohesion go down. It's a government policy doing this, and we properly debate it.
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  3612.  @MrTaytersDeep  it was called Palestine before there were Romans, and it is not the Romans who are asking for it to be returned. The people who want their land back have roots there from before there was Islam, whereas the people who took it came from Europe and had roots in the Caspian sea region at the time of their ancestors' conversion. If that song means what you've been told it means, then it meant the same thing when the current occupiers used it.
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  3613. Ending the pandemic, or even reducing its impact, benefits people who work. You can't force people to put themselves at risk, so there would be an economic impact if you removed all protections.
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  3614.  @thewhitedoncheadle8345  yes, more so than Maoris and we are descended from the people to lived here after the ice age. The colonial pretence that the British Isles have no native people and should therefore welcome invaders is based on hatred.
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  3615. It's not the state and capital models that have reach their conclusion, only the state model. Older generations will require support from younger generations regardless of which model is chosen, and if they have not had enough children then they will have to rely on the productivity of other people's children. This can be extracted in 2 ways: the state model brings people into the country and taxes their productivity whereas the capital model keeps them in place and receives a portion of their productivity as dividends on investment. It's only the former which results in the conquest of the nation.
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  3616. When people addressed the fear that population size would grow too large, they promoted the education of women as a way to cut birth rates. I suspect the students know this works, and don't want it to become common knowledge because the opposite would have to be promoted if we're going to solve the problem of declining population sizes.
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  3617. "He" was a gender neutral term before it became specific to men. It is still neutral depending on the context.
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  3618. I believe you. The same happened to people during the pandemic.
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  3619. Vaccinated people can still infect others, but since they are much less likely to be infected in the first place, it still reduces the risk of transmission and can help end the pandemic. Promoting the idea of tests as a replacement for "passports" makes sense, but whining about vaccinated people passing on the virus does not.
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  3620. You used the clip to show SpaceX's rocket technology being no more advanced than was available 20 years ago. You did not use it to criticise Musk fans or the clip itself. The fact you are now claiming it was a criticism of Musk fans suggests there is no point in us funding your case. Commentary on the clip in the original video: "It's interesting to have people excited about [the attempted landing] I guess, but honestly I find the rockets that successfully land more impressive." You used a commercial video to decorate your own. Pay up!
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  3621. Would it make sense for a government to sacrifice the people keeping the enemy soldiers at bay?
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  3622. They used to have all of it, now they have very little of it, but that has not caused them to want any of it back. Yeah, sure.
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  3623. Auto-hide the taskbar and use the Super key to reveal it. You'll get extra pixels in the vertical height, fewer distractions on-screen, and your desktop will behave more like Gnome. Do it for a while and you'll appreciate the Gnome way!
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  3624. If you encounter someone who thinks banning the koran from the Netherlands is a step too far, remind them of the eventual consequences of not doing so: The Saudi regime is notorious for bragging about having “an open mind” and saying it “accepts Christianity and Judaism.” However, not a single church exists in the desert country, foreign diplomats may not even hold Bible studies in their homes, and Bibles discovered on tourists have been confiscated, with some allegedly even shredded.
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  3625. Most people hadn't hard of Trans Day Of Visibility before Easter, so Christmas will now be Trans Day Of Visibility Day of Visibility.
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  3626. It's an unreasonable CoC imposed by unreasonable people who want to force their politics on everyone in a forum where politics don't belong. The people who oppose it are on your side.
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  3627.  @PerHultqvist  the suggestion that there is a group mentioned within the CoC that I don't want to respect is why it is unreasonable. It should not mention any groups, because group membership does not determine whether or not someone deserves respect. The people who imposed the CoC want decisions based on identity group membership and have written the CoC to ensure they are able to force that racism, sexism, etc on the community. For example, demanding a conference panel is constituted of people with a specific mix of group identities is both contrary to the CoC and also demanded by it, because it would discriminate based on characteristics but would also "include" the characteristics the authoritarians prefer. You can be sure the bigots who have imposed th CoC will not uphold its terms against someone who discriminates against people from identity groups they hate. It is politics injected where they do not belong. If you like reasonable people the people who oppose this authoritarian contract are on your side.
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  3628.  @jobdylan5782  the people doing this are anti-white and many rely on immigrant votes to stay in power. Moreover, they are doing it to ban memes because memes are the tool of their enemy - the pro-European internet populace. This is not the alt-right utopia, it's the globalist utopia.
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  3629. Bob Dylan  Ok, but when your counterargument is "No, there aren't enough Jews to vote these things in" you sound like you have no idea what you're arguing against.
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  3630. I saw the title and assumed "Gifted and Talented" was the new euphemism for "teens".
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  3631. They could but they don't have to. In the previous video he mentioned they chose not to.
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  3632. The media will go to extraordinary lengths to avoid accountability and ethics in journalism.
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  3633. It's Ukraine that's been killing prisoners. The Azov guys will obviously be tried for war crimes, but there will be no slaughter of them.
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  3634. They do notice the empty shops, but they blame it on Brexit. They forgot about the pandemic and they don't know about the empty shops in countries still under the heel of the EU.
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  3635. Sysprof explains what it does on the welcome screen, and on the About dialog. 21:23
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  3636.  @Sofakineazy  that's not a convincing argument.
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  3637.  ArmchairWarrior  not just because they're doing it, but because being a woman helps them to do it. The tech and crypto industries have been desperate to attract women because the misandrist media keeps telling them that not to have 50% women makes them bad somehow. So when a woman turns up with something that looks credible, men are far more eager to buy in than if the scam was being run by a man. Women have been empowered to scam men.
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  3638.  @phylwx  there is no comparison to be made between a society denying people their right to own themselves and a corporation protecting its own property. It is right to allow people to protect their property, and they do not lose that right when they form a corporation with other people. There is no implied right in a software license to copy the way another person implements it and combines it with other software. Red Hat has denied nobody any right, they have simply made abusive behaviour more difficult to undertake.
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  3639.  @phylwx  their property was made by combining the work of others, configuring it, and testing it. It is their own work, they own it, they have a right to protect it.
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  3640.  @phylwx  they did not copy their distro, and they want to make it difficult to copy their distro. This is not about software, it is about the whole distro. That is not open, it is not covered by other people's software licenses, it is their own work, they created it, they protect it, they have the right to do so. You do not get to freeload off the work of others. Pretending they have done no work of their own does not give you the right to steal their property.
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  3641. Legacy Media does not value honesty.
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  3642. Why more male viewers? Because it's factual content.
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  3643.  @markwierzbicki5307  the advert does not accurately portray the features of the product. If only 2 people noticed, that is why so few people complained, but numbers have no relevance to the fact that the advert was not in compliance with regulations. You're definitely missing the point, because you don't understand the issue or why there would be complaints. You also don't understand evolution - being able to notice that an advert does not portray reality would help an organism to reproduce, not restrict it!
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  3644.  @markwierzbicki5307  it's not clear whether the sensors would respond to the rocks. The rocks look too low to make a difference to the ability to park there, especially for an off-road vehicle, and the vehicle actually parks on top of them. Even if the intent was to suggest that the car is not designed to be capable of reversing over a 2-inch rise, the advert did not portray the product realistically. A few people picked up on that and the ruling was in their favour. An example of "the exception which proves the rule" is a sign which reads "no parking at weekends". Monday is an exception to that, which proves the rule allows parking on a Monday. There is no exception proving the rule of natural selection. The people complaining are more suited to their environment than you are, for they are able to determine when an advert does not portray reality. This is not exceptional within natural selection, it is the basis for it.
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  3645.  @nigelnigel.  they made you terrified of that but it's over now. You never needed to be scared.
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  3646. Getting us out of the EU gave us some breathing room and a hope of stopping the conflict many foresee elsewhere in Europe. The left hates us so much that even that is dangerous for them.
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  3647. Obviously it would be better if we all stay at home, and if everyone did that it would be over in a fortnight as all the infected people would develop symptoms by then and be identified. But unless everyone (other than essential workers) self-isolates there's not much point in the rest of us doing it, because we'd have to self-isolate for months while the virus burns its way through all the complacent people, which is longer than most of us can last. It doesn't only kill old people, and even those it doesn't kill will suffer from it. If the youngsters there had been told of the permanent lung-scarring and (temporary?) infertility the disease causes they might be more willing to do the right thing. In the mean time they're ruining my plan to sit this one out, and possibly ruining their health as well. Bunch of idiots!
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  3648.  @scotthopkins7711  it's only 2 weeks. Italy has made banks suspend mortgage payments. The US is doing something similar for rent I think. It would be far easier to get people through 2 weeks than get them through the months the government has planned that this disease should affect us for.
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  3649. Anyone who understands exponential growth is not terrified by this. If they had taken draconian measures affecting the whole population because one person broke a leg, that would be reason to rebel, because broken legs are not infectious. So if they do that, you would be right to be terrified.
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  3650. ​ @Uqwefsdjxsa he's a real patriot. Patriots will not fight for what Britain has become, only to restore it.
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  3651. Which promises have been empty thus far?
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  3652.  @yiguanas812  he's not 100% perfect so let's not give the Tories a bloody nose?
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  3653. It's not a law, it's a private contract.
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  3654.  @tonyhunter1892  that does describe what the video shows. The two are so close when the cyclist goes off the pavement that we can't be sure she wasn't pushed.
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  3655. Plant botanist Styx has a 10.2" stamen
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  3656.  WHITES LOVE MY PLAYLISTS  we're eating too much salt.
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  3657. Tax is an imposition. So are seatbelts.
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  3658. When VDH criticises cities that let non-citizens vote and enjoy the other benefits of citizenship he's overlooking the fact that the cities are adopting these people as effective citizens - citizens in all but name. They are more like the city state model he espouses than the federal hyper-state model he supports. Citizenship is not dying, it's becoming devolved to places which have not yet asserted their sovereign right to grant it. And who is doing this? Is it people who were born into the American nation, or people who were born into the American citizenry? It's the citizenry, acting for their co-nationals - Mexican-Americans giving civic rights to Mexicans etc. The appropriation of citizenship bestowment is a nationalist action, which we should have expected because who you're born to is a stronger identity than where you live.
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  3659. Given the circumstances, "Maniac" would have been a great call-sign to use!
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  3660. Have they searched upstream from the bench? They seem fixated by the bench and he mentioned it again here. She might have gone in somewhere else though.
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  3661. It's on a VM.
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  3662. It's difficult to operate in France and other European countries too, if you want to promote a free internet. Rumble let itself get shut down rather than censor users. It sends more of a message that way, and the recent election results might be in part a result of that.
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  3663. It's not a command to federal workers, it's a sanction. It restricts "the exportation, reexportation, sale, or supply, directly or indirectly, from the United States, or by a United States person, wherever located, of any category of services as may be determined by the Secretary of the Treasury, in consultation with the Secretary of State, to any person located in the Russian Federation" etc. In fact it specifically excludes federal workers: "Nothing in this order shall prohibit transactions for the conduct of the official business of the Federal Government".
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  3664. I've recently seen data for Germany, the UK and now Spain. In each case, if you multiply the number of deaths by the distance each country is from herd immunity, the predictions of large numbers of deaths made in the early stages of the pandemic are pretty accurate.
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  3665. It would make more sense to give the Anglos such a voice, as their people created the country so they are best placed to guide it.
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  3666. The US has more investments in Africa than China does, but obviously it doesn't demand political favors in return (or it's just not good at negotiating). I bet the US has more aid operations there than China does!
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  3667.  @fredmercury1314  I was responding to his "last 4 years" remark. Nothing started 4 years ago that constitutes a police state and is ongoing. We have a problem on the right with people who have been told they were locked in their houses for 2 years and believe it, when in reality lots of people were enjoying the sunshine and spending their free money, and will not respond well to misinformation. We need to focus on things that actually took place.
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  3668. Spiked has always supported the policies which created the division the censorship is trying to keep a lid on.
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  3669. Propaganda is everywhere; most people in the west don't understand what's happening either. But there are signs that some of the corruption will be revealed, which would pave the way for a more accurate narrative to take hold. Don't be tempted to leave. Russia has a brighter future than Europe, and we will all be experiencing hardship soon.
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  3670. The world is going nationalist. We don't need people who support open borders and healthcare for foreigners - that policy creates chaos.
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  3671.  @clemobenoit5813  it's not worth any effort on the part of anyone, anywhere. The US is in steep decline, and without its proxes, it will fall. What will you pay to enable it for another decade?
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  3672. Why not Latin?
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  3673.  @zpetar  it wasn't a modified handbag, it was a new product with the logo taken from something different. If you made your own car and put a Ford logo on it, that's not the same thing as selling a Ford which you painted, or which you modified and didn't list the modifications. This is a luxury brand, so there is more reason for them to want to protect it.
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  3674. It's not the goal, it's a necessary action to protect a multicultural society from coming apart. So it's protecting something that was introduced as part of a plan, but neither is the goal.
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  3675. Did they say they would release a newly evolved strain into the wild? Unless they said they would do that, what is the actual problem?
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  3676. “The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history.” - Orwell Look up "decolonise the curriculum" and the number of children born to mothers born abroad. We are already facing an existential threat, and very few are doing anything about it because the offensive is undertaken using soft power, just like NATO's offensive against Russia - the incorporation of new member states on its borders as well as the debanking, social media censorship and sanctions. People who have soft power use soft power to invade, and people without it use traditional power to invade. We ignore the former and damn the latter, but should treat them equally.
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  3677. This is not male entitlement, it is feminism. They told us for decades that there was no difference between men and women, they were the ones to attack gender. They won, this is their prize.
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  3678. It's not a double-whammy. If they work 5 night shifts per week they will drive on 6 days, so it's a 20% whammy.
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  3679.  @michaellamont2605  they're not on anyone's side except their own.
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  3680.  @ShamanMcLamie  it was created by people who moved there, claimed it as their own and moved the people out. If you side with them you are not "fighting like hell" as the OP recommends, because the same process is happening here.
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  3681.  @claythomas359  they have done nothing illegal. Read the T and C.
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  3682.  @testtest-lc4xz  you're just being silly now. The fact you had to use scare quotes on the word Damages shows that you know there's no damage. You don't need to fly to the US to represent yourself, and you'll be well placed to win. There is not even any hint that the situation you fear will ever come about. You were told to fear, and you complied. But at least you're not calling it a fine.
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  3683.  @testtest-lc4xz  if they have evidence that you caused them damages then you have no case. If they do not have evidence then you will win, and like in the UK you don't need legal representation for a case like this - you just win. It's not about being "well placed," it's about what you did within the terms and conditions. They need that clause in the T&C so that people can't advertise a fake product on a 3rd-party website and offer Paypal as a payment option for it. You have been told to fear this, and you chose to comply. Perhaps you would be less scared if you tried to consider how else they could have worded it. Stop liking your own comments.
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  3684.  @testtest-lc4xz  you think a computer can read and understand T&C documents when you've been made fearful of them and you're proud to be ignorant of them. You are lesser than software.
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  3685. If the suspect had cooperated this would have turned out fine.
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  3686. I have a version of that notice in my glove box. I use it every time I park.
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  3687. Blessed are the tentmakers.
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  3688. If we had no welfare state or citizenship, we would still have a country. Feeling grown up yet?
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  3689.  @benbennington8859  "How do you know if someone is a libertarian? They'll tell you." You called me a libertarian, but all I did was explain to to you. Why do you claim I claim ownership of a conservative system when I point out how citizenship is part of the problem of a non-libertarian society? Your first response to me was about the need for citizenship. Anyway, if you think libertarianism is just conservatism then you don't need to be scared of it. If you could comprehend you would have done. Your lack of comprehension and your ignorance of what libertarianism is make your ranting about clouds all the more nonsensical.
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  3690. When people say "Matt has smart, well thought-out arguments about everything except for the things I know a lot about," it's best not to amplify that.
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  3691. They said it would reflect the real world, and they were not wrong: the people who saw the tell-tale signs of disaster and tried to warn us, got called racist and ignored.
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  3692. Yes, there has been so much anti-vax propaganda and you can see the sheer terror people are living in just by reading their comments here.
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  3693.  @WhoDaresWinso7  there would still be criminals. There was crime before the colonisers came.
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  3694.  @WhoDaresWinso7  it would not have declined to zero. I don't think it's reasonable to expect there to be no crime in Liverpool, and you just look ridiculous when you make that claim. This is not a case of "get into crime while there homeless and have no food," it is a feud between drug gangs over the theft of a £million of heroin.
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  3695.  @SK-ei4cm  that's more native than the Mauri are to New Zealand.
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  3696. The fauci tweet was about gain of function research and lies to Congress, not masks.
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  3697.  @ottisontime4987  youtube has added one of their gaslighting "information panels" beneath that video! I'm glad our friendly Dr Campbell has snuck under their radar thus far.
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  3698. @Benaiah Ahmadinejad there are anti-white racists fearmongering about a rise of "xenophopbia" and of right-wing people who've sensibly prepared for the worst, but apart from that I have no idea what you're typing about. When the UK had mad cow disease nobody said it was racist not to import British beef; for some reason it's different now.
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  3699.  @insertnamehere5146  if the crap doesn't hit the fan they'll be alright. If the crap falls an inch short of the fan they'll be fine and you'll not be. I think they've got it sorted out and I also think you're envious.
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  3700. ​ @Puschit1 Stetson is a brand, not a type of hat. The first marketed Stetson - the one that made the brand famous - was called Boss of the Plains, and has a much larger brim than a fedora.
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  3701. How would that help them defeat Russia?
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  3702. Did he say there are 12 million children and an insignificant number say they are trans? Ok, instead of violating the rights of the 12 million to privilege an insignificant few, let's protect the majority!
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  3703.  @ApostleOfZeus199  they have no reason to. Throwing stones at border guards is not an inherent personality trait, it's something they do because they have been kept in a huge prison.
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  3704.  @ApostleOfZeus199  we already have the conditions those places had. I am not overlooking anything, just recognising that the situation they are in over there does not exist over here. They will not throw stones at border guards here.
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  3705.  @run2cat4run  if they support the regime the regime won't arrest them. Correct.
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  3706. Before calling the Jim Crow laws immoral (or whatever word you used), did you investigate why they were put in place? People realised that living together would not work out, and as we have since discovered, the choice was an uneasy peace or the surrender of cities. Forcing people to surrender cities to an essentially foreign population is also immoral, and the worst option available.
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  3707. The only people who came out of this looking good are the "far right". If the goal of the police was to politically disadvantage them a) they should go to jail for incompetence, b) they should go to jail for shieldingra pists, and c) they should go to jail for political bias.
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  3708.  @noneyours3237  but you got whiny when someone dealt with it; you can't have it both ways! Europeans colonized places, and then those places demanded decolonization. We demand decolonization too. Deal with it, and stop whining about our need to be free.
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  3709. It can happen if you have 2 cars. I know someone who did this, they told the company what happened and the fine was withdrawn. They had a payment for a car which wasn't on their records, so it was easy to verify.
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  3710. Translation of 8:22 "People who never built nor discovered the land of their ancestors believe they should be allowed to protect their way of life on it." It applies to every nation but is used only against the European nations and diaspora. We are seeking to protect our way of life against incursions by people whose ancestors did not discover or build our countries. Who is more valid?
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  3711. We'd have to pull out of the UN if we were to do that. Not that it would be a bad thing, but it's not going to happen. Basically, once you give people citizenship they are immovable.
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  3712. It could be that, or they wanted it early because he's declining so fast. If the plan was to show him in decline they would have had the usual 3 debates, with audiences.
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  3713.  @echoecho3155  it was an easy win. If there was a way to recover, it would have been posted in reply; no rebuttal was attempted.
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  3714. Who do you think you are kidding, Mister Hitler If you think we're on the run? We are the boys who will stop your little game We are the individuals of all genders who will dampen down your violence I don't mind the army being reduced to an ineffective squad of virtue-signallers, because there's no invading force on the planet that would govern this country worse than our own politicians.
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  3715. The cycle path signs are on the other pavement, the other side of the road.
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  3716. tbeaz161 he said "white privilege" is true. It's not, it's a racist myth.
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  3717. tbeaz, "white privilege" is not about luck, it comes from a specific set of racist claims about how white people have advantages over the people that are replacing them via mass migration. It's things like "when you watch TV the people look like you", but that could be said for migrants too, if they didn't leave their homelands. Migrants had "brown privilege" where they were born but gave it up for "non-contributory welfare state privilege" in the west, and white people have to watch "diverse" TV shows because the migrants want their brown privilege back. This leaves white people with no "white privilege" in any country, and all other races have privilege in their homelands and the homelands of the Europeans. That's how the racists operate, and they're very effective.
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  3718. Culture is downstream from law.
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  3719. ​ @emm_arr  she withdrew her truth defence. It's not lawfare when it's an action against defamation.
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  3720. Youtube keeps recommending me Family Guy clips and many of them have worse representations of ethnic groups than Dr Seuss did.
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  3721.  @kidsteach938  my reply got deleted. If you knew what you were talking about you would know what I wrote. You can understand what you don't understand by reading my last reply to Per.
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  3722. Poppy day bomb in car, non-Muslim terrorist, intended target not hit, hero in car when bomb goes off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iv2YnEIGmVI
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  3723.  NikolaJokerMVP15  how would that help? As it stands their best hope is that Westminster spanks the Scottish Assembly and tells them to be sensible. They do have the authority.
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  3724. Amazon had a similar problem with an unbiased AI. It told them to hire lots of men, so they rigged it to make it useless at selecting job candidates.
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  3725. I think the original was a Breitbart headline: "Go Woke, Go Broke: ‘Solo’ Crash Lands at Box Office"
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  3726.  @NaijaHakeem  you're trying to gaslight me in an attempt to condemn a person for standing up to racism. The article is about Ukrainian refugees and the headline is accurate. The photo may be captioned properly, but the picture they chose is supposedly representative of Ukrainian refugees, yet it shows only Africans. Only a racist would be ok with this. If they used a photo of a donkey and captioned it properly, would you think everything is fine? Of course you would not, you would wonder why they chose a picture which has no Ukrainians in it! What Reuters did to Ukrainians here is common across western corporate media. What if there was a disaster in Africa and the refugee situation was commonly represented with a picture of European holidaymakers trying to leave the country? Would you, as a racist, have no problem with that or would you think it's a bit odd that time after time the editors at multiple outlets would choose Europeans to represent African people? Since the racism involved in that portrayal would not denigrate or erase Europeans, you would probably oppose it. It would not be in line with your hatreds, so you would object. Those of us without hatred object to both, we see evil at work and we do not make excuses for it or outright support it.
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  3727. The social structure Peter cares about was created by the nation he doesn't care about. He cannot save the structure if he doesn't save the nation, so he needs to be a nationalist before he can be a structuralist.
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  3728. If you had been a victim of stalking you would know the harm it causes, even without a threat of violence. The law assumes a "reasonable person" can tell whether an action would result in distress, and we have decided that intentionally causing distress is something we should not tolerate.
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  3729.  @dongkhamet1351  no. If you do something which a reasonable person would expect to cause distress then you might be convicted.
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  3730. Trump/Kennedy 2024 then. It's the only way!
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  3731. Their silence is violence?
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  3732.  @davidreed9671  if they are all Arabs then they would not become more diverse, so would not benefit from the strength diversity brings. Besides, it's better for people to stay and fight rather than flee and burden non-aggressors.
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  3733.  @ChaoticNeutralMatt  the Manifest V2 support timeline states that after June next year Chrome will no longer support V2 extensions, so why would the store allow them to be installed, or even seen?
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  3734. They could identify as men if they were truly concerned about their safety. Me are more likely to be attacked, but let's overlook that for duration of the screeching.
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  3735. They're only firing the people who did the training and enforcement. All the unqualified hires are still there for now.
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  3736. Looking like a familiar environment is good, and since KDE doesn't even look like windows any more, that's a reason not to change.
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  3737. They reduce transmission. Tested on hamsters, proven in Asia.
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  3738. Keir Starmer fits the bill.
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  3739. Citizenship is the key to understanding the issue. None of the touted economic advantages require anyone to be given citizenship, access to welfare or any other benefit, as places like Qatar and Dubai have demonstrated. If it was about economics rather than what it's actually about, they would only be given work and study visas, and only top talent would come.
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  3740.  @TheL0wner  I find it very useful. Just having the same bookmarks across devices is a huge benefit.
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  3741. ​ @kerrylennox7359 does the teenager exist?
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  3742.  @darrenambrosia  people with medical and statistical backgrounds say she's not guilty.
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  3743. ​ @yuvalne  How is it not trolling? Translate it, create a new tracker, ban the troll.
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  3744. Grandpa, what was facebook?
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  3745. If they can't automatically log in a live session, they should at least show the username and password on the login screen! It's an easy workaround to implement.
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  3746. And the traitors in the UK parliament have just ruled out a REAL Brexit. The west has abandoned democracy.
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  3747. Having the day off would ruin the traditional St George's day, during which people complain that it's not like St Patrick's day, while doing nothing they would do on St Patrick's day, which is not a bank holiday either.
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  3748. We do have a transactional relationship with the people who cross the channel illegally - we have to pay their hotel bills and build them houses. THEY have no transactional relationship with US!
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  3749. ​ @KemetledAfrica  if you think this is a punishment, just say so. We are not Australians, New Zealanders or Americans, and the people coming here have a worse history than we do regarding the things you present yourself as being considerate of. If you truly were considerate you would oppose it.
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  3750.  @larrysamhat5862  some of them were invited. The main problem with that analogy though, is the history of the people coming in. They have a worse record than us, but are tolerated. It's not about justice for you, it's about colour.
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  3751. ​ @stb5894 they're opposing crimes against humanity.
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  3752. These are the same people who overthrew a president for considering a trade agreement with Russia, but chose not to overthrow one who campaigned on detente but continued the assault on the eastern regions, refused to negotiate a joint security agreement with Russia, told the Munich security conference his country would get nuclear weapons, jailed reporters, banned opposition parties, consolidated media under his oligarch puppetmaster and had vast wealth with no viable source revealed in the Panama Papers leak.
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  3753. But you do want a safer web, don't you? I hate that they use "let's be nice to each other" as a way of oppressing people they don't want to be nice to. And I hate that it works. That's right, they incited me to hate! I'll ask the relevant authorities to take immediate action.
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  3754.  @jackburgess8579  I know history did not begin 70 years ago, but for 70 years what I said has been the case.
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  3755.  @clemobenoit5813  they've already blown it. The west is no longer strong enough to secure their future, and soon Muslim countries such as France and the UK will have nuclear weapons. Who made that happen, and who stopped the natives from preventing it? Who never learns from the past?
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  3756.  @Inukshuk67  there were people living there before they got removed. Some of them were the descendents of people who lived there 3800 years ago! They are not going to take a loss, they will keep fighting for their land even if it takes 3800 years. With the west becoming less western andore middle-eastern, their victory is inevitable. I've seen many people try out the lie that there was never a place called Palestine. We all have access to old maps. You should know that. If you want, we can call it something else but it would not change what happened. I know you don't believe there was an empty, unnamed piece of land there for 3800 years. I know you know I know what you're doing. Yet you do it anyway.
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  3757. You should raise an issue stating your confusion over the volume control in the Videos application! Adding a volume slider to the media controls in the notifications panel would be a neat solution.
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  3758. Russia would be negligent if it didn't send a few "Albanians" over to take advantage of the government's hospitality and plan actions to disrupt civility at appropriate moments.
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  3759. Why are you asking questions, citizen?
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  3760. Yet Hunt was not declared the Tory leader, and nor were any of the others who were there. Makes you thi...no, you don't.
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  3761. The guys from Lotus Eaters did a review of youtbers offering advice on how to get into American universities. Their advice was to be black and female.
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  3762. There is a lot of concern about "bannings" but no attention paid to the power or motives of the people who want these books to be read by children.
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  3763. The fall in earnings relative to parents is just an aspect of the US becoming more like the places new Americans are from - your earning potential depends on the productivity of the people you live among. People have been warning about this for years.
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  3764.  @sieninthesunyoga3827  no, we could have ended it just by staying indoors for a few weeks. People chose this because they didn't want to hear the truth.
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  3765. That 5-second delay briefly happened on Brave too. I think it's a partial failure of the adblocker, letting a blocked ad play until the "skip" is permitted.
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  3766. If you call someone a fascist you're allowed to murder them. It's probably in the constitution somewhere, they definitely taught us that in school.
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  3767.  @skylinefever  take a cigarette to a park bench and gauge the level of respect you get. Then take a porn mag and do the same. Do you really think wamking is respected and as cool as smoking?
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  3768. History shows that migration is war. It's already begun, and it was not the patriots that started it - they will try to stop it peacefully before the point of no return.
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  3769. More importantly, it will destroy the European peoples. Destroying the EU is a good and necessary thing.
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  3770.  @Occident.  you got that wrong. To find out the truth, appeal to YouTube to reinstate my comment.
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  3771. Peter Hitchens explained his "backtracking" on the New Culture Forum channel at the weekend: In 2010 Cameron was a Blairite who would wreck the party and New Labour had lost their energy so could not do much damage. Now, the Conservative party has been wrecked and Starmer will be a zealot.
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  3772. Why is it racist to notice that Palestinian towns became Israeli?
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  3773. The "extensions break catastrophically" problem can be fixed by updating the Gnome version number within the extension, or just waiting for the developer to do it for you before you upgrade Gnome. Gnome released Gnome OS to make it easier for developers to test against the latest version, and sometimes there are significant changes which developers have to accommodate, such as the recent switch to Javascript modules. But usually the developer just needs to change the Gnome target version. Also, it's not a tablet UI, it just has larger icons than other app menus. But given that people often suggest windows-95-style desktops for new users because "it's like Windows," and many people these days are used to phones rather than Windows, does it not make sense to have a desktop UI take some cues from mobile UIs?
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  3774. He put their logo on the front of his product, as you can see in the video. He did the opposite of what you claimed, and he did it because their logo has value.
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  3775.  @S1RLANC3  even in the last seconds of the video, the LV logo is visible on the front of the wallet. He could have removed it, but chose not to. You could have watched the video, but chose not to.
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  3776.  @TheZoenGaming  he went out of his way to make the LV logo appear the right way up, centered, on the flap of the wallet. It's on the thumbnail of the video where he complains about being accused of making a fake product. If he was trying not to make it look like an LV product, he did a very bad job.
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  3777. He's not militant, he's mainstream. To promote his bona fides as a member of the local community, the Greens announced that he volunteered at the mosque, taught Arabic and campaigned to get liquor licenses revoked. The establishment will support you if you oppose the militant branch, which has drawn many into that trap, but permitting his community actions will lead us to a bad place even more surely.
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  3778. Why should the Han care about different people, especially the Mongolians, who still venerate the man who killed so many Han? They look at Europe and see the result of caring about other people, and they quite reasonably care for their own instead. Or perhaps they do care. They are diversifying Tibet, Hong Kong and Inner Mongolia just like Europe is being diversified. Diversity and the suppression of its opponents for "hate speech" is meant to be a good thing, or is that only when the victims are white?
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  3779. He died in a fight he started, and the autopsy shows he was not asphyxiated. He died from the exertion of the fight. Please don't show "much love" to a thug like him. Tony Timpa called the police because he needed help. They killed him and mocked him. Nobody cared, it was barely reported on. His life did not matter because as we all know, only black lives matter. Spare a thought for his family and all the white victims whose lives don't matter.
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  3780. Labour stands for the islamic far right. When this man says "far right" he means "pro British".
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  3781. Bookmarks for one.
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  3782.  @lalalol1215  peer-reviewed papers are his passion. If researchers refuse to conduct serious studies of the therapies doctors have been using, then he can't cover them. He's a victim of the politicisation, not a cause of it.
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  3783. People have their bookmarks, passwords and extensions synced in Chrome. Nobody cares that Edge is "built on the same technology," they just want their data. Microsoft lost when Google gave people 1Gb with Gmail while Hotmail only had about 50Mb. This made everyone create a Google account, and they've been locked in ever since.
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  3784. It's not rabies, and rabies does transmit from dogs to humans.
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  3785. The map with the red dots was 7 years old but had a lot of dots in the East of Ukraine. It's worth remembering that the pro-democracy side were labelled terrorists and the conflict did not begin in 2022.
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  3786. Starmer and his class need to admit to themselves that they created the divisions, while the rest of us spent decades warning them about what the result would be.
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  3787. Targeting people who are living in the occupied territories is not collective punishment.
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  3788. @laynestaley4957 collective punishment is when people who are perceived to have a relationship to the criminal are punished instead of, or as well as, the criminal. Occupiers are the criminals; punishing them is not collective.
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  3789.  @UnkleRuckusNoRelation  they're not deterred. I gave an example, but it's been removed, which is highly ironic considering the example I gave. If you appeal to YouTube they might let you read it.
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  3790. They don't plan to do that, and they have no ability to. Brave's adblock is not an extension, for example.
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  3791. It's a good thing.
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  3792. It says they'll charge the lesser of the fee or the account balance, so it should never go below zero. I have an account which I can't access because I no longer have the telephone number it's connected to and can't prove my identity! That account will never be closed, as per their security model. I hope that counts in my favour if I get a knock on the door.
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  3793. They are ground source heat pumps, which rely on the temperature under the ground being constant all year. Winter is not a problem. If anything, it makes them more efficient.
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  3794. ​ @martinoconnor4314 he's the leader, and he works for the opposition.
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  3795. The dinghy arrivals are not "the enemy of the working class" (allegedly) but they are certainly not being brought here for our benefit.
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  3796. "No one is entitled to developers' free labour." That's the lazy, unthinking response. We are not entitled to anything from developers, but when the platform they publish on provides tools for providing what their users want, they should make use of them. Developers are not entitled to have me download and recreate another build environment for the nth time this week just because they can't be bothered to do a one-off config of an automated process.
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  3797. 19:26 so that guy claiming London was always at least 40% foreign is way off.
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  3798. Spectator sport is just soap opera for men. Stop watching it, stop talking about it. Stop playing fantasy league, and spend that time analysing stocks and fund managers instead of players.
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  3799. Israel's have fallen to about 1/6th of their peak since the boosters were administered. Portugal's numbers are very low and the peak of their recent wave was a fraction of what they had before the vaccine programme began. Iceland is going through its worst wave but has had only 5 deaths in 2021, compared to 8 in a single week last November.
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  3800.  @yassine4982  the opposite happened in 2 of the 3 countries.
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  3801. It's not about who breeds them, it's about who educates them, who writes their news, who makes their entertainment, who writes their laws.
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  3802. They think lots of people just don't like looking at brown.
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  3803.  @dravenocklost4253  he named his enemy at his inauguration, he excluded his enemies as beneficiaries of covid relief bills, he withdrew Trump's EO which banned federal employees from being taught to racially scapegoat and discriminate against his enemies, he appointed a cabinet full of people who had already made his enemies people their own enemies, he's got the army culling his enemies from the ranks, the FBI is going after his enemies as "domestic terrorists," his party is putting forward bills to "strengthen" elections in much the same way they fortified the last one, and he's invited an unprecedented number of foreigners to disempower his enemies as new citizens with all the rights of his enemies but privileged access to government services as they are "marginalized" people. He is busily doing the work at home, just not overseas. Several years ago he said it will be a good thing when his enemies have become a minority in the country, and he's making good on that now.
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  3804.  @876jamaicanyouth  nobody is "plundering" Africa, that's just a word racists use to describe development by people they hate. You can only plunder a developed country, because without wealth creation there is nothing to plunder. But the impetus for developing Africa is not plunder, it is wealth creation.
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  3805.  @876jamaicanyouth  they did benefit Africa. If you were not racist you would be able to admit that.
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  3806. A reasonable code would make no mention of identities. The people behind it are unreasonable too, and are using this as an opportunity to harass people with identities they hate, whilst being immune to the terms of their own CoC (their harassment goes unpunished because they have privileged identities or the right authoritarian politics).
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  3807.  @adamt5622  everything is a distraction to people who can't focus.
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  3808.  @hals6118  no, unless you think the colonisation of North Africa, Spain and southern France, and the Barbary slave trade were ok.
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  3809.  @channahrose  people are less reactionary when they don't know they're being ruled by foreigners, until they find out.
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  3810.  @AlexanderThePilgrim  the Talmud is 200 years younger than Christianity. They are different religions.
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  3811. I got an advert on this.
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  3812. Why is the number of complainants an issue here? If the advert mislead all but one person in the entire country then one complaint should be all it needs to get it banned. This is obviously not something on which a majority should hold sway.
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  3813.  @dragosapina5692  my reply got censored, so you'll never know.
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  3814. You're not vibrant and diverse enough for New Britain. The times they are a-changin’ and we know who changed them.
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  3815. There is no "campaign of fear" by the government. If you're afraid, that's on you. I see a lot of terrified people assume that fear motivates those who understand the situation and what it requires of us. It is not fear, it is a legitimate concern. When you understand that, you will not be scared any more.
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  3816. There was a lot of dishonesty in this from the supposed Christian. Did the guy in the secret recording mention children, as was claimed? Opposition to needing ID to access a website is not because the site makes a profit from child viewers, it is because adults want to use the site anonymously. If you can't criticise someone honestly, perhaps you should reconsider your position.
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  3817. If you want to campaign against these, stop lying. Nobody was locked in their home during the pandemic. Stop lying about that. These are not about lockdowns. Stop lying about that. Nobody will be stopped from travelling wherever they want to go. Stop lying about that.
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  3818. The referendum was binding, because both parties promised to abide by it. Johnson asked the Queen to close the longest ever session of parliament about a week before it was due to end when conference season starts, no big deal. Remoaners have been trying dirty tricks to thwart the will of the people for more than 3 years and the people are sick of it, so one trick by Johnson is a good thing if it stops the traitors from destroying our democracy.
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  3819. ​ @hopethisworks1212  there is no need for a 2nd referendum, or a 3rd, or a 4th etc. We already decided, and they told us that leave means "leave," not "be bound to whatever the EU tells us to do but have no say in what their laws are". If you claim to like democracy and protocol so much, why ask for the referendum to be ignored? I am not in the least bit surprised that you moved to an authoritarian state to be away from people who hold on to democratic principles. The Irish government has vowed to replace its population with Africans as part of its 2040 programme, such that the under-14s will be majority non-native by about 2060. They did not seek permission to do this, and have not asked the current population whether it is what they want. That's the country you chose, and I am not surprised at all. There is a common thread of racism and authoritarianism running through the remoaner movement. I'm glad you left.
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  3820.  @priyapepsi  I made a joke, I did not introduce politics. You should be accusing the misinformation guy.
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  3821.  @priyapepsi  versus untrue? You prefer lie to bad joke.
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  3822.  @priyapepsi  the lie about the audit. That's political, and is completely unwarranted. A topic-related joke about civics, with a slight political hue characterising things accurately, is what you have a problem with. I don't think you know what's going on.
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  3823. Costs should be charged to the prosecutor. They should not be able to use state institutions against their political opponents.
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  3824.  @Andrew-jb2ib  they didn't treat them terribly. The South Africans gave them the benefits of civilisation such as health care and subsidised travel, but kept them apart so they could not continue their attacks and threaten the source of those benefits. What they do now is not fuelled by righteous anger, it is the same as what they did to justify the response you decry. They can't enjoy the benefits of civilisation because they can't build or maintain it, and that's not our fault. They're not victims of us, it's the other way round.
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  3825. If everyone wore a mask they won't need a cure, the virus will just die out.
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  3826. Those things they dug up in the UK were walkways rather than bridges. They were used to cross marshes, with posts pushed into the soft ground and planks laid between them, sometimes stretching for hundreds of metres. To be fair to the Congolese, this type of construction might not be suitable in the rainy season.
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  3827. At some point you'll learn to regret encouraging people not to do the things that could have prevented this. Yes, "this" is a pandemic, not tyranny. Stop being drama queens. Look at what Taiwan achieved after an outbreak in the early summer, despite having a lower vaccination rate than Australia. They used masks and social distancing, because they know both work, and they are not afraid of them or of taking action. You told people lies, you encouraged them to spread the virus and prolong the pandemic, and here we are 18 months down the road, still suffering a pandemic caused by a virus with a 2-week incubation period. If you don't feel silly by now, you should.
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  3828. in 2016 it was 1 in 3 births, probably higher now.
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  3829. Fashion tip: do not wear urban attire in a rural environment. 0:30
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  3830. Now do something about the squirrels.
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  3831.  @brick6347  they never get blamed until the dogs do what they were bred to do. They should be blamed, condemned, convicted just for owning them.
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  3832. Import the third world, become the third world. That is a longstanding motto of the European anti-colonisation movement.
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  3833. They are protecting their software configuration, not stealing other people's work. An OS license does not give the author rights over how a distro is configured, and does not require the distro owner to allow their work to be copied.
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  3834.  @shangrilaladeda  they are anonymous. They go where the money is, and it is where people have had better education for sustained periods. That's no longer the case here, but we still have residual wealth. If the plan for education is to have our residual wealth ripped off and us left without the means to create more, it's not a good plan.
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  3835. The monopoly under consideration is in search, not browsers.
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  3836. It did not start in 2015 though. Scott Adams moved into comics because he was twice told that he could not be promoted, and that was in the 80s.
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  3837. Unlikely given his experience, but there's not much data yet.
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  3838. The cure is no where near as bad as the disease. Forget about all the dead people and just consider the number of infections and the time each person will need to be off work for. If we don't shut down the economy, the virus will shut down the economy, except it will kill a lot of people as well!
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  3839.  @SSky06  if they were thinking about the economy they'd want to stop the virus as soon as possible.
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  3840. A few years ago feminists lobbied the EU to make anti-feminism illegal. And the basis for trans politics is feminism's own gender ideology. Now that there's a more powerful ideology hanging over them I hope they start thinking about where they went wrong and what bad people they were when they had the power. It's not as if they are powerless today though. They are still able to ban men from talking to women without permission.
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  3841. Why are people making the Gill statue "direct action" all about the artist and not about the depiction of a child's genitalia? The activist did hack off that part of the statue, so it must be significant.
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  3842. He knows what he's doing, he is no fool. If he admits immigration is a disaster for the host nation he would be speaking against the invasion by his people of the USA.
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  3843. We're not compliant. The Chinese complied and now they don't need to worry about the pandemic any more. They can go to parties instead, and if people in the west had taken action to prevent the pandemic we'd be partying too.
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  3844.  @GMN360  it looks like my reply got deleted. I was telling you to accept reality.
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  3845. They don't have a reliable 24-hour electricity system in SA, to they can't have traffic lights, which explains some of the change in the street at 16:30. They can't have fridges in restaurants either.
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  3846. The numbers started going up before the vaccine rollout, and in another country reported on this channel they started going up before the pandemic! We may not be able to rule out vaccines as a factor, but there is something else happening which will be overlooked if we jump to conclusions.
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  3847. Farmer Dude357 he cut hiring, tax and regulations, so government is smaller, not bigger. Nobody thought he would be the next Messiah or that he could turn the ship around in day one.
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  3848.  @fuzzjunky  they're currently removing criminals. Skilled workers could get in legally.
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  3849. I have to correct a statistic here. 18:33 "B on W pales into insignificance compared to B on B [in the American context]" This is not true. The latest NCVS report shows B-W is 49.3% of B-induced events, whereas B-B is only 36.8%. For H-induced events the equivalent figures are 43.1% and 42.6%. In other words, both B and H more commonly act against W than against their own. For W-induced events, the W-B and W-H stats are 4.0% and 11.5% respectively.
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  3850.  @echorises  that is not my point, it is not what I wrote. And I know it was 1080p streams, not all videos. That is what I wrote.
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  3851.  @nottodisushttoagen1309  we are not living in a Steven Seagal movie. Instead of this fantasy, you need to focus on the other part of the comment: who stops us, how and why? If you don't know how they will stop you forming a militia, they will stop you. You don't have the power to use force, you need to get that power first. And if you won't think about who opposes you, and what their methods are, you will never get that power. Do you remember when a BLM-associated group protested in formation wearing paramilitary uniform during the mass disturbances? That's illegal, but they were allowed to do it, and have done it again since. We are not allowed, even Steven Seagal is not allowed. Your first job is to make it so we are allowed to do that. Nobody has been able to so far, though many have tried to take steps which would move us in that direction (not with that specific goal, but it's all part and parcel of the same movement). Another example is from recent protests where a native citizen journalist was trying to ask questions of protesters. One of them assaulted him and the police took him away for insightment. They have the power to assault us, and we don't have the power to ask them journalistic questions. Instead of changing that, you think we can just use force and fix things. Even if you fixed what was going on within 6 feet of you for a few minutes, which is about all you might be able to achieve, it would be used against us because we have no narrative control.
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  3852. You mention the "Tulsa Massacre" without noting that Biden's adoption of its new name is divisive. It was not a massacre even though a similar number of people died as during the "peaceful protests" following the drug-fuelled heart attack of St Floyd. Both were a series of violent events following a perceived racist incident. Wikipedia prior to February 2020 called it "The Tulsa race riot (also called the Tulsa massacre, Greenwood Massacre, or the Black Wall Street Massacre) of 1921". The similar events in 2020 are documented as "protests" by the venerable encyclopedia.
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  3853. When you categorise the sides as "2 groups of racists" (12:03) you implicitly accept the premise the migration is a right, and each group has the same right to be in the territory, imposing their will on the politics and culture of the place. The 2 groups can better be described as Attack and Defence, and then we know what we're dealing with.
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  3854. And also for criminal damage to the clothes of the people behind him.
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  3855. Why is something more expensive when there's not enough to go around? You need to ask that?
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  3856. The threat of an invasion was not enough to make the Ukrainians rise up against their oligarch-backed regime and force them to cease the shelling in Donbas and remain out of NATO, and they have experience of overthrowing a government just 8 years ago, merely for considering a Russian trade deal.
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  3857. An item in a file manager is not the same as a menu in a game, a link in a web page or a power button: you want to be able to select it without invoking a context menu.
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  3858. Some of them might work at that restaurant that had no employees left.
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  3859. It's a charge for damages, not a fine.
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  3860.  @johnrhodes3350  no, for using Paypal to sell fake goods. If you misinform a Paypal customer to take money from them, you may be liable for damages. Just read the T&C!
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  3861.  @illegalopinions4082  if you read my words for a third time, you might be able to see that I did not make any excuse. Just understand that we do not have democratic outcomes. We did not vote for this, so stop pretending democracy has anything to do with it either way.
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  3862.  @swokatsamsiyu3590  we need to get past the problem of this having the appearance of democracy, and we also need to win over people who think it's ok to burn a bible but not to scuff a koran. It's not just a case of telling someone to stop, because there are millions who can't see the problem and tens of thousands who are intentionally creating the problem and are skilled in preventing people from opposing them. There is no head to remove, so what can we do? People have been saying "enough" for decades. That is not enough. At the very least, we should not let people tell us we chose this. Telling the truth is a good start.
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  3863. Debate is not relevant; the Shirleys have had many real-world victories over the Hitchens since then. The are not required ever to be right, or have majority support, they just do what they want.
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  3864. The song after "live fast die young" in that airline video was Another One Bites The Dust. There's definitely a message there.
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  3865. 6:27 Powell was never "minister for immigration" and was not in any ministerial position until 1957. Windrush came in 1948, none of them were invited or expected, and Atlee tried to get them to be dropped off in Africa because there was work there for them.
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  3866. That's not what's going on here. What is the mental state of the racists at Reuters who use Africans to portray Ukrainian refugees? You are calling out the guy who is calling out racism.
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  3867.  @radiantSquare  we just want not to be bullied for who we are. We are valid. Do you know what it's like not to bully people?
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  3868.  @Emil-lf3no  trans people have the privilege of a lower death rate than normal people and also the privilege of being victims of that! If trans people wanted to be left alone they would not bully straight people for not wanting to have sex with them. But many do bully us for that. You should tell them it's wrong, not support them. If you don't know what it's like not to bully people, that's because you never don't bully people. You should give it a try! I'm trans myself, so I know what I'm talking about and don't need to be educated by a bigot. I don't identify with toxic communities, their ideology or their agenda, but by their own rules I am trans.
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  3869. ​ @comosaycomosah your first comment is gone. This is my second.
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  3870. Bono is one of those "right side of history" people. History is about to leave them behind.
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  3871. Why is it wrong for Kanye to tell the truth about his industry? When people point out that my ethnic group is over-represented in any occupation they are never condemned, and policies are introduced to harm us. Why should any other group not be treated the same way?
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  3872. Didn't someone warn us that watching laws being made was like watching sausages being made? Watching that hearing was like watching a slow car crash on ice.
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  3873. That's not why the're coming. The migrants coming through Libya are not even Libyan, and the migrants from the Middle East and Afghanistan chose distant welfare states instead of closer countries where they could more easily assimilate. Erdogan and others have told muslims to go to Europe and have lots of babies to make Islam supreme here. That's why they're coming, and also for the free money. If we ended welfare and made them renounce Islam or didn't give them voting rights, they would not come even if there were wars.
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  3874.  @suitnboot8332  have you ever read anything? From your comment I have to believe you've not. Go out and find a book, see how the text is separated into sections, and see how nearly every section has more than one little dot in it.
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  3875.  @deejohn1659  there are no paragraphs, just a carriage return after every sentence.
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  3876.  @suitnboot8332  there are no blank lines in it, and no sentence doesn't have a carriage return after it. I'm on mobile and looked at it in portrait and landscape. After "clearly structured in paragraphs" you started the next sentence on a new line. Is that supposed to be a new paragraph, clearly structured? You said you don't want to get educated, so you'll have to stay as you are, but I have no reason to believe you are able to recognise a paragraph.
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  3877.  @robertmac9057  I do. The name is the start of a sentence. Why are people on the right so desperate to defend low standards? Would it be so bad if he just used paragraphs?
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  3878.  @robertmac9057  not a single one starts with a lower case letter. The name is the start of the sentence. Can you see any paragraphs in OP's comment?
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  3879.  @suitnboot8332  let me know the first few words of a sentence which does not start on a new line. I stated the carriage return issue your way first, and then the other way for emphasis.
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  3880.  @deejohn1659  it would be shorter with the sentences in paragraphs rather than with a carriage return between each one. There is empty space between the end of the sentence and the end of the line.
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  3881. @user-jn1qe9og5n can you explain why having low standards is good? Paragraphs exist for a reason, and should be used. They make text easier to parse.
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  3882.  @phildavies6020  do you think having low standards is good? Paragraphs exist for a reason; they should be used.
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  3883.  @robertmac9057  I made one comment and then responded to abuse; I did not hijack anything. If grammar doesn't matter, why are you commenting about it? OP already rejected the idea of being better, having standards and writing intelligently, and nobody on the right seems to care about maintaining anything civilisational, so there is no need for you to have a go at me: you have all adopted the morality of the subversives, I have lost. Grammar ought to be important. I once suggested to someone that they should not use 3 commas to denote the end of a clause or use ellipses to make every sentence run on. Their prose was even more unreadable but I got similar abuse from random commenters with no idea why standards matter. Grammar is something under our control. If we can't be bothered to use it, why should anyone expect anything better of us in the wider world? Your poor grammar is your untidy room. Being proud of it, defending it, is your unconquered subversive instruction.
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  3884. They are officers because of what they do and what Officer means. They are not salespeople because of what they do and what Salespeople means. A salesperson would tell you how great TV is. They don't need to sell anything, they just enforce licenses.
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  3885.  @briankearney1619  if you don't need one they don't make you buy one. They are not selling you licenses, they are enforcing them.
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  3886.  @briankearney1619  no, they do not ask you to get a license if you don't need one. They visit people who do not have one and see if they need one. There is no selling. Being on commission does not make them salespeople.
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  3887.  @elliott9139  no, it's always about ideology. If nobody had ever invented or popularised the idea that people should not be sent to jail, they would be sent to jail. Meanwhile, sending people to jail or not sending people to jail both create opportunities for profit. The fact that profit is made is never evidence that profit drove policy. What you're saying is that the people who profit from the booking and releasing of criminals have more power over decision making than do the international corporations which are moving out of crime-ridden areas because they can't make a profit when criminals are set free. Do I really need to explain why you're wrong? The ideology has power over decision-making, profit is not a concern.
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  3888.  @mainhalo117  and despite all of those financial reasons to keep them in, they are let out. That's my point. On one side you have the financial benefit to the local people and businesses, and on the other, if I recall what was stated earlier in the thread, you have the financial benefit of people who fill out forms when criminals are arrested. The claim was that the decision to let the criminals out was purely financial, and done to benefit the form-fillers. This is false, which should be obvious.
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  3889. I have a standing charge too, but I'm on direct debits. If there was no standing charge the cost of the energy would be set higher, so don't think you would save money without it!
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  3890. If you call it the Roman Union this time, anti-imperialists won't realise it's an empire ;-)
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  3891. It is acceptable. Younger generations have been miseducated to believe it is not.
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  3892.  @briancohenthepfjmassive.4769  this has nothing to do with being a free nation. Germany is still under the control of that undemocratic superstate, and is trying to ban one of its largest political parties. You lost; get over it.
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  3893. 2-tier policing, 2-tier reporting.
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  3894. It would be less difficult if more people could imagine the horrors that await us if we don't, or even see the things that are happening today.
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  3895.  @someguyinjersey976  if you're afraid you're not paying attention.
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  3896.  @BobboB-jb6yr  "media nurse"? Is that something you just made up? From his About page: "I am a retired Nurse Teacher and A and E nurse" "My PhD focused on the development of open learning resources for nurses nationally and internationally"
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  3897. They do have that right. It certainly is rude to do so, but there is no universal force preventing them. Only us.
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  3898. If prices are a result of "money printing" rather than supply chain issues, you need to explain why the money is making it impossible for cargo ships to dock in LA. Where would prices be if those ships could unload their goods?
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  3899. The west is being conquered. Just because our governments, not the invaders, have the guns, doesn't mean we are not being plundered. Open borders and a welfare state are not compatible with libertarianism; we should support anyone who opposes either one of those.
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  3900.  @PhilipDouglass-n7x  why do you make that claim? I don't think unleashing an existential crisis is less insidious than anything that can be done by the people who take advantage of the opportunity provided to them.
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  3901. Since it's a crime to publish stickers which may contribute to social disharmony by stating facts, it should be a ctime to cause social disharmony by publishing lies. The fact it is not shows who has the power in this country.
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  3902. If Google didn't index Facebook then people would search on Facebook. And then Facebook might build a search engine so people wouldn't search on Google.
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  3903. ​ @Waitwhat469 if dogs' predilection for drooling correlated with the colour of their underbelly, it would be wrong to claim people see it as causal. In making such a claim, you would put yourself outside the discussion of drool and underbellies, but when enough people make the claim, the discussion gets shut down and we can't learn. In their ignorance, people would seek to include drool-free dogs in drool tournaments just so there would be an equal representation of underbelly fur colors in the room. They would call everyone else unenlightened for being so concerned with fur tones, when no such concerns ever existed outside their weird little club.
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  3904. Building small houses and flats has not stopped the huge rise in starter-home prices, it's just reduced the quality of the housing stock. It would be better to build more family homes, because it's the amount of money in the market that determines the cost. New buyers would still buy the most expensive home they could afford, so the price at the bottom would not change, but it would be better quality.
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  3905. Is Crouching Tiger any good? I didn't watch it because I'm not represented in it.
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  3906. He understands the problem. But he also criticises people who point out that the west is becoming less western because a lot of people who are not western live there. He says that's intolerant and he's better than us. We should tolerate the colonisers and hope they stop acting in the interests of their people, because it would be simply awful if westerners started to act that way in response; it's better just to lose.
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  3907. Decolonise the pipeline.
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  3908.  @theinquisitor5518  not really. If we removed both sides there would be no scuffles here, but that would not mean engaging in their conflict.
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  3909. "Transphobia" is a rejection of the ideology, not of the people.
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  3910. ogogo ogpgpg it's patriotic, but it's left-wing socially and economically. It is an offshoot of socialism. Have you read the fascist manifesto?
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  3911. ogogo ogpgpg they do get called right-wing, and people who are not authoritarian get called fascist. That doesn't any help anyone, so do some actual research.
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  3912. Wikipedia is biased, read the primary sources.
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  3913. Doesn't matter, the hospital would refuse the donation and the media would run "whites are bad" stories for a week. We're not in a position where we can do that type of thing. It's like the people who mimic a BLM protest (but without the violence and racism) under a "White Lives Matter" banner when a white guy gets shot by the police. They get called supremacists, because we have no power to act in our group interest. We can't (yet) do what others do, because every action will be disseminated via a media that has run positive stories about what the South African government is doing to white people and propagandized against anti-genocide campaigners!
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  3914. Robot, look at what the UK establishment did with the "Presidents club". It was a men-only event to raise money for a children's hospital. A female reporter claimed there was sexism against female waitresses, but had no evidence, and the club was shut down and the hospital refused the money.
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  3915. kaingates he was talking about private charity, not the government forcing people to buy something, and making people accept a benefit they may not want instead of just being paid straight wages.
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  3916.  @skwdenyer  Sweden has a greater infection and death rate than the countries around it. How can you say that is nothing?
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  3917.  @swagsterkeeg0913  the effectiveness declines, this is not propaganda, and it has been recorded in multiple countries. If there was pro-vaccine propaganda it would tell us there is no decline. Meanwhile, I've seen pro-pandemic propagandists claim that we were told the vaccines were 100% effective, and that it has declined to 3%. They lie because they want the pandemic to persist; they want you to get the disease instead of a vaccine. I reject the propaganda, and you don't even know what it is!
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  3918.  @milalewis983  ok, give us another word to use. I searched for other uses of vaccine boosters. This from Time in 2019 might interest you: “Over 90% of the measles cases that have occurred in the U.S. have occurred in unvaccinated persons” You would claim the measles vaccine "does not inoculate us," because it is not 100% effective. But it does inoculate us, and it can help prevent large outbreaks of the disease, just like the covid vaccines. The CDC says the polio vaccine should be administered 3 times in a child's first 18 months followed by a booster at 4-6 years. It also states "Adults who are at increased risk of exposure to poliovirus and who have previously completed a routine series of polio vaccine (IPV or OPV) can receive one lifetime booster dose of IPV," so I suppose the multiple vaccine doses and booster is not 100% effective. Is it a vaccine?
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  3919.  @forbidden-cyrillic-handle  pandemics happen to populations, not individuals. How does that anecdote scale up across the country, and how does the pandemic affect you economically and socially?
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  3920. They increase funding every year.
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  3921. How many have actually done that, versus how many have merely used a phrase which has also been used by the people who conq uered them?
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  3922. Desktop icons make it good? Sorry, files belong in the file manager, apps belong in the app launcher, and nothing at all belongs hidden behind your windows. What system 76 did with splitting the overview into 3 and adding a redundant extra search box was truly bad though.
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  3923. In Australia the warden-descended population has to respond to the criminal-descended population. They are not imposing "authoritarianism" for the sake of it, and in the states with no cases there is no need for restrictions, so there are none. NT has 3 active cases and lifted restrictions 4 days ago. If not for the idiots out protesting, other states could do the same. If you want to know what can be achieved in a country with only 45 vaccination doses per person (compared to Australia's 72), look at Taiwan's recent outbreak. Their first "authoritarian" COVID measure was to ban the export of masks, in January 2020.
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  3924. Diversity is foreign intelligence agencies' greatest strength.
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  3925. They weren't, at least not to anyone who understood what was happening and what we had to do in response.
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  3926.  @iancampbell4984  you need to log in to use it. Don't log in if you don't use it.
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  3927. They don't want that. This is incompetence, not a plan. Think about how far back the chain of events leading to this is, and think if anyone in charge has the capability or incentive to bring it about on purpose whilst actually doing things to prevent it, and synchronise their efforts across a whole continent.
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  3928. +Hike Ski it gets the point totally: people don't want men in the women's room. This is not about trans people, it's about misandry.
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  3929. Will someone give the protesters a participation trophy? They've never had to "lose" before and don't know how to handle it!
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  3930. HTML had to be "handed over" because there is no way to profit from it or to control how it's used. The infrastructure of the internet is different.
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  3931. If life started on Earth only once in 5 billion years it might be rare across the whole universe.
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  3932. I'm far more frightened of Alfred the Great than I am of the Viking hordes.
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  3933. Sad that people have no concept of the difference between words and actions.
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  3934. "some of them let you" were his words. do you need a lecture on consent?
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  3935. Hillary is on record lying to congress. How do you not know that? Do you know she stole paintings and other items from the Whitehouse in 2001 and they had to be retrieved by the secret service?
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  3936. Did he say he gropes women who don't let him, or are you extrapolating into the realm of the unreal?
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  3937. Congress and the American people is more than 2 people. Do I have to name all of them?
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  3938. what part of lying to congress do you not understand? how is it less valid that she lied to everyone and stole from the whole country? do you think that Trump's admission of consensual groping means he mistreats women in general? I don't understand your dismissal of Hillary lying to everyone as if it applies to nobody and your focus on Trump's consensual activity with individuals as if it applies non-consentually to everyone including Peter's son.
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  3939. Bleachbit is a software program, not a chemical cleaner. The evidence uncovered by the FBI shows she is guilty, but Comey let her off by claiming that the law requires intentional action, which it does not. Other people are in jail for less than Hillary did, even though they were negligent like Hillary. If Trump was President she'd be in jail, and so would Comey.
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  3940. I haven't heard that interview. I know what bleachbit is because I use it, and I guessed that's what you meant by "chemical cleaner". I also know it can't be reversed.
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  3941. Also "in the interest of the child" it is illegal in Germany for a man to get a paternity test! Meanwhile, German women can give birth anonymously, retain their anonymity after adoption and "the best interests of the child" are not considered. This is why we need the Men's Rights Movement. Has ***** apologised yet for his behaviour in the karen straughan interview?
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  3942. /ðəmaɪndɪzfɹi:/ speaking as someone who did some research before writing that, I'll disagree.
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  3943. /ðəmaɪndɪzfɹi:/ "You'll disagree with what exactly?" Well, you quoted something of mine and said you disagree with it. You can't disagree because it's true. I disagree with the fact you disagree. "A child gets to know his or her paternal or maternal lineage." Not if the maternal lineage wants to remain anonymous, or if the mother hides the paternal lineage. It's entirely the choice of the mother, the father has no choice.
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  3944. I'm not sure why he's upset. Is it because he and the president-elect are not the same race? A lot of people had that 4 and 8 years ago, few complained, and everyone got over it.
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  3945. livefire, Alt-right is a defined term, used to mean something the cultural libertarians are not aligned with. you can't be alt-right just because you say you are, and you can't claim lots of different ideas exist under an umbrella term to which you have no connection. how can people not see this? why not call yourselves "feminism" and see how it feels. feels wrong, doesn't it? if you knew what alt-right is, that name would feel wrong too. you're cultural libertarians. Milo and his breitbart colleague named you last year.
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  3946. +Anti Feminist the fact some of them are promoting this doesn't dissuade you from making that argument? #notall
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  3947. If Hillary wins will you change your name to Styxpentaplucker333?
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  3948. kitrana the example is of a poor poet, so that's what I was referring to. SMMsideproject with debt there is a contractual obligation to repay the debt. With equity there is, in effect, an obligation to pay part of the profits. In this case, the profit is the additional income which results from the education. If there is no additional income then there is nothing to pay. There is no context of a student loan when you're funded by an equity-holding investor. You would have no debt. Folks, debt is not a bad thing. Borrowing $50 to make something you can sell for $80 is good, even if you become indebted, owned by someone, contractually obligated or whatever bogeyman term you want to use. It is still worthwhile going into debt. But this is not about debt, it's about how to run an education system without debt.
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  3949. SMMsideproject He didn't mention divestment in the video. When you own equity you cannot divest, you can only sell the shares to another investor. There is no threat of divestment. The student has all the power. The example given was what would happen if a student was studying to be a corporate lawyer and changed their mind, becoming a poet instead. The investor would lose out, simple as that. As was stated, the value of the shares would fall. The student would have the power. That's why he suggests having the equity of many students amalgamated into funds which investors can buy a piece of - it's the investors who would need to take action to minimise their risk, not the students. What if someone borrowed money and paid for a law degree, then quit to write poetry? They would have to pay back the loan. The lender would have all the power.
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  3950. SMMsideproject beyond selling stocks, an investor (with less than 50%) has no power. But what power can you wield by selling stocks? Absolutely no power at all! It will not affect the student in any way when an investor sells their shares. The proposed method would not exploit the student at all, because the student would have all the power. Neither this nor lending is not slimy. When other people make contracts voluntarily you don't need to be concerned with them.
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  3951. kitrana the guy in the video said that if the student chose a low-wage career then the value of the equity would go down. In other words, the student is allowed to make that decision about their career and the investor just has to suck it in. If that's what the contract says then that's what the court would enforce. It could not give any power to the equity holder to force the student to adopt a different, high-earning career unless it was in the contract. But if it was in the contract that repayment could be enforced, the value of the shares would not go down! If they financed their education with debt then they would have no choice but to earn enough to pay it back.
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  3952. kitrana the example given is one where the value of the shares falls when the student decides to take up a different career. This change in value can only happen if the student is allowed to make their own decisions without financial penalty. So please understand that what is being proposed is a situation where the student IS allowed to make their own decision and WILL NOT face financial penalty! If you think no investors will accept those terms then there will be no contract and you don't need to worry. If the contract is framed more like a loan, and the student accepts it, then they have done so of their own free will and you don't need to worry. They have not been bought, they are not compelled to go into any particular career. There are currently students who are sponsored by corporations and the military, on the agreement that they will work for their sponsor after graduation. That's fine, it's what they chose, nobody should interfere. They could have taken different sponsorship, or a loan, or a job, or not continued their education. It's their choice and that choice should be open to anyone who wants it.
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  3953. Wikileaks said Russia was not behind the leaks, and nobody has provided evidence of Russia's involvement. Why would Ben think they did it?
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  3954. Some of them have changed their opinions a few times but I don't think there was a time when they all agreed. The head of ODNI says it's not true, and why would you trust the coastguard on this (they're one of the 17 intelligence agencies). Logically not all agencies would have investigated this and if they all did put forward an opinion it just makes it look more political!
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  3955. What a surprise, that guy before Lord Farage,reminding the members what democracy is. I didn't realise anyone in the EU even knew.
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  3956. The book of the lies of the campaign is just waiting to be written!
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  3957. It doesn't matter than you can still find the stuff if you want to, the problem is that people on restricted mode don't even know it exists, because it's never going to be on the homepage or "up next" section. It's like with Facebook censoring "fake news" - you can still read things that challenge globalism, but most people won't, so Facebook is affecting the facts people get to see, and they way electorates think about certain issues.
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  3958. From what I can find about Martina Horner's study, she used the male experience as a benchmark for success. Misogyny much? And she was looking only at how women are affected, ignoring men's experiences, because...well men don't have any issues do they? So misandry too. Well done! Whereas the men in the study were more likely to provide a narrative free of internal conflict, can we not consider that to be a result of the male gender role being so firmly ingrained that they can't consider any alternative than to seek to define themselves though a career? Is that really what we want for women too, or should researchers examine the downsides to the male experience rather than use it as a template into which women are pressed? And why is 'misandry' still not in the spell checker?
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  3959. +Sal ty segregation was enforced by law.
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  3960. +Sal ty they were forced to segregate by law. you seem to think the involuntary act was integration. in this case though, women want to be segregated from men and are not being allowed to.
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  3961. It was Scott Adams, you and Ann Coulter.
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  3962. Welcome to Britain, land of tolerance. But if you mock Nazis you'll be persecuted.
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  3963. UK recently withdrew government adverts from Youtube because youtube displayed them next to "hate speech" (views the government doesn't like). This is why companies censor on behalf of European governments.
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  3964. Is the UK going to join? #Brentrance
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  3965. Jill crazy after all this Stein
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  3966. Give them the left and right coasts (they can carve out a bit for BLM and Islamist extremists and if they want), and enforce true American values in the middle, with a focus on getting leftist indoctrination out of the schools. Else all will be lost. They're not going to shoot you, they're going to label you "fake news" or "alt-right" and bully companies into withdrawing sponsorship, banning you from their platforms (Paypal has now banned Gab, they will target Patreon too) and removing you from search results (Cliff High has found this has begun). They will also indoctrinate your kids with "values-based education". Concede ground now and re-take it when their utopia collapses, or lose everything eventually.
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  3967. I like how he's reading tweets by someone with an AIDS Skrillex avatar.
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  3968. BobWildefish blowback is what they received under Obama, Bush, the British Empire, la reconquista, the Crusades...
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  3969. DiverseLA Snopes has zero credibility, and nor does anyone who cites them. Look at Shaun's childhood photos and tell us he's not a fraud!
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  3970. Wikileaks has that new devastating leak on ice, and I wouldn't be surprised if it's something about concealing her health records.
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  3971. It sounds too much like a response to pizzagate. The globalists went after pizzagate investigators, so will youtube and twitter ban people who mention this, and will paypal block their accounts?
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  3972. There are no WASPs on the Supreme Court.
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  3973. "Trump is scary" is ok to say, but "Clinton is scarier" is somehow unprincipled?
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  3974. The BBC has nothing to do with journalism! Like most "journalists" they are simply activists, they are fighting for an Islamic Britain.
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  3975. He's Woke to black racism but he thinks it's new and he still pushes the "systemic racism" narrative.
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  3976. If you think Europe as been bad at managing diversity you must also recognise that diversity and freedom are incompatible. If managing diversity means having things like hate speech laws, special privileges for minorities in the workplace and blashphemy laws to protect minority religions, then we should get rid of diversity. We do not want to be "managed," we want governments off our backs.
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  3977. Don't mock the alt-right and deny them your time. If you do give them your time you will find they deserve it. If you mock them without understanding them, why should I listen to the rest of this interview? Why should I not just mock you instead of listening to you, if that's what you do to others?
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  3978. Milo is not the first to be banned from Twitter. Chuck Johnson has an IP ban as well as account deletion, Robert Stacey McCain got permabanned too.
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  3979. MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT STEF'S VIDEO ABOUT THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
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  3980. Milo got blamed for harassment that happened long before he noticed it. After he tweeted about it the media then claimed that all the trolling Jones got was from his fans, and that he had directed them to do it. One claim is without evidence and the other is outright false.
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  3981. Am I allowed not to have sex with a Capricorn?
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  3982. Beware Trump's Right-wing Notification Squads
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  3983. Styx, I like your view of the "mainstream media" as legacy media but you're overlooking something: it's not enough for everyone to know the government is corrupt; what's required for change is that everyone must know that everyone knows. The role of the mainstream media is to determine what is mainstream opinion - to tell everyone what "everyone knows". This came to me whilst watching a video by Sane Progressive today, in which she included a clip of NBC's take on election rigging. Sane Progressive explained how the DNC had rigged the primaries against Bernie, but the NBC report said Russia was doing it, and that the CIA has a 200-strong special unit ready to retaliate. They had footage of an office, and a map to show where Langley is, so they were very convincing! They even had the gall to say that part of the retaliation is to inform the Russians of what their government was doing! If this is what everyone thinks everyone thinks then does it matter what everyone actually thinks? If Trump prevails then his first press conference should include prominent Youtubers and Tweeters instead of CNN et al. He needs to break the cartel's influence.
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  3984. Women on Twitter are saying ABC removed their comments from the accompanying article. Why is ABC silencing women's voices?
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  3985. 1920: a gentleman always opens a door for a lady 1970: men should not denigrate womyn by holding doors open for them 2020: a good man will widen the doorway for a female-identifying person Patriarchy: a society shaped by and for the desires of men.
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  3986. "The President shouldn't be attacking specific news outlets for how they report" Ben thinks the right and left should both fight fair, but this won't happen because the left doesn't need to fight fair. They have academia on their side, presenting biased viewpoints to students and banning conservative speakers from campus. They have the MSM creating "fake news" on their behalf (Russian hackers everywhere). And they have silicon valley attacking specific news outlets for how they report. Anti-globalism views get moved down the google search results, get labelled "fake news" on Facebook, and conservatives get shadowbanned on Twitter and Reddit. The right has no way to respond to this, so it's not a fair fight. Trump needs to ban MSM from press briefings when they publish fake news, needs to defund universities which have no intellectual diversity, and we need to support free speech services like Gab and Minds.
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  3987. Feminist art is so lousy. MRAs don't do performance art, but if they did it would probably be the best performance art in the world. And it wouldn't be all about their genitalia. So what's the F-word they're singing about? My guess is Fascism.
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  3988. At least the Queen supports Brexit. Charles is even worse than her, and actively supports population replacement.
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  3989. The main takeaway from this is that you shouldn't hire anyone with a degree from Florida Memorial University. Who knows what junk their head has been filled with?
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  3990. Minnesota too: "The suspect "asked at least one person if they were Muslim before he assaulted them," Blair Anderson, the police chief in the city of St. Cloud where the attack took place, told journalists." "The suspect had a history of minor traffic violations, Mr Anderson" So they know the suspect, but have not named him, and have said he asked people if they were muslims, but we're not told whether he stabbed the people who said "yes" or the ones who said "no". Does anyone else see a pattern emerging?
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  3991. She might be clever, but she's not well informed. And she's qualification-clever, not street smart. For example, it should be obvious to everyone that the recent student protests are not about promoting inclusion and opposing racist professors. Those professors are probably the most liberal people in the country and black students get into college with lower SATs than any other race. It's already rigged in their favor, they just want to get power and claim victim status. Black Lives Matter is a racist movement built on lies. "Hands up don't shoot" is a fabrication and whites are more likely to be killed in a confrontation with police than blacks are. So when they say black lives matter they mean white lives don't. A non-racist would say that all lives matter and recognise that this is not a racial thing, it's a criminal thing. Far more men than women are killed by police, or stopped and searched, but nobody says male lives matter! She thinks the disproportionate incarceration rate is an example of racism. We can look at the male incarceration rate the same way and conclude that men are oppressed. Does anyone want to say that in public? Men do get 60% longer sentences on average, so they are definitely discriminated against, but they also commit more crime. Just like blacks do. So there are more of them in jail.
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  3992. +Jordan Pearce 1) he defined fossil fuels correctly. 2) he made no such comparison, he used an analogy. 3) he's talking about the philosophy, not the science.
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  3993. +Jordan Pearce he got it right. if you want to convince me please do the work yourself.
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  3994. If they can write off $900million do they still pay more?
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  3995. Have you covered Hillary Clinton's record on sexual harassment? She's in favor but only when Bill does it.
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  3996. Protecting the border is not an extremist position. The polling shows it is a mainstream position and having open borders is the extreme. If you care about black communities, which have low education and have to live under government regulations and taxes, then you should first support the removal of low-education people who don't have to live under government regulation or taxation, because those people will get the jobs in preference to legal citizens.
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  3997. This is not gymnastics, he picks a moral position and stands there.
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  3998. Summers Time Entertainment affirmative action steals jobs from qualified whites. If she redresses the balance, that's a good thing.
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  3999. 36:15 "the criticism of religion began on the left" No, it was criticism of Christianity, and it was because Christianity was one of the pillars of western civilization. What the left was doing was undermining western civilization, because their ideology is in opposition to that civilization. Islam poses a threat to western civilization, and that's why the left will not criticise it. There's no point in letting Islam into your country, tolerating it, and expecting it to change. You can allow communists to debate their ideas because they have to convince people who come from a tradition of freedom. Islam does not have to convince anyone, because it's a hate crime to criticise them, because they have more babies than us, and because we are importing hundreds of thousands of them every year. Tolerance of Islam will be the fall of the west. They don't need to convince anyone that we should throw gays off rooftops or destroy the monuments of our heritage. They did that in Syria and will do it in Europe.
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  4000. 19:00 "1.3 million people" According to Günter Brückner, head of the German statistics agency, a conservative estimate for the number of immigrants in 2015 was 2 million. (March 2016)
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  4001. The plan now is to get her portrait done and added to the long list of male pictures, then she can retire.
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  4002. If the Sun and Katie Hopkins are "far right," does the term have any meaning beyond "wants to stop Islamic terrorism"?
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  4003. Ben Pearse my points are in connection to government funding of healthcare and how cutting women's services is somehow problematic. It's not sexist, because it is a move towards equality, and it doesn't remove anyone's rights because they or anyone else can pay for their own care. Cenk, as has been pointed out, is full of sh...
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  4004. Did he look into the facts of it or did he read about it in Washington Post?
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  4005. If immigrants make a positive contribution then we could exclude them from the welfare system and nobody would lose out. The only effect would be that those nasty racists who are using false statistics to hide their bigotry would have no excuses left! What's really happening is that some immigrants benefit the host country but others don't. Sensible natives (not to be dismissed as "nativists") want only the beneficial migrants but propagandists like Mr Davies conflate the 2 different migrant groups and find a marginal benefit overall, in order to tell us we have to take welfare-dependent unskilled migrants.
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  4006. She learned to do comedy like a man! Men will joke that "I did something idiotic" and people will laugh, whereas women too often "joke" that "all men are idiots" and then they demand quotas because clubs and TV don't want to hire them. When Nobel winning scientist Sir Tim Hunt made a self-deprecatory joke some women in the audience didn't get the humour so bullied him on social media until he lost his job! There is a difference between the sexes' approach to comedy!
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  4007. Intellektual BlackMan religious schools teach your children something you don't agree with, and you are forced to pay them to do it. A ban on religious schools does not prevent religious education or indoctrination from happening, it only prevents it from happening to children of parents who don't want it.
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  4008. They're forced by the government and by lack of choice.
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  4009. Orion Slaver banning coercion leads to freedom. forcing religious education on unwilling children is not freedom and ought to be banned. forcing people to pay for religious education is not freedom and should be banned. so banning things you don't agree with is not necessarily "not freedom". you need to look at the status quo.
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  4010. Orion Slayer why did you opine on freedom if you don't mind being forced to pay for religious schools? You're wrong that they are entirely populated by people who want to be there. Some people have no option and send their children to a religious school under threat of imprisonment. Those people are not free, but we could set them free by banning publicly funded religious schools.
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  4011. Women on Twitter are saying ABC removed their comments from the accompanying article. Why is ABC silencing women's voices?
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  4012. +Andrew Boz how does "Neutral bathrooms are not new" contradict "an agenda planned for a long time"?
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  4013. MAGA
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  4014. There is a Laffer curve effect here: up to a point, more feminist control over men leads to more of men's resources being transferred to women, but when they have too much control the men opt out of marriage and stop wanting to be productive. Expect a bachelor tax to be imposed, and think about how Obama Care in some ways is exactly that!
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  4015. Summary: When people disagreed with Ben during the election they were anti-semites. Now when they disagree with him they are biased towards Trump and hate free speech.
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  4016. They're not being taught to deal with tough situations or to overcome bullying, they're being told to report everything to a teacher, student liaison officer or HR department.
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  4017. When Ven der Bellen got in last time (temporarily) one of the first things he did was to ban the Freedom Party from forming a government if they won the next parliamentary elections. He also banned guns. Yet the legacy media calls Hofer "Hitler".
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  4018. You could ask their journalists to be ethical but apparently that doesn't work.
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  4019. You can get the video URL from the subs feed and use an online download service to grab the video. Most have servers outside fascist countries so are not blocked from accessing the videos.
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  4020. +Cerberus Hex a corporation is created, it's not just a wall around a piece of land. People own what they create and have the right to control or sell their property. If you want to sell your labor to a corporation you should be free to do so, and the company owner should be able to buy it on his own terms. If the agreement is "do what I tell you each morning" then there is a leader-follower relationship, because it's an agreement without coercion. If my housepainter does what I tell him to, that's not a master/slave relationship, and it's no different in a larger, hierarchical organisation. There is no population size at which a voluntary agreement between people becomes involuntary.
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  4021. +TheAnnoyingGunner Why do you define anarchy as being something from the left and then say it's funny that it fits more with the right? It's always the right asking for smaller government, and the left thinking the government is always needed to solve every problem. Anarchism is not a left-wing ideal, it's right-wing. A lot of anarchists think they are left-wing, but they oppose corporations rather than government (and don't make much sense). They, and you, don't realise corporations have no power over them in a free market. Corporations buy control via the government, partly because they can and partly because they have to.
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  4022. +Cerberus Hex if you compare a freely-associating employment contract with a subject in a monarchy then you should also compare a syndicalist workers' utopia with a democratic state. Both are authoritarian if you want to apply your logic equally!
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  4023. The Statue of Liberty should be taken down because the country is no longer free, not because they reversed the "send me your downtrodden" policy. When the downtrodden were arriving at Ellis Island there was no welfare state and 30% of them went home. There is no comparison to the situation today.
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  4024. Worst.President.Ever.
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  4025. This misrepresents the reasons for the earnings gap. It is not because of discrimination, it is because men and women have different priorities and make different choices.For example, one cause of the gap is marriage and children, which leads women to work fewer hours (on average) and men to work more hours, but women in this position spend more disposable family income than men do. They are obviously not disadvantaged, and could choose to work more hours instead of their husbands but they tend not to. How is it fair that because one woman prioritises a work/life balance another woman gets a pay rise?
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  4026. People say he has a 10.2 inch cock. He doesn't dress like a porn star, porn stars dress like him.
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  4027. I'd love to know if the guy who asked reddit how to change the addresses in the header actually managed to do it. If there are any diffs between the emails on the laptop and the ones they submitted as evidence it could reveal Obama's secret pseudonym!
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  4028. People should look into their "ancestral mirror" and see that they come from a long line of people who defended their nation against illegal immigration.
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  4029. They're descended from prison guards.
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  4030. Hillary has never had a 4th estate keeping her honest. That turns out not to be such a privilege now.
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  4031. I saw someone carrying a rabbit's foot for luck. I asked him "do you really believe that will bring you luck?" He said "no, but if it works then it brings you luck whether you believe it or not".
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  4032. Color film was built by white people. This is racism. Color film was bad for dark colors but got better. This is racism. When your eyes and hair are a similar color to your skin then it's harder to program a computer to see your face. This is racism. Everything is racism.
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  4033. 0:16 using windows 2:01 using a mac This isnt real. Youre a fraud like Anita!!!1!1!
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  4034. +csgskate he posted the video of that confrontation. He was the victim.
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  4035. He should look ahead to what the future holds for both conservatism and for Judaism in the USA if the demographics the Dems want are not prevented from happening. The future is no longer 4 years away, there are changes happening every year which his grandchildren will have to deal with.
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  4036. You can care about murder without thinking "projects" are the solution. If you care about the lives of people in Chicago you should oppose BLM because their divisive and anti-cop message is making things worse.
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  4037. If everything is surveilled and a single slip-up over 40 years on social media can be brought out to make you look like a racist/sexist/etc then think about the sort of person who would be able to fight a political campaign in the future. They'd hardly be representative!
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  4038. +Tytheawesomedude they're racists who won't accept diversity.
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  4039. Trump has not banned muslims, and has not suppressed the media. Building a border wall to protect against invasion by illegal immigrants is not fascist - every country throughout history has protected it borders, or at least tried to, including communist ones! Google and Facebook have suppressed media by labelling accurate stories "fake news" and by removing organisations from their site and search index if they disagree with their politics, but does anyone on the left criticise them? Zuckerberg is a globalist, and Facebook deleted 30,000 pro-France accounts shortly before the 1st round of their presidential election. But if he's anti-nationalist, that means he's anti-fascist, right? And the dichotomy presented in the video is that there is either fascism or democracy. But Zuckerberg supports elitism instead of democracy and won't allow opinions that counter his worldview. He's against freedom, sovereignty and the right of diverse groups to exist as distinct groups. Donald Trump, on the other hand, has devolved education to the states and wants to cut the amount of government regulation. He is not trying to control your lives, he's the opposite of an authoritarian and therefore not a fascist. If you want to find fascism in the US, look at leftist groups on university campuses. Conservative speakers are being met with increasing violence in an attempt by the fascists to silence any dissenting opinions. Yesterday a fascist murdered someone at Austin, and stabbed 3 others. The victims were all frat boys. A week previously, a fascist "antifa" group posted propaganda calling for the murder of frat boys. This is where the danger is, not in a President who wants to have 2 regulations removed for each new one Congress creates!
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  4040. 6:20 "open minded, fair, tolerant, multicultural, open borders..." It's worth noting that Lebanon no longer has anything close to an open borders policy: you can't become a citizen unless you are born one or marry a male citizen and agree to assimilate. This is the result of tolerance and is not restricted to Lebanon. When I was a child in the UK we had free speech, and now the internet is to be censored because the government has been tolerant of foreign intolerance and intolerant of domestic criticism.
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  4041. Eliza M (you disabled replies) the CDC statistics Elam mentioned show that almost as many men are raped by women as women are raped by men. The official response was to recategorise male rape so that men were not counted as rape victims, and this was done by a feminist (this is an example of rape culture if ever there was one!). Given that the need for rape crisis centres for men is the same as it is for women, do you think feminists would create the same services for men and for women? In fact, rather than challenge the notion that "real men" suffer in silence, feminists actively oppose the creation of men's centres on campus and make no efforts to get male victims to come forward. There is no "he fears you" lecture to complement "she fears you", there is no feminist "don't be that girl" campaign and consent is spoken of as something only men need to obtain. Feminists run the show and all the compassion and funding goes towards women, which is why there is no need for people not already involved to give a damn about female victims. They should speak up for male victims instead.
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  4042. It's perverse that privately funded priests can't espouse political views to voluntary congregations when publicly funded teachers can do the same to pupils who are forced to be there.
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  4043. Read Christina Hoff Sommers' article "No Country for Burly Men" to see where much of the "shovel ready projects" cash went.
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  4044. MSNBC has "unskewed" the CNN poll by taking out some of the white voters and Hillary is back in the lead!
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  4045. Clooney's is one of those names that can make me want not to see a movie. He wants my country destroyed by migrants, so the least I can do is not watch his films.
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  4046. The "act of violence" thing Cenk mentioned is an example of the bullying campus liberals do, which is what the christian group is complaining about. Recently a student was banned from a discussion group for stating facts which went against the deeply held beliefs of feminists in the group. Instead of expecting the feminists to "respect their peers" or undergo "sensitivity training," the professor censored the truth. Why do universities do that for one religion (feminism) but not another (christianity)?
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  4047. Why leave gamergate now? Unless they think "Gamergate is all about harassing women; gamergaters have spent the last 2 months doing nothing other than trying to find a 4th woman connected to gaming who they can harass off twitter, and have failed. Therefore it is losing, so I will join the people who campaign against ethics in journalism." #AllLivesMatter exists because racism is bad. Similarly, we should "End violence" instead of "End violence against women".
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  4048. So, among other things, PC and identity politics is bad. Conservatives have been saying that for a long time but we didn't listen and now there is a lot of work to do to make it right.
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  4049. Thanks for the tip. That John Kerry "don't report terrorism" clip was worth it too!
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  4050. Description says "alleged white supremacists opened fire on a demonstration" Facts say: false. They got chased down the block and shot in self-defense, well away from the demonstration.
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  4051. Flippant?
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  4052. +kinpatu when the only open borders option is to open them to people who want to destroy any hope of a free society, open borders is definitely not libertarian.
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  4053. The channel is visible in the UK. Probably because he doesn't insult the prophet.
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  4054. they don't make "Christendom" their primary enemy, they make white people their primary enemy. see explicit racism surrounding the Brett Weinstein situation for example​ (he's Jewish)
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  4055. rob white "mussolini ran the show" is pretty much the gist of the article I linked. Are you trying to explain something you think I don't know?
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  4056. The electoral college does not decide the result. Congress reviews their decision on January 6th and can reject it if they want to.
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  4057. If refugees came from countries that were actually at war, went home when the war was over, and their children did not get citizenship for being born here, then everyone would support refugees. Because "refuge" is being used as an excuse for the ethnic cleansing of European nations, people oppose it.
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  4058. Go to a tech conference and it's mostly men. Go to a mall and it's mostly women. Women spend most of the money, men work most of the hours. You want to swap?
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  4059. They need to stop handing out citizenships, not end immigration.
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  4060. "Rape victim" Not an "accuser", she's a "victim". No need to have a trial, he's black/male/conservative. All I ever hear about TYT these days is how biased you are and how people can't believe they ever listened to you.
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  4061. "tells us a lot about what house republicans are interested in" They're interested in justice. Why should the government take a big chunk of your money when you die, if that money was taxed when you earned it (and what proportion of the income tax bill is already paid by those 5400 families?) Find the $269 billion from other sources, don't double-tax a small group which doesn't have the electoral clout to keep the mob from stealing their wealth. Estate tax is vindictive, and unjust.
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  4062. Justin M there are too few of them to sway an election in a single city. They might be able to hold a town.
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  4063. Richard Taylor no, I simply don't want to take people's money away. I have the book, but it's already been debunked. He ignored housing wealth for example, which turns the story upside down. We are obviously much wealthier than 40 years ago, just count how many pairs of shoes you have and ask your dad (or someone in a similar social class to you) how many he had at your age. Do the same with any other product too. Is you car superior to what he had at your age, and how long did you have to work to earn it? How often can you afford to eat in a restaurant, and what about him?
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  4064. Richard Taylor a fair society allows people to give their money to anyone they choose.
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  4065. Richard Taylor theft is not fair. Why don't you do people a favor and move to a country where nobody is allowed to own anything and everyone is equal? Don't fuck up the USA with socialism, you'll just make all the producers go elsewhere!
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  4066. 8:10 when you say "he's disappeared" in connection with a Clinton story you ought to point out you don't mean he was suicided! ...or do yo?
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  4067. Chloe Lightfoot education will benefit you, so why not pay for it? If you don't want to then there are free courses online so it's not really a problem. Think of it like an investment in a startup: people who have run water treatment works, built farm machinery, designed houses or mentored students have created value for people and built up capital in the process. Now they want to give some of that capital to you, because they believe you will use it to create more value in other people's lives. Some of the value you create, you give back to the people who helped you make it. And the risk is all on them - they only profit if you do.
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  4068. The Queen of England has soldiers guarding her, so you get youtube videos with titles like "Buckingham Palace Royal Guard Points SA80 at tourist".
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  4069. "If the EU collapses Russia will move in" You point out that NATO's existence makes this highly unlikely, but don't forget that the EU has no army (yet) so Europe's defences will be no less organised after the collapse, and their funding will not be affected.
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  4070. You may as well quit now on your own terms. Once the SJW cancer gets a grip it's only a matter of time before they ban white men.
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  4071. "Anti-establishment narrative" is what they should call it. They're banning opinions, not fake facts.
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  4072. Random killings do happen. For example, a Pokemon Go player named Calvin Riley was shot in San Francisco at the weekend. It may have been because he was playing Pokemon Go, but "there was nothing said back and forth. It was just senseless, just came up and shot in the back and ran away for nothing." If Assange wanted to take down Hillary, as he apparently does, and could prove Seth Rich was the source, he could have gone to the FBI or gone public instead of making an ambiguous, accidental, off-the-cuff statement. He might have refrained because of source confidentiality, but if I was a potential source I'd not be put off if he might reveal my name following my assassination! Another reason to keep the source secret is if he had an accomplice. But if Rich is the source it looks like the DNC already worked it out so what's the harm? I don't think we should speculate at this point that Rich was the source.
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  4073. They don't want to "stay in their own homes". Most immigrants are economic migrants.
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  4074. Everyone, on every continent, was Kangz, it's nothing special at all. Egyptians were not sub-saharan Africans, and are actually a type of caucasian, so that "historical achievement" is pointless to dwell on.
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  4075. +The Shy Guy she attacked the "far right," who are defined these days by their willingness to address the problem, and provided no solutions herself. A total waste of space.
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  4076. Same as with housing, when there is more money available to spend people will charge higher fees. Do you know how much a professor makes? And if they're tenured they can't be sacked! Cut the loans and they'll cut the fees.
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  4077. I based my survival plans on what is happening in Venezuela. I now live next to a zoo.
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  4078. The alt-right doesn't want a race war, they want a nice, decent country. At this point the government would probably side with minorities in any race war. Average age of a white american is 56, so who will do the fighting?
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  4079. +The Wonderer you're a fool to oppose anyone hoping for the salvation of Western civilisation. don't believe what you read about them, unless you also think BLM is about "justice" when the MSM tells you! the future is bleak and it should be legal to ask why.
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  4080. +The Wonderer you heard some people are bad. you saw people being bad. you know it's the people you were told about. there are people who are not alt-right, who the alt-right doesn't like, whose actions would not help the goals of the alt-right and who the media says are alt-right.
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  4081. +The Wonderer some from the alt right go on pol but that's not where it came from, it's closer to AmRen. the fact you call them cucks shows you have no idea what you're talking about.
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  4082. "Late stage capitalism" is the remnants of freedom collapsing under the weight of socialist-inspired government programs.
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  4083. More and more I see the left waking up to this menace. I didn't expect to see it here though. Where next? TED?
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  4084. These people are safe in France and have no reason to seek asylum elsewhere. Lilly, don't come back. Give one of them your place here!
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  4085. African supremacy for Africa... Asian supremacy for Asia... What for Europe?
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  4086. Pepe is a symbol of the resistance to authoritarianism. He doesn't hate the ADL, the ADL hates Pepe!
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  4087. Taylor Swift is more red pilled than Richard Spencer.
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  4088. By calling it a conspiracy theory for so long the MSM have proved they conspire for Hillary.
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  4089. captainbloodloss1 do you know there was a period when people had to wait 40 years? There are other countries to go to, or they can make a go of it in their own country. There is no need to legalise illegal immigration.
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  4090. captainbloodloss1 "having immigration that is easier and accessible? and would provide oversight into who is coming in and allow easier monitoring and screening of individuals because they wouldn't have to resort to sneaking in if they can do it much easier legally?" That's Trump's policy, except that your phrasing suggests that it should be easy for anyone to become a citizen whether they would benefit the country or not. Trump only wants to improve the US, not fill it with welfare dependants and criminals. So if you are OK to make it hard for those people to get in, then you and Trump see eye to eye. For the bit you can't comprehend, it means that it would become legal to come to the country with no check whatsoever. None of that monitoring you want. If you want monitoring, you should support the idea that immigration can be done illegally and that this immigration should be stopped.
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  4091. Fortuna Vendetta you say " immigrant communities produce crime drops". Do you realise that statistic came from a survey which compared all immigrants with criminal Americans? Look for the video where Anne Coulter is interviewed by Ben Shapiro if you want to know more about the lies of the left and what the the right actually wants. You might have heard that immigrants start more businesses than native-born citizens. Did you know this is because the government gives them priority access to entrepreneurial grants? If you care about the benefit immigrants can bring then why would you oppose a system which selected immigrants based on the benefit they can bring? If you let in everyone who can cross the border, rather than selecting based on civilized criteria, and simultaneously try to repel people based on no criteria other than that they're crossing illegally, then you actually discriminate against those who can benefit most from being in the US and who the US can benefit from. Having essentially no policy is bad for the US and the immigrants!
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  4092. She couldn't opt out without destroying her entire life and starting anew. That's very hard to do, but is an option available to anyone whatever their skin color is. I think that rather than wanting to be black, she wanted not to be white. White people cannot opt out of the racism of the progressive left! We can't say no to affirmative action; we can't say that white lives matter; killing a Bosnian man in Ferguson because he's white is not considered a "hate crime"; when Dolezal says that all white people are racist we have to take it on the chin; when she fears for the safety of black people who watch 12 Years A Slave in the same theatre as white people, we have to shut up and not protest her racism. White people have no power to protect white people. Progressive academics equate "whiteness" with evil, and Dolezal is so engaged with that culture of progressive racism, identity politics and victim politics (just look at all her unfounded claims of victimhood!) that she would have felt their "microaggressions"* constantly. If she had the opportunity to rid herself of what she and her circle considered to be Original Sin, why would she not take it? * a microaggression can only be felt by a member of a "marginalized group". It's in the definition on Wikipedia and anywhere else you care to look. So as a white person Dolezal would have had to be aware to all the progressives' racism directed towards her, but could not even claim to be slightly victimised by it. In a progressive society a "marginalized group" is a privileged group, and Dolezal joined one to claim its privileges.
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  4093. +Rannos22 I would have thought the same...before I read the website.
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  4094. +Tyler Reed "it is a pretty outrageous thing to say about the entirety of the Mexican migrant worker community" He didn't say it about the entirety of the community. If you want to go to an extreme you could interpret his comments as "they send all of their criminals" but you can't legitimately interpret as "they send only their criminals". There are criminals within the community is what he meant, and he is correct. It's not racist to point that out or to address the issue of criminality.
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  4095. When she said there were 63 days to go it sounded like she wouldn't last 63 minutes.
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  4096. Sign this, let Trump's guys fix this problem https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/officially-declare-antifa-terrorist-organization
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  4097. If it was direct rule then Trump would have campaigned in California and Trump supporters there would have voted! People who voted 3rd party in deep blue states but wanted Trump to win, would have voted for Trump (and the opposite in deep red states). You can't claim anything based on the majority vote in an electoral system where the majority vote is not relevant, because the rules affect behaviour. This is especially true when the vote is as close as it was this time round.
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  4098. Socialblade says his views for the last 30 days are down by 50% on the previous 30 days. He's only getting 97 million views per month now (how does he survive?). New subscribers are down by 22%
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  4099. +krileayn those countries destroyed themselves. The West only tried to help "the right side" come out on top.
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  4100. +krileayn I'm not saying Hillary Clinton has any morals whatsoever, because she is obviously an evil bitch, but she didn't start those wars and without her intervention they would have been no less violent. the West is not to blame. you're practicing the soft bigotry of low expectations and white supremacy. always bear in mind that brown people have feelings and intentions and agency just like white people. they are able to do stuff without us holding their hand or telling them what to do. they have their own countries, their own agendas and make their own decisions. they can be held responsible for their actions and it's not racist to do so.
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  4101. Liberal: He's not my president Troll: Respect his pronoun you shitlord!
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  4102. he disavowed the KKK 3 days before the interview and last august.
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  4103. What is the effect on a child of being told they're a bully when all they've done is not be friends with a child they don't like? A boy at my local school was not invited to any birthday parties this year, because he was being anti-social and nobody liked him. The ostracisation sent a message to him and his parents that he needs to change his behaviour. If children had been forced to accept him, he would not improve, and they would be bullied by the teachers!
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  4104. Alias Z50 do I need to explain why tyranny is bad? Removing people's choices because of a "what if" scenario, especially when it's children still learning how the world works, can't lead to a good society.
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  4105. Azdroc96 "Also, children aren't necessarily the best person to tell when there is something wrong with their own behaviour. Sometimes you need outside help." That's precisely what happened! As I wrote, "The ostracisation sent a message to him and his parents that he needs to change his behaviour."
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  4106. Azdroc96, adults do have to get along with people they don't like, and we also need to get along with people who don't like us. So it's important for the individual child to learn how to be accepted by the group. We shouldn't teach children that forced association is the norm when it's not the norm in the adult world.
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  4107. D Jaquith the same comments were made when it was "Okies" migrating to California in the 1930s. The difference is that people opposing an influx of migrants couldn't be called racist back then.
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  4108. News is not about profit, it's about power. CNN could cut down on the propaganda and chase Fox viewers without having to wait for Fox to collapse, but they don't, because they have an ideological opposition to conservative opinion.
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  4109. +Chad Chaddington The Fourth they're "correcting" the school discipline problem, where lots more blacks than whites are being expelled, by creating something called "disparate impact theory," which lets the people in power call white teachers racist when they apply school regulations equally to all students. I hope they don't do something similar to correct the "inequality" in prisons, because it ruins school districts and will ruin cities too, but I don't expect much common sense from the left. This is what white people do with their power!
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  4110. +BloodMoneyLLC it's you who is unwilling to consider power! In South Africa white people cannot own companies outright, they have to sell 10% to black people. That's what happens when a racial majority enforces racist laws against a minority. In the US you can't bid for government contracts if you have too few minorities in your corporation, and some cities reserve contracts for black-owned businesses. That's what happens when power is used by a racial minority for the benefit of a racial minority. White people do not have this power in a racial context, but black people do!
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  4111. A non-electronic checkout line? No, it's probably illegal to keep the store open once the lights, refrigeration and AC have gone down! The police might become non-operational so you can't get arrested, but I'm not so sure that's a good thing over all.
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  4112. +Tim Greer is that final sentence a criticism of Islam or Islamism?
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  4113. I wish he didn't have to take the path of "one more layer of regulation and everything will be perfect" but at this point those regulations do seem to be necessary. Only an outsider could do this.
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  4114. Is it ok now to assume Obama is in fact a Muslim? Would he do anything different if he wasn't?
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  4115. My porridge costs me just 4p per bowl. Bargain!
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  4116. "I've got a lot of experiences to have in my life before I can really understand what the Trump supporters believed in" I wish everyone had that level of self-awareness! I've got 15 years on you and only started to understand about 8 years ago during the crash. As I understand it more, I realise how little the right's mindset is represented in the news media, TV shows, schools etc. The left has a huge hold over the country, which makes it hard for anyone to understand the right. If the energy behind Trump's campaign can be maintained, this could change.
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  4117. Something cable news does well that youtubers don't is to stand in the rain when there's a hurricane coming, or stand outside a shopping mall when there's been a stabbing at the mall. Showing viewers what rain looks like gives them a deeper understanding of the hurricane story. It's essential. Without OB teams to provide those visuals, youtubers have to compensate by doing analysis of stuff that actually matters, or cut their videos short and stop wasting our time.
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  4118. If corporations don't pay their fare share, that's reason enough for politicians to create a global tax system. Starts with "information sharing".
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  4119. And their pressure cookers.
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  4120. "Protesters" not rioters? "Anarchists" who support a big-government candidate?
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  4121. I don't want to go all SJW on you, but some of those death threats sounded a bit patriarchal.
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  4122. Beirut used to be the Paris of the Middle East. Now Paris is the Beirut of Europe.
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  4123. There's a chair in the shower, and a hole in the chair.
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  4124. He's not a Trump supporter. He explains Trump's tactics, he doesn't endorse him. He has come out in favor of Hillary, but in a way that suggests he was actually explaining the left's tactics.
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  4125. Why would it be a good thing to "delay the inevitable disaster"? It can only be delayed by doing things that will make the disaster bigger when it happens!
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  4126. For those who like lectures, debates, interviews, discussions and boring thumbnails, there's the Apollo Snarfiscus channel.
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  4127. It looks like Rubin the entrepreneur has different opinions than Rubin the employee did. I hope his fans travel with him.
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  4128. He doesn't know why nobody reported that the white guy got show in the neck! It's for the same reason CNN edited the "burn the suburbs" comment and claimed she made a call for peace. Seriously, everyone should follow Colin Flaherty's channel and they'll know why this was covered up, know that so much more is covered up, and they'll know why. Vote Trump or the lies and the situation will only get worse. BTW, he's not "Korean" he just doesn't want to be white.
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  4129. +rep5281 he looks about 5% Korean and just wants to use it for minority privilege. a gang of racists would think he's white and beat him up so he got out of Milwaukee.
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  4130. +rep5281 did I say he's white? other than not being Korean I don't give a damn. he can't expect street thugs to leave him alone when they are attacking white people, and pushing the "structural racism" lie will work against him and his descendants.
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  4131. They're not buying something they think will challenge bitcoin, they're buying so they can sell before the rug pull. These events are so well known and obvious we can't even call them scams.
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  4132. Two things come to mind. One is that people might start using his platform again, the other is that the dissemination of facts will disempower the people who would reduce the USA'a dollar-per-user ad-revenue to that of Guatemala or India.
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  4133. He doesn't want to save you money, he wants to give your money to his people. He is not making a mistake.
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  4134. Why are bluetards advocating an antiviral as a dewormer? He follows official data and peer-reviewed science (and sometimes preprints), and he doesn't want the pandemic to be politicised. So if you want to politicise it, go somewhere else. If you want him to echo your biases against a therapy, write a paper about it.
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  4135. They are Chinese athletes with foreign citizenship. A document does not stop them being Chinese!
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  4136. It's different now, and you don't have to be religious to be concerned by it. Back when the USA was a conservative, Christian country, displays like this could be dismissed as rebellions against the norms. These days, with the left in total control and social justice as the dominant ideology, they look like a proclamation of faith and devotion. Why are no artists rebelling any more?
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  4137. "Communist in name only" CINO? What a coincidence!
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  4138.  @analogbeats1  yes you do.
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  4139.  @blabby102  is it not out there? I'm sure I heard that it was sequenced before it was officially disclosed, or something like that. There was also some reporting about characteristics of furin cleavage sites causing people to doubt its provenance, and sections of its rna being untraceable to anything in nature. I'm probably using the wrong terminology though, and have no idea how to search reliable sources for this.
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  4140. ​ @blabby102  "the first diagnosed patient was not the first patient" Logic not your strong point? There were other cases found to have happened months before the presumed first patient, and they hadn't been to the wet market either. But it was local patients from whom the link was disproved, very early in the saga. Yes, people were discussing it on social media. And some of them were knowledgeable people who did not send letters to the Lancet hiding their conflicts of interest. Telling me you sheltered yourself from these discussions doesn't convince me of anything, so I don't know why you would do that, but PMC7982270 contains some of the information you missed out on. From that paper, it may be polybasic cleavage sites I was trying to recall above, not furin ones, or perhaps both were used to explain the same thing. It also further explains why the market theory didn't hold. Unfortunately, as the Lancet example and revelations from X/Twitter about the extent of state requests for removal of information, we cannot place certainty on what we are told regarding this issue. I have not mentioned a mine.
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  4141. blabby, I gave a long reply but it's not been allowed here. Searching PMC7982270 will give an idea of what I was unable to tell.
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  4142. blabby, blast! I now discover the aforementioned has been unmentioned once more. I must retry my prescription with less instruction of use and hope well it goes: PMC7982270
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  4143. Oh another chuckle I didst recall babby, annotated priorly but removed with the aforementioned. 'Twas of your pride in seeking shelter from ideas posted outside the gated compound, unconcerned with quality of person and of content, and also with method of discovery reported.
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  4144. Give Lineker credit where it is due.
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  4145. The code he showed at 15:50 identifies the browser without looking as the user agent, so the stats he showed might be accurate regardless of user agent strings.
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  4146. At this point the wage gap is so full of torpedoes the wight alone would sink it!
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  4147. Proving you parked somewhere else shortly after is not the same as proving you didn't park in the car park. If they don't need to prove you left the car, you're done.
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  4148. 7:51 this is madness!
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  4149. He always was. Did you let yourself be trained to respond to the next pandemic by doing absolutely nothing to protect yourself and those around you? Paul trained you and other dissidents to let yourselves be taken out.
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  4150. She supports violence and believes opinions should exclude people from academia. Why did you not report her? She's exactly the sort of person who should be expelled; she brings down the reputation of all institutions and she is a danger to people in her own institution who might one day be in a disagreement with her.
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  4151. He worked there for 2 years, after already having learned Chinese, and spoke to many locals. Not a tourist. Probably better informed than many locals.
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  4152. Her boyfriend's black and she calls him "Bonga"? As in the country? I hope a "baecation" is not what I think it is. She sounds awful. He should leave.
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  4153.  WHITES LOVE MY PLAYLISTS  you're still impotent to the issue of the salt. So sad, tough guy!
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  4154. Being infected is what we are trying to avoid, and vaccination mostly does that. Becoming infected gives us better protection against becoming infected, but it means we are 100% certain to become infected. That is precisely the thing we do not want to happen!
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  4155. That was not a product. Do not accept their fearmongering.
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  4156.  @isildursbane2758  there is no need to be afraid. It was called a jab because it was a jab, and there is no reason to deny that.
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  4157. They're definitely not importing them for that - some of them don't even work at all!
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  4158. It's not values that make Britain British, especially not the values we are told are ours by the people who want to bring the world here. It is the British who make Britain British, and they made every country they went to somewhat British too. Others make Britain somewhat other.
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  4159. The worst things in her life are being told she's pretty, and being offered help at work. Hulk has nothing which compares to that.
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  4160. Who is "we"? What the British need or don't need is not relevant to the needs and desires of the colonisers. They will not hold back for our sake.
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  4161. Since Ubuntu Unity I use Search to activate most things for which there is no shortcut. I think that originated in Vista, which still has 8 years to go before its quarter century! And don't forget Notifications!
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  4162.  @AtlantianDragon  this is exactly what I mean. Why can't you keep it somewhere appropriate like Gnome users do?
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  4163. I have no intention of going to see it, but I like to be reassured of how shite it is.
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  4164. It's like when you stay in during bad weather and leave grocery shopping for another day. If the weather doesn't break you eventually have to go shopping in the storm whether you want to or not. We can't stay indoors forever, even if the virus isn't under control.
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  4165.  @found_my_chapstick190  I'm not going to get sick, I'm taking precautions. You need to be telling that wonderful advice to the people who don't even know there's a pandemic.
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  4166. I've not worn jeans in almost a decade. Just doing my bit!
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  4167. I had to Duckduckgo that to see if it was real.
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  4168.  @themossad  the change is palpable, it's why they want to start a war right now. If they leave it a decade the outcome will be even more obvious than it already is. If you look into who lead the charge for ending free speech in the UK, uniting us with the 3rd world, and shutting down opposition, you can join the Noticers in the Irony Brigade. That's a true LMAO moment.
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  4169.  @michael.darracott  you can't get arrested for that, but it's increasingly less viable because of what has been done in the west.
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  4170.  @themossad  you know who the censorship partners are. If you ask them nicely they'll let you see what the world is not permitted to. It was a corker, you'd enjoy it. She won't enjoy justice, because she supports the little guy.
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  4171.  @veronica_._._._ I'm sure the Vikings lost some people during their raids too. That's not something their victims should be concerned about.
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  4172. Those icons are a small click target, and a constant presence. I use the weather widget in the notifications panel the way you use the Steam tray icon, but it is only visible when I request it, it displays more information, and it's a bigger thing to click. If the system tray encourages developers to make worse interfaces, then it is a bad feature!
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  4173. Those issues that taxpayers don't care much about would not be addressed by the government if we had a real democracy. Leaving it to private charity is more democratic than having an elected official force us to pay for things which they want but the rest of us do not.
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  4174. I'm glad to see that it's now ok to have 3 identities denigrated in a change request, I was never into that inclusivity stuff.
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  4175. They'll keep Joe on the ticket, reinforce the election, and when Kamala takes over they will control her the way they're controlling Joe.
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  4176. We do need a right more radical than the one in France, or it will do nothing more than conserve the left's radicalism of 20 years prior. Conservatism begins with nationalism, because if you don't conserve the nation, everything born of that nation's traditions and instincts will be lost.
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  4177. The swastika is not a Hindu symbol, it's 10,000 years older than Hinduism. The oldest one was found in Ukraine. By the way, who buys a red, white and black car if they're not a you-know-what?
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  4178. It was a legal attempt at censorship by Hillary Clinton which led to Citizens United, and now they're at it again!
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  4179. Agrawal is foreign-agent election interference.
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  4180. The guy virtue-signalling at 2:43 has excluded native English speakers from his concern about the use of jargon. He also referenced "LATAM," which his pets may not be familiar with and are therefore excluded from the discussion. A quick search reveals it to be an airlines group.
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  4181. They can [...] my comment about how to download safely from the Mcrsft Str (via a link on OBS's own website), so why can't they remove ads with [...]?
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  4182. It's Christmas, so this should be turkey rather than pie.
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  4183.  @thewizzard3150  it's true, the videos do exist. Not everyone who uses the changing rooms is someone you are repulsed by.,
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  4184.  @thewizzard3150  no, the videos exist.
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  4185. That tweet did not predict what you think it did. It did not say the end of humanity would be today, just that if we had not done something about emissions by today the end of humanity would ensue. It's like toxins building up in a body - eventually you pass the point of no return. That's not to say the prediction is accurate, just that the criticism is wildly inaccurate.
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  4186. First they tell you being white makes you privileged. Then they tell you working from home is a privilege...and you need to pay for that privilege. Where, oh where might this go?
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  4187. I should send him my laptop. Every now and then on startup the touchpad is laggy for no apparent reason.
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  4188. There's nothing wrong with incentives.
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  4189.  @guillermoelnino  disorganised masses don't win.
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  4190.  @guillermoelnino  why would they organise?
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  4191.  @guillermoelnino  being friends is not the same as organising.
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  4192. Terrorism is as much a canard as "illegal" is when it comes to migration. Those things are not relevant - the former affects only dozens of people each year and can be addressed by deradicalisation programmes which ultimately target native people, and the latter can be corrected by making them all legal. What matters is the slow change of a country from being for its people to being alien to its people, and in many ways against them.
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  4193. Now you know why those Viagra ads came up!
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  4194. Sources in the industry tell me season 2 will be titled "They-person".
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  4195. @anthonyJones-ll4ei  it cannot be solved by immigration of the type Europe has endured. If it could, Europe would not be in such a poor state. Japan's economic issue has not been going on for half a century, and is short term in comparison to what Europe faces both economically and by what is described by a word not allowed here but which is caused by what you appear to be promoting.
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  4196. Nobody stopped the Africans from doing it.
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  4197.  @lif3andthings763  It is false to claim they had no draught animals, it is not "retarded" to use the ones they had. The gestation period is irrelevant. Nubians were East of the Sahara and had a lot of Arab and Egyptian influence. So elephants in India are not fully tame? Ok, but they are used by loggers and farmers. We can now assert that not only did Africans fail to use their native draught animals, they did not even have to fully tame them in order to benefit from them! You have worked out that they are double-failures; thank you for your input. I hope you can stop being racist now, and that is the correct term to use, because there is nothing other than racism behind this denialism. You scumbags create a victim narrative to justify your oppression of whichever ethnic group Africans live among, and people are getting sick of it. They are not victims, they just fail.
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  4198.  @lif3andthings763  you've forgotten that you showed they don't need to be 100% tamed. Nubians are not sub-Saharan because of geography; their foreign influence puts them apart from other Africans when it comes to their command of the world. The origins of Europeans is not connected to the facts of African native draught animals, but your reference there does hint at your hatred. I already explained you racism, don't pretend to be ignorant of your bigotry.
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  4199.  @lif3andthings763  they did not come into existence in Africa though, despite their native draught animals.
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  4200. There is no reason, other than racism, to assume race played any part in this. If the concerned neighbor wanted a random black man to be arrested, why did she go to the cops and tell them she was mistaken? She saw someone casing her neighbor's house, did not recognise him, and called the police instead of confronting him herself. People think that's racist. If that's racist, black criminals will have free reign in white neighbourhoods because people will be scared to lose their jobs for reporting suspicious activities.
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  4201.  @cynthiaholland13  he was belligerent. Watch the video.
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  4202.  @LessDevoid  when they say cops are racist they are telling people to give them no respect. The pastor internalised the hate and expressed it in the video, just like he'd been told to.
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  4203. Those women were taking society's first step towards drag queen story hour in school assembly.
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  4204. The effectiveness is apparent from the low death rate in the recent wave, so yeah, it's weird that it's still a question.
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  4205. sudo like and subscribe
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  4206. Lineker is an extremist. Nowhere in place or time has an opinion like his been close to reasonable.
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  4207. They have sync, but have no plans for accounts.
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  4208. Do you think "natural immunity" means you have always been naturally immune?
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  4209.  @dr.greenthumb211  that's not interesting without stating the proportion of vaccinated people nationwide and the age profile of people who are hospitalised. Excluding that information makes it more like propaganda than an interesting fact.
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  4210.  @dr.greenthumb211  so do you have the data or are you just fearmongering?
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  4211.  @dr.greenthumb211  I explained what makes your statement uninteresting, you don't need me to hold your hand, just show the data.
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  4212.  @credenza1  all the propaganda I've seen has been from pro-pandemic fearmongers. The contextless statistic he cited is part of that propaganda effort.
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  4213. If they're old, why are they called neo-pronouns?
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  4214. That bison story is not as silly as it sounds. Watch Alan Savory's TED talk from 2013, it explains the process and how it reclaims depleted land, making it suitable for farming.
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  4215. The idea the punishing crime severely can make multiculturalism work has been disproven by the fact that the current lax justice is a response to that severe punishment of the past. Because crime is not evenly distributed, neither is justice, and that made it look like disfavour. To make it work, they introduced the idea of disparate impact and made sure anyone enforcing standards does so on the basis of equally distributed outcomes, not on the basis of justice.
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  4216. No, the issue is that segregation of men and women is traditional in many cultures, and a small-minded minority of extremists want to destroy that because they hate tradition. Redefining men and women is their weapon.
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  4217. To many it would sound treasonous to hear Col. MacGregor to say the US should give Russia what it wants. But what has the west done instead? It stood back and let Russia take what it wants by force! The difference between the two positions is a lot of dead people and economic turmoil.
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  4218. They are losing money. There is no evidence of a plan.
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  4219. Bilderberg was behind this one. It has all the hallmarks, for those who know.
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  4220. "you do your thing, I'll do mine" applies as much to a pandemic as it does to drunk driving.
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  4221.  @shakeyhandsshedmodelrailwa2494  ok, so it can be twisted. The law can be rewritten. And a definition will still exist. If you think the definition includes actions that should be permitted, write to your MP.
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  4222.  @shakeyhandsshedmodelrailwa2494  if he didn't break the law he would not be in jail. He should not have broken the law, and the law he broke is not immoral. His actions were immoral and he lost.
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  4223. It's all so tiresome.
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  4224.  @chrisgibson5267  there are many examples of violence against women and children, but none against people illegally occupying Israeli land. Congrats, you win!
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  4225. Given the current leadership, is it a bad thing that they have a small, incompetent, demoralised military?
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  4226.  @deepthought8770  not for vaccines, but at least you know they were tested and that there were more than one. There is a reason people were made to think there was only one and that it was experimental, but nobody talks about the reason and it's the last taboo on this platform. Impossible to state.
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  4227.  @Jaysonbc1234  they worked.
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  4228. One aspect of the system is that it gives a lower weighting to "hate speech" and Fake News reports from people who have submitted false* reports in the past. And that's exactly what youtube users have been demanding! Be careful what you ask for! * true reports which the leftists in charge of the censorship tools refused to act on
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  4229. He fired once, hit both, and we have no reason to believe it was intentional. They were not the target.
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  4230.  @IcestormTundra  I'm not conflating current and future trends, because I don't even know what the future trend will be. The current trend is that your culture will be eradicated, and you are a fool if you are prepared to let that happen in the hope that the trend we've seen throughout history, across the world, and in your own country, will change when there is no reason for it to change, and all political power is ensuring those who wish it to change are persecuted. Women's world records will not surpass those of men because there are physiological differences which make women less competitive. The trend of islamic colonization of the west has nothing to stop it, and is motivated by the religion's own dogma of colonization and world dominance. There is no comparison to be made. Nobody paints all muslims as violent when they point out the reality of the violence of Islam. Not all muslims are killing Christians in Nigeria, but some are and that's a fact of muslim population growth which we would be fools to ignore. Not all muslims are killing Christians in Sri Lanka, but some are and that's a fact of muslim population growth which we would be fools to ignore. Not all muslims are killing Christians in Indonesia, but some are and that's a fact of muslim population growth which we would be fools to ignore. Not all muslims are killing Christians in the Philippines, but some are and that's a fact of muslim population growth which we would be fools to ignore. Etc. It's a trend you should not ignore. It's the trend which turned so many other countries Muslim, and which Sweden is not willing to stop.
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  4231. There has been no austerity. There was only 1 year with a budget surplus.
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  4232.  @boota1979  you only need to look at the data. We have record high taxes and a budget deficit, not austerity.
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  4233. "Fact checking" is the new censorship.
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  4234.  @dimitrisblane6368  to fundamentally change the country and oppress the native people. It's already happened. Would the Germans remove our statues and rewrite our history like the colonisers do? Yes, they would, there is no difference.
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  4235.  @dimitrisblane6368  still true, even though it hurts you to read it.
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  4236. Banks, insurers and pension funds are required to buy government debt, so those are the places the negative-rate bonds will go. Japan, the EU and recently the UK all have negative rates, so we know they do get bought.
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  4237. If developers want donations they can put a link in the About box. Elementary hasn't made it possible, they just found a way to take 30%!
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  4238.  @AdamSchelenbergCom  not saying it's wrong, just that donations are not unique to elementary.
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  4239. Don't worry, there's still Miss Ukraine, and they don't even wear burkas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Wy9GWoxzBI
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  4240. I prefer the old Australia, where men were men and sheep were women.
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  4241. 7:24 We waz farmers n shieet
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  4242. The unix command for tape archiving being tap must have saved thousands of keystrokes over the years and not been at all confusing.
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  4243. Its not a mobile UI, it's keyboard-driven.
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  4244. It's just a regulation of trade, and they've already covered your concern: "This order shall be implemented consistent with applicable law and subject to the availability of appropriations."
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  4245.  @SenileOtaku  they have the authority to regulate trade. There's no way around that, even if you dislike their terminology.
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  4246.  @jeverett0902  yes, it is regulation of trade and it is permissible. The intent and means are not relevant, only the order is.
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  4247.  @danielcoelho4781  it is not speech, but you can take that to the supreme court if you want. If there's any merit in it, there are several trillion-dollar software companies that will be keen to fund the case.
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  4248. To be fair you only need to watch a few minutes to know what it's about. We've seen this propaganda so many times before.
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  4249. The "fake cure" was fake news. He didn't call it a cure, and its effectiveness had already been demonstrated by research in both China and France. He's not fixated with the market, he just recognises that the economy is essential to people's lives.
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  4250. ​ @lucyinchat if having your username changed is the only consequence you face, you've got away lightly. It should have been a ban, as Vaxry later stated
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  4251. Where else do people evolve to look like that?
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  4252. Those "maaaate" adverts showed specific men doing the things, as did the more recent ads showing the things being done on trains and in parks. But it's not us or our maaaaates doing this. Nobody wants to tell the people doing it to stop, so it's not surprising that other passengers in the carriages turn a blind eye to it as well.
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  4253. @struan8467 it's promoting a women's tag football league in the US. Should be easy to find, and clips are shown in the video.
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  4254. Finally Dr Micropenis speaks out against that abhorrent racist comedian. I was beginning to doubt his commitment!
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  4255. We don't need Hollywood, even for the films.
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  4256. The founder is not relevant, it is not a controlled organisation.
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  4257. Britain is not a set of values, it's a set of people. That's why schools could not teach it.
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  4258.  @sirknz  how did they do that?
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  4259. Her disappointment was immeasurable and her weekend was ruined.
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  4260. It wasn't actually a festival of diversity, it was a celebration of the city's 650th anniversary. Diversity was just the theme, because of all its 650 years of history, the best thing in the organisers' opinion was that the city is less German now. And they wonder why people vote for an alternative!
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  4261.  @himagainstill  I oppose her inhumane actions; you appear not to. Do you like to be defamed yourself, or do you just like to see others suffer?
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  4262. The government agrees with them in principle. They have had a patriotic group's leaders banned from the banking system for opposing the migration policy, for example
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  4263.  @incurableromantic4006  "for some reason" is easy to explain: they don't want you to know what they are doing over there.
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  4264. The essentials have fallen in price relative to wages.
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  4265.  @frederickmuhlbauer9477  over a 50 year timeframe they have.
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  4266.  @frederickmuhlbauer9477  not do I. Look at food and clothes, they've got more affordable.
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  4267.  @frederickmuhlbauer9477  are you sure? Compare the price against average wages.
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  4268.  @frederickmuhlbauer9477  That's not the point. Average wages change over time, and the price of food changes over time. Food gets more affordable.
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  4269. Lauren Southern uploaded a video recently about how border forces in several countries made her break off a relationship with her friends just because they object to a government policy which was implemented without a mandate. Questioning people arriving from a war zone is understandable, dissolving the friends network and support structure of pro-democracy activists is tyranny.
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  4270. Sounds reasonable, they arrived from a war zone. I tried to say more, but it's not permitted.
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  4271. Sounds reasonable, they arrived from a war zone. Further comment attempted; restricted by platform policy.
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  4272. The word is new but the concept is much older. However, it was not begun by Europeans. Arab slavers described Africans in similar ways to how less guarded people describe them today, but did so 600 years before Europeans ventured that far south.
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  4273. The US's second wave is happening in summer. The virus is real, do not be complacent.
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  4274. "It started from a small personal affair" 5, actually!
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  4275.  @ilovedogs2642  they can impose it on us. That's rulership.
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  4276.  @ilovedogs2642  why has Florence Nightingale been replaced in schools by Mary Seacole? Why are universities "decolonising" their curricula and removing "Eurocentrism"? Why can't we close the border? Why can't we advocate for our people? You're not paying attention.
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  4277. ​ @insu_na  happy people do not have to tolerate your nonsense.
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  4278. He tore up the agreement Trump negotiated, and then blamed Trump when the Taliban ignored the agreement too.
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  4279. ping1ful "He clearly supports government power when it comes to border control." You're wrong. Immigration as practised today is a government programme, and he opposes it on those terms. He doesn't support the theft of the west's wealth and its transfer to people who have no intention of preserving the institutions and conventions that enable that wealth to be created, and no libertarian should. They are allowed to vote for the government to give them your money, and they usually do.
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  4280. Chris Mason he does identify as a classical liberal. https://www.quora.com/What-is-Milo-Yiannopouloss-ideology
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  4281. When people march against atrocities they are accused of being against Israel. Surely that's an antisemitic connotation!
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  4282. The people who imposed it do not treat others well. It's not about being nice, it's about taking control!
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  4283. Why was this anything to do with islam? He was detained because he might upset people on a pro-Israel march.
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  4284.  @1102-z7m  we don't know who is at risk. Death is not the only negative outcome, and not only old people get it.
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  4285.  @neilbarc1861  masks do not cause illness, the virus does. Doctors wear masks. People wear masks in Asia and they are doing much better than the west. The only people wanting us not to wear masks are communists and the pharma companies.
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  4286. Yes, this is far greater than "at the pump".
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  4287. No, it's about their homeland.
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  4288.  @ronschroeder585  it was sufficiently uninhabited that the natives didn't notice the settlers for a decade after they arrived. Just leave them alone.
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  4289.  @ronschroeder585  the land is being stolen from its settlers by colonisers who are native to a region around Lake Chad.
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  4290.  @ronschroeder585  all I did was tell you the truth. So much truth you had to stop telling lies! I note you no longer care about land being stolen when you realise the rightful owners are the people you hate.
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  4291.  @ronschroeder585  nobody lived in the place the settlers first set up a town, and the rest was unsettled. Do a bit of reading and stop whining about land being stolen.
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  4292. If it can't wait, it's essential.
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  4293. Diversity is a social construct.
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  4294. You already do that, or does a vacuum form in your nasal cavity when you exhale?
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  4295.  @newo1990  regardless, we do breathe in our own CO2 if we don't wear masks. A mask which does not filter oxygen and fits close to the face will not cause dizzyness. The idea that they're harmful is a ridiculous conspiracy theory by people too terrified to act against the pandemic or who want it to continue.
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  4296.  @newo1990  taxation is also a human rights violation for the greater good. If we accept one they will impose many - some good, some bad. This one is good and is a tiny imposition in comparison to what it will bring about.
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  4297.  Tom Seddon-Liar  did you get so triggered by my response countering your atni-somtitic conpsiracy theory that you had it banned for hote speash? Or maybe yuotbeu just doesn't like the word weshij being used in any context.
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  4298.  @newo1990  those figures are shameful.
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  4299.  @newo1990  there should be far more people trying to stop the pandemic. I've seen data from other countries where it's more like 80-85% taking part, which may be enough to simulate herd immunity. We can't blame the UK's pandemic failure on the government alone, the people have messed up big time as well.
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  4300.  @patriciahopewell5291  they're not muzzles. I saw data from the US that shows women are more likely to wear them than men. Wearing them is not about childish games, there's a pandemic and some of us want it to end so we can get back to normal. You "new normal" people are crushing us.
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  4301. The excuse for not resigning will be that he's well enough to do the next 6 months but not for the next 4.5 years.
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  4302. You spread it slightly less if you get infected after being vaccinated, but you're less likely to get infected in the first place. Pandemics are not about personal choice; obesity is not contagious. They are not comparable.
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  4303.  @picollojr9009  you don't need to be scared, just pay attention to their predictions and warnings. Do you know the "own nothing" prediction assumes fuel will be free? Even if it becomes free in the next 8 years, you can still opt out, as per the people in villages mentioned in the prediction. You don't need to be scared, just pay attention. Don't be an NPC.
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  4304.  @howardsmith9342  they think we are worthy of being warned, that's what they think of us. They don't want us to eat bugs, they just think it will become more common than it already is.
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  4305.  @howardsmith9342  you're scared. You don't need to be, just pay attention to what they're telling you. Bugs will not become mandatory food. Do you know about the village life alternative to the prediction of owning nothing in cities? Do you know about alternatives within the prediction of increasingly widespread adoption of non-conventional foods? People want you to be scared, but you don't need to be. Just pay attention to the people they want you to be scared of. Stop being an NPC.
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  4306.  @howardsmith9342  your comment has been removed. There are 5 replies shown, but YouTube says there are 7 in total.
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  4307.  @picollojr9009  your comment has been hidden from me, so this is mostly pointless. Someone has been messing with conversations lately. However, the reason the UN is not under attack, is because people are paying attention. Did you understand what I said about free fuel being a prerequisite for the 'own nothing" prediction? When fuel starts getting cheaper, then I will consider the future of rentals, until then I will understand that this is the way things have been going since e-books, music downloads and Uber. You do not need to be scared, just pay attention.
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  4308. There's a video of Whitney Houston singing the anthem in 1991. The band did its best to put her off, but she nailed it.
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  4309. They're not asking us to accept their identity, they are forcing us to adhere to their ideology.
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  4310. He's mentioned both of those things.
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  4311.  @peterwardle572  this is not about me.
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  4312. I love the girl-math excuse of "if we spend enough we get free rooms".
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  4313. Didn't they only start to hate Jeremy when he exposed pedophiles in leadership positions within the industry?
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  4314. Trey Gowdy is stepping down this year. Trump should replace Sessions with him.
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  4315. Reparations are supposed to repair. That means sending them to a continent I won't risk mentioning on this platform, building mud huts for them, and reclaiming the islands they live on. So we should support their claim in principle, but haggle over the details.
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  4316.  @lyndariley8821  do you think he was watering plants when she called them?
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  4317.  @sweetseve1150  the crime stats show security guards are right to be suspicious of some people more than others. Do you understand how power plays out in this scenario, affecting your thinking? Did it ever occur to you that it was only men who were considered suspicious? The black identity is the most powerful in the western world and the male one is the least powerful, gets you no privileges and no sympathy. There will never be a news story about someone who had the cops called just because he was a man. And that's because we are not shamed for linking crime stats to identity when a man is suspected. Security guards have learned not to feel shame for being good at their job.
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  4318. Google removed FTP from Chrome 2 months ago. We should all use FTP now.
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  4319. They bring him from Africa in chains, and then he burns down their cities. Secret Hollywood red pills?
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  4320. They were probably getting more from Iran than the other way round.
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  4321. They designed it to give Biden the best chance he had. There was no other purpose.
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  4322. Despite all this, Keith Woods is worth a follow.
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  4323. Milley will send the girls over to administer some spanktions.
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  4324. In Trainspotting, Ewan McGregor aspirates to make sure his heroin goes into a vein. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IDJpB9de3E#t=56s
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  4325. The BBC "charity" trains journalists, and I doubt they get trained to be objective. All of this is just ways to use power to increase power. Nobody has found any payments to conservative media, and they won't because supporting media and journalism was not the goal.
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  4326. My idea is to have a massive zip wire from the airport and back. All I need is the CGI, and it will carry 5,000 people per hour.
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  4327. It is incompetence, they're fighting a class war in a way they are guaranteed to lose, because they've not considered how their actions will effect themselves.
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  4328.  @bobmathews9072  it's been going on much longer than 1 year. You don't need to fear economic forums, and you should not be distracted by them.
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  4329.  @MrOnetedify  they don't want hyperinflation, they are not hyperinflating, and there is no hyperinflation.
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  4330.  @awakeandwatching953  they're not doing it to us by accident, but that doesn't mean they desire the outcome. If you think it does, you've not considered what the outcome will be.
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  4331. Nobody "grabbed" Donetsk and Luhansk, they were already living there. They seceded after an insurrection and Ukraine tried to take them back.
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  4332. The unspoken assumption behind the claim of bans is that books are put into schools by unbiased professionals for non-political reasons after assessing the needs of the children and the suitability of the books. But none of that is true.
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  4333. "None of the countries are at war," but asylum is not about war, it is about individual persecution. That's why they claim ton be gay or Christian, it's also why nobody should be granted asylum who came from a safe country.
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  4334. "SMEs = 47.5% of GDP" In other words, 47.5% of demand is fulfilled by SMEs. It does not mean there will be less demand when SMEs close down, or more demand when new SMEs open to replace them. It certainly does not mean a x% drop in the number of SMEs implies a x/2 drop in GDP.
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  4335. Can you think of another way to identify yourself? They don't want ID, they want to know who you are. It's not the same thing.
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  4336.  @nopit4324  she confirmed his identity and appeared to be a local. He could have confirmed his identity any other way, and that would have been fine too. But he refused and started to argue with them instead.
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  4337.  @nopit4324  she obviously did not want him to be arrested, or she would not have intervened. Instead of going to see if she knew the potentially armed stranger casing her neighbor's house, she called the police. That does not make her a bad person. She did nothing wrong.
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  4338.  @nopit4324  just because he had a right to be there does not mean it was wrong to suspect him of not having a right to be there, and when he refused to provide ID and got belligerent, that made him even more suspicions. It would be wrong not to call if you see someone potentially trying to break into a neighbor's house. It would be wrong to wait for him to break in, and it would be wrong to think that he might have a right to break in. You would not know, upon observing what appears to be a crime, whether the suspect has been asked to break in because the home owner lost their key. The owner might be away from home, need their TV to be brought somewhere, and asked a friend to break in and retrieve the TV. You cannot know that a crime is being committed just because you see someone break into a house and walk out with the TV. That's why we have the concept of Suspicion. If we are not allowed to have suspicions about people with dark skin, dark-skinned people will have the right to break into houses.
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  4339.  @nopit4324  have no sympathy for the man who brought this upon himself.
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  4340.  @nopit4324  I'm just more intelligent than you. If you can't work it out, that's ok, but please don't vote.
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  4341. She'd make a great VP. Can you imagine thanksgiving when Trump pardons the turkey and she's standing to the side with a shotgun? "Stand back, Donald, clucky here's been scaring the children"
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  4342. He thinks he's standing up for the powerless and attacking the elite. He's actually telling lies to justify colonisation, and being praised and paid by the elite.
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  4343.  @rattylol  17th May 2010. The former chief secretary to the Treasury, Liam Byrne, has reignited criticism of Labour's stewardship of the economy with a note for his successor which said "there's no money left". Do you need mass migration and the "war on terror" explained to you as well? The UK was in a vastly superior position in 1997 than in 2010.
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  4344. Part of the reason for the shutdown response in the west is not just governments here following China, but because of the long asymptomatic period associated with this virus, and the possibility of spreading it while asymptomatic. Once governments lost control of the ability to trace contacts, they had to quarantine everyone (which is actually what China did too - they had teams of 5 tracing the contacts of every case, and eventually lost control and had to close the city and province). The speed of the spread was fast, with R0 estimates of 6 or more coming from Wuhan, and the debilitating effects on those who didn't die would have had a drastic economic impact anyway. How long was Boris Johnson off work, and how many other important positions within the economy are held by overweight men in their 50s (his health, sex and age all being factors which increase the debilitating effects of the disease)?
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  4345. He has citizenship? A "German man" did it then!
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  4346. They don't have those any more.
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  4347. The probe mentioned at the end of the video might be present and observed but never mentioned by the legacy media. Black Knight Satellite.
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  4348.  @billgiles3261  Spanish flu?
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  4349.  @jackyf3505  but mutation is what Dr John said.
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  4350. You think this shows Weakness, but it actually shows Strength - a tiny number of Scots and allies from overseas (Wallace had the French) have captured the entire country. Based!
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  4351. ​ @KyleTheDalek hate speech is an authoritarian concept by which they ban disagreement. We don't need it
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  4352. She has to pay a foreigner's rent before she pays her own. That makes houses more expensive and leaves her less money to buy one with.
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  4353. The leader of the Lib Dems is Sir Ed Davey. I had to look it up.
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  4354. We could choose to wear masks in March, and some of us did. We don't need to wait for the government to act, and it's just as much an indictment of the UK public as it is the government that we do need to be told, in July.
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  4355. But it has virtue!
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  4356. We're not what they said we were, and they created us by pushing extreme policies for decades, not by calling us names.
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  4357. You can move your account, but the new bank will be just as bad, only quieter about it.
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  4358. I don't like the triangular indices in the Seamster range. Trim the points like on the Planet Ocean, and use applied markers.
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  4359.  @lucas7061 it was his intentions I was alluding to, not his CLI-related skills. I was questioning why CLI skills should be the barrier to being able to make mischief with a tool like that.
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  4360.  @jongeduard  what other barriers would you impose?
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  4361. I bet George regrets not wearing protective underpants that day!
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  4362. I hadn't heard the "anguish" claim about those notes, but when I read them that is what I thought might have been the case. I'd find it hard to conclude guilt based on the deaths of ill babies in a hospital with a below-average record of care, so I hope the review process gets as much support as possible.
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  4363. Britons and Palestinians are in the same predicament, theirs is just more advanced. We should stand in solidarity with them. Might we one day be restricted to a few enclaves with no control over even our water supply? The government is doing nothing to prevent that outcome.
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  4364. There have been no "anti-Israel protests" in London. They are protesting actions.
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  4365. 20% because of what he said, 80% because he looked like a chad whilst saying it.
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  4366. Netflix is ideological. This is not about money, it is about affixing a narrative. The narratives they push always go against the same group; it's not a mistake and it's not for profit.
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  4367. Tobes needs to join #TeamJames
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  4368. I assumed it was the word that ends in "bang," but it would be a brave librarian who would tell her colleagues the practice it describes is associated with particular cultures.
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  4369. Who ate the other peaches though? It matters, it's the only thing that matters.
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  4370. That's a fraction of the money the woman he didn't R sued for after he said he didn't R her.
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  4371. Its internal blocker is not affected by this.
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  4372. It's not disgusting, it's not about race, and given BLM's own statements, it should not even be called a claim!
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  4373.  @CS-mf5un  freedom of religion does not make a society secular. Mocking religion does, as does a culture of critique.
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  4374. "Is this the way round the Brexit 'Surrender Act'?!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIE16TPU06s
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  4375. Niche and Exclusive are not the same thing. Linux has always been niche, but was never exclusive until the "broken people" DT refereed to took over.
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  4376. They could hire the most competent people for air traffic control this whole time.
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  4377.  @kinvert  he's not a woman, even if he's not been named.
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  4378. The Coalition of the Shilling.
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  4379. I disavow this reactionary channel, to which I have no links or associations.
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  4380.  @legalfictionnaturalfact3969  my profile page says "Joined 8 Nov 2013"
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  4381. Ethno-nationalism imposes a greater constraint on the state than civic nationalism does, so it is more libertarian. Don't let them import a new electorate, make them appeal to the current one!
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  4382. It's not decolonization and the land was not stolen. The blacks who are taking the land are not descended from the small population that existed there when the whites arrived and started farming. Black South Africans are colonizers!
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  4383. The domestic population is declining, so there are more houses becoming available every year. We don't have a housing crisis, we have a something else crisis, perpetuated by every government for decades against the will of the people.
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  4384. I note they didn't gender-swap the bad guy.
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  4385. When you mentioned solar panels my first thought was about how they keep the soot away from the panels. That wasn't covered here.
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  4386. A lot of people agree with him. Mostly through a lack of acceptance of what the options are though.
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  4387. There's a sign now.
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  4388. Reform do what the left tells them to. Tice has affirmed his commitment to diversity.
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  4389.  @EricGiovon  he was not innocent and the death was not intentional.
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  4390. i have 6 programs - use the task bar and 9 directories on my desktop - use folder bookmarks in your file manager
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  4391. I'd rather have a team of English people representing England, but if it would own the communists, I'd be happy to hire Argentina to play for us. They'll have to like capitalism when we've paid people to win us a trophy!
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  4392. It was all contrived to hide how he is. They even wanted the candidates to be seated, to make it easier for Biden. Only one debate, so there's less chance for mistakes, early in the campaign so he's had less time to get worse.
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  4393. The similarity between Starbucks and leftist cities is deeper than stated, because those lax policies all come from demands by a certain community that their arrest rate should not be disproportionate to their representation in the population. The only way to achieve that is to stop arresting criminals.
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  4394.  @edwardharley9  is there a way to fight only for those, rather than to preserve a regime which seeks to crush them and replace them with things many find abhorrent?
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  4395. Stalin did nothing wrong.
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  4396. Have you wondered why the excess deaths are in spikes occurring at the same time as spikes in infections? They might all be caused by sudden death from long-term comorbidities unrelated to the pandemic, but the coincidence is just too big. When your lungs fill with mucus after you get infected with a virus that makes people's lungs will with mucus, it's probably connected.
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  4397.  @ep1929  they do enforce licensing though. Nobody really falls for that line about them being salesmen. They don't sell you on the benefits of a TV license, they tell you it's the law and bad things will happen if you don't get properly licensed. Milkmen don't do that, because they are not enforcing milk consumption.
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  4398. ​ @Marek-o3u no, that's not what he was saying. But you did say what he asked if you were saying.
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  4399. The people seeking plunder in this case do not have the power to make it legal, which it is not, as Daniel explained. They are certainly pretending to have the moral high ground though.
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  4400.  @laharl2k  Brave's blocking works fine for me, I've never seen it fail. Auto-updates for online software are essential.
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  4401.  @laharl2k  I'm blocking YT ads with it right now. And on linux it doesn't auto-update. So if I'm scared that the next update might remove a setting I like, or change the shape of the tabs, I can refuse to install it and not be current with web standards so that every site breaks. It's my choice! It's a stupid choice that only an idiot would make, but you do have that choice. There is nothing authoritarian about me recommending you don't choose it, and if you think its a good thing to choose then you should be grateful that your choice of OS has prevented you making a mistake with your browser. Yes, if you install Windows then you should not complain that you use Windows. I don't think you counted to ten at all!
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  4402. I've got a twitter account that's been inactive for a decade. They didn't purge that one!
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  4403. If I was on Russia's negotiation team I would demand a change in the western media narrative akin to deradicalisation, to prevent the neocons being able to repeat their schemes a generation from now.
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  4404. They're not worth our time, which is why the crowds are so small. People are attracted to excellence.
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  4405. They think it's a book about a man.
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  4406. Us having a sense of identity and ownership of our own lands is not conducive to other populations, so they fought against it.
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  4407.  @kidgoku1984  they allow all their code to be distributed. If you extend the philosophy of open source code beyond code, you can redistribute their hardware too.
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  4408.  @peterboyd7149  criminals don't care about gun laws. The point is that when it was Swedish it was a much better place to live. If you don't know which Scottish traditions are worth protecting, you should live somewhere else for a while. You'll be more familiar with what you have when it's not there.
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  4409.  @davetdowell  it's not a grave.
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  4410. It's just a prank, bro!
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  4411. The UK government has 24 ministerial departments. Most of them, including the Treasury, use that logo.
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  4412. Birbalsingh has some ideas about how to manage the problem, but let's not forget that we were never asked whether we wanted it imposed on us. Never asked, never consulted. There was never a mandate for it, and there still is none.
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  4413.  @JP-hr7ch  it's not.
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  4414.  @ootmaster1  you're not a victim of your mother not letting you eat your body weight in ice cream. She stopped you for your own good.
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  4415.  @yrmthr  the pandemic is not "perceived," it is real. If the quote is universal and does not apply in all circumstances then it does not apply in any circumstances. If everyone accepted the reality of the pandemic and the changes we need to make to protect those around us, there would be no need for "tyranny". You did this to us, you deny the pandemic and the need for a response.
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  4416. Yemenis built Yemen, let them keep it, and let Europeans keep Europe. You could have been born an owl, but so what?
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  4417. Everyone expects them to get the record for winning the league earlier in the year than anyone else. But what happens if the country is quarantined? I think putting some money on them winning later than anyone else might be good idea!
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  4418. Stand up when you can win. At the moment the establishment is against us and will lie about any actions we take against this, just like they did after the save-the-statues protests and for every patriotic movement.
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  4419. The EU has never been a democracy, and is spreading its values across the continent.
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  4420. Even people who like the styling are unlikely to buy something named Capri that isn't.
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  4421. "Diverse" is just a cuddly synonym for "colonised".
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  4422. In the previous video it was a report that someone had been observed watching sport on TV.
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  4423. ​ @arc5015 they won't last long in their job if all the cases they bring fail. They have no reason to seek a warrant when there is no likelihood of a prosecution.
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  4424. Chromium skins do count, because the monopoly is not in browsers, it's in search.
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  4425. If it's been in place for centuries, why hasn't it started solving anything? We'd do just as well awaiting the return of King Arthur.
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  4426.  @guillermoelnino  so it is not going to solve anything. If the people it requires to uphold it refuse to do so, or even act against it, what is its worth?
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  4427. Putin's comments were about cancel culture and the meaningless virtue-signalling of western companies in denying services to Russia. It's not wrong to consider their actions within the context of the impotence and decline of the west.
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  4428. I'm always happy when an endeavour that puts so much effort into hating a particular group of people gets the result it deserves.
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  4429. I searched for "lancet coronavirus" and found you to be incorrect.
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  4430. Civility benefits everyone, as long as everyone practices it.
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  4431. If the manufacturer retains ownership they will at least have an incentive to make it last instead of breaking down or becoming obsolete in 5 years.
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  4432. If you think ordering a coke with that accent is hard, just be grateful you're not Korean... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PfC1TEqS2Y
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  4433. If you write climate models in Python you have to take account of the carbon impact of the model.
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  4434. 200 years ago a politician would have been someone who'd fought a duel. Today they can't even tell a lying woman to shut up.
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  4435. Russia's submarines are treating the British Isles like a roundabout.
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  4436. It's notable that you have to go to 4Chan for a sensible comment.
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  4437. They're shutting down "extremist" groups, but not Antifa, and only people who support western civilisation and the culture that allowed Twitter to exist in the first place.
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  4438. If a savvy man such as Buffet ever bought gold it would have been in 1999 or shortly before, when the dow-gold ratio was 40.
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  4439. @terryrempel68  if he didn't buy then, he probably never has. The fundamental of investing is to buy low and sell high. Gold has never been lower relative to stocks than it was back then.
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  4440. They did not create it. They tried to stop it.
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  4441. Nobody united behind a virus. You didn't need to be scared, and you still don't.
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  4442. Flathub still has "Google Chrome by Google," which is an unaffiliated version of Chrome that uses the Chrome logo. They used to have the same for Brave Browser, but that's been taken over by Brave now, which is good news for immutable distro users.
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  4443.  @1102-z7m  it's real, and you should have worked that out by now. It's been months, you're far behind the curve.
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  4444.  @livefree3864  I don't watch TV, I get my information from reliable sources. The pandemic is real and you need to respond to that reality.
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  4445.  @livefree3864  wearing a mask does not suppress your immune system. It cuts the potential inoculum, which makes your immune system more able to deal with any infection you might get. You do not need to consider what other people have done in the past. Wearing a mask right now is the best thing to do, so you should do it. YOU are a slave to your own desire to appear strong, but in refusing to do what is necessary you prove yourself to be weak.
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  4446.  @livefree3864  I am not following orders, I am not a sheep. I wear a mask because there is a pandemic. Why are you so afraid?
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  4447.  @dogloverjb6873  pandemics are about health. If you don't want it to be subverted the best thing you can do is help end it, which means you should wear a mask. Don't do it because of government advice, do it because there is a pandemic and mask-wearing works.
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  4448.  @Chancer  unfortunately TF's new interpretation of events does not match the content of his original video, which French has apparently not seen.
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  4449. This is diversity, not religion.
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  4450. The people watching this channel have been the most aware for the longest time.
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  4451. Ancap Zombie you don't get to determine what's necessary, Google does, because they own the Chrome browser. If you want to speak to the masses, you need to use a protocol they can access. Facebook and Youtube aren't necessary, because Minds and Bitchute exist. But if you can't use them you have a lot less influence!
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  4452.  @violenceislife1987  "If you want to speak to the masses, you need to use a protocol they can access." This is not about red-pilled people's ability to access dissenting opinions.
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  4453. Spoiler: the Galactic Federation decides to deindustrialise to save the Pandoran Polar Woodpecker and the Blue People glue themselves to a road. Enjoy The Message!
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  4454. It's not corporate, it's activist.
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  4455. He recognises that fences preserve freedom, but he opposes "white supremacy" which is basically putting a fence around a nation to preserve its cultural integrity and protect its freedoms. As his country becomes less American and more foreign, he loses his freedoms, but he won't stop that process because stopping it has been labelled hateful. So sad.
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  4456.  @Stepbystep74  2 low carbon purchases don't necessarily mean less carbon than 1 normal purchase. I used to have a flat mate who ate 3 low-fat yoghurts of an evening.
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  4457.  @Stepbystep74  that will never happen. Nobody outside the west wants their country to be poor, so all net zero does is shift consumption of cheap, reliable energy to the rest of the world. Germany Is a great example of this following their sanctioning of their biggest supplier. The first headline that came up when I searched for some specifics was "two in three German companies relocate abroad amid energy chaos". The article clarifies "at least partly relocated" and that the claim comes from Deloitte.
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  4458. Media lies, idiot dies.
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  4459. "Blood money" by Mike Cernovich: a documentary on Youtube about Qatari media influence.
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  4460. What does she do when she wants to say the equivalent of "I cut his hair," but has not asked for the client's possessive pronoun?
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  4461. Given that labour is going to win in a landslide, the only reason to vote is to punish the Tories for their acquiescence to the forces of modernity by casting a ballot for their potential replacement. All the replacement has to do is not acquiesce to the forces of modernity. They had one job.
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  4462.  @georgeantoniades2432  they got above 20% in Delhi a few months ago. The low threshold hypothesis (I heard 15%) was proposed before the latest surges and was sketchy even then.
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  4463. You both criticised Berghossian for his "sell up and leave" comment, but his sentiment is no different to that which Winston expressed a few minutes earlier with his recommendations for how we can stop the worst of the individual events against us. That would not be sufficient to prevent us losing everything, but he described the action necessary to achieve that as being beyond the pale. He agrees with Berghossian, he just hasn't fully assessed the situation yet. Not everything which causes us to lose cities, to have museums remove our history, to have the national curriculum portray us negatively make positive representations of others, etc is illegal, but it has to be stopped.
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  4464. "Undramatised" except for the dramatic music he added.
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  4465.  @ReturnOfGodHypothesis  we do know the difference, and that all those nations were doing it long before we left home.
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  4466.  @veritorossi  maths and science are our ways of knowing. People who want to remove them from schools call them white, because they belong to us.
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  4467.  @gsr4535  are you suggesting it was imposed and that our true ways of knowing are things other than what we developed? Curious.
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  4468.  @User-uk6rk  none of that is relevant, and Matt criticised the concept, he did not introduce it.
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  4469.  @SergeantButters  that's not what indigenous means.
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  4470. It's not "revenge" except in the case of the descendants of slaves and native people (though "justice" is a better term to use in those cases). For everyone else, the decision to move to countries natively inhabited by or founded by white people was voluntary. For those people (and their posterity), grievance politics is nothing more than a colonial power grab. They had the same privilege in the places they came from that they complain about in the places the moved to, and could enjoy that privilege again if they went back.
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  4471.  @majorthumbsup8563  the stated effecrtiveness was from testing done on the original strain.
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  4472. Anytime, anywhere, Donald! Pause.
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  4473. I'm trans-black, do I qualify?
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  4474. What's her problem with a guy having a "side chick"? He's panromantic and that's fine, you bigot! They've been pushing the "cuckoldry is cool" thing for a while but can't handle a woman being cucked by a man.
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  4475. The racists are the ones vandalising European culture, not the ones opposing that.
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  4476. When the phone lasts a decade and the security updates still run out after 2 years, we have a problem.
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  4477. The tend you were told to fear began in 2005. It is not what they told you; the messaging is designed to make you choose the bad option next time round (as planned).
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  4478. Matthew 12:33 Make a tree good and its fruit will be good, or make a tree bad and its fruit will be bad; for a tree is known by its fruit. Is the burning down of churches a good thing? Judge mass migration by that.
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  4479. ​ @flaksoft8003 they already did that. The first version of the compiler was written in OCaml.
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  4480. If Google was tracking you, using incognito mode would not stop it putting music videos on your feed in your logged-in profile. It's tracking a phantom user which appears every now and again, has the same browser and screen resolution as you, and listens to music.
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  4481. Why would they make an advert for people who don't like Christmas? I'm in their target audience but I resent having this made for me. Christmas is obviously for the people who like it, not for those who don't.
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  4482. We have no reason to believe the riots were caused by misinformation. One big reason not to believe it is that other similar crimes have not led to such disturbances. Another is that the protesters' message was "enough is enough" rather than "we object to this individual because of the things attributed to him". I think a more likely reason for the reaction was Kier Starmer choosing not to pretend he cared about the people in Southport when he laid his flowers there. They were calling out to him, to do something about what his Class has been ignoring and permitting for decades, and he ignored them. Then he called them silly names and made it all worse. If he had gone over to them on that day and just spoken to them and heard their complaints, it might have been enough to release the tensions that have been growing over decades of us being ignored.
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  4483. Copying a distro is not the same as copy source code, especially if the intent is not to fork the distro.
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  4484.  @BiscuitBobby  they are not modifying existing open source code, they are copying a distro, including all the decisions and testing which went into making it. Their USP is that the code is not modified!
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  4485. If you're not near the coast, you can generate salt water from the air with just a clear bottle and a small solar panel. Follow my kickstarter...
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  4486.  @domino6918  it's not me that's coping.
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  4487. Many of them died from curable diseases.
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  4488.  @topdum78  I see you fell for the propaganda and have never been shown a chart of weekly infections and deaths. Once you see the truth, you become immune to the propaganda.
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  4489. You need to give some actual advice. If you stand up to them they can remove you from the project, delete your account, smear you, etc. This is a full-time job for some of them; the people who just want to be left alone can't dedicate as much effort to keeping things pleasant.
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  4490.  @Amos_Huclkeberry  I've done that, but it's basically the opposite of what you proposed above. It's surrendering to them rather than standing up to them, but I don't know what else can be done.
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  4491.  @thomasmichael2766  he was not arrested for watering plants. You are trying to gaslight me and telling me other people have been gaslit and screwed with. Yes, they have, but not by the police. it is activists and the media doing it, because they hate the police and want to turn minorities against them as a weapon. They arrested him before the situation was resolved. The fact you are trying to gaslight me about that is disgusting. Stop lying. The cops were good, the reporters and the lawyer are the bad ones.
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  4492. Those are for preventing transmission from you, not infections into you. The people you're protecting by wearing one are mostly just antivaxxers, so why bother?
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  4493. It's funny until you realise there's a huge mess to clear up and doing that won't be fun for anyone.
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  4494.  @moheebsaad1918  no, it's a virus. There is a lot of research you can read about this. But if you can't be bothered just think about how the radiation spreads throughout different populations over time instead of coming from a single source, and why it tends to dissipate when people cease contact with each other.
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  4495.  @moheebsaad1918  it's a virus. You should read about how viruses spread in populations. Radiation cannot cause this. Viruses can cause this, and a virus did cause this. It can and had been tested for. It is real. It is a viral disease and we know it.
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  4496.  @moheebsaad1918  you have been misled. A lot of people are spreading misinformation about the pandemic, and you are one of them. You fell for a lie, and you are spreading the lie. It is a viral process, this misinformation, and like all viral processes, it cannot be caused by radiation, which does not spread in a viral manner. I told you to consider how the virus spread around the world. The reason nobody in the scientific establishment is looking at radiation as the cause of this is that it is not possibly for radiation to cause it. Look at the spread, think about how the disease would spread if it was caused by radiation. Think about how it is not possible for radiation to spread virally. We know the source, we know how the virus spread, we know radiation does not cause this. It is a virus. You have been lied to, and the lie is easy to disprove if you spend a few seconds actually thinking about it.
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  4497.  @moheebsaad1918  radiation does not spread virally. An antiviral might beat covid, because covid is a viral disease. But it is not a radiation disease, so if you had used an anti-radiation medication then it would probably not have been successful. Think about how covid spreads. It is not caused by radiation, it is caused by viral infection. You don't need to feel sorry for me, I am not falling for your lies.
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  4498. Just as with the British countryside, we stole archaeology from them. They're taking it back.
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  4499.  @qjtvaddict  foreign investment? Is there a city in the USA which got more African and didn't get more poor and more violent?
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  4500.  @bombilwazi2320  when you're capable of building a prosperous, peaceful society the only empowerment you need is to keep out the people who would ruin it. Their trail of destruction as they migrated from what is now Chad says it all.
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  4501. If pepper spray is to be used during an arrest then it can be used when someone is resisting arrest.
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  4502. That coach is indeed older than the USA, according to Wikipedia: The Gold State Coach is an enclosed, eight-horse-drawn carriage used by the British Royal Family. Commissioned in 1760 by Francis Rawdon-Hastings, 1st Marquess of Hastings for King George III, it was built in the London workshops of Samuel Butler. It was commissioned for £7,562 . It was completed in 1762.
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  4503. Or just use Invidious
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  4504. Does Trudeau know what happened in Ukraine? The bad guys deposed a legitimately elected president, and the good guys declared their independence. He says they should be free to determine their own future. They did!
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  4505.  WHITES LOVE MY PLAYLISTS  we're eating too much salt. Your tough talk is doing nothing, tough guy!
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  4506. They are reliable. Until vaccination broke the link,the pattern of hospitalisations and deaths followed the pattern of positive tests.
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  4507. Cryptocurrencies are digital ledgers. What failed are pyramid schemes. The schemers claim to be in the crypto industry rather than the pyramid scheme industry, so digital ledgers get tarred when frauds are revealed. This is the time to buy in!
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  4508.  @intotheaether9022  nobody can declare something to be on a blockchain, so cryptocurrencies are not fiat. Ledgers are not tangible, but they have value. Goldbug arguments fail in the digital world!
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  4509.  @intotheaether9022  congratulations, you have the weakest take in the universe! Use a credit card when the computers are down. Rely on the food distribution system when the internet isn't working. Eat your silver stack.
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  4510.  @intotheaether9022  crypto is not fiat, and most USD transactions are credit rather than fiat. Currency does not have to be tangible, it just has to be a leger. Gold is a distributed ledger.
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  4511. Countries are not defined by their values, but by their people. Don't buy into the frame.
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  4512. After they complained about Infowars pushing "unfounded conspiracy theories", did they go back to the unfounded Russian collusion narrative?
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  4513. Bravo!
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  4514. Did he call police before or after he saw them in the rear view?
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  4515. You do not have natural immunity naturally. Natural Immunity means you've been infected, which is what we're trying to avoid. It is not a viable solution.
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  4516.  @milenalm5288  and millions more died. Natural immunity is not natural, it is a result of becoming infected, and becoming infected is what immunity is supposed to protect us from. I don't think you understand why people think immunity is a good thing if you think becoming infected to become immune is a good idea.
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  4517.  @0ptimal  the OP using the phrase "since the start" clearly puts the context as natural immunity being a viable solution for everyone when no alternative is present. It is not a solution at all, because definitionally it does not prevent infection.
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  4518. When we've paved over the last blade of grass to build houses for them, they will not stop calling us names, they will just point out that if we moved elsewhere then they could bring over another 40 million of their cousins.
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  4519.  @alexjustalexyt1144  none of those things are incompetence. The suggestion is that protesting the incompetence that allowed the fires to get as big as they did would have been worthwhile.
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  4520.  @KevvoKevvo-st3jt  he's reducing crime, making houses more affordable, and providing more jobs for Americans. Think about who that restaurant will hire when its employees return to their country.
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  4521. Microsoft wants Copilot buttons on keyboards, so why not put them in mice? Ive never heard of the Office key, but it sounds like it's for something other than AI.
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  4522.  Tom Seddon-Liar  i'm not scared of masks, and I want the pandemic to be over ASAP. What are you afraid of? Can't face going back to work? Is the safety of furlough too enticing for you?
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  4523. He has Female on his passport. It doesn't matter what their laws are or what your opinion of them is, a sports governing body should categorise him according to his sex. He had a developmental disorder and was "assigned female" wrongly at birth.
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  4524. "A thing happened therefore it was planned". Moronic.
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  4525. Nelson is looking at a pigeon.
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  4526. Yeah, but is it diverse?
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  4527. Illegality and religion are red herrings. We need to stop it all, regardless of both.
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  4528. @Kriegerdammerung  they're not coming from Iraq.
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  4529.  @Pensioner1203  it's not about religion; if you only stop them we still lose. Same goes for illegal.
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  4530.  @dominikwinkler6345  *you be
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  4531. My one got censored! (you followed by be). This platform is a joke.
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  4532. When you call the vaccines "the vaccine" you detract from real issues.
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  4533. If a sign has enough content that it cannot be read at a glance, there is no point in removing words and punctuation to make it quicker to read if the result is ambiguity. People will have to stop and read it, so just make it make sense. Why would there be no time limit on days when the park is likely to be at its most crowded?
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  4534. Arkancided.
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  4535. There's more than one. They are called vaccines because they induce an immune response.
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  4536. You can mute it and switch tabs.
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  4537.  @bagortenay1822  we understand a faulty analogy when we see one.
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  4538. Everyone facing a multiple thousand pound depreciation or the chance of a full refund will be signing up to this. Can fleet owners get in on it too?
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  4539.  @Tundra.  your opinion of the consequences of the policy does not change the fact it was based on science and that nobody involved has said they made it all up. All I'm hearing is cope.
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  4540.  @CODEFORTYTWO  they didn't lie though. The claim that they have admitted to making stuff up is actually a lie.
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  4541. Stop being terrified of the WEF! Not everything that happens is done by them.
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  4542.  @viikable  if the shoes are returned, it's probably because they are faulty, so they can't be resold. Everyone knows that Nike are good quality shoes, and the amount we buy shows they are worth the price. People are definitely satisfied to keep them, and to keep buying more. There is a second-hand market for Nikes, they fetch huge valuations for rare pairs.
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  4543.  @justmechanicthings  that has nothing to do with their need to protect trade marks, and in any case I was not replying to a comment by Louis Vuitton. I was replying to what you wrote, and replied in the context of what you wrote.
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  4544.  @justmechanicthings  if there was no value in the trade mark he would not be using it. If everyone was allowed to use the LV logo on things LV didn't make, the logo would have no value. They created it, invested in it, it belongs to them, they have a right to it. Nobody else does.
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  4545. Amnesty International needs to take action against the woman applauding him while displaying their logo. For some reason the logo is smudged out in the clip here.
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  4546. Gab TV is like periscope at the moment but will become more like youtube and have tipping. And they support free speech.
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  4547. Good news: that bigot never has to look at a 50-year-old white guy ever again.
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  4548. Apollo 13, Gladiator and Brokeback Mountain.
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  4549.  @urishima  you don't need to track a group of people to know what proportion of the population has been infected. You'll never get "accurate" numbers, and can gauge the pandemic's impact at any given time by measuring the confirmed infections and calibrating those against testing criteria, antibodies, hospitalisations and deaths from other periods. You make it seem like nobody has done anything to work out how bad things are.
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  4550.  @urishima  you want a cohort study, and discount valid statistical measures because they are not cohort studies. Ok, but that's silly.
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  4551.  @urishima  you can estimate the R number by comparing the number of infections today with the number over the last 2 weeks. You can estimate the number of cases by the hospitalisation rate and the infection rate. There is no nail, there is no need for a hammer. If you test a group of people regularly as part of a survey they may change their behaviour and make the results useless. You would need to use statistical methods to estimate what you want to know, even if you did the survey. So just use statistics!
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  4552. Cameras captured the ship hitting the bridge, and they also captured it hitting a dock in 2016. It's the perfect cover story!
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  4553. It was called climate change before it was called global warming; the two terms have been used interchangeably for 70 years. Nobody is shocked to hear that the climate has been different in the past or that it always changes. You are convincing nobody when you point these things out; you are only showing your ignorance.
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  4554. Cry-babies on the left complain that people wont submit to their ideology. "Cry-babies" on the right are complaining that millions of people with no intention of fitting into the country have been given citizenship. These things are not in the same category.
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  4555. Sounds like ninjas are the new joggers.
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  4556. I've been following Carl since he was Tarl.
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  4557.  @Devie141  I would not be a Malawian person and it would make to sense for me to pretend to be one. You would not be able to determine anything about me or my affiliations solely from my citizenship. To call me Malawian just because I was born there would make no sense at all.
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  4558. Today's Nazis are anti-national socialists.
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  4559. The implication of this data being sought is that people with comorbidities don't matter.
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  4560. He tried to get elected as a male tory, now he's trying as a woman with the only party deluded enough to accept him.
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  4561.  @calvyncraven1141  the futures market is just paper. If countries have to send real gold to Russia for oil and gas, the promises within the futures market will become even less credible than they already are. There are constantly reports on how difficult it is to secure gold in large quantities, whereas the paper market generally settles in dollars not gold.
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  4562. Are we all supposed to know what screen tearing is?
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  4563. The establishment thrives on narrative control, and you want to make it easy for them.
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  4564.  @fancyclown3593  when they started out they had an almost blank homepage with just a search box, when competitors looked more like what yahoo still does. That was cool. Everyone wanted to work there, and they used to let employees work on their own projects 1 day a week, which is how Gmail came about. It offered 1gb of storage when Hotmail and others had about 50mb and made you delete old emails. That was cool too. Bascially, the things they did before they started earning money made them cool.
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  4565. The L+ folx and other progressives never wanted the M people; they only brought them here because they knew we didn't want them.
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  4566. Meggan King there was no "slave trade to Britain" because no man in England could be a slave.
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  4567. Meggan King the slave trade was triangular, with slaves being bought in Africa and shipped to the Americas, and goods such as sugar brought to Europe on the return voyage. There are a number of rulings prior to 1807 that stated there were no slaves in England. Eg. 1706: In the case of Smith v. Browne & Cooper, Sir John Holt, Lord Chief Justice of England, rules that "as soon as a [censored for Youtube] comes into England, he becomes free. One may be a villein in England, but not a slave." Somerset v Stewart (1772) (aka Somersett's case, or in State Trials v.XX Sommersett v Steuart) is a famous judgment of the English Court of King's Bench in 1772, which held that chattel slavery was unsupported by the common law in England and Wales
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  4568. This is not about a current cause, this is about the future of Britain. In that, the ordinary middling public is already against them. On the 12th the establishment will know that they are vulnerable and have no support. Their noses will be rubbed in it.
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  4569.  @recoveringsoul755  you're right - SO2, not sodium. 1300µg/m³ in Wuhan, 58µg/m³ in Beijing.
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  4570. If we had more politicians who are like what he has been accused of being, the country would be in a far better state. Meanwhile, Labour's candidate in Clacton has said far worse and been left alone by this man's accusers in the media and other parties. Their behaviour in both cases is a symptom of the country not being the way Reform is described by its detractors.
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  4571. Ever? It was a lot stronger before the 2014 sanctions. Those worked, the recent ones just backfired.
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  4572. The Bored Apes were created "by a computer" but were made according to a set of instructions to render original artwork in a certain way. That's how Hollywood movies are made. And this video. When a computer joins to pieces of footage together, is there no copyright?
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  4573. You can't work out why people with a communicable infection won't go to work. You've bought into the mass psychosis of covid denialism, convincing yourselves for 2 years that it is something we can ignore and that nothing we do has any effect on it.
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  4574.  @davidbrear8642  why is all this so important to NATO? Rather than accept Russia's demands for Ukrainian neutrality and an end to the oppression and slaughter of ethnic Russians there since the western-backed coup against a democratically-elected president, they put the world on a war footing and collapse the global economy. You don't have to be a "troll" to think "Hans, are we the baddies?"
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  4575.  @davidbrear8642  they banned the largest political party, which was pro-Russian, they restricted use of the Russian language, and you can see pictures of their atrocities in Donbas if you care to look. It is NATO which poses the threat to Russia itself, not Ukraine. The nazi battalions are real, they were even reported on as a problem for Ukraine by western media over the last few years, if you care to look. The west installed a puppet regime in 2014. Nazis claim their support was essential in whipping up the crowds in Maidan square. Channel 4 news website, 2013-12-16: "Far-right group at heart of Ukraine protests meet US senator". The president they overturned was democratically elected in an election overseen by OSCE, who said it was conducted fairly. He was not Putin's puppet, he was willing to accept both trade deals offered, it was the west which could not countenance Ukraine having an agreement with Russia. There was no need for NATO to encroach further on Russia, they had promised not to, they were told it was a red line. They ignored the concept of indivisible security, and their desire to make Ukraine available as a platform for aggression against Russia cannot be ignored. Remember, these people have blamed Russia for every setback they have received in the last 6 years, as well as other matters. Claims of "Russian collusion" have been made and disproved in the US 2016 election, Brexit and a more recent French election. Yesterday I saw a video where a Ukro-nazi spoke about their intentions towards Russia. He mentioned the goal of invading to break it into 5 countries, which is something I have heard from US politicians as well. I wonder which side fomented that idea, and how it was communicated! Russia is aware of their aims and has a right to protect itself. For the good of the world, NATO should have stopped where it was. We cannot expect Russia to suffer 999 cuts and take no action before the 1000th.
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  4576.  @davidbrear8642  just take a look at the world and stop believing what the people stealing it want you to believe. Have you heard about the Durham report? Did you believe them when the told you Hunter's laptop was fake news? What is it that you are unaware of that makes it difficult for you to understand the situation? Did you look at the pictures of the bodies and destruction in Donbas?
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  4577.  @davidbrear8642  in other words, you have made no attempt to understand what is going on and you never will. You think that to seek to understand makes one paranoid and pro-Russian. You think we should just accept the propaganda of the people who overthrew an elected president and want to antagonise Russia by putting more tanks and weapons on its border whilst blaming it for all their electoral failures. Where did Ukraine's gold go after the coup, by the way? Putin has warned for years that Ukraine was a red line. Russia negotiated for weeks with western leaders for a neutral Ukraine and enforcement of the Minsk agreements which would make the Donbas republics semi-autonomous and end the atrocities there. Why do you think it is so important to the west that Ukraine remain under their influence and the atrocities continue? They are willing to risk a world war and global depression rather than accept a reasonable request for a peaceful alternative. And you have no apparent curiosity about that or any of their other actions in the region and their incitement of Russophobia. You can't even understand why someone else might think peace is a better alternative than war, you just think we're trolls. People like you allow atrocities to happen.
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  4578. They're not putting money above anything, and the pandemic is not a lie. People are working from home for their and others' safety, and they no longer require the services of the city. If there was a psychopathic government putting money above lives, they would have banned people from working at home, and all those trivial things in the city would still be running.
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  4579.  @serenitygoodwyn  lockdowns do work. There is no reason why they should not, because this is a viral pandemic. When you look at the change in the infection rate after they are imposed and after they are lifted, it is obvious that they do impact the infection rate. In the 4 weeks after the first 100 cases were identified, the never of infections in the USA multiplied 1600 times. In the UK it was something like 400, and in Sweden it was about 40 (I don't have the data with me now to give exact figures). Most of that period was before lockdowns were imposed, so it shows that the spread cannot be assumed to be the same in every country. Comparing strategies across countries is not valid. I didn't read the rest. Ignorance was in display from the start, so there was no point. Be aware that there are people who want to put money over lives, and lying about the effectiveness of lockdowns is one way they hope to make money and kill people.
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  4580.  @serenitygoodwyn  the curves are very different in different countries. There is deviation everywhere. Have you bothered to look at infection rates before and after lockdowns and before and after the loosening of restrictions? I have.
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  4581.  @serenitygoodwyn  of course you can look at the curves! If you DO compare the curves in other countries and in different periods you'll see they are not all the same. The theory is sound and the data supports the theory: during a viral pandemic a reduction in human contact should reduce the number of infections, and it does. The converse is also sound theoretically and proven to be true.
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  4582.  @serenitygoodwyn  they are not the same. Take Russia and Italy for example. Not the same at all.
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  4583.  @priyapepsi  I called him a bad person, and you think he's a bad person, so why do you persist with your hate and harassment? He virtue-signalled, as per the OP's claim. If Reddit is in favour of supporting people who make accurate statements then I stand with it.
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  4584. Why should an unwanted pregnancy lead to men paying 18 years of child support? They use their body to earn money, so they can choose what to do with that money.
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  4585.  @himawariyume7855  no, I just don't allow people to abuse me.
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  4586.  @yxtqwf  a bug report is issued when you want something fixed. It is a request for help.
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  4587.  @CupoChinoMusic  that "twist" is unnecessary and imposes work on people. It is abusive.
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  4588.  @StephenBell2  it's not the lack of conformity that is abusive, it is the deliberate imposition of work on other people. Just don't add unnecessary complexity and don't translate your comments to in-jokes, it really is not that hard.
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  4589.  @ITR  they wanted the project changed for their benefit. It would benefit others too, but they were asking for help and being abusive to the people that would be helping them.
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  4590. Speaking so publicly like this, he must not be afraid of the white supremacist racist system, or the gangs of white nationalists which are the country's greatest terror threat. It's like he's living in some alternate reality where none of that actually exists!
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  4591. This video reinforces harmful stereotypes. I'm literally shaking.
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  4592. It's almost false advertising to use the name Globemaster and not have a GMT hand, but the individual setting of the hour hand does compensate nicely. I'm warming to the watch, but it would have to be on a strap - that bracelet looks like a mismatch.
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  4593. BuzzFeed propagandists deserve the future they're fighting for.
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  4594.  @petertomspeter8879  he was not tried in Youtube or Twitter courts, and they played no part in any censorship of his actions against his victims. He emailed them and phoned them.
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  4595. The Federal Reserve board is unelected too, and they opposed it.
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  4596. They're only swing states because the plan has been underway for years; they used to be as solid red as California was. Even if national election outcomes have not yet been affected by it, the positions the candidates take has been.
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  4597. He called Trump supporters nazis and immediately complained about people who don't listen to the full context. Like he avoided the context of conservatism or something...
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  4598. He doesn't go by that name any more though, so they ought to let him off!
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  4599. Some have dared to claim that it's "ok to be...," and for that they were denounced by the media and politicians, and were investigated by police. Brendan likes to virtue signal rather than understand.
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  4600.  @sharksbreath7  we had a referendum on a more proportional system in 2011. I voted for it.
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  4601. This is how "food deserts" are created, and they are used as an example of systemic racism despite being a result of systemic privilege. When the crimes are being committed by the most powerful ethnic identity group, the police know they have to take a step back or get called names which can ruin their career.
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  4602. I hope you demand an apology, if for no other reason than we can then say the BBC "engages" with extremist conspiracy theorists.
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  4603. 17:40 don't shy away from reminding them that when they claim this country has always been diverse, they are clinging to a romanticised past.
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  4604. They didn't just remove the bit about its relevance in economics, they changed the example usage to remind people of the capitol protest.
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  4605. Disney is removing depictions of colonisers and negative depictions of natives, and then the MCGB leader 12:07 wants to consider the ways the pandemic in Britain affected everyone other than the British, and how she can challenge opponents of colonisation. The woke agenda is consistent only in its racism.
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  4606.  @theeccentrictripper3863  you're on course for minority status before we are, and your president openly celebrated it. At least our leaders still have to deny what they're doing. Voting won't work, and guns haven't either.
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  4607.  @PrimalInstinct0704  he stopped USAID giving $32k for a transgender comic book in Peru.
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  4608. Musk retweeted a statement from U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia which appears to be related to this. FBI is on it.
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  4609. I feel sorry for the people who bought the car without seeing the advert. They thought they were just buying a reliable small car, but they were actually buying a lifestyle, and that lifestyle is "punchable narcissist".
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  4610. What does that emoticon signify? Is Fedora a surprised optician?
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  4611. ​ @timg1246 the law states that you need a license to install TV receiving equipment. It's not about how you use it.
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  4612. You don't need to be scared, Paul.
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  4613. I thought it was odd that an app would be the most popular website.
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  4614. We don't need all those stats to tell us what's going on: supporters of what is being done to us appeal for us to be sympathetic towards migrants and their descendants on the grounds that they earn less than the average and are more likely to be unemployed. This means they pay less tax and claim more benefits.
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  4615. This is our greatest strength. I pity the weak countries which don't have this.
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  4616. If each nation had their own country our home-grown TV shows would represent the ethnicity of the population. Diversity caused this problem, and if they keep making a fuss about the problems caused by diversity then more people will choose nationalism as the way out. Can we focus our energy on something more productive for a change? Oh, and Nancy Cartwright voices Bart but she's a woman.
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  4617. Big Daddy Toyota Corola are you a camp transvestite like the guy in the advert?
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  4618. I hope nobody protests the MSNBC HQ to the ground, but if they did it would not be unruly.
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  4619. Joy claims "you're still trying to make decisions for all the kids" (14:58) Teachers are doing that when they put the books in schools, so why is there no focus on the "expertise" and authority of teachers to do this? If someone stood outside a school and showed this stuff to children they'd be locked up.
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  4620. Trump (or his allies) won most of the cases they took to court. Can I edit that woman's livestream to add context?
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  4621. We can't segregate train carriages if we can't even segregate boxing.
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  4622. It's easier, and more sensible, to wear one. If you don't want people to think you've complied with the government, tell them you looked at the data and started to wear one back when the official recommendation was that the don't do any good. To back up your claim, recommend them the youtube channel "Peak Prosperity," which has been covering coronavirus/covid facts for 6 months and was recommending masks months ago. I wear a mask. Not because the government forces me to, but because the pandemic does. Stop playing silly games with other people's lives.
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  4623.  @tedmuss  there are enough people who genuinely think it's a good idea not to do things which will help slow the spread of the pandemic, that it's impossible to know when someone's joking.
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  4624.  @highlandsprings5752  do you know what a Poe is? When there are so many idiots around, posing as an idiot for the purposes of comedy can confuse people. There are many other people here expressing their desire that the pandemic should continue rather than they should wear a mask, and not all of them are joking.
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  4625.  @patriciahopewell5291  why do you care? I like comedy and hate morons, so I watch the channel and call out people who are spreading lies to convince themselves they are right to be terrified of a piece of fabric. What do you think motivates people who encourage others to do something which will prolong the pandemic, and why is it me you focus on when all I did is point out their bullshit?
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  4626.  @dimitrisblane6368  yes, and they always have done.
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  4627.  @dimitrisblane6368  it's no laughing matter, it's just something that's always been the case.
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  4628. If it was a white guy she would have mentioned it in her first video. She wouldn't have been able to resist.
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  4629. This is a long term trend, there is nothing to fear.
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  4630. South Korea has a low death rate, but it also has a low recovery rate. It has 50 deaths and 118 recoveries, making death 30% of all outcomes, whereas Italy has a higher CFR but its 233 deaths and 589 recoveries mean 28% of outcomes are fatal.
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  4631. Tip: chew with molars; incisors are for biting
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  4632. Another event in March 2022 is a major Evergrande debt coming due - several billion rather than the tens of millions we've seen so far. They've recently been declared in default so the potential non-payment has probably been priced in, but the whole saga feels like a cartoon character running over a cliff and hanging in mid-air for a while before falling; the March payment might be consequential after all. A good channel for Evergrande info is "Joe Blogs". I was warning people about supply chain issues in January 2020 ;-)
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  4633.  @Durzo1259  it bans parts of the bible.
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  4634.  @ZeroMass  segregation and eugenics are different things. If they wanted segregation you would be able to point to the places reserved for us. If they wanted eugenics you would be able to show me laws which allow employers to hire based on merit alone and pay accordingly. They are not breeding out the weakest. They are doing the opposite, as other commenters have told you.
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  4635.  @ZeroMass  I'm not seeing it because is it not there. It is not in anything they are doing, and what they are doing will bring about the opposite of what you think they want. Which area has had a property bubble after white flight? It does not happen, because property values are linked to GDP, and whites produce the most GDP. Property values go up when whites move back, it's called gentrification. The opposite of what you think is happening is happening. Where do they plan for us to live after segregation? Why do they celebrate having fewer of the most productive people? They are neither segregating nor undertaking eugenics, they are doing the opposite of both.
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  4636.  @ZeroMass  if that's the plan, it's not working - they do want to live near us. You're wrong about everything, you are not interpreting what is happening. Segregation is not on the menu, it is not something the rulers want and is not something they are trying to bring about. It is not happening and will not happen. The opposite is happening, and you're ignoring it.
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  4637.  @ZeroMass  the guy who rammed the Waukesha Christmas parade lived in a city that was 89% white. He had clearly been conditioned by the messaging you know to be happening, as was evidenced by his statements on social media about his desire to affect the type of incident he carried out, on the people he targeted. He did not want to live separately from the people he was conditioned to hate, he wanted to end them. The people doing the conditioning know this will be the outcome, and they are right. You are wrong, and dangerously so.
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  4638. Kevlin Henney identified 3 bugs in leftpad and rewrote it in 5 lines. Check out "Clean Coders Hate What Happens to Your Code When You Use These Enterprise Programming Tricks" at 7'45. Why would anyone use NPM?
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  4639. They began in March last year, so if you're trying to push any silliness you missed by 9 months.
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  4640.  @jonnsonsam  they don't need to, if the goal is to end the pandemic. We knew from that start that a 100% effective vaccine was unlikely. In fact, having any vaccine at all was unlikely. Nothing to fear here, and nothing to think of as silly.
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  4641.  @jonnsonsam  the vaccines do prevent both infection and transmission. Once you accept that basic fact, it should be obvious how they contribute to herd immunity. How can anyone be unaware at this stage of the vaccines' effectiveness against infection? We're nearly a year on from those studies being published. Effectiveness against transmission is obvious from the fact they prevent infection, but I am not aware of any published studies on direct transmission reduction yet. There are at least 2 that have demonstrated it and not yet reached peer review.
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  4642.  @jonnsonsam  you need to follow the science, or you'll just look stupid. One paper you could read is "The impact of SARS-CoV-2 vaccination on Alpha and Delta variant transmission" on medrxiv. If you ever looked at charts of infections and deaths you would know the vaccines are effective, and the relationship changed after vaccine rollouts began. There is no excuse for your level of ignorance, it can only be deliberate at this stage. Why would Fauci say something so obviously not true, and which goes against his supposed agenda? And why would you think he said it, considering it makes no sense at all that he would say it? You betray your deceitfulness and ignorance with your comments.
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  4643. I wonder what those advocates for violence against colonizers would say if the same advocacy were done in Europe. We never voted to become minorities, we never asked for it nor gave permission.
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  4644. I ignored the people telling me it was a scam and I'm up 200x. They didn't even know the difference between an exchange and a currency 😄
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  4645. ...and your dictionary.
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  4646. You intimated that so-called Alternative Facts are bad. These facts are simply those which debunk Regime narratives, and as such are neither good nor bad, just facts. Pro-regime activists will obviously not like them and will seek to smear them, even going so far as to give them a name which can smear every counter-narrative fact as "alternative" before it is even discovered!
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  4647. Representation is a bad thing for us, but Moana and African Ariel were made so others could be represented. Everything they do is based on the idea we have no right to anything we created, or even to our existence.
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  4648. It's not a cold. You're repeating the propaganda of 17 months ago.
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  4649. Theirs is not the only metaverse, and what you are allowed to integrate into it is not up to you.
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  4650. Their plan is simple 1. Emasculate young western men 2. Provoke Russia into WWIII 3. ? 4. Divide Russia into 7 republics and allocate their natural resources to your friends
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  4651.  @keit99 they've had an alternative for ages - the widgets in the notifications menu.
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  4652. Why is the Jan 6 committee investigating Trump? Trump was impeached for asking for an investigation of a potential presidential candidate who had boasted about being corrupt, so as a potential candidate himself, Trump is above the law.
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  4653.  @Novice2Nature  do you know the answer? You should look it up and adopt a realistic worldview.
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  4654. ​ @Novice2Nature one of your more hateful comments got censored, so you might not be allowed to respond to this, but I wanted you to know that the news today reports there were 308 arrests during the carnival, police were urinated on, and the police union chief says the level of violence is unsustainable. When your worldview is based on hate rather than facts you cannot foresee such things. This is not like a normal weekend in an uncolonized community. This is not the way we behave.
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  4655.  @Novice2Nature  it got removed. You can't be hateful here, their algorithm removes it. You should base your worldview on facts, not hate and bias, and don't post hate online. Do you understand yet that the people you don't hate are as I described them? The people you do hate are not as you describe us. I look at the world as it is, and I see that a particular government policy is creating a population that is more violent and less productive, so I oppose that policy. You support it because you hate the people who are negatively affected by it. And when you try to justify your hate, you get deleted.
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  4656. Why are you still scared of booster shots?
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  4657.  @normalhuman9260  he's been scared by boosters for more than a year. He never understood what was happening and was scared of all the things we had to do. He is still scared of boosters in the same way he always had been, it has nothing to do with "damage," just ignorance. He bought the propaganda about them not being effective, and was terrified by the fact everyone was acting on the reality that they were reducing the death rate.
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  4658.  @normalhuman9260  the death rate in older people fell, and then the death rate in younger people fell, because older people got the vaccines first. You were lied to, so that you would be terrified of the government's actions. You don't need to be scared, you never did. The efficacy was never 100%, not in any of the trials.
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  4659. I bet if a load of Brits went to re-conquer Luton it would be front-page news for weeks.
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  4660. The 50% figure is misleading because the doubling rate of the virus in a population is similar to the time it takes for symptoms to show. One example I've seen cited as a source for the 50% claim is a late-March study in Iceland, where the founder of the company which performed the tests was quoted as saying "What it means in my mind, is that because we are screening the general population, we are catching people early in the infection before they start showing symptoms." If the number of infected people doubles every 5 days and the average time for symptoms to show is also 5 days then half the people who are infected will not show any symptoms yet. But that doesn't mean they never will. People have cited that study to claim there is a huge infected population which doesn't know they're infected; that we're close to herd immunity and the coronavirus is "just the flu". But in fact the number of asymptomatic cases there was nothing special at all and only 1% of tests proved positive.
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  4661. The virus was airborne within water droplets from people's breath, the WHO took a long time to accept this, and masks did work. It is mandates which didn't work, because too many people bought into the propaganda and ignored the mandate. Where mask usage was high, like in Taiwan, infections were very low until the highly infectious Omicron strain.
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  4662. Nikki Haley does not use her real name, which is Nimarata.
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  4663. People have cited that Israeli study to encourage people to use "natural immunity" as a strategy to avoid infection.
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  4664. I want a moderately advanced explosive plushie.
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  4665. People who don't think about the Roman Empire should not be allowed to vote. We are ruled by people who think about shoes rather than civilisations.
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  4666. The conversation about benefits of limited alcohol consumption reminded me of a Mitchell and Webb sketch. Search "inebriati".
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  4667. The legacy media is trying to tarnish the image of spoon users. Styx, please speak up for those of us who use their spoons only for clanking, not for violence! https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7160549/Man-attacked-SPOON-robbed-terrifying-home-invasion-three-men-Merrylands-Sydney.html
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  4668. savioursmesmerized Athens and China got there first.
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  4669. The FBI celebrating the nomination of a liberal judge reminds me of election counters celebrating the removal of republican observers.
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  4670.  @PANDA-vm3tt  "muh economy" is what brings food and medicine to your local shops. Do you want that to stop for some reason?
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  4671.  @PANDA-vm3tt  that's not the economy, it's a measurement. How can you say Foxconn is detached from reality when they are retooling to make masks cheaply for people who need masks? They are responding to reality, and presumably making a profit doing so, which is why their value is increasing. If they were ignoring reality and making things people didn't want or couldn't afford then their value would go down. If they ignored reality people would not have masks. Another reason for stock gains is that the Chinese government is buying stock to prop up the market to make it look like everything's fine. The US has an office which does the same sometimes, colloquially called the "Plunge Protection Team". That is government intervention, and that is the "meaningless on the ground, completely detached from reality" activity you should be criticising.
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  4672. Great Britain is the largest island in the British Isles. That's what is great about it, and how it got its name. It is not a claim to greatness for the country.
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  4673. The Police State doesn't like people to make fun of Nazis!
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  4674. The people pay the pensions of honest politicians and create the wealth which dishonest ones steal. They also constitute the armies which warmongering politicians send to enemy countries. Politicians do not want a stupid populace, they were just too incompetent to maintain an intelligent and knowledgeable one.
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  4675. When they selected people for their "Trust and Safety" thing they picked only leftists, and they ignored criticism. They intended from the start to enforce a left-wing morality on their users, not to maintain a space for all people to speak freely.
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  4676. 5:09 "A collection of...young people, I guess" You're right! I hadn't notice before, but on second viewing they were all...young. So was the guy who stabbed the 87-year old on the mobility scooter.
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  4677. You ban people you object to, and people who object to people you object to.
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  4678. Trans men never win anything. Why is sport biased against trans men?
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  4679. I don't know how people can support BLM when every video of supposedly wrongful police action shows a black suspect behaving like this or worse.
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  4680.  @sari9645  the system is anti-racist. It neither teaches not condones racism, and it is white people who are more likely to be shot when in a confrontation with police.
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  4681. They've been promoting this one on the football scores pages, so that 30k audience is not a result of it being put out quietly in a late-evening slot.
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  4682. Use adblock
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  4683. If it was about telling people to read the manual there would be no referenced to identities. It is intended to introduce politics where they don't belong, and remove people who disagree with far-left viewpoints. They've already begun, by harassing someone who doesn't accept their rape myths.
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  4684. Let her drive wherever she wants! How can you support free speech but not free driving?
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  4685. Black history is not British history. You have to separate them because they are different.
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  4686. I've got 99 problems but the quiche ain't one.
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  4687. But what you were told to do did work. It was not made up, and there was science behind it. If you think no scientist had proven that staying away from people would reduce the rate of.transmission, you probably believe conspiracy theories are always proven right.
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  4688.  @dencentbeatz794  the alternative is worse and lasts forever, which is longer.
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  4689.  @sortrec7718  this is not capitalism, it's late-stage welfare socialism. When the system can't sustain itself any longer then we will revert back to free markets and everything will get better again.
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  4690.  @dencentbeatz794  that's what European countries thought they would do, and it became an existential crisis.
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  4691.  @kinalbrien6357  but eating apples didn't give you a virus, whereas every country experimenting with the bad idea discussed here has seen bed results from it.
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  4692.  @Voyant  the data is in, they cost us money rather the providing economic benefits. The causation should be obvious to everyone just by looking at the places they come from, even more so when we accept their champions' claims that they earn less than us and are more likely to be unemployed or in jail.
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  4693. Nothing wrong with being a Maxi, NFTs are just Colored Coins.
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  4694.  @squatch545  from where the EU led us to, that wouldn't be a descent, it's a way out of a crisis.
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  4695. It's not wireless though - the flyer shows a cable going to the car's charge port. Someone will have to unplug that and walk with the robot as it returns to its own charging point.
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  4696.  @RFG001  it will fail because of the timescales involved in getting the necessary resources at current extraction rates. Even if it was feasible, not every idea connected to it would solve actual problems conveniently and efficiently. This is one that doesn't.
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  4697. Was it about the subject of an alleged super-injunction?
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  4698. There is no "clot shot". You do not need to be scared. Did you know covid causes blood clots? Did you fall for the propaganda and fearmongering? Did you comply when they told you to keep open their "window of opportunity"?
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  4699. I'm SHOCKED that those people have no preference in this war between two different ethnic groups unrelated to themselves, and no sense of duty to the place they live. Somehow, Ukraine's magic soil has no effect on them.
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  4700. I hope you realise the "racial issues" were concocted by the media and activists, not the police. There is nothing racist about calling the police when someone is snooping around someone's house. He was not watering plants when the cops were called.
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  4701. She can't spell Pamela.
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  4702. Chad Smirk > Soy boy shit-eating grin
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  4703. It wasn't minor, she replaced her face with a magazine cover photo from 2016.
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  4704. They're mostly young men anyway, so it won't make much difference.
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  4705.  @stephencope7178  a lot of Latvians went to Boston in Lincolnshire. It was named the murder capital of the UK in 2016.
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  4706.  @matthew8153  it doesn't recognise the "Korean Police Action" though, because it's not real.
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  4707. The Massie issue is not his voting record, it's that he revealed something about foreign influence. That influence has vowed to spend whatever it takes to oust him.
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  4708.  @AlMondO93  it's a pro-Israek march.
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  4709. Agree with me or I'll respect you in the face!
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  4710. His is the wallet with Bad Mother_ucker written on it.
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  4711. ​ @johndoe1274 intolerant people have taken over and you're appeasing them. If you want to make analogies to times past, you have to know who the bad guys are.
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  4712. The EU cut off gas from Russia. It's not a failure of renewables, it's basically sabotage.
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  4713. ​ @kdcadet will you create a single colour or a set of colours which look ok in all the different scenarios shown in the examples at about 7.45? I'm not sure I understand the problem, or if Brodie and the people on that thread do.
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  4714.  @Poldovico  if it permits any input then it permits garbage input which will break things. The notification priority doesn't accept values such as 2.6 or "imperative" and nobody loses their hair over it.
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  4715.  @Poldovico  red is not just red though. If you don't believe me, look at what yellow are in the edge-case examples shown in this video. It is up to the toolkit to make sure what is specified by the user or the desktop can be displayed without breaking things. The notification system has the same responsibly, and it enables its functionality by restricting what it will accept. If it didn't restrict inputs it would have to restrict itself to not allow notifications, which is more restrictive. The Gnome way appears to be "you want yellow so I'll give you egg yolk, daffodil and duckling depending on the context." The alternative everyone is clamouring for is "you want fdf69e so you'll get it even if it's invisible".
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  4716.  @Poldovico  gnome doesn't only make a desktop, and people use non-gnome apps on gnome. They have to work together, and primarily they have to work.That means only using colour schemes which work.
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  4717. There was no "poison spear," there were a series of vaccines after the rollout of which the death rate from covid fell. You do not need to be scared, you never did. If you think the pandemic was being used to reduce populations, consider that you were told not to take the cure, and the cure prevented deaths. Are you non-clever enough to choose the disease instead of the cure? I bet you were. I bet you were too scared to look at the data, and you're still terrified to this day, completely unaware of what was happening for 3 years!
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  4718.  @hexxan007  if you had followed the data instead of the fearmongers it would be obvious. We have been told for 3 years not to do anything in response to the pandemic, that the things we should be doing will harm us, and that the deaths were caused by a conspiracy of doctors rather than what the virus did to people's lungs. I have always followed the data instead of the lies, many others chose the lies and have lived in fear for the last 3 years. I tell people to live in the real world and not to fear.
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  4719. It's not a police state. Don't let the pro-pandemic propagandists scare you.
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  4720.  @marks-0-0  yes, actually. Their currently population mortality rate from covid is 2.6 times worse than Denmark's, 6.3 times worse than Norway's and 5.3 times worse than Finland's. And their economy didn't do well either. Some of us have been trying to explain for 2 years that ignoring this will not make it go away, but the pro-pandemic propaganda is just too strong!
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  4721. Everything should be hosted on stack overflow.
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  4722. Marrying cousins from back home has the same effect as a doubling of the birth rate.
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  4723.  @VastiWhite Ben is a nationalist, Candace is a realist.
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  4724. MTV makes me wanna get my chicks for free.
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  4725. The Empire of Lies has been subsumed by its own propaganda.
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  4726. No, they should try to expand their civilisation into foreign territories. Our duty is to stop them, but we've been told that's immoral.
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  4727. There are better ways to be body positive than to be offended by someone pointing out your bodily extent. Surely a more appropriate response would be to thank them!
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  4728. The problem is in the distribution of V2 extensions. They'll be purged from the Chrome store when Chrome stops supporting them.
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  4729. Nobody questions the assertion that football is superior to handball. If you want to know who controls you...
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  4730.  @derrys3085  you did not win any freedom. "Honk for freedom" was misunderstood the same way "2 weeks to flatten the curve" was - you need to actually DO something that would win you freedom or flatten the curve. I bet there's a huge overlap between people who thought honking would set them free and people who thought a government diktat which they told everyone to ignore would still work. You did nothing for freedom, and you resisted a flattened curve.
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  4731. If she hadn't been a total failure they'd admit her role in it.
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  4732.  @paulsimmonds2030  Rudd was about forfeiture of "items such as records and cassettes seized at pirate radio stations" and pre-dates the Communications Act 2003 by 18 years. Its consideration of the word "used" may not be of any use given that the current law states "A television receiver must not be installed or used unless the installation and use of the receiver is authorised by a licence under this Part." Has it been successful since 2003?
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  4733.  @paulsimmonds2030  they have an incentive to maximise the proportion of warrants that result in a conviction. They do not have an incentive to maximise the number of warrants.
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  4734.  @paulsimmonds2030  the law states "A television receiver must not be installed or used..." You're only "stuffed" if you have a TV receiver installed, because if it's not installed it can't be used. Uninstall it! That means disconnecting it from anything that provides a TV service, and de-tuning the receiver if you don't want to cut the aerial cable. When you buy a TV the licensing company will be notified, and they will contact you to ask if you need a license. If the mere ownership of a TV constituted installation, they would not need to ask. So you can have a TV and not be "stuffed" as long as it's not installed.
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  4735. @Sci_ent_ifiC Sui_neG you need a license to have a TV receiver installed. Do you think they can determine whether it's installed if you're not watching it when they come round? If you don't believe me, read the law for yourself.
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  4736.  @garry843  they get a warrant based on suspicion, not proof. The warrant is issued so they can get proof.
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  4737. The nominees for Best Performance in a Protected Identity are...
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  4738. Nobody should ever call the police when a black man is snooping around their neighbor's house, even if he's not looking for a hosepipe.
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  4739.  @blue12night2  they certainly do. And people break into houses. The job of the police is to work out which is which, and one of the signifiers of ill-intent is a person who is uncooperative and belligerent. If the police ask you what you're doing, and you don't want them to think you're up to no good, be nice to them. There have been no videos of supposed racism where the suspect was cooperative. There have been videos of cooperative black men not being shot, but they never get much attention outside conservative social media echo chambers. If it does not support the left's race-baiting narrative, it gets silenced.
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  4740. If Catpain Marvel can restart a star by flying through it, why did she need more than one punch to deal with the old woman on the train?
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  4741. I'm developing a photo-manipulation app which automatically makes women's friends look fat.
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  4742. My husband, his boyfriend and I were so proud of our tweenage trans son becoming a drag queen, but then she watched a Soph video and became a not-c.
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  4743. The agenda is "why can't we all just get along" and "make open source about source". What's been re-framed? Having an emphasis on excluding people is bad.
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  4744. If they keep losing 4-5 there's no point in Ginsberg staying on.
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  4745. @jaybee9269  it's not a value, it's just paperwork. The people we were born to matters more all across the world, even as our values change.
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  4746. Only the "racists" have desire to stop this.
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  4747. They are trying to unite us, not divide us. To conquer milk, would you mix it with oil or divide it from the oil? If milk embraced the oil to prevent a supposed "divide and conquer" strategy, it would lose.
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  4748. Sack this off and review Sonic!
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  4749.  @odoggow8157  they have a "contact us" section on their website. The email address for stories is "newstips" at etc.
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  4750. If people insist on calling it police brutality when a criminal resists arrest, this is a genuine concern for the cops.
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  4751. They Rolexed a 222 and gave it an awful name.
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  4752. Tim Cook's innovation is to ban people he disagrees with.
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  4753. Make every country a state, Trump becomes God-Emperor of the planet.
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  4754. No, he got vaccinated.
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  4755.  @tpower1912  it IS nationalism. The British citizens practicing it are advancing their nation, which is a word with roots in the Latin word for birth.
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  4756. Headlines read by millions blame you, YouTube videos viewed by thousands show the truth.
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  4757. If you need all that, it's because you're not very intelligent. You also have terrible logic! Did your parents ever tell you to eat vegetables? The more you refuse, the more they insist, and the more certain we can be that vegetables must be bad for you. Your refusal proves you should refuse, and there is nothing that can refute this.
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  4758.  @peacefuljourney4994  I hope they taught you logic, and how to recognise propaganda. The OP is a propagandist, FYI.
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  4759.  @peacefuljourney4994  science didn't have all the answers on day one, but nor did the propagandists. Remember when they wanted you to think it was just the flu, and do nothing to stop the pandemic? Now they want you not to take a vaccine, to prolong the pandemic. They can always point to errors made by the honest side, and tell you they are your friend. But ultimately we have to do what the virus demands of us, and if someone tells us to do those things then we have to comply with the virus even when the propagandists tell us to "resist" "tyranny". We cannot give in to propaganda. Pandemics happen to populations, not individuals. If someone is encouraging you to put your own interests first during a pandemic, it is because they oppose your interests. You are bound to the whole, you can't be separate from it, and you need to put the false comforting promises of the propagandists aside. You need to reject their corruption, crime, lies and propaganda. You need to understand the virus and respond to it. And you can't be soft about "belittling" a literal propagandist. He is not doing it for you, he is doing it to you. Remember that.
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  4760. Trevor Noah spreading racial hatred? Imagine my shock!
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  4761.  @pamelaclarke5062  that makes the disease worse, it will not result in undetected cases. And it's not happening.
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  4762.  @dojocho1894  there's about 75k regular personnel in the British army, and another 34k reservists and others. 70k ground troops might be optimistic.
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  4763. If they are merely defending themselves in what you correctly identify as a demogph wrr then they cannot be rcits. The rcsts are at 39:32, making it clear they know they did not go to the US to join a sports team. The heart of the conflict is not in the workplace - if that is all it is then they'd be as successful as their home economy - it is in the political arena, and they are the beneficiaries there of other people's victory. They are not actually winning.
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  4764. They're Eastern Russians, not North Koreans.
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  4765. Around parties, never relax.
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  4766. What is the problem with that trailer? Those things happened, the only psyop was that it was only a psyop. You guys fell for it. I've explained in many different ways why it was done, and why it was done to who it was done to. Every attempted explanation failed community guidelines. You know things are withheld from you, but you have no idea what is withheld or why. 2 different stories were told at the same time, one true and one false, to 2 different groups. If you got the false one, you will never be allowed to be told why and how. But you might be able to discover for yourself, if you follow the training your story gave you, because the reason you got trained to do what you will do will become clear.
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  4767.  @mobi1etone  they don't know that the things in the trailer happened. How and why were they made to be so wrong? Did you run the numbers on what would happen if a lot of people followed their orders to avoid doing anything? There were 2 stories, and 2 sets of orders. I ran the numbers, and when I tell people what they mean I get deboosted.
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  4768.  @RayPoreon  I was being cryptic because I'm over the target. You've not been grunted at, you've been given the key to something I have been prevented from telling.
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  4769.  @mobi1etone  people didn't need hospice care, that's understandable. They were succumbing instead, as the data you were told to ignore showed. There was no "weird stuff" if you understood what was going on. A pathogen with a 2-week incubation period! What would happen if everyone stopped getting infected for 2 weeks? That's obvious, so why was everyone who watches this video told to "ignore the nonsense," as you put it? If you hadn't been told that, it would not have been 3 years. So who wanted it to be 3 years instead of 2 weeks? That is what I have been prevented form telling people.
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  4770. In her defence, I'd like to point out that she was fully clothed and didn't play the Brace Lard. It could have been so much worse.
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  4771. Tim From The Office's Big CGI Adventure
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  4772. Show me on the doll where the economic forum touched you.
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  4773. On Android: share to VLC, then select "play as audio"
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  4774. 20:26 is a lesson the west needs to re-learn fast!
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  4775. You never use them, despite the politicisation of the judicial system and corruption of pretty much every institution.
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  4776.  @RedWaveGraphics  Douglass Mackey does not have free speech, whereas others have the right to burn cities - they even have the right to sue the police for policing them. The imbalance of power is immense, and their power is being used against you. When you call critics Feds, you do not stop the Feds.
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  4777. We used to use RSS for this type of thing. Some of us still do! Every creator needs their own website, and to host an RSS feed of all their content. If you don't own the platform you don't get a say in how you get published.
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  4778.  @whatevergoesforme5129  nobody is living in fear of this. What has happened since the beginning is that ignorant, complacent people have misunderstood the actions of well-informed, concerned people. Are you living in fear of "tyranny"? A lot of people fell for that one.
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  4779. He would exclude 99.9% of the population in the name of inclusion.
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  4780. Is the thumbnail a self-portrait?
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  4781. Plane location data might be public, but so is every residential address. Linking a person to the public data is where the offense is.
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  4782. When did he admit that? It doesn't sound likely, considering his microsoft wealth is far more than his current wealth (he gave a lot of it away), that his health initiatives are not designed to make him money, and he does not own the vaccine producers.
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  4783. @Simon John of course he knows the vaccines work. If you've not worked it out yet, stop commenting,
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  4784. @Simon John he is not worth $400 billion. You do not need to be scared.
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  4785. Which vaccine is "the vaccine"? Do you even know?
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  4786. How many of the women should we expect to have been showing symptoms? During the study period the number of known infections in NYC rose from 15.8k on March 22 to 113.8k on April 4, so a lot of the people in the study would have been in the acknowledged pre-symptomatic stage or in the period when symptoms are unlikely to have occurred. This information is ignored when people cite studies showing high asymptomatic rates. Most notable is the Iceland study which found a rate of 50%, which is pretty much what we would have expected. Using "between 2 and 14 days with an average of 5" to describe the onset of symptoms, I created an schedule of symptom onsets which when applied to the data gives an expected asymptomatic ratio of about 50%. So seeing a recorded rate of 12% is great, but it means we can only adjust the fatality rate down by a factor of 4, and we still have to be cautious of that when the study participants are from the least affected sex and in the least affected age groups.
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  4787. I found the text of the "poem" on a news site. She did mean "hollowed," it wasn't a mispronunciation, and I am stunned.
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  4788. I'm not sure the term applies to Khan, because he's an outsider. The wikipedia article about the term contains the following, which suggests he would need to be part of the nation and a rival to the state, neither of which is the case: According to Harris Mylonas and Scott Radnitz, "fifth columns" are “domestic actors who work to undermine the national interest, in cooperation with external rivals of the state."
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  4789.  @VicFlange  he doesn't need an economic forum to tell him what to do. He works for his own nation, not for them. People need to stop being terrified of fora.
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  4790. Did she learn this therapeutic garbage in school? We don't all get along, and those who expect us to and try to force us to are creating conditions for the sort of mass violence those who express this type of language have not been prepared to handle. It's just an argument, get over it.
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  4791.  @paulisfat8077  are you trying to use wizard words to change the reality of how research is conducted? Unless you want to claim they only ever work on virions that are brought in from outside, you have to accept that they do create them. If it's that the words I use do not suit you, tell me which ones do.
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  4792. I have been prevented from explaining - algorithmically deboosted. You'll have to find out elsewhere.
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  4793. Tell us the number.
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  4794. They hang around outside the schools British people refuse to hang around outside. This is an essential service.
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  4795.  @radman8321  I know he did, but I looked at the signposts on Streetview. You can do the same.
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  4796. Who are the English and German community leaders? Who in Congress represents them? There was an attempt to get an Anglo-Saxon caucus a few years ago, and it got shut down immediately. Numbers don't matter, power does.
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  4797. It was a rabbit. It was much bigger than a rabbit, with small ears and normal legs. But it was definitely a rabbit, according to science.
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  4798. It makes more sense to mandate anti-pandemic behaviours than anti-self-harm behaviours like wearing a seatbelt. I don't know why there's such a panic.
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  4799. The UK didn't lock down for the exceptional 2017/18 flu season where the vaccine proved ineffective and resulted in 50k excess deaths. But the mortality rate from covid is about 1%, it would be higher if hospital capacity was exceeded, and herd immunity won't be reached until about 70% are infected. That works out to upwards of 475k deaths from covid if nothing is done top stop them. The UK is locking down for 475k deaths, and did not lock down for a flu season in which the number of deaths was expected to be substantially less than 50k. James thinks this is odd. He should look in the mirror before accusing other people of being stupid!
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  4800. He sold $10 billion of stock in the last few weeks.
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  4801.  @jonny-b4954  WSJ 1 week ago says he topped $10 billion in sales. The first sale was $5 billion (10 November) and there was another billion within a week.
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  4802. Why are you spreading misinformation about the 2020 election? Search this headline: Election Watchdog Finds 137,500 Ballots Unlawfully Trafficked In Wisconsin
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  4803. Pedestrians have better visual awareness than drivers, cause less disruption when not moving, have better manoeuvrability, and are a lot more squishy than cars. These regulations make no use of those advantages and ignore the implication of the disadvantage. It makes no sense to have us walk into the road in the expectation we will be safe, we will always check first. It does make sense to offload some of the driver's responsibility for safety onto the pedestrian, and to get cars out of the way of other traffic as quickly as possible.
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  4804. What mitigation against ad blockers does Brave have, other than it doesn't need external ones?
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  4805. We don't need spiking drinks to be a separate offence. It very rarely happens, with reporters of it mostly just being drunk, and the woman who pushed for the change has a history of animosity towards the people perceived as being most likely to be on the receiving end of whatever additional sentence there is in the new legislation. I suspect the disparate outcome of such legislation was a motivation for it being promoted.
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  4806. Keep an eye on the situations in 3rd world countries where lockdowns are failing if you want to get an idea of what would have happened if we ignored this and went about our normal business. It's not the flu, it's more contagious and more deadly, and everyone would have lost their jobs anyway, because the economy can't cope with so many people getting sick at the same time.
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  4807.  @zackosborn1731  the 1st world has terrible nutrition too, and not enough capacity to cope with the numbers of cases they already experienced. This is not the flu. You're living in the propaganda phase created by the corporate media back in January. Look at the numbers and snap out of your complacency! It is more deadly and more contagious than the flu. There is essentially zero cost to shutting down the economy to stop this virus, because the virus would infect so many people that the economy would shut down anyway. The flu does not do that, so the response to the flu is different. They are not shutting everything down to save 100k lives, they are shutting everything down to try to limit deaths to 100k. It's an entirely different level to the flu. It is not the flu.
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  4808.  @zackosborn1731  the estimates were "scaled back" when action was taken to reduce the impact of the virus. The fact that fewer people are dying now does not mean they would not have died if we did nothing to stop them dying. Why do you need a citation for the fact an economy cannot function when huge numbers of people are ill? You can find the infection rate, you can find the hospitalisation rate, you can find the time it takes to recover, you know that infections will be concentrated in individual business locations, you know what effect that will have on supply chains. You can do the math yourself, and I doubt you'd accept a prediction anyway, regardless of how sound the methodology and data are. 99% of Italians did not have a fatal pre-existing condition. They had things like diabetes and hypertension, which millions of people around the world have, and which increase the likelihood that the coronavirus will kill them. It is not the condition they've been living with for years that suddenly killed so many people in a short space of time that the hospitals and morgues ran out of capacity. What killed those people was the virus. It is real. There is a pandemic. It is not the flu. You've had months now to figure this out.
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  4809.  @bonniejohnson1518  the difference in flu deaths is probably because of the lockdown this year making it more difficult for the viruses to spread. It's not that there was anything special about last year which meant people should have taken special precautions.
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  4810. White people created countries full of opportunity for the rest of the world. The only problem with those countries is that the white people are still there. But don't worry, Social Justice is working to change that!
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  4811. Kush was in Sudan/Egypt.
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  4812.  @Newlinjim  everything I buy is with debt, and every debt I have gets paid off. Whereas I can survive without the level of economic activity I would normally partake in, I would be happier had I spent more money, and the people providing goods and services to me would have been more able to pay their own debts. Simply not spending money is not the way out of systemic indebtedness.
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  4813. The Macron thing was reporting on a year's-long investigation by French journalists which found she didn't exist before the age of 30. Instead of disproving it she had state agents harass them and sued for invasion of privacy.
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  4814. Did it though? Without the Baby part?
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  4815. It's a commie in a MAGA hat.
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  4816. Life is abnormal at the moment. There is nothing wrong in being reminded of what is real.
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  4817. I doubt they'd support the same type of thing for the native peoples of Europe.
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  4818. Unfortunately Jaws isn't free on Amazon video at the moment. But Sharknado is! That's my evening sorted.
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  4819. I was going to apply to be a VS catwalk model. I calculated that I had to eat 600 pizzas by next January to qualify, and now my dreams are shattered.
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  4820. Badminton players should earn the same as tennis players. Badminton is just a feminine version of tennis anyway.
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  4821. The problem Snaps are wrappers of websites. I found a post by someone from 2022 complaining about manual review rejecting their Snap, so reviews must have been in place for some time, but they didn't do it for trusted developers and wrapped web apps.
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  4822. I like that it has a large crown. A crown at the usual scale on a 36mm is too small for my fingers.
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  4823.  @ArniesTech  files are storage, the things on your desk are the equivalent of apps. For example, if you have a letter open on your desk, that's like having a PDF viewer on your computer. The file on your computer does not need to be moved to the desktop for it to be opened - it can be stored in a suitable location and remain there. If you put anything on your desktop it should be a shortcut to the document, which would open the app when clicked. But a better way to manage shortcuts is to use stars and bookmarks in your file manager, so the desktop would remain empty.
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  4824. What they want is no mystery: general animosity towards white people. If they cared about black lives they would protest the daily violence in cities. If they cared about police brutality we would know the name of Tony Timpa, and we would know the statistics of how many of each race are killed. If they wanted an honest and open conversation they would not shout "racist" at anyone who points out the inconsistencies in their activism. They don't want a discussion, and they only care about deaths and brutality when the situation enables them to craft a narrative which casts white people as the villain.
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  4825.  @jamestcatcato7132  "Settlers" implies there was no society to migrate into, which there was not.
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  4826. When you call it a plandemic you tell everyone you bought into the fearmongering and conspiracy theories. Not a good look.
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  4827. Just build 360,000 houses for all the newcomers. There's enough land if we close all the farms.
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  4828. "Compiler line limit is 16777215" Any competent programmer would just use longer lines at this point.
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  4829. TimTheCrusader a government that can't create citizens out of foreigners is more libertarian than one that cannot. A government that is limited to creating citizens out of foreigners who have a similar cultural background and are able to integrate with the majority is somewhere in between.
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  4830. You can share it for no extra charge if you install a VPN server on an old.PC in the house where the account is.
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  4831. If black people can start watching it now, does that mean white people should be expected not to watch? That was the implication of the tweet, and the BBC had no objection to it.
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  4832. Simply paying off debt would improve the debt/GDP ratio. What they chose to do is the equivalent of appropriating a chunk of everyone's productivity and throwing the things they make into a huge pit.
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  4833. If foreign buyers are a major factor in the UK housing market then the relative strength in Sterling will be a negative factor for prices. It's at its strongest for more than a year, reaching $1.27 after being near £1.03 in October.
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  4834. I've got the pre-censorship box sets of Mighty Boosh and Fawlty Towers. Unfortunately I don't have the full Terry and June.
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  4835.  @154_madison  let them kill babies, and then ban them individually?
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  4836.  @China_Secret_Police  Nationality and ethnicity are basically the same thing. Citizenship us different.
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  4837. ​ @davemorris6747 you're not insured if you make false declarations.
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  4838. 8:41 Jay from The Inbetweeners. In a green wig. It must be hard to reach your peak so early in your career, but this would be a low point for anyone.
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  4839. If they wanted to depopulate they would have let the virus run its course.
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  4840.  @northwestpicker3551  faster mobile data is not a virus. The real virus is real, but agents of the New World Order have been paid to make us think there is a conspiracy around 5G and that the real virus is a psy-op. How much are you paid, agent?
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  4841.  @GAZ_X  the tests do detect viruses. You fell for the propaganda.
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  4842.  @sirrathersplendid4825  it was ending before the Ukraine conflict began.
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  4843.  @sarahsarah2534  it's true, no lies here from me. There's a reason people were calling Omicron a natural vaccine.
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  4844.  @MarkJones-ji8fd  why would a virus satisfy a postulate created for bacteria? Have you bothered to look at how the number of deaths is correlated with spikes in the infection rate? You should do that. The tests detect the virus, they can even determine whether it is the omicron variant by the lack of an s-gene. And the virus caused the disease, as would be obvious if you paid attention to reality instead of the propaganda. "Asymptomatic Infection and Transmission of Pertussis in Households: A Systematic Review". Published in 2019, proving that you fell for the propaganda. This took me 5 seconds to find, and you failed to do the same. It's been 2 years and you still haven't worked it out yet.
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  4845.  @edweard  the establishment doesn't agree with her. They made it a special crime to support the people who oppose their friends over there.
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  4846. Ahmad Arbury was not jogging, but Laken Riley was. He was snooping around an empty property and died while trying to take a weapon from local residents who had called the police on him and were watching him until the cops arrived. People jogged out of respect for him, but did not do that for her. AA's death was used to weaken self defense laws in Georgia; LR's was used to strengthen citizens' rights. 156 Democrats voted against the bill.
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  4847. They are a racist hate group. Have they ever found a blameless victim to mourn? No. Have they ever protested the killing of a non-black person? No. Do they care about the black people killed in gun violence every day? No. All they want to do is spread animosity towards white people. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPAeYpl3Vhc
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  4848. He has the entire establishment on his side, which has spent the last few days demonising the people he just declared wwaarr on. If you think this is a mis-step on his part you've not been paying attention.
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  4849. You did not need to believe the fearmongers, you do not need to be scared. The fearmongers are still active, more than a year after the pandemic ended. They are in these comments. Ignore them, refuse to be scared.
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  4850.  @1aatlas  there was a pandemic, and people died because of it. You do not need to be scared, just ignore the fearmongers.
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  4851.  @BonsuBigWhale  nobody will go to trial, because no prosecutor will pretend what you have been told to be terrified of actually happened. It did not happen.
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  4852.  @1aatlas  you don't need to use scare quotes, you never needed to be scared of it. Ignore the liars, and look at the data - the effects of the pandemic are clear to see. When you understand what has happened you will learn to ignore the fearmongers, and you will be able to live bravely. Do not submit to them, they want you to live as you do now, in fear and ignorance. Do not let yourself be programmed, look at the data and see for yourself. Be your own person, refuse to submit to fear.
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  4853.  @BonsuBigWhale  the pandemic was not planned and the ventilator deaths came in the first few weeks, well before any successes in India, and before doctors in the west had a good idea of how to treat patients. Follow the data, stop making things up to try to prove the agenda of the fearmongers. What they told you to fear never happened.
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  4854.  @BonsuBigWhale  if you haven't yet worked it out, look at the data. It is all there, you don't need to wallow in ignorance. You could also watch some of John's videos from 2020; he put out a lot of great information at the time others were pushing lies designed to extend the pandemic. For example, did you know that wearing a mask will not suffocate you? Fearmongers in 2020 wanted us to think it would, and people fell for it!
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  4855. There was a small number of flu cases last winter, but masks and social distancing prevented the normal rate of spread.
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  4856.  @zentamm  hay fever symptoms include itchy eyes. There was always covid all last year and all last year, it is not flu, it is not hay fever, and you utterly failed to work it out in all those months and weeks.
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  4857. When it comes to division, they always claim that it's caused by the response to decades of policies which have brought competing groups to our country. It seems clear to me that their policies created the division.
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  4858. That's not the way to spell barbecue!
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  4859. @UCPkTQjzseVv9BSFN7w_1rQg there are no experimental vaccines, so it's 100%. You do not need to be scared.
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  4860.  @specimenuncensored9121  they committed no crimes. Decades pf propaganda told you they did. We do not deserve to be colonised, and the people doing it do not deserve to be colonisers. Have you seen their history? They have not even "manned up" to it, because they have not been subjected to decades of propaganda. It's very simple: they are trying to win, and they are winning. We should do the same. Perfectly reasonable responses which all native people would have if not for decades of propaganda.
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  4861.  @specimenuncensored9121  no, their forefathers stayed here. The forefathers of the people colonising us were colonisers, slavers and oppressors, so what punishment do you propose for the descendants? You are motivated by hate.
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  4862.  @specimenuncensored9121  no, their forefathers stayed here.
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  4863.  @specimenuncensored9121  The forefathers of the people colonising us were colonisers, slavers and oppressors, so what punishment do you propose for the descendants?
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  4864.  @specimenuncensored9121  hate motivates you.
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  4865.  @specimenuncensored9121  they committed no crimes. Decades of propaganda told you they did. (just re-adding algoed comments!)
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  4866.  @specimenuncensored9121  We do not deserve to be [subjected to this], and the people doing it do not deserve to be [what they are]. Have you seen their history? They have not even "manned up" to it, because they have not been subjected to decades of propaganda. It's very simple: they are trying to win, and they are winning. We should do the same. Perfectly reasonable responses which all native people would have if not for decades of propaganda.
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  4867. ​ @judithmiller7003 that might have been an AI voice.
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  4868. 8:29 Nice theory, but anyone who can write "shot up the wall in a long thick arc of lost potential" is doing something right in their life.
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  4869. Nuland didn't only mess up Iraq, she also ran the coup in Ukraine which started all this.
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  4870. Outrage! Hopkins didn't even turn up! But neither did Chadwick Boseman.
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  4871. FTP = Fund The Police
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  4872. ​ @stephfoxwell4620 it's not Russia doing this, they are just no longer stopping it. Armenia's new friends can stop it instead.
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  4873. When they were preparing the public for that impeachment they claimed that it was wrong to investigate someone who might become a presidential candidate. But in the last election they launched as many prosecutions of a presidential candidate as they could, with no mention of how that was in any way a bad thing.
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  4874. "Racism" was not used to justify slavery. Africans sold African slaves, just like Europeans enslaved Europeans for millennia prior to that. Nobody needed to use skin tone to justify this. Slavery is justified by the strong on the grounds that it benefits the strong. Today, as Oxfam has proved with its submission to the ideology which seeks to delegitimise the power of the British within Britain, the natives are not the strong ones. When the economy collapses, or the oil runs out, or some other event occurs that leads to a breakdown of the norms of British civilisation, slavery will return. Britons will be slaves. Anything which can prevent his outcome is resisted by Oxfam and the entire establishment.
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  4875. They always refer to men in women's sports as "she". I think that might be enforced by OFCOM though.
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  4876. i was going to suggest you explain the unconstitutionality of their demand. To be honest, your way is probably better.
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  4877. I'm more concerned about what's being done to Europeans.
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  4878.  @buckrodgers1162  diversity started before 2015. The report just provided a justification the boards could show to shareholders.
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  4879. Any do you think they were called out for him watering plants? That's what he was doing when they got there, it's not what made the neighbor suspicious.
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  4880. The rhetoric against people who wanted to end the pandemic has been hysterical for a long time. I's funny to me now that the tyranny narrative is collapsing and you have nothing left.
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  4881. Fiat currency is that which has a governing body which decides what is and is not a unit of the currency. Crypto is not like that, nobody can arbitrarily declare something to be on a blockchain.
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  4882.  @fireflyredux3373  currencies are based on faith in governments' ability to tax, not blind faith or nothing at all.
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  4883. They do it because they hate us.
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  4884. The increase in the average age of cars in the US might be a result of the "cash for clunkers" scheme in 2009, which took a lot of older cars off the road and replaced them with new ones via government subsidies. The average was "under 12 years a decade ago" when the CFC cars were 5 years old, and "over 14 years today" when those cars are 15 years old, if they're still around.
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  4885. @Trax Headroom they have a KDE edition.
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  4886. Leftists love the fact St George was foreign, but "Turkey" was part of Christendom at the time, and he's not brown enough for them to want to celebrate him anyway.
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  4887. Disney, like many other institutions, allowed itself to be colonised by hate. Its going to take a lot of time, and a lot of box office failures to clear those people out.
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  4888. Germany has gone past the point where German babies are in the minority. It makes no sense now, if it ever did, to add the "far right" label to a party for wanting Germany to be a German country and for German people to have self-determination. Successive governments have wanted the opposite of those things, and so far they have won.
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  4889. Calculator and System Monitor are both Snaps so they're slow to load. I uninstalled the default Snaps in 18.04 and replaced them with their .deb versions, but the upgrade to 18.10 reinstalled the Snap versions so I ended up with 2 icons in the menu for lots of applications! VLC has deb, Snap and Flatpak versions so when you type VLC in the overview you get an icon for the installed version, and 2 more icons in the "Software" section for the others you can choose to install! Ubuntu is a bit of a mess at the moment; 18.10 is the first time I rolled back an upgrade.
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  4890. Fascism is better than globalism, they are right to oppose colonisation.
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  4891. If these people were jailed it would be called systemic racism.
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  4892. Populism is not an attack on democracy!
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  4893. You did not need to fear.
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  4894. It's so obviously NOT about money I shouldn't even bother to reply, but have you looked at the state of the economy? Have you looked at what stock markets did prior to governments taking action?
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  4895. ​ @dps615 he's always been honest.
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  4896. It takes real effort to make round checkboxes and square radiobuttons in html, and the convention is not exactly hard to miss. Why do people do this?
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  4897. The UK government is Anglophobic.
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  4898. The concern about military effectiveness is a red herring at this point. If China were to mount a successful invasion, it would be bad for the people who run the country and the people they run it for, but for everyone at the foot of the progressive stack, their prospects could only be improved.
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  4899. The establishment will only take action against people who point out that everything they have done has made the country worse and every belief it was based on is wrong.
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  4900. The fundamental error is the assumption that equity would result if there were no oppression. This leads to oppression in the name of equity, and the refusal to just shut up.
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  4901. Native Americans are the original nativists, so they obviously will support Trump.
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  4902. Frets about "never-ending covid laws" a month after doing a video on the end of covid laws. Please stop fearmongering, you terrified idiot!
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  4903.  @BobboB-jb6yr  you still terrified by last year's propaganda?
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  4904. Until Google releases a version for Temple OS this doesn't affect me.
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  4905. Historians know we've been living through a period of political extremism and these elections show it's coming to an end. There is no period in history that compares to the last few decades, and it's going to take a lot of fixing.
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  4906. Without borders, we need a name for a system of government based on rule by the most fertile.
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  4907. The opposite is all that can possibly happen.
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  4908. Kolbev GmbH is a real company, with real EV products. This is no more absurd than solar roadways, and the website is too detailed to be a prank.
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  4909. I love the bit where Peter forgets what century it is.
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  4910. Another reason not to leave cities is that the government has noticed the lack of vibrancy in towns and is doing something about it.
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  4911.  @jonathanparle8429  they have no choice in whether or not it can continue indefinitely. They have not decided we do not deserve it, they just spent all our money on things that can't be traded for fuel.
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  4912.  Slut Dragon  anything which will stop the march of the far left will be called far right. It doesn't matter what it is.
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  4913. Coronavirus thinking.... 0:32 good social distancing 0:51 nooooo!
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  4914.  @revacohen  it was retaliation.
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  4915. That was a prediction, not a promise. And it was only part of a prediction, with the rest being that some people would reject that way of life, live in a village, and not have technology supply everything for them.
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  4916. Gab's had a nice uptick on the Alexa rankings in the last week
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  4917. There is no evidence that his skin had anything to do with it. Racists like you are making the situation far worse.
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  4918. Their books are not being burned, they are just being taken out of schools, where they should never have been in the first place. There is censorship, and there are books you can't buy anywhere, but nobody evokes the last century's events against the people responsible for that.
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  4919. They've also been banning conservative activists and critics of Islamic ideology.
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  4920. MM thinks Social Distancing was a failure because it was not 100% effective. If the goal was to be 100% effective, and let's remember this was imposed by people who supposedly want to control every aspect of our lives, it would have been set at 100 feet. Instead, it was set at a level which would reduce the spread of the virus, hopefully being part of a series of measures which would bring the reproductive rate below 1, whilst not imposing too great a burden on people. It never had to be 100% effective, nothing did. One of the worst aspects of the pandemic is that people were terrified by fearmongers like MM, believing they were being forced to do things which "did not work," as part of a new totalitarian regime. Whether effective or not, everything we were asked to do could be expected to reduce the spread of a virus. It was only ever about the virus, yet people were told it was only ever about control. How unimaginative are our governments supposed to be, that when they take absolute power they can think of nothing more to do with it than asking us to stay in and watch Netflix?
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  4921.  @johnbrown1867  that's no excuse for his ignorance or his fearmongering. It was never about control, there was never the threat you were told to fear, and it's over now.
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  4922.  @geammanDW  he's not the media. He fearmongered you right in this video, I am not wrong. They didn't know absolutely everything about all aspects of the virus from day 1. So they had to reassess throughout. And you were told to be afraid of that. You complied. You did not think, because someone else was doing that for you. That "hugely inflated data" was 95% accurate, assuming you're referring to the "28 days after testing" data which I know you were told to be afraid of. They excluded everyone who died after 29 days. Did you think about that, or was someone else doing it for you?
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  4923.  @johnbrown1867  we're not buddies.
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  4924.  @johnbrown1867  no. But the nazis didn't start with the big stuff, they first called people buddy. It's just a few more steps, so you need to FEAR right now!
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  4925.  @amorfati4927  he fearmongered you right here in this video, I explained it, and I basically explained that the 6ft rule was arbitrary. Instead of engaging with what he and others have done to you, you are trying to justify your acceptance of the fearmongering for the last 2 years. You do not need to be scared. You never did. It was only ever about the virus, but you have been subjected to a massive campaign to make you feel weak if you admit that. You made acceptance of the fear part of your identity, so you can never let go. Of course they kept the restrictions within the limits of what most people were able to operate within. That 100ft 100% effective social distancing distance would never work! But because people were able to comply with 6ft, you let yourself be fearmongered into thinking that compliance was the goal. That was never the goal, it was always and only ever about the virus. They would not be able to fearmonger you if you were not able to comply with being fearmongered. Did you think about that? When the government evacuates people in the path of a forest fire, do they want compliance? Of course they do, and it is nothing to be scared of. You do not need to be scared, and you never did. But you outsourced your thinking to people who wanted you scared and compliant. They saw the pandemic as a "window of opportunity" (their own words - look it up) and they asked you to resist doing anything that would close the window. You complied.
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  4926.  @henrylicious  do you have examples? I've seen studies showing mask wearing and social distancing both work. It's obvious why they would, if you can reject the fear and think clearly. The only transfer of wealth was to workers and business owners. Stock market valuations are not a transfer, and having people use your service is not a transfer. You were fearmongered about wealth transfers to the usual bogeymen, but if you think for even a little bit it's obviously not true.
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  4927.  @johnbrown1867  I copied your own. Did you know that you should fear the smallest, most innocuous thing because the biggest worst thing did not start as the biggest worst thing? You told me that. You told me I should fear small things because you got fearmongered into being terrified of them yourself. All I did was paraphrase, and you think I'm some kind of a genius!
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  4928.  @johnbrown1867  they work so well that the people who wanted to use the pandemic as a window of opportunity to implement a great reset had to fearmonger you into not wearing one. Nowhere enforces N95 masks. You have been terrified into believing it, but it's not true and it never was. Sitting down does not protect you, and nobody thinks it does. If you thought for a minute about why you are not required to wear a mask when you eat, it would blow your mind. It would unravel all the fearmongering and you would not be scared any more. You would finally realise there is no tyranny, restrictions are not about control, and everything is actually just about the virus. That's why they don't want you to think, and it's why you comply. You're too scared to do the work that would end your fear.
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  4929.  @chrisohanlon69  yes, it's shocking when what he did is pointed out!
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  4930.  @johnbrown1867  yes, and when it's presented against facts and logic, his fearmongering falls apart completely. It's a shame people fell for his word salad instead of thinking for themselves, but so much of this pandemic was about a widespread inability to think about what can stop a viral infection. When people were told what they can do, they were terrified. When shills lied to them, they were comforted. We need to make this a lesson for next time.
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  4931.  @johnbrown1867  against a pandemic, no measure has to be 100% effective for every individual. I explained that before, I thought you had not failed to understand it. When the goal is to defeat the pandemic, which I know for some people caused a sate of terror, it is ok simply to reduce the transmission rate. That is nothing to be scared of, so have a think about why people were told they should be terrified of it, and why MM's propaganda could work against a class of uninformed, unreasonable, terrified people.
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  4932.  @johnbrown1867  that does nothing to change the facts. Social Distancing is not a mandate, and a mandate is not Social Distancing. There are many factors which affect the spread of a virus, and social distancing is one, regardless of public policy. You do not need to be scared by that. Your lack of logic is why MM was able to fearmonger you, and why you cannot identify facts and logic when they are presented to you. You do not need to be scared. He wants you to be scared. Do not comply.
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  4933. That type of fire can be put out by the fire brigade, burns at a lower temperature, and doesn't get pushed out sideways from the vehicle. Definitely park by a diesel if you can.
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  4934. That's not a prank. It would be a prank if he made her think he would touch her but didn't. In a sensible legal system it would be ok to prank him back by punching his lights out and saying it's just a prank.
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  4935. LA fires: definitely caused by climate change and no other contributory factor. DC crash: definitely nothing to do with a policy which reduces competence across the service.
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  4936. It's interesting that Graeber claimed to be an anarchist but did not include government compliance as one of those jobs. Most accountants and a large proportion of lawyers are in this category.
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  4937. It's embarrassing now to think back to when everyone liked her, before we realised she was a manipulative narcissist black.
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  4938. Ciarán Farley-Toone Snopes is paid for by the people who bring you fake news. It's part of the same machine.
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  4939.  @coterie_black  that was the final radio broadcast.
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  4940. The thermometer at Heathrow is not new. You do not need to be scared.
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  4941. If there is only one culture then nobody would notice when large numbers of foreigners move into their neighborhood and change it. It's ignorant and insensitive to pretend we're all the same. That way of thinking leads to conflict. And then they talked about Mexican food, because they know Mexicans have a specific culture and they know the "we're all the same" bullshit is just bullshit. When Mexicans move to the US and make food, it's still called Mexican food, because they're still Mexican and still have their own separate culture. When they migrate they displace the natives.
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  4942. Covid vaccine effectiveness declines over time, so the Vaccinated status has to change. This is not a conspiracy, you do not need to be scared, you should stop fearmongering.
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  4943. Tim Poole has done some videos on this. People with no strikes have been getting kicked.
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  4944. You don't need to be scared of variants. They are not "so called" and will not bite you if you say their names.
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  4945. If access to an exclusive community is guarded by NFT ownership, it is not exclusive.
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  4946. Zuckerberg is dangerous, and marginalised people who have no institutional power to censor him might still want to do so by other means. If that happens, we should not consider him be the victim.
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  4947. Use proper words, do not be scared.
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  4948. Don't blame their failure on colonialism! Those countries were well run under colonialism.
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  4949. I didn't follow the news much over the last week, but one bit of radio I did listen to was a female Tory MP saying the party will surrender the culture war. She thought that was a good thing.
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  4950. We could have been partying like Wuhan, but too many people can't cope with what is required of them.
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  4951.  @CosmicCleric  they don't have to deliver binaries to people who duplicate and sell their product, and they don't have to make their code public.
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  4952. The guy in Magdeberg told the BBC that he spent 10+ hours per day getting other Arabs into Germany. For anyone to claim he's on the German FR is absurdly dishonest.
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  4953. It's not the flu. We had that propaganda in February 2020, most of us have recovered but symptoms persist in the ignorant.
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  4954. ​ @treelineresearch3387 search "msn opera user agent". This is exactly what MS did!
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  4955. There would have to be an attendant, because it has to be taken out of the car and plugged into its own charging station. Otherwise it's only good for one charge per day.
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  4956. Indiegogo is still purging wrongthinkers too
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  4957. There is no "managerial power" involved in or gained from pushing an ideology you don't support. Woke is not pushed to gain power, it is pushed because people support it or have no power to stop it.
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  4958. It's not news because the people who define what's news think someone on their side is responsible.
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  4959.  @grahamjesson5464  sure, but Simon was concerned with the shipping issue which began less than a year ago. It is not something our government needed to provoke.
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  4960. It's not a partisan thing, it's about coercion. Ben doesn't like coercion, and Trump has said he won't coerce people, so they're still on the same side, but not via a party affiliation.
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  4961. I'm sure Alan voted for the Brexit Party.
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  4962. The dual-citizenship law was overturned last December. That's convenient for Zelensky and his pals, who only a few months later were given the protection of the UK, just in case the war goes badly for them.
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  4963.  @georgehetty7857  more like 2 in 11.
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  4964.  @WaveyDeem95  I told you that you need to understand propensities. You chose not to, yet you still think you have something to offer. You do not. You didn't use the correct term, but you stated it should be colonised when you claimed it had too many natives. You want your people and allies to experience a way of life they cannot create and do not maintain, so you demand "diversity" in all the nice places. It's a form of theft. Socio-economic conditions are created by the people themselves. Why does an area go downhill when colonisers arrive? It's because they make it a worse place to live. You don't suffer from impoverished neighbourhoods, you impoverish the ones you move to and make the natives flee. WE suffer from them, you create them. If the people who moved to Bradford had moved to Tunbridge wells, Tunbridge wells would have the same problems as Bradford, because the people would be no different.
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  4965. Hey people, that little black apple logo on the back of your hardware...it says to the world "I'm a moron".
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  4966. @danc5677  they cost money and come under home insurance. The rebuild cost is not the only thing insured.
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  4967. Has he not noticed the large number of churches festooned in rainbow flags and messages about inclusion? Not many mosques doing that...
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  4968. I'll pay them if they stop censoring me. Meanwhile I use Brave so they can't track me.
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  4969. Why does the cover show a man hunting doctors and engineers?
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  4970. You need to stop using Chrome. My courageous browser has neither ublock origin nor ads.
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  4971. I wonder what "obvious reasons" Sadiq Kahn has that people would want to live near others like themselves. 29:26
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  4972. The media I watch never shuts up about it. They put a tiny minority before the native people, while claiming to speak for us.
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  4973. Forks could keep V2 and build their own web stores, hoping the few extensions that require V2 will be ported over when Google removes them from the Chrome store. Or they could implement their own ad blocking outside the API.
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  4974. Great choice of background music. It's the sort of tune that makes people want to punch anyone who smiles and says hello.
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  4975.  @Jeremy-Ludlow  they're not doing well, they will not be appeased. They know they have a limited time to achieve their goals before the US and Europe are too degraded to fight for them, so they're trying to goad others into a conflict now. But it won't work, they already lost. They should have tried the path of peace many years ago, but they refused to accept the diversity it required.
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  4976. They cucked because they're white, not because they're Christian.
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  4977.  @jimreaper1337  they're not useless, you've been lied to. You were lied to about the vaccines too, you are no less pure than anyone who didn't fall to the propaganda. You could have found the truth for yourself, but you chose to submit.
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  4978.  @jimreaper1337  yes, it will stop the virus, and there is plenty of research you can look at to debunk the lies you've been told. It doesn't have to stop every viral particle, it just has be part of a strategy to get the reproductive rate below 1. People whose agenda requires the pandemic to continue do not want you to know this, and you complied when they asked you to remain ignorant of it. Why has this fart-based propaganda become so popular with the covidiots? Is it because you all smell your farts? Do you sniff your underwear too? Do you realise they trap some of the fart but not all of it? What do you think it means for mask-wearing during a pandemic that putting something over an orifice can stop some of the emissions but not all? Did you ever consider that, or did you simply comply when told what to think? Did you know covid causes blood clotting? When they told you not to protect yourself against blood clotting, did you comply? Yes, of course you did. You comply, because that is who you are and it is what you do. Compliance with the agenda has become part of your identity and you would be mocked within your online community if you acted within reality instead of within the propaganda. You know I'm right, I know I'm right, I've seen this a thousand times during the last 2 years. You're just one sheep among many. They lied to you about everything, and one of the lies is that all the truths stated by the good guys were lies. You fell for it, and you complied with what they wanted you to do, even when it risked your own health and your own life. You complied because they told you it made you a renegade. They knew you would respond the way you did, and they crafted their propaganda to suit. They own you, and they bought you for nothing because you have a slave mentality. You gave yourself to them for free just to stoke your own ego.
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  4979.  @jimreaper1337  no they did not. You've been lied to, you continue to be lied to, and you think complying with their agenda and their lies makes you a dissident. What they actually said, as you would know if you were in any way self-motivated and not an NPC, is that cloth masks are less effective than N95 masks. Is this a revelation? Nope. The fact that people can breathe through a mask tells you nothing about how they prevent viral transmission. It does debunk one of the earlier propaganda efforts though: that you suffocate when you wear one. That nonsense gained ground early on among people like you. They were actually terrified of cotton, that is how committed they were to the agenda. I see you still cling to the fart propaganda after I explained its creation, its lies and its purpose. You can't stop complying, because compliance is part of your identity. The vaccines were "sold" as 95% effective against infection, based on the results of their tests during the alpha-variant phase. This would make them 100% effective against the pandemic, if people were not sheepishly complying with the pro-pandemic agenda. Effectiveness against infection wanes to about 60%, and effectiveness against severe disease remains high. This was never hidden, but it became fodder for the propagandists who want you to make a bad choice regarding your health, and you complied. You STILL believe lies about vaccines when we have overwhelming evidence to support them. They did a job on you, and you love them for it! You're more likely to be in hospital if you were scared of needles or believed the pro-pandemic propaganda. Telling you that most hospitalised people are vaccinated is part of the propaganda, and the lie contained within it is easy to deconstruct: most people are not scared of needles and did not fall for the propaganda, so most people are vaccinated. For example: 90 people vaccinated, 10 people fell for the lies. 6 vaccinated people in hospital, 5 sheep in hospital. Most people in hospital are not sheep, so it's better to be a sheep? They told you it's better to be a sheep, and you ARE a sheep, so you complied. You think this makes you a dissident.
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  4980. On what basis does she call AFD "extremist"? Successive extremist governments have used migration policies to make German children a minority within their cohort, meaning the native population will eventually become a minority. This was not democratic, and the AFD - a democratic, anti-extremism party - opposes it. It's not to "protect democracy" that the elite wants to ban populism.
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  4981. That's a can every 45 minutes of his waking life, for 10 years.
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  4982. I've seen ads with that game in them where the commentary doesnt even match the gameplay: someone shouting "get the boat...no, get the ring and then get the boat," but there's no ring or boat and you can't get anything anyway because the controls are left, right and fire. Fortunately, it's never piqued my interest for a click.
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  4983. Since the debate revolves in part around the claim "I am the originator of the term open source software," it would be better to focus on the word originator rather than inventor. Perhaps we could agree to settle on "an originator" if no specifics of what she originated are included in the statement.
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  4984.  @MikeEves  the people who have been enforced know better than that. It happens every day.
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  4985.  @privaterack1  why would world leaders run a fire drill in your office? The people planning to burn the building down run the drill, and if they think they don't need to have people pretend to be trapped, then they don't have people pretend to do that. They do have people check all the rooms, but you're just doing what you're told like all the other sheep, so you don't notice that. When they carry out their plans you'll be fried along with everyone else. You should pay attention.
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  4986. They're outside.
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  4987. Having multiple nations under one government does not produce union, it produces conflict. Jefferson and Washington knew that better than you, and created the USA as a single-nation country.
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  4988. I heard it's impossible to forge a verrit infographic and put "alternative facts" on it which the left doesn't want people to know. Is this true?
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  4989.  @allseeingotto2912  even Dr Who still gets 3 million viewers. People do watch the BBC.
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  4990.  @allseeingotto2912  viewing figures are calculated by an organisation called BARB. If you think you have evidence that nobody watches the BBC and they are fabricating 3 million viewers of Dr Who, please present it.
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  4991.  @Aaron19987  they do, just about. And the fact they do shows how popular they still are.
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  4992.  @battlebbot  they are tested. They can't be used without being tested and affirmed by the government. But that's not the point anyway, the statement was not about vaccines.
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  4993.  @robertwhite3503  his support for sovereignty and democratic rule is not a shame. You lost, all the Project Fear lies have been proven to be lies, get over it, shut up.
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  4994.  @battlebbot  they would not have to fake their results if they were not regulated. They are regulated, by the government, as I stated.
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  4995.  @battlebbot  where did I claim they are safe? Shut up and go away!
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  4996.  @battlebbot  it means they are regulated by the government. See my first comment and understand what the conversation is about. Safety is not relevant, so I will not mention it and neither should you. Shut up and go away.
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  4997. Other people died.
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  4998. People misuse the word "troll" to get people banned for disagreeing with them. If no further details are offered in a case of "trolling" I always assume an insecure person had a mental breakdown after encountering opposing views online.
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  4999.  @phoenixobrien163  that was not on square one, it is entirely new.
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  5000. The currency is backed by the assets of the bank.
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  5001. Evelyn Infurna Services advertises via spam in youtube comments.
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  5002. If the police thought there would be violence, it would have come from a protected class of people. That's why they had to arrest the innocent man instead.
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  5003.  @ElTigre12024  they have not narrowed the scope of their objectives, they have expanded it. The original scope was to stop the atrocities in the Donbas region and demilitarise the country, but now they have to do more because Z refuses to surrender. Kiev was not a target, it was a decoy. How many troops did they send to Kiev, and how many does it take to occupy a city of 3 million people Think about it instead of just accepting the propaganda! There's no evidence of a missile having hit that ship, they have lost loads of their generals, etc it's all just propaganda.
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  5004.  @Max-ke3ty  how are you not aware of this? Mayor Volodymyr Struk is just one example, there are more if you can be bothered to look. Get out of your bubble. A month on from this thread, and the bad guys are still losing. Even western media has begun to accept the inevitable.
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  5005. When Starmer says tolerance is a British value he means he likes the people who tolerate his policies.
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  5006. On his website, he described Jess Phillips as "wonderful".
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  5007. They're useless if you don't have off-street parking, but if you do they might set fire to your house.
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  5008.  @bikingcat3283  well the Felicity Ace was sunk because of an EV fire, and problems with a few models do not translate into solid data that we can use to determine whether EVs are actually less likely to catch fire in the circumstances people are most concerned about.
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  5009.  @Stepbystep74  industry sources say it's less than half that, and neither they nor the Swedes limited their data to parked cars.
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  5010. Do Reddit, they just quarantined the subreddit of a European MEP candidate in an attempt to influence a foreign election. Also, report on how Twitter manipulates its platform to influence foreign and domestic politics. Did you know the Trending list is curated, like it is on Youtube, to promote the ideology of the platform owners and stifle dissent?
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  5011. There's talk among patriots of going there to counterprotest or something. Do not! Remember what happened when natives went out after the BLM peacefullness to protect statues? The front pages the next day were of "bad British people shouting" and "nice black man carries bad Brit to safety". We have no power to change things, and will never be given a fair representation. Hope that the protest is as bad as can be for the establishment, so they cannot avoid the realisation that what they did to us is now being done to them.
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  5012.  @TrollMeister-s6n what's that then?
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  5013.  @TrollMeister-s6n did you reply? It says there are 3 replies, but one got censored.
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  5014. They should link to Atheism Is Unstoppable on TYT's race-baiting propaganda.
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  5015. Top Quality Trolling!
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  5016. When they call for unity they're asking us to submit. They could unify with us any time they wanted to, but they don't.
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  5017. That followed 70 years of mistreatment, it is not something inherent to the people.
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  5018.  @waynenash6008  yes, really. That doesn't mean it's a good idea to take them in, but if the only reason not to is a concern about what they do under extreme provocation, there is not any reason at all.
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  5019.  @waynenash6008  they were provoked by the actions of the state and its people in general, not by specific individuals who were targeted for their actions. The UK will not do the same to them so should not expect the same response.
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  5020.  @waynenash6008  as I explained before, if your only opposition to their being here is what they do under extreme duress, you basically approve their being here. Find a better argument.
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  5021.  @waynenash6008  ...and on the subject of logic, your reply of "yes" to the guy questioning Simon is also wrong. He said "coming to a council house," so was obviously referring to the presence of the people, not what their actions might be. "Coming to a council estate" would be ambiguous, whereas "coming to an Ariana Grande concert" would be incontrovertible.
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  5022.  @waynenash6008  I know, I just explained how your answer defied logic. There was no "do you think"; the pertinent part was "are you suggesting," which he was not.
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  5023.  @waynenash6008  I am if you learned something.
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  5024.  @waynenash6008  there are no facts which contradict what I explained to you, and I did not change the subject. I have been consistent: what people do when provoked is not an indication of what they do when not provoked. I doubt any textbook advocates what you claimed, and following that advice is a surefire way to lose a debate.
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  5025. @user-jn1qe9og5n they are not on our side. Viva us.
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  5026. There is no such thing as a "scariant". If you're scared, you need to be better informed.
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  5027.  Soren G  dying is not the only negative outcome.
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  5028.  @brunothedev  that's not the point, but the fact it exists and you can't be sure it ought to supports my earlier point: the way distros provide Linux makes it very easy to include useless programs that can be attack vectors. Also, you can create minimal windows installs.
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  5029.  @lawrencedoliveiro9104  I was using his word. When you install a distro you get stuff you don't need.
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  5030.  @lawrencedoliveiro9104  he contrasted windows and Linux by a characteristic that can describe both, so I pointed that out and used his word to emphasise what I was doing. You should not need to have majored in tech and English to understand this.
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  5031.  @lawrencedoliveiro9104  he was trying to emphasize a difference which is not there. If you don't know enough about windows and Linux (or English) to criticise me, you should not criticise me.
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  5032.  @lawrencedoliveiro9104  as I explained, the difference is not there. Read the comments and do some research, you will find I am right. I already explained why I used the word Monolithic. Have you ever installed a Linux distro? It's a lot like installing windows in terms of the things that get installed which you won't ever use. Why do you think Monolithic applies to a Windows installation? Why are you not criticising the person who made a false contrast between the two OSs?
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  5033.  @lawrencedoliveiro9104  Ubuntu used to offer users the option to choose package groups during installation. I don't know of many distros which do that these days, they are like windows now. If what you use is different, what is it? But that's not the point, because for most distros and most users a Linux install is like windows. I thought everyone knew this. I'm very surprised to see 2 people expressing an opinion contrary to the facts, and that a few dozen people should like their comments.
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  5034.  @lawrencedoliveiro9104  most linux distro installs are like Windows in that they install a load of stuff the user may not need. Windows is like linux in that you can create custom ISOs or de-bloat it after installation with a tool like Ameliorate. That is why the OP is wrong, and that is why I made my first comment. I did not expect to be here a dozen comments later trying to explain basics to a "professional". Do your own research before you try to argue with people more competent and more knowledgeable than yourself. Do not underestimate strangers on the internet.
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  5035.  @brunothedev  there are things which you can break linux by deleting. Is there anything in windows which can break the system when you uninstall it? Before criticising linux for something which is the same way in windows, think.
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  5036.  @brunothedev  curl is a dependency. You can make the same claim for Linux as you do for windows.
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  5037.  @lawrencedoliveiro9104  I explained the use of that word, and I explained everything else. You'll have to stay wrong, I won't abide you any more.
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  5038.  @orbatos  none of that matters. Nearly every desktop installation in existence was installed without any user input in terms of package selection, and if the user deletes a core component the system breaks. Just like windows.
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  5039.  @orbatos  windows is shipped the same way most distros are installed. Fstab is a core component. Why do people not know this?
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  5040. He's stealing £18 trillion for his people and he has the authority to do so. He's no dummy.
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  5041. Are you saying the news media lies and liberals are dumb? I'm SHOCKED!
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  5042. You think you're wrong, so you've not given enough information to let people test you.
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  5043. What makes you think they're winning? Consider the state of their power base and how it affects their global ambitions.
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  5044.  @marcodarko6941 starter for 10: who is Douglas Mackey?
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  5045. Their ancestors settled the land when the country was practically empty. The people stealing it arrived after that.
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  5046.  @adamknight7041  it's not the flu. I had a longer reply but it got deleted.
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  5047. "Sacrificing" consumers doesn't benefit the economy. And because people are consumers by choice, how can they even be sacrificed?
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  5048.  @FalseProfitMuhammud  its establishment year is easy to find. The conspiracy has neither proof nor logic behind it, yet you don't criticise its adherents. So proof is not the issue, that is clear.
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  5049. @FalseProfitMuhammud  I already said it. It did not design this, it was established after the start of it.
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  5050. Chromebit would be more appropriate.
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  5051. What season lasts 20 months?
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  5052.  @chairmankaga2821  that would work, but putting a panel on the top of a single charger would not. There is essentially no limit to the amount of power that can be generated from solar, and connecting car chargers to a solar plant is certainly possible.
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  5053. They're not baiting you, they are responding to culture.
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  5054. It's 2025, so the woman at 20:51 is now a genius. Just before watching this video I watched one where a young Japanese brother and sister held a Rubik's cube between them - him with his right hand, her with her left - and solved it in less than 10 seconds without talking. And now this.
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  5055. You're allowed not to be terrified of economic forums. Use that freedom.
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  5056.  @troywales983  the search warrant is what they use to get evidence. They had reasonable suspicion and went there to confirm their suspicion.
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  5057.  @aitorbleda8267  why assume they were lying? Do you think it's impossible for someone without a license to be observed through a window watching TV?
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  5058.  @troywales983  if his TV was connected to an aerial, would that suggest he was watching live TV when he was observed watching TV? If they examined my TV they would find it's disconnected from any TV services!
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  5059.  @troywales983  if you were seen fishing, and you don't have a license, and when examined you are found to have some fishing equipment, it is reasonable to deduce you were fishing without a license. You might disagree with this assessment, but a court may agree. The best thing to do if you have no fishing license is not to have fishing equipment and not to do anything which appears to be fishing. You might not think this is fair, but I don't care. Obviously you might have your mate's fishing equipment in your house for safe keeping, and you might train your pet maggots to swim by dangling them in a lake from a fishing rod. Nobody can prove you were fishing. You are completely right, 200%, but justice is not always done.
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  5060.  @troywales983  you should ask BBB to tell us what kind of evidence is needed to secure a conviction. Like I wrote, we can't prove you were fishing, but we all know you were fishing. An eye witness is not hearsay, it is primary evidence.
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  5061.  @williamglahn  my TV cannot receive live TV, because it has not been set up to do so. If someone thinks I have watched TV I can let them examine my TV, which will show them I cannot watch TV. If someone has seen me watch TV, and when examined my TV is able to receive broadcast TV, that's a good indication that the person who thought they saw me watching TV did so. I am not assuming guilt. You are assuming the enforcement officers have an incentive to lie. What would happen to an officer whose leads all turn out to have their TVs disconnected?
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  5062.  @Thurgosh_OG  if you never had a license for all the time you had the TV, then the fact it is tuned in would be evidence that you evaded the licensing law.
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  5063. She wasn't born in the USA, can't run for president.
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  5064.  @TheTibetyak  race had nothing to do with it, and you don't know he was watering flowers when she called. Just because she's white you accuse her of racism, and after enough people learn this is the result of calling police on a black man snooping round a house (even if he's a neighbor looking for a hosepipe) they will just let crime happen, rather than be accused of racism by racists like you.
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  5065.  @jmmywyf4lyf  I'm telling people not to do that.
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  5066.  @samuel5591  a population half the size would require roughly half the jobs. That's why what they're trying to do makes no sense.
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  5067. France's GDP/capita is lower than that of 38 US states. Freedom makes everyone richer, not just the rich.
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  5068. The tolerant progressive message to the founding stock: Your time is up guys! Stop being angry, don't try to fight back, just die off and let us cheer your demise as we welcome your replacements and give them your money. And stop being racist towards your replacements.
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  5069. The ones who died because of antivax propaganda are not here to tell us their regret.
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  5070. They didn't force people to use it! You have to make a profile on Google to blog on Blogspot and you have to make a profile on Minds to blog on Minds, which since when all of Google's services were brought together is equivalent. You don't have to make status updates on Minds and you don't have to make status updates on Google Plus.
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  5071. Do you know how people get natural immunity? Do you know what risk you were encouraging people to take on?
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  5072. We should be worried about that, but to convince the government to do anything about it we have to tell them how their policies will make them poorer.
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  5073.  @MrDaveyboy22  it was not empty, but it was close to it. Why is this fact "white"? Besides, it's the Bantus stealing the land, and they definitely were not there 75,000 years ago! Do you know when the Bantu Expansion reached Durban, which they claim? How long was it between the first Dutch settlers arriving and the first meeting with an African there?
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  5074.  @MrDaveyboy22  I did not say it was empty. You are a liar.
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  5075. He didn't cover that story.
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  5076. Russia has not refused to supply anything. The sanctions were imposed by the West.
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  5077. Burning wood proves nothing about CO2. Wood is carbon neutral because trees are grown to replace those which are felled.
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  5078.  @chriscodes1  I criticised a statement which was incorrect and illogical. Can you prove its correctness or its logic, or are you going to be irrelevant again?
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  5079.  @chriscodes1  CO2 is the only consideration. Nothing else, just CO2. The claim about CO2 was wrong, so I criticised it. You have not supported the incorrect claim, you are still being irrelevant.
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  5080. Order the comments by "newest first" if you want to check.
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  5081. @catscan2022 they did that to keep a lid on the outcome of their policy. They do all they can to prevent division and to unify us with others. It is not the division they sought, it is the unity. That it the ultimate conquest.
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  5082.  @t._._._.  they obviously do, but that doesn't mean they need public disturbances. Lending Libraries are not anonymous, and they didn't spend decades creating the conditions for a few days of riots just so they could implement that.
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  5083.  @elkpaz560  if you're already in a digital prison, which you are not, then they did not need this to happen to implement it. The fact they did so much to condemn it and stop it ought to be enough to show that they did not want it.
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  5084.  @KeinProblem-uv5jh  the government did want the problem to go away, and they acted out a plan which did make it go way. That's what I was telling everyone.
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  5085. That's not what natural immunity is, that's just an immune system. You have to get infected before you get natural[ly acquired] immunity - it only protects you the second time.
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  5086. We can't be sure that hiring policies caused this accident but we can be sure they increase the likelihood that accidents happen.
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  5087.  @Stepbystep74  yet they are extremely rare, as noted and explained above.
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  5088. But they were after Russia's resources, not Ukraine's (which they already had).
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  5089. People who want to support poor nations can do it with their own money. They should not get to claim the moral high ground when the money they send is not theirs.
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  5090. If George Clooney had done it they would not be complaining. Case closed, your honour.
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  5091. Meta+D to hide windows, or Meta+F to show the file manager. After opening a file, is it easier to close the file manager, or to reposition all the windows you minimised?
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  5092. Is Thomas Smith's trust fund invested with any particular hedge fund?
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  5093.  @Briselance  realism. Did you observe Macron's response to the warnings of civil war?
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  5094. It's not broken English though, it's someone being disrespectful. Treat is like it is.
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  5095.  @SianaGearz  you don't need to have a particular role to recognise when someone is being disrespectful, you just have to be a good person with experience of bad people. In this instance, someone intentionally obfuscated a message in which they were asking people for help, thereby imposing unnecessary work on those people. It should not be difficult to see why this sort of behaviour warrants a ban. I did not say he was not having fun while abusing people. Yes, he is having fun at the expense of others. You need to learn to recognise when you are being abused, mocked and taken advantage of.
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  5096. Despite only being in power for a month, Stormer does share blame for this because he got welfare for unlegal newcomers when he was a lawyer and implemented a 2-tier system when he ran the CPS. Any aid given need to be seen as a cause of the resentment.
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  5097. Should have retired 3 years ago. She's selfish and it cost her cause dearly.
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  5098. The traditional outline of the hierarchy breaks down when you have large scale migration. When Selena Gomez recently cried about the fate of her people she was following the hierarchy by putting Mexicans before her fellow citizens. When this application of the hierarchy gains traction in culture and politics it subverts the traditional order.
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  5099. Donald Trump [.....] baseless claims [.....] attack on our democracy. Don't look behind the curtain.
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  5100. Yes.
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  5101. Most people say Gnome has too few features, but you say it's bloated! Maybe they got it just about right then.
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  5102.  @enthusiastisch1922  3 months is not movement, it's relocation.
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  5103. Defaults are inflationary. They do not reduce the money supply (banks' liabilities), they reduce the capital which backs the money (banks' assets). Assets and liabilities have to balance, so when assets fall and liabilities retain their nominal value, the real value of the liabilities has to fall. Bail-ins, like in Cyprus, can make the inflation specific to the customers of failed banks rather than systemic. The nominal value of your account in a failed bank gets adjusted downwards, meaning you can't afford to buy as much (that's inflation, effectively) even though the value of each nominal unit stays the same and the rest of the economy is not directly affected.
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  5104. How many restrictions on the free market did California have to impose on capitalism to make it deliver the same thing communism does?
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  5105.  @WallopInn  communism requires coercion, it cannot arise from free markets. The pods are not a commune, they are not owned and managed by the residents. It's a product which incorporates shared services to bring down the cost. If it was houses arranged as a Georgian square with a shared garden in the middle, that would be essentially the same but you wouldn't call it communism.
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  5106. The roads are not blocked off, only the junctions which turn residential streets into rat runs. Anyone who needs to use the road can do so.
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  5107. Was the law banning people from expressing gratitude at the passing of public figures in place at the time Thatcher died? If we can incarcerate everyone who broke the law back then, we would make the UK great again overnight.
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  5108.  @Kelqanus8  if you redefine "work" then they don't work. But they do work, as you pointed out before going into a parallel universe. "They don't work 100% so they don't work" is not something rational people will entertain. We have a number of measures available to us, and none of them work 100%. That's why we do them all.
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  5109.  @Kelqanus8  your parallel universe is the one where anything other than the effectiveness of lockdowns is relevant to the question of whether they work. They work. "the benefits of lockdowns such as less transmission, less covid deaths" Yes, they work. When people say they don't work, they are lying. All I ask is for that to end. They work. Whether they are the best strategy is another question, but lying is not the way to challenge the current strategy, because it is so easy to disprove the lie.
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  5110. When sanctuary states harbor criminals someone is committing an offense. The government should use RICO to convict the officials who deny help to ICE, and all their bosses all the way up the chain to the governor.
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  5111. I was a big fan of Next Generation, but given Hollywood's behaviour towards fan favourites in recent years my excitement upon seeing this series appear on Amazon Prime was entirely due to the anticipation of having Drinker, Nerdrotic et al demolish it. I have no intention of watching it and still don't.
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  5112. Windows 11 will be 4 years old when 10 ends, so there won't be much hardware younger than its own expected lifespan that's not capable of being upgraded.
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  5113.  @uwekonnigsstaddt524  that was a retaliation. Anything's allowed if it's a retaliation.
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  5114. She didn't say that what she did happens as a matter of policy, she said that the policy is to avoid and de-escalate, which she and others applied in their own way.
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  5115. This is another reminder than when every other group has people acting to advantage all members, it is sensible for us to do the same.
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  5116. If he has a duty to protect the existing state of "communities" then his mother had an equal duty to protect the then-existing homogeneity. She failed.
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  5117. Socialist governments and theft. Call it capitalism when it fails, and then do more socialism to fix things. And call it capitalism again when things don't get better. And then so more socialism to fix it again. The cycle of big-government life.
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  5118.  @arlenewipfler5475  I think they advocate for choice, not against the vaccination.
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  5119. No, it's already 95% of all cases in the UK and spread to just about everywhere.
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  5120. I don't think there's any reason for this other than neither of them has the right temperament for the job. At least Trump has good instincts in guiding his country, but Z was a disaster for his whole term and has been ever since. Remember that he ran on a rapprochement platform but then failed to abide by international law in the east of the country prior to Russia taking part there.
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  5121. Only fans has also banned Russian pussy.
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  5122. He had the cure. You're inferring the resultant low-impact disease means we should not have a cure.
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  5123. This channel needs a female voice.
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  5124. He did want to return.
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  5125. Yes, but not for being a victim.
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  5126. There are some near me older than 15 years, still in good order.
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  5127.  @blueband8114  it's not a con, everywhere needs skilled people. It's also not a part of the wedge. If you want to prevent a wedge forming you should take action against asylum claimants and foreign students. But most importantly, take notice of the other things I said and don't get triggered by something you've been told is a thin end.
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  5128. Which norm is Gnome different to? People who grew up with Android and Chromebooks will be quite familiar with it, people who used Windows 95 may not.
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  5129. Republicans need to reassess which "news" companies get access to them.
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  5130. Older people are more aware of what's been taken from us. Younger people will suffer more over their lifetime, but much was lost before they were born, making them less aware of what was done to them.
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  5131.  @frankcastleisdead7473  Israel is a homeland for jewish people and a global center for the support and preservation of jewish culture among its diaspora. It issued a law recently to affirm that. Shapiro doesn't think any other nation should have a homeland or support and protect its culture. You'll never meet a "Racial Supremacist" because it's a bogeyman term used by people like Shapiro to suppress the rise of identities which could challenge their own.
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  5132.  @frankcastleisdead7473  you can't call everything social justice and then claim other people call those things social justice! That's not how you make a compelling argument. Think logically: if you call those things bread, that would not be the problem with bread. Social Justice is the idea that all groups would be equal in all things if it were not for some form of oppression, and that all inequalities can and should be fixed by oppressing the most successful group to achieve "justice". You don't need to go any further than the root to find the problem with Social Justice.
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  5133.  @frankcastleisdead7473  they don't, they call it justice or various other things. For example, the chant "no justice, no peace". But even if they did, Ben Shapiro would still be wrong, because his logic is wrong. The problem of Social Justice is that it is based on a fallacy.
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  5134.  @frankcastleisdead7473  Ben Shapiro does not defend nationalism for nations other than his own. Furthermore, nation is another term for ethnicity -- its root is in the latin word for birth -- so a nation state is an ethnostate. If Shapiro supports nationalism for jews, he supports an ethnostate. If Italy was a homeland for the Italians, that would be an ethnostate, and it would not be racist, it would be nationalist -- the French are not Italian, but they're the same race. Having a homeland is not stupid, it's the only way to protect the right to a nationality, which is enshrined in the UN declaration of human rights. What's stupid is denying your nation its homeland, or denying the exclusivity of your nation, as the Italian and other treasonous elites have done throughout the west. Culture is not irrelevant here, it is essential to the identity of a nation. If you don't preserve your culture and history, you don't properly preserve your nation. That's why Israel protects the jewish culture.
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  5135.  @frankcastleisdead7473  you're still wrong, and even if they did call it social justice, that would not make Shapiro right. They call it justice, but that's not a problem with justice. They could call it bread, but that's not a problem with bread. They could call it yo momma, but that's not a problem with yo momma. Shapiro is simply wrong.
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  5136.  @frankcastleisdead7473  they're spreading social justice, not redefining it as astrology. Just follow the logic I taught you before.
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  5137. Until I see a CGI video of staff walking out with their folders and potted plants in cardboard boxes, I refuse to believe this is true.
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  5138. These are what a feminist looks like.
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  5139. Trump had been wearing a mask in private meetings, just not in public when he's more than 2m from people.
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  5140. They tell you there is a patriarchy. They tell you the US is a white supremacist system. But when they want to slur you they call you "Bros" and "white". Who is supreme in the US?
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  5141. @Bertram Billiard that's not an answer, because Africans can make films too.
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  5142. "Not all of them are bad, so we should let all of them in."
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  5143. @Henbush it would only take 2 weeks to identify the infected people. The economy will be ruined if we let the virus burn though the population for months. Ignoring the virus will cause small businesses to fail, whereas a 2 week quarantine would give them a 2 week holiday! Just delay your purchases by 2 weeks and get back to work, instead of shutting down for months because of the uncontrolled risk of infection.
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  5144.  @scotthopkins7711  in China the mild cases accounted for 80% of infections. "Mild" included pneumonia, which is where those lifetimes of reduced lung capacity will come from. Do you want that?
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  5145. @Henbush ​ it takes 2 weeks for symptoms to show, and Italy has been on lockdown for a few days. China did a proper lockdown and beat the virus. If sick pay needs to be raised, we can raise sick pay. The economy will suffer far worse because of the extended non-concurrent lockdowns that will be imposed by individuals, as I mentioned above.
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  5146.  @scotthopkins7711  the government would have to pay for those who can't. It's only 2 weeks.
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  5147. They lifted restrictions many times before partygate. They never wanted to lock anyone down, they waited too long to do it in the first place, and they lifted restrictions when the infection rate fell. You never needed to be scared. You should have ignored the people telling you it was an authoritarian takeover. It was never about control, and that was obvious from the start.
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  5148.  @simondjangothe4349  look at the timeline. You're wrong but the penny will drop when you look at when restrictions were lifted and when "partygate" was the Current Thing.
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  5149.  @simondjangothe4349  you did not need to be scared. The government never told you to fear, it alerted you to something you needed to be genuinely concerned about. On the contrary, it was pro-pandemic propagandists who told you to live in fear of an unending tyranny which was obviously never going to happen. You know that now, so you know who lied to you. Knowing who lied will help you make sense of it. Also, look at the excess death stats for 2020 and 2021. See how they correlate with spikes in the infection rate. See how the infection rate was not seasonal - spring and winter one year, summer the next. It was a new disease, not a re-named seasonal flu, it had unknown symptoms, of an unknown duration, and it was spreading fast. You were told it was nothing to worry about and that you should resist any attempt to bring it under control. They lied to you. Why did they not want it brought under control? Which organisation stated that the pandemic was a "window of opportunity"? The truth is easy to find once you break out of the propaganda pushed by this channel and others like it.
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  5150. The root cause of irregular migration is our countries being better than theirs. That's not something that ought to be resolved, and it if were, we have no duty to do it.
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  5151. Trump has a lot of people to pardon on the 20th.
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  5152. The news report repeatedly referred to the road markings as a mural. It is not a mural, it is not on a wall or ceiling.
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  5153. Reality: It's not a lockdown or a conspiracy, it's the implementation of a concept that has been discussed openly for years. Conspiracy theorists: "we were right about our lockdown conspiracy theory!"
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  5154. The guy saying fear is more deadly than being infected is actually a satirist. You should be able to tell, because in fact it's racism that's more deadly, as many serious commentators have warned.
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  5155. I have to call out the stat at 7:40 (74% of births in 2021 to Brits). In 2016 the BBC reported that 30% were to mothers born abroad, which leaves 70% as an upper limit back then, although with 20% of the pop being other, the actual figure would obviously have been lower than 70%. So there's no way it was 74% 5 years later. I don't doubt the 54% figure for 2023, but the decline has not been as steep as claimed here.
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  5156. Total waste of money. It's not even an NFT!
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  5157. That guy mis-spoke. He meant to say "Jasper has more humanity in his vulva than Posie does in her entire body"
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  5158. If they picked the best people for the role, why are there no actors from East or South Asia? And why is an African the best person to depict an elf?
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  5159.  @classicepisodesofcrimewatc9971  it is her fault, and it has not happened to Turkey despite its history of colonisation and slavery. She could have stopped it, she didn't.
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  5160.  @tobyglyn  who is intentionally spreading it? It can spread when there's a mask mandate, partly because mask mandates do not mean everyone wears a mask. This type of thing is not in the least bit "difficult to explain" and nobody has baulked from doing so. Stop letting yourself be scared.
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  5161.  @tobyglyn  why are terrified people drawn to these comment sections?
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  5162.  @tobyglyn  you've been told to fear vaccines, and have been lied to about their effectiveness. I don't see anyone who has paid attention being in the slightest bit fearful. We have got vaccinated, we know the severity of the disease will be far less for us than for you, and we are back to normal life, because we know the vaccines do work. You have been terrified by the lies you chose to believe, and you think those of us who reject those lies are being fearful. But there is zero evidence of that. I follow some blogs of people who fell for the propaganda. They are expecting all the vaccinated people to drop dead any money and are modifying their conspiracy theory to include a "time switch" that will turn on in a few years, because the original conspiracy theory was debunked by reality. They will remain terrified for the next few years unless they reject the lies and look at the world. They are terrified of masks, terrified of their government, terrified of vaccines, and have been programmed to be complacent about the real threat, which is the virus. The evidence of this is all over the web, even in this comment section.
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  5163.  @tobyglyn  the excess deaths are because of the pandemic. You don't need to be scared.
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  5164.  @tobyglyn  so that's what you're scared of! You were programmed to be complacent about the disease, and to fear the cure. You accepted your programming. You complied. To enter a VAERS report you need a batch number. If you don't have a vaccine card the easiest way to get a batch number is by copying it from another VAERS report. Eventually a huge number of reports will come from a small number of batches. Has that happened?
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  5165.  @tobyglyn  so you didn't bother to look at the death rates then. You were told a lie, and you complied.
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  5166. Lockdowns work. Look at the transmisison rate.
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  5167. 3rd party stores already exist. If you search for the id of an extension you've installed, you'll find them!
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  5168. Why should journalists get special protection against violations of rules and morals? Twitter has been banning journalists for years and the EU never got involved.
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  5169. With an executive order he could move all of the federal government away from pro-censorship sites, and others would follow.
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  5170. I was more impressed the last time I examined the contents of my handkerchief.
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  5171. Someone should tell Zuck he doesn't understand how awesome metaverses are. That's the response you'd get [before today] if you pointed out how useless and unwanted this tech has been since its arrival several decades ago.
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  5172. You overlooked the main design flaw in widgets, which is that the desktop is a terrible place to put that information. Instead of being under the windows, and you moving the windows to see them, they should be in a panel that opens above the windows without disrupting them: Super+Space to view them, Escape to close them, then get on with your work again. I don't know how resource intensive they are, but they would obviously be more efficient or more easily made efficient that way, as there would be a clear indication from the UI they they were going to be viewed.
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  5173. Russian troops had nothing to do with this, the sanctions are imposed by the west.
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  5174. "Girlfans" is as pathetic as it sounds. "Jacqui McAssey is working at the forefront of a new wave of female fan-centric publications and initiatives. Her GIRLFANS project is intended to give female football supporters visibility and a sense of belonging in football culture."
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  5175. Nobody can force you not to believe.
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  5176. 4:00 they completely ignore the "empire values" of the people they are bringing in.
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  5177. Nationalists movements are "pathetic" globally because most of the globe is already nationalist.
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  5178. The narcissist at 0:35 has a shadow of her face on her right arm, with the sun behind it. She brought studio lighting to the beach for that photo!
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  5179.  @timg1246  thanks, I was not aware of that.
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  5180. Trump spent 4 years doing nothing to stop Silicon Valley's disinformation campaign. Elon Musk doesn't even own Twitter yet and the democrats have already created the infrastructure to stop people opposing their narrative. They may be evil, but at least they get things done!
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  5181. Read the last section at 4:44 If you set your region to Ireland you'll get everything set the way you want in terms of language, timezones and date formats, but you might have to change the default currency symbol in Libre Office or whatever you use (which took me about 2 seconds to do just now).
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  5182. They'll just refer people to a FAQ to get round any potential DDoS-style harassment campaign.
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  5183. What does he mean by "hold onto our values" when he started the piece by outlining the many values that have held sway over the centuries. A nation is not its values, it is its people. That is what we should preserve, and if we had done so there would not be the threat he speaks of, and no need for a social cohesion ministry.
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  5184. ​ @zak992 I replied to you to explain why you're wrong, but it was censored. You'll need to appeal to YouTube to learn what's been going on in your country.
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  5185.  @damientom  considering people the way you have done is usually the mark of a troglodyte, and I see no reason to consider you anything else. If you cared about Britain you would oppose what is being done. If you saw it happen in a country populated by people with skin you don't have an animosity towards, you would oppose it. This is a government policy imposed on an unwilling population with no consultation and no mandate. We have always voted against it. The policy has resulted in the loss of our high-trust culture, an increase in crime and poverty, and social divisions that have flared up recently and many times before. It is detrimental to the standard of living in this country and is not democratic. Any opposition to it is shut down by shouting silly names at those to appreciate its deleterious effects, because Brown. That's what you defend. The silly names you shout apply to you, not to us.
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  5186.  @jamess2928  the British, and taking from you everything your ancestors built for you. The absurdities they made you believe are part of it. If you're on the beneficial end it won't work out how you think, it will be more like South Africa.
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  5187.  @jamess2928  I explained, but you're not allowed to see it. There is no reason for this, it's just badly automated, so if you appeal to youtube someone should let you read it.
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  5188. Daniel, Kyle, Travis and Gregory intervened.
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  5189. Payment is not ambiguous, so that part would not be read in your favour.
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  5190.  @elfishmoss1457  you could argue it, but the judge does not have to accept your interpretation when you contest a claim.
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  5191. That's not how acronyms work. The G is silent, as in "gnome".
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  5192. You're comparing a stock and a flow, and making no sense of it.
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  5193.  @cw_uk  it's like comparing distance and speed, it just makes no sense. If a journey's length is 2.6 times current speed, what does that signify?
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  5194.  @cw_uk  reserves will run out in 2.6 years? That's beyond worrying!
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  5195. Are you suggesting there are other types of women and men?
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  5196. She was listening in to the call and often took the dog's harness off. Neither is suspicious.
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  5197. Reducing risk by restricting your service to specific identity groups is a great idea. For example, I might choose to take only Asian passengers. To increase my customer base at a slightly raised level of risk, I could accept Europeans too. For a less favorable risk/reward payoff I would next extend my service to hispanics, and so on. I'm sure this would be acceptable to all.
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  5198.  @The_New_Abnormal_World_Order  it's not your wood and they don't need an excuse to protect it. Nobody would be "picking up twigs" as Neil claimed.
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  5199. I hope you will some day realise that the ever changing nature of the climate is not in anyway a surprise to the people who are studying climate change. They are not confused by this, they know it was not caused by SUVs, they will not be convinced that man-made climate change is not real just because someone shows them a chart of historic climate data. They have already seen it, and they understand it. I know a lot of people don't get this, but they should.
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  5200. At least in this instance they let us know what we're not allowed to say. They don't always do that.
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  5201.  @drumlessons833  that makes no sense at all. Every drug you take is designed to work for millions of people, that is no reason to avoid them. The vaccines are not one drug, and are not claimed to fit all needs. They are specific to SARS-COV-2. You have no reason to be scared, unless you fell for the propaganda.
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  5202. Pride Week Month is not gay people.
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  5203.  @camocamo6177  spelling and pronunciation are not the same thing.
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  5204.  @camocamo6177  you don't know what an exclamation mark is for, you can't string a sentence together, you can't tell the difference between spelling and pronunciation, you can't spot a typo, you get triggered when people like my comments, and you're triggered by people having standards. Did you know that the rejection of standards is a left-wing characteristic? Do you know PJW is not left-wing? How did you end up on this channel if you support degeneracy and get triggered by simple things?
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  5205.  @camocamo6177  is that all you have? You don't know how to put a sentence together, so you are a loser. Any opinion of yours towards me is irrelevant because you are a substandard person. Lift and read.
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  5206.  @camocamo6177  stop losing. Stop being triggered. Lift and read.
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  5207.  @camocamo6177  you came back to this after a month. Give it up, you're wrong, standards matter Lift, read.
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  5208.  @camocamo6177  it's not about permission, it's about what you reveal by making the comments you do. You're a loser, you have no standards, you get easily triggered, and you can't let things lie. Lift, read.
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  5209. You do not need to live in fear.
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  5210. "Intolerable," says Macron's wife, while tolerating it.
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  5211. Taiwan recently had an outbreak. In 10 days their daily infection count rose from less than 20 to 723. Within 54 days they had it back below 20 again, by doing nothing that we in the west cannot also do. What is shameful is that people in Ireland and elsewhere refuse to do it, even when it is proven to work. Having lockdowns lasting 16 months is a condition imposed on us by the people who resist those same lockdowns. It does not have to be this way.
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  5212.  @rol1517  avoidance is easier than accepting what's happening.
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  5213.  @MoonshineH  that would be better than letting people vote to take your money. It should be limited to people who have a significant stake and restricted from people who have an incentive to have the state steal for them.
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  5214.  @indanhe  Spain, Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands all have worse rates than the UK and haven't left the EU yet. Brexit is good for the UK but the virus has nothing to do with it
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  5215.  @mweskamppp  the ban is on travel from the Schengen zone, not Europe. If you look at the number of cases in Spain, France, Italy and Germany and consider how the zone operates, you'll understand the reasoning.
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  5216.  @indanhe  the fact they're prepared to walk away shows how little they need the EU. All economies are shutting down, the EU was close to recession before the virus hit, it is suffering from the virus more than the UK is, Greece is being invaded by Turkey using human rights as a cover, and relatively virus-free countries like Poland and Hungary have been included in the US travel ban because they're in the Schengen area. The UK does not need the EU, Europe does not need the EU, we're all better off if it collapses.
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  5217. Kolbev GmbH is Swiss, but the founder has a Polish-sounding name.
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  5218. @dooby6400 I'm right, completely factual. You should do some research before shouting your fears for us all to laugh at.
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  5219. @dooby6400 the comment has your name and avatar next to it. You do not need to be concerned about people who know how to handle TV Licensing, and if you want to mock us, you ought to find out how the system works first.
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  5220.  @ConfusingZark-hj5bt  people here don't know the difference between feminists, social justice, DEI and rebrandings of DEI, so when you tell me something that isn't true, I just accept that as par for the course.
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  5221.  @Aliefr3550  that rhetoric is not new. Universities have demanded Diversity Statements for several years, for example. In software development, the Contributor Covenant has required everyone to do the work since its first release in 2014. Being "open and welcoming" was introduced at least 9 years ago, and diversity was added in May 2020 (pre-Floyd).
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  5222.  @ConfusingZark-hj5bt  I do see the decades long plan. It has not always had the same name, which is all I am trying to tell people.
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  5223. Their freedom to colonise us. Yeah, great.
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  5224. Without the tats and attitude she could be a good wife for someone.
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  5225. It used not to be a good idea to tell the world you listen to Adolph's speeches and think "that sounds reasonable".
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  5226.  @B.a.S.t.A.r.D.  you should have watched the video.
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  5227. Get away with what?
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  5228.  @kieranmorris9827  but his parents are Rwandan and he was born in Wales.
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  5229. It's not wrong to set people on a more wholesome path.
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  5230.  @sirgucci452  there's no room on the floor. Imagine a crowded theater, it's like that.
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  5231. It might sound good, until you realise we're in the same position they are.
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  5232. His comments about legal tender in the intro are not my own understanding of it, so I searched the term to check I was not wrong. One of the first results was an article about States which have made gold and silver legal tender! The law does not compel people to contract in dollars, or in gold and silver in those States, it lays out the conditions in which a court will consider a dollar-based contract to have been settled.
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  5233. Where do you think the laws come from?
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  5234. It's not a cold. Do you know it can affect every organ? Search this quote and read the full article. "A study involving 1,216 patients - 813 of whom were diagnosed with COVID-19, revealed that 55% had abnormalities when given an echocardiogram between April 3 and 20."
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  5235. In publishing anonymous "allegations" (which could have been fabricated by journalists) of consensual and non-consensual acts, The Times and Channel 4 have prejudiced any case which might have come had those alleged women reported their concerns to the police. I hope the full force of the law comes down on both corporations.
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  5236. The left always blames white people. We should stop listening to them and look at what is really happening to our continent. It is being colonized, and we should stop it.
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  5237. So, teaching about "whiteness" is fine, but teaching about communism can incite hate.
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  5238. To view a saved password in Brave you have to enter your OS user account password. But to view the sync-chain master password, just click a button! I have multiple Brave profiles synced on my desktop; unfortunately only 1 can be synced to the mobile app. I've not tried self-hosting but I doubt that's easy to manage on the mobile app either - having the sync URL as a setting rather than a parameter would make more sense.
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  5239. There was a study done on the number of wars started by kings and queens in Europe. Queens are more likely to start wars!
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  5240.  @shenmeowzo  if you accept viral loads contribute to immunity, why did you suggest there was no virus involved in his illness? Herd immunity is a bad strategy when we have vaccines and the disease kills 1% of people.
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  5241.  @shenmeowzo  you didn't mention delta, you implied the vaccine caused the disease.
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  5242. The video is about pyramid schemes, not digital currencies. He doesn't know the difference.
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  5243.  @Sniperbear13  if you know that what failed were scams, do you also know that when people told you crypto was the future they did not mean scams are the future? A lot of people cannot differentiate between a cryptocurrency and a pyramid scheme. You appear able to, but still conflate them.
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  5244. This video is tumefied.
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  5245. They don't shadowban any more, they just remove. And they've even fixed the comment count bug, so you don't see 2 replies under a button that says "5 replies" when 3 got removed. Nobody else knows you got censored any more.
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  5246. If I made a pyramid scheme from silver investing it would not make Silver Shield a pyramid scheme by association. Your man's an idiot.
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  5247. She supports "diversity" and "representation" in Britain and "decolonization" in South Africa. If it's anti-white racism it's A-Ok with Mutti May.
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  5248. "It appeared as if Trump was voted out of office" I like this guy!
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  5249. They have never claimed that taxes change the climate, so you can deny that as often as you want. I've never seen any HC denial that I would call loony. Or denial, to be honest. Doubts about any claim surrounding it are labelled denial as if people are disputing the existence of the trains and camps.
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  5250. Capitalism requires that there is only a very small amount of political power, so there would be no point in a capitalist grabbing it. Socialism is political power, over every aspect of the economy, and nobody should have that.
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  5251. Get over it, you lost.
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  5252. Russia would liberate Swedes from liberalism. Why fight back?
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  5253. It's full of farms. That means it's full.
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  5254. I've won a design award for a solar powered car recharging system that extracts hydrogen straight from the air. It will give a 1000 mile radius for a 10 minute charge so adventurers never need to be inconvenienced ever again! Do you want to promote my kickstarter?
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  5255.  @factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204  like I said: know your enemy. Some will be at the cenotaph, some will be on a march. If you think the police will be defending them, I assume they will be defended from you. So the headlines will make you the bad guy again, and you will achieve nothing. But if you stay home and let them destroy the cenotaph, everything changes. Know your enemy, and know yourself. You are not in a position to achieve anything by turning up.
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  5256. Not a big deal unless you live in a democracy.
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  5257.  New King  they're not covering it up, they quarantined loads of people and beat the virus.
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  5258.  @johnmandragon4830  look at what's happening in Europe, and explain why we should have anything to do with it! Brexit has not been a disaster, the only disaster associated with it was the treasonous effort to stop it.
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  5259.  New King  look at what's happening in China, they quarantined a lot of people and defeated the virus. They are not covering up a massive outbreak and nothing in your comment is evidence that that they are.
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  5260.  @johnmandragon4830  why would you think being attached to the EU politically right now would benefit us at all? They're in more of a mess than we are, and having them write our laws and tell dictate our response to the outbreak is ridiculous. Brexit is the best thing that's happened to this country for decades. One of the benefits is that it has exposed the traitors such as yourself. There is no such thing as "Hard Brexit," there is only leave and remain. We chose to leave, not partly leave.
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  5261.  New King  you're off topic. China is not covering up their outbreak and you have not provided evidence that they are. They quarantined, and quarantine works.
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  5262.  @johnmandragon4830  you don't care about the future if you want the country to be ruled by an unelected foreign bureaucracy. You are a traitor if you want that, especially when the country has voted to be free from that bureaucracy.
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  5263.  New King  you keep posting garbage in response to me pointing out that they quarantined the country and beat the virus. I don't care to go over any of their previous actions, and you have done nothing to change my mind about the current situation.
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  5264.  New King  I have not rejected the weeks old narrative you're trying to reconstruct. The problem is that it is completely irrelevant to the current situation.
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  5265.  New King  I am not wrong about the thing you're concerned with, it is simply not the topic under discussion. I am not engaging with it any more, I did all that weeks ago. Go away.
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  5266. Please sack your editor, or whatever you call the guy who puts those clips in and turns the video upside down.
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  5267. AJ got Dorseyed.
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  5268. A calm local resident confirmed the identity of the belligerent suspect. Stop being racist.
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  5269.  @ericwashington2488  mistaken identity means you look like someone they were looking for. When the rates of criminality are so vastly different across races and sexes we can't expect everyone to be wrongly suspected at the same rate.
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  5270.  @jerome1lm  she was not suspected of a crime and did not behave suspiciously or aggressively. Funny how that goes.
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  5271.  @jerome1lm  what makes you think watering the plants had anything to do with it? He was called for being suspicious, and he acted suspiciously when they asked him for ID. Trespass is a crime, and they had been told he should not be there.
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  5272. He's more concerned about a different nation these days. For example, he took donations to make a documentary about the issue that started his campaigning, but then made one called Shalom instead.
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  5273. There is no evidence of racism here, except on the part of people accusing everyone of being racist. What would things be like if everyone stopped calling police when they see a black man snooping round a neighbor's house? He was watering plants when police arrived, but when the call came in he might have been looking for the hosepipe. The neighbor didn't recognise him, and he may well have looked suspicious. But he's black, so just let him carry on? Is that how things have to be?
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  5274.  @0IIIIII  if you didn't assume sexism you should not assume racism. Would a woman have aroused suspicions by snooping around a house whose owners were away? For what reason do you assume the woman who came forward to vouch for the pastor, and who claimed to be the person who called the police, wants the pastor to be jailed because of his skin? We're told she must have recognised him before calling, which means she specifically wanted him arrested. And if it was because of racism, she wanted him arrested because of his skin. She just needed an opportunity, and noticing him watering the plants was it! But then she changed her mind and tried to assure the police he was innocent. Something doesn't add up! If we are conditioned to assume racism in every scenario between people of different races, we should not be forced to live with and among each other. When you support baseless accusations of racism you lead more people, of all races and for different reasons, to want not to have this disastrous cohabitation forced on us. The effort and expense of making diversity work is just not worth it, and it is failing, so I would be fine with freedom for all races from all other races, but I know it will not be allowed. As this forced association persists, the people who are suffering most from your actions are people who look like me. You have to stop, you are conditioning people to resent and hate a whole section of society for no reason.
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  5275. "All people are considered Americans here" That's where you went wrong. They are not American, and they are now in sufficient numbers to proclaim and act on that fact.
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  5276. Nice to see that? They were claiming that they have divided loyalty, which Simon's mates at the IHRA will tell you is the worst thing ever.
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  5277. It's only proof of ownership if the court you take your case to agrees that ownership for the asset in question is recorded on the blockchain you say it is, and not in any other documentation trail.
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  5278.  @bpnuke  that's not the point. If I put your house on a blockchain do my keys prove anything?
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  5279.  @bpnuke  that still won't work. Unless the asset can only exist in the Blockchain, there's no real scarcity or proof of ownership.
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  5280.  @bpnuke  that doesn't solve anything. Where is the proof that the digital record is a valid deed or that the original is destroyed? None of this matters except in the case where there is a dispute, and what will be in dispute is the validity of the record, which simply cannot be validated. Blockchains can store a record of transactions, but can't independently associate a real-world entity with those transactions.
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  5281.  @bpnuke  so it's not decentralised then. Bitcoin transactions are decentralised and need no notaries, so let's understand the difference between that and a decentralised deeds registry before we get too excited!
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  5282.  @bpnuke  it doesn't matter how many iterations of the technology there are, because the problem is physical rather than technical: nothing inherent in a real-world asset tells anyone which blockchain its valid registration of ownership appears on. This is something you need to make your own mind up about, because is it true and it means the only way to have transactions of real-world assets is to have a traditional registry which the legal system can use to verify ownership. Think about it: I put your house on a blockchain and sell it. Now what?
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  5283. The death rate has fallen since the vaccine rollout. The weapon was the anti-lockdown hysteria. China used lockdowns to control the virus, and all we had to do was copy them. But for "some reason" there was a great deal of FUD spread about, and people resisted. Thus China stole a march on the rest of the world, whether the initial release was intentional or not.
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  5284. He's going to lose that $95mil to his (soon to be ex?) wife if he doesn't lose it to the university.
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  5285. No, the ECHR is separate from the EU.
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  5286.  @peterfrance7489  it is as separate as can be. On their website, which is an "int" domain, not an "eu" one, it states "Although judges are elected in respect of a State, they hear cases as individuals and do not represent that State. They are totally independent and cannot engage in any activity that would be incompatible with their duty of independence and impartiality." It has judges from countries outside the EU, such as Ukraine, Azerbaijan and Russia. So not only is it separate from all states, it is not even a body contained within the EU jurisdiction.
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  5287. There were about 10 "brown ppL" in medieval Europe, so I'm not buying that answer. When researching what a feast in Henry VIII's court would have been like, I discovered that "Perhaps the only type of food Henry and his court didn't consume to excess was vegetables, which were viewed as the food of the poor and made up less than 20 percent of the royal diet." This explains why "white ppL" are not vegans... Other things in a typical feast include a boar's head garnished with bay and rosemary; marzipan, which includes cinnamon and pepper, and spiced fruitcake.
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  5288.  @AL-lh2ht  Disney and the game industry are making losses in their diversity-led products. There are consumer rebellions all the time, it's not about profit.
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  5289.  @Tommy1977777  there's a lot of money for the people who run the training courses, and they find it easy to shame decision makers into hiring them.
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  5290. GAME OVER "WE HAVE EVERY PIXEL COVERED" it started way before fox began. US media was covering for Stalin in the 1930s.
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  5291. ​ @norezplaysgames which packages do they not allow customers to redistribute? The redistribution of RHEL as a whole is not permitted by any of the licenses of its constituent parts, and Red Hat does not have to provide binaries to people who do it.
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  5292.  @edaleman2758  we only did it to punish people who had colonised, so it's not right for people to punish us now.
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  5293. BLM are Marxists. If you think the left are supposed to be the good guys you should look into how many genocides marxists have carried out.
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  5294. Crypto exchanges, not crypto. You don't need to use an exchange.
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  5295. That's poor rhetoric. Stick with Two-tier, it's already had the bad guys whining and "debunking" it. Or use Kier Shariah if you want to make a specific connection.
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  5296.  @YourMamasHouse  we tried fighting, but it didn't work. We're up against a powerful foe that knows it has to stop us organising, and has the power to do so.
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  5297.  @ste2442 they were not "jabs". Use proper words, there is no need to be scared.
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  5298.  @ghostinthemachine5821  you have no idea how irrelevant you are, or who I am. Scared of words on a screen? Oh my! I can't hurt you, you did that to yourself.
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  5299.  @Dwd84  it should be clear to you that I do. Can't work it out, or won't want to work it out? Obviously the latter.
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  5300.  Oscar Ortiz  you guys literally have no idea what you are being sold. You don't know what is being done to you, you don't know how to respond, you just want it not to be true. Lizards are more considerate of their motives than you guys.
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  5301.  Oscar Ortiz  that's no more impressive than the last time, but I now realise which word you mis-spelt. Bah!
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  5302.  @josesuokas217  you're basically right, but that's not what this is about, it is more specific than that. You are out of your depth.
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  5303.  @solinvictus2045  that's the wrong film. They made that one to fool the noobs You're not leet.
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  5304.  @solinvictus2045  you're not in the club, so you won't understand. You don't know which film reveals the truth, because you've been kept out. You are not leet.
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  5305.  @solinvictus2045  how would you even begin to know how connected I am? I came here to tell people to stop larping, and you still don't get it. You think the TV is telling you things. You think it is revealing truths to you. You think being credulous makes you leet. And you think you're not larping.
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  5306.  @solinvictus2045  you have an odd way of not caring. Your rants and abuse were in support of people who did the things I attributed to you, and that's close enough. I just couldn't be bothered to go through the whole thread and see your particular malfunction. FYI, you're not leet.
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  5307.  @solinvictus2045  if that were true you would not be ranting in support of people who think it gives them esoteric knowledge. You are protecting them, for doing something you think is ridiculous. Did you read the OP comment? Did you agree with it? You disagree with it now, and you have spent several comments attacking me for disagreeing with it.
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  5308.  @josesuokas217  yep, that's what I mean. I told you you could not understand, and you told me you don't understand. You told truth in jest, because you don't understand what's happening.
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  5309.  @solinvictus2045  I am the opposite of the rest here, not "no different". The theory is outlined in the video and in the OP comment. You have not been prevented from accessing this knowledge. The fact you don't understand is not because of external factors, it is all within you. You are not leet, you are not capable.
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  5310.  @solinvictus2045  that was not a story, it was an explanation of what is happening. You don't know what is happening, even when it is explained to you. Nobody is keeping you in the dark, you just failed to work it out. You lack capability. You are not leet.
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  5311. Returning error numbers is soooo two weeks ago.
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  5312. @DesHewitt-mj8lb if you support what they do to their victims, you support the people who are doing the same to us.
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  5313. @GretsGarbo-h9m  that's a ridiculous position to take. If you justify what they do over there it will come back here.
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  5314. @GretsGarbo-h9m  if you don't support people who have been displaced then you permit it to happen in the UK. If the process which has already begun continues and we get pushed into Cornwall and blockaded we would be in the same position they are in over there. They have a right to defend themselves, and so do we. Our history is rhyming with theirs.
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  5315. Sidebar hotkey on Brave exists, it is Ctrl+B. Customisability for this is in System > Shortcuts.
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  5316.  @col8353  it's how politics works. Free speech is only for friends.
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  5317. Heather appears not to have read the Time Magazine article about how the election was "protected". The people proclaiming a grand conspiracy were not doing it with no basis, and some of those involved in it have now come forward to boast of their success.
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  5318.  @thatcabbage1258  they knew he was on drugs. They knew he was resisting arrest. They knew he drove to the store he robbed and was therefore lying when he claimed to be suffering claustrophobia in the police car. They knew he was lying when he claimed not to be able to breathe even before the officer put a knee on the back of his neck. And they knew he was able to breathe when they finally restrained him. They didn't have to know he was a violent criminal with no regard for others, they could have worked it out in minutes. They did not know he had covid-19 attacking his body and a heart weakened from cocaine abuse.
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  5319.  @louise-aurore3510  that is not an uncommon police tactic for the restraint of violent suspects. The autopsy showed the knee did not cause his death; it was not on his windpipe.
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  5320. And then there's Newquay, Newham, various Newcastles, Newports, Newtons and Newtowns, and The New Forest, which are all just new.
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  5321. To stop the cat playing with the microphone, put a cardboard box on the floor.
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  5322.  @drsprof6295  if a more contagious virus emerged, why did the infection rate fall? It looks like everyone got infected with a mutated virus that is less transmissible. But if it's less transmissible, it can't take over.
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  5323. If you could just create perfect corners by bashing a stone against granite, that would be a massive win. Mockery does not help your case.
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  5324. If it was serious it would be reported in a serious manner.
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  5325.  @diadetediotedio6918  there are a lot of ways to obfuscate some text while leaving it readable. If someone does it for a bug report but not a police report then we can assume one is a serious matter and the other is not, regardless of whether the text can be decyphered. Would anything think the fool behind these reports would do the same if his house was broken into?
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  5326. Her, or a plank of wood. Both would be vast improvements but one's nicer to look at.
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  5327. It's not surprising that he would consider the concept of white people turning brown and no longer being accepted, because the left's approach to race relations in colonised Europe is as if the colonisers are born of the same population and culture but a different colour. Were this true there would be no rational basis not to want to associate with them or treat them as family. The fact is it not true would lead us to want the exact opposite though.
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  5328. It only works for women.
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  5329.  @crunchyfrog555  it's taking away from taxpayers and should be stopped. Entering the country illegally is a crime, which can be enforced if the government wanted to do so.
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  5330.  @crunchyfrog555  they are not asylum seekers, they are not fleeing persecution. And they are not entering the country legally according to Section 24 of the Immigration Act 1971 or Section two of the Asylum and Immigration Act 2004. They can be denied entry and returned to France. They are taking away your money, they are taking away your country. All the resources given to them come a cost to us. How will Britain be British by the time most of the population has no history here prior to 1997? That time is coming if you don't snap out of your delusion and start looking at the facts.
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  5331. These are pyramid scheme disasters, not crypto disasters.
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  5332. Infection protection decreases, but illness protection does not. There's no point becoming infected to reduce your risk of infection.
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  5333. It's good to know the vaccines are working though.
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  5334. The police have allowed themselves to become an on-call Harry's Mint service. I know from experience that I can't use a particular word here, so I'll say that what they do might be considered by a layperson to infringe Section 42 A of the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001.
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  5335. He's not edgy enough until he's been banned from Spotify.
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  5336. A populist is anyone who wants to fix the problems created by the elitists.
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  5337.  @robertseavor4304  no, I do not.
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  5338. Nobody will be made to own nothing, we can all buy shares in car companies like we can buy shares in electric scooter companies or any other form of rental. You don't need to be scared.
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  5339. There's no point decrying identity politics if you support migration. They use it because it works and they want to win. You oppose it because it works you want [them not] to win, but you have no power to use it for your own people, and likely never will. It did not have to be this way, and was not this way before 1948.
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  5340. They only hired Mr Balls because Deez Nuts was unavailable.
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  5341. She's got a Business Marketing degree. Why doesn't she just market herself to businesses?
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  5342. It does pose a threat. Do not be complacent.
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  5343.  @DeepBlueAbyss  you're ignoring anything less severe than death.
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  5344.  @DeepBlueAbyss  people who used to jog before getting the disease found it hard to walk for 5 minutes after it. I don't care what you call it, or how sexy you think that is.
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  5345.  @DeepBlueAbyss  there are people with debilitating symptoms months after getting the disease. Like I said, it doesn't matter what you call it. But "long covid" is a better name because some of the symptoms have nothing to do with fatigue. The threat is not exaggerated by having people aware of it. The vaccines are effective at preventing illness. There were many horror stories during the several waves of covid before the vaccination rollout, and far fewer after it. Instead of believing the anti-vaccination propaganda you should look into the data, because it would benefit you to be aware that the vaccines are effective. If the virus becomes endemic you will get the disease. The propagandists want you to get the disease rather than the vaccine, because the health outcomes are far worse for you that way. They are not spreading misinformation for your benefit. Think about that.
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  5346.  @DeepBlueAbyss  why do you not want to accept the reality of a condition that affects 300k in the UK? It's brainwashing, and you reject the idea that you have been brainwashed because you reject the existence of the propaganda that they brainwashed you with. There is no pro-vax propaganda, there is just evidence from millions of vaccinated people that vaccines are safe and effective. You need to investigate the reality of the situation you find yourself in, because you will either get the disease or the vaccination. If it goes endemic, that is what will happen to you. They have trained you to want the disease. The data shows that to be a very bad decision. "acquired immunity from infection is much better anyway" Do you not see the propaganda they fed you? They told you to get the disease rather than the vaccination, because getting the disease is better at stopping you getting the disease. That makes no sense at all if you actually think about it. They want you not to be vaccinated. Defy them!
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  5347.  @DeepBlueAbyss  acquired immunity is not better for anyone. To acquire immunity you need to become infected, which negates the benefit you gain from immunity. So by definition, acquired immunity is not better than something which protects you against infection. You have fallen for the anti-vax propaganda which trains you to want to get the disease rather than the vaccine. How can you pretend the pro-health narrative is "incoherent" when you support the idea of getting infected to avoid getting infected? They did a job on you and you can't see it! Covid does not effect only the "extremely old". The death rate is low in the young, but another aspect of the training you received from the anti-vax/pro-pandemic propaganda is to ignore any negative health outcomes that are less severe than death. Your complacency about long covid is an example of this. Something else they don't want you to think about is that a pandemic affects a population rather than an individual. If you're young and less likely to get a severe reaction to the disease, you still benefit from the vaccination being taken on by yourself and the wider population, because it helps to defeat the pandemic. The economy is still depressed by the pandemic even when the restrictions are lifted. Unlike yourself, many people understand the need to take precautions and limit unnecessary contacts. We can end that need with vaccination. The propagandists also want you to think you actually have a choice to avoid both the disease and the vaccine, which you do not. If the pandemic becomes endemic then your choice is to get the disease or get the vaccine. The former is vastly more of a risk, and the latter can be scheduled. Take a few days off work, get the vaccine, rest, and then you don't need to worry. You can even do it at a weekend! If you get the disease then you have to upend your life at what might be an inconvenient moment, and you're far more likely to have to take much longer to recover. You bought into the propaganda that wants to take away your power over your own health.
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  5348.  @DeepBlueAbyss  why do you need to know their motive? It is happening, and has been happening for 18 months. Originally you were trained not to do anything that would help end the pandemic, and now you are being trained to want to be infected. It is real, it is happening, it is being done to YOU. Do you remember being told it's just the flu and that masks filter out oxygen molecules? It all happened, and is still happening. If you can't see it it's because you don't want to see it. Do the people doing it have a motive? Of course they do. Does being told the motive mean it is happening? NO! The fact it is happening means it is happening. Vaccination does stop community transmission. You've been trained not to think about the effectiveness of the vaccine in preventing people becoming infected, just like you were trained to ignore the effectiveness of masks in preventing infected people transmitting the virus. I have followed the propaganda, I know this stuff, I saw the "studies" people used to "debunk" masks. Those studies showed low rates of protection against infection, whereas the research that tested effectiveness against transmission never made it into the propaganda echo chamber. This is ridiculous because you can prove their effectiveness against transmission by holding a t-shirt over your mouth, breathing, and seeing if it gets damp! So with masks you were trained to think about infection rather than transmission, and with vaccines you are trained to think about transmission rather than infection. You can spread the virus if you're vaccinated, but you're far less likely to have been infected, so you're far less likely to spread it. That is what they do not want you to consider. Vaccination reduces the R-number, and so do masks. The motive to promote safe and effective healthcare rather than being infected by a virus that has killed millions is obvious. Many of us want the pandemic to be over, and we know that vaccination is one way to achieve that.
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  5349.  @DeepBlueAbyss  "The vaccine lowers infection by around 40% against delta. In the older populations with weak immune systems who might have some rational fear of the disease this does not even protect them from catching covid." That's not what the data shows, and your claim that having a 60% protection rate against the virus doesn't protect against the disease is just an outright and obvious lie.
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  5350.  @DeepBlueAbyss  it's not going away, you will get the disease or get a vaccine. It's time to stop lying to yourself about safety and effectiveness. Accepting the truth is the only tenable position, and you can't even accept that long covid is real. You are living in a terror of your own creation.
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  5351.  @DeepBlueAbyss  if the effectiveness declined, it's because there was effectiveness in the first place. You don't need to be scared of that, and you should not lie about it. The disease is worse than the cure. That's why you were told to get the disease. Are you not intrigued by the fact this propaganda is aimed at a certain type of person, and a certain political alignment? They targeted you, and they got you. I have told you repeatedly that being infected is not a way to avoid infection. It makes no sense at all, and all it does is tell me you absorbed the propaganda which trained you to want the disease rather than the vaccination. I'm not scared of anything, but you are terrified of the vaccines, as per your training. I got mine, I'm protected, I looked at the propaganda and compared it with reality. I chose wisely, and you are still terrified to protect yourself. You will get the disease or you will get a vaccine. That's the contention among "experts" now; they expect it to become endemic because of that drop-off in vaccine effectiveness. Only a fool would let themselves be led by propaganda instead of facts. One of the blogs I follow which spreads propaganda is Anonymous Conservative. One of today's lies is about the "surge" in deaths in Singapore. It sounds scary if you're the sort of person (and you obviously are) who does not bother to check things out. Look at the surge, work out the infection fatality rate, compare it to the situation there last year, and have a think about his contention that "it is most likely the vaccines" causing it. He is terrified just like you, and he wants to spread that fear. You choose not to reject this obvious propaganda, so you have allowed yourself to be conditioned by it. You refuse to admit that it exists.
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  5352.  @DeepBlueAbyss  there is no dishonesty in stating facts. Vaccine effectiveness against infection starts high and declines over time. Effectiveness against severe disease remains high. Getting infected so that you gain immunity against infection is not a strategy for avoiding infection. Getting vaccinated is. If you can't work out why getting infected is not a way not to get infected, you have no business making your own health decisions. If you tell lies about the effectiveness in different age groups, I don't care that your comments get deleted. We do not have more deaths after the vaccination rollout. The cases and deaths both dropped off during it, and with the arrival of the delta variant cases picked up again but there was a discrepancy between vaccinated and unvaccinated people because of the effectiveness of the vaccines. Also, the link between cases and hospitalisations or deaths was broken because of the vaccines' effectiveness against severe disease. The last 28 days in Brazil and the UK. Brazil: 865,793 cases and 23,907 deaths. UK: 814,449 cases and 2,583 deaths. Brazil is 26% fully vaccinated and the UK is 62% fully vaccinated. Can you see the vaccine effectiveness there? Do you think you can convince me of such an obvious lie about death rates when I am the type of person who thinks for himself and looks at data? The last 28 days in Indonesia and France. Indonesia: 768,230 cases and 41,417 deaths. France: 645,147 cases and 2,143 deaths. Indonesia is 12% fully vaccinated and France is 56% fully vaccinated. The effectiveness is apparent once more, as it is in all the available data. You cannot lie to someone who values truth! You have been trained, by the propaganda I have warned you about. You do not think logically, you think the way the propaganda trained you to think. You ignore facts the propaganda ignores, and you state the lies the propaganda told you. I have seen the propaganda, I know the lies it tells you, and I know what it trains you to do, because I am on the side of politics at which the propaganda has been aimed. But I think for myself and look at sources, so I have natural immunity.
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  5353. That definition of counterfeit references the mark, which in this case is the crown symbol and the Rolex name on the dial. Those are indistinguishable from Rolex's mark because they are literally the Rolex mark. When you state the watches are completely different from a Rolex product, you're saying they are in fact counterfeit, because they are not Rolex products but they're carrying the Rolex mark. It's a commercial operation trading on Rolex's brand. They could have avoided a suit by modifying Rolexes and removing the mark, or by buying generic watches and adding their own branding. Or they could have modified Seikos and sold them with the Seiko branding, and risked a suit from them. Let's not ignore that all of those options would have given them a smaller per-unit margin than using the Rolex brand.
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  5354. The evolution of the rainbow flag in 2050? Easy: green with a crescent.
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  5355. Please don't call vaccinations "the jibby jab," it makes you sound terrified to use proper words.
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  5356. The Boston researchers were not trying to create a more deadly virus, they were researching whether the lethality came from the body of a virus or the spikes. We should be allowed to do this research, it is not right to sacrifice freedom for a little temporary security.
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  5357.  @deborahwillard3495  it's not gain of function research.
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  5358.  @xxxxxxxxx3944  it was genuine research, not a "so called study," and was not investigating whether the spike proteins are lethal. You do not need to be afraid.
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  5359.  @deborahwillard3495  they were tested, nobody was experimented on, people were vaccinated, you don't need to be scared.
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  5360.  @camocamo6177  k
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  5361. No they don't. Do you bother to investigate the propaganda you're told?
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  5362. If the payments are not marked as reparations then no reparation has been paid, and the demand can be made again after the money has been received.
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  5363. He thinks opposing atrocities is the same as supporting terrorists.
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  5364. They benefit in 2 ways from this. 1) farmers tend not to be diverse, so making them sell up will create opportunities to improve that metric; 2) there will be more land for houses for all the new people.
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  5365. Governments tax sugar, and the free market is to blame for replacing it with sweeteners. Ok.
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  5366. Only a racist would care what skin tone their teacher has. Don't give in to racists.
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  5367. I send encrypted messages from my mobile to my desktop using my web browser's sync function. I create a data-uri containing the text, and pick it up in the "tabs from other devices" page. I hope India doesn't ban web browsers, and also that terrorists don't figure out this trick. Also, Russia is a democracy. Like Hungary, it is denied recognition because the people vote for a party that rejects the GAE orthodoxy.
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  5368. What is this about a crash? The S&P 500 was up 0.28% today (after several changes of underwear at the trading desks).
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  5369. That's what you might think id you don't know what a pandemic is.
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  5370. I stopped at 2.19 because he made too many mistakes already.
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  5371.  @kirishima638  ok, the attack is not as simple as Disney pulling out because they don't like his opposition to the funding of hate in universities. Technically it was Disney which was blackmailed, but even more technically Media Matters committed tortious interference. But what it comes down to is that twitter will lose money if they don't re-establish the censorship regime that existed before Musk took over. That's blackmail.
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  5372. Remember when Twitter banned people for telling unemployed journalists to learn to code? Some of those people were women and POCs!
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  5373. Nearly everything's got worse, but you couldn't get a decent kebab in the 70s. Swings and roundabouts.
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  5374. The 23% effectiveness was after only one dose.
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  5375. Just because the WEF's GR has a website, that does not mean everything that happens can be attributed to them or it. Face it, it has become a conspiracy theory! Even the "own nothing" scenario, which the WEF described as utopian, is used out of context. Nobody cares expect Mike Graham apparently. And me: I don't like it when you lie to me.
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  5376. You did what you were told, and will follow your programming next time. 2 sets of instructions were issued.
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  5377. Enoch was right.
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  5378. Their plan to conquer America was to make the white identity politically untenable, whilst importing millions of non-white people and making politics all about identity. It worked very well, all that's left is for the democrats to accept their new POC overlords!
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  5379. They did not fuel hysteria. If you think they did, perhaps the problem is that he spent a year among hysterical adults? The children I know who live in stable intelligent families who understand what a pandemic is, are doing fine.
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  5380. The only reason to go to a football gave these days is to express your disagreement with their support of a marxist black supremacist hate group.
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  5381.  @InvisiMan2006  why would they bother stealing it? It's only of any value when it's associated with a person or a web browser, and since the browser gives it away for free and a person can't be associated with the stolen data, there's no point.
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  5382. They are not being experimented on. You do not need to be scared. He could wear ear plugs.
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  5383.  @michaeljarmain9387  yes, you should look at the data rather than the propaganda. Safer than covid, and more effective than nothing.
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  5384. How does He/They work? Does They replace Him, or does it replace His? Do we still use Her for the one which has not been replaced? On noticing they at a party: "He's over there. I'm going over to talk to they and her companions"
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  5385. I have only 2 extensions, but neither changes the UI so it's basically vanilla. If you want a desktop that gets out of the way, it's the best.
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  5386. How can you claim there was austerity for the last decade after showing that the national debt more than doubled (relative to GDP)? If austerity means anything, it is spending less than you earn.
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  5387.  @backthen911  it couldn't work any other way. If you put allocated gold bars in a bank and retained ownership of them, you could not use the account for buying stuff. Transferring ownership to the bank makes the deposit fungible and a medium of exchange. It makes the deposit money.
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  5388. The Ukrainian troops were not defending the city, they had been attacking it, targeting civilians, for years. The residents voted to join Russia after the coup in 2014, and are now say they are glad to have been liberated.
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  5389. ​ @candorsspot2775 why are they so often over-represented when Asians are not included at all? This is not a result of merit, if that's what you are trying to imply.
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  5390. His death strengthens the collective. We can't quite say "Oh this is much better for everyone involved," but for everyone except him, it is.
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  5391. When the mayor speaks of cultural benefits, who is he speaking for? It makes no sense to say that migration benefits migrants, because they would not migrate if they were not going to benefit. No, any reasonable measure of the benefits of migration has to consider its impact on native people, who have been leaving London for decades. If we benefit so much, why do we never notice it?
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  5392.  @markusengel4701  it already is, but we'd be able to do something about it without being compared to Germans of 80 years ago.
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  5393.  @bahastar6688  grape gangs are one issue. I have to misspell that here obviously. There's a book by Samuel Huntington which also cannot be mentioned, which explains the main problem, which the establishment is beginning to realise will hamper their global ambitions.
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  5394.  @bahastar6688  there is no "protecting" to do here. An attacker needs no defence, and all that its victims hold against it is the truth. You're laughing at someone who knows we don't have democracy. Is that why? Sense not makeng you.
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  5395.  @bahastar6688  it's not winning and will not prevail. It cannot create a civilisation worth living in, so it cannot win.
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  5396. Britain was Britain before there were fish and chips; all this shows is that refugees change the culture. Sometimes it's bad, sometimes it's awful, but the change happens regardless. Without those immigrants we might have pheasant and turnip as the national dish, so how is that a bad thing?
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  5397. How many WASPs does Biden have in his cabinet?
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  5398. Make some energy so we don't have to do this.
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  5399.  @mathsweb3370  the point is that we have no option until Europe drops its sanctions against Russia. It's out of our hands yet he's blaming someone other than European governments. Unless we can make some energy...
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  5400. Quick, Robin, head to the Toyotamobile!
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  5401. How can you blame the government for this? Do you know how many excess deaths there were in March and April compare with the average of previous years? The virus is so obviously real I'm just sad at you idiots now.
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  5402.  @CL23_  it's global, not British. The government delayed the necessary response and wants to lift restrictions as soon as possible. They did not want the virus or the lockdown. All it has done is make them look incompetent. There was never an upside to spreading a virus through the population.
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  5403. Residents would put them back.
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  5404. 21 minutes in and I still don't know what isn't going to happen by December >:(
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  5405.  @David-uk7sm  upwards of 30 people did die in those riots!
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  5406.  Alex Hoo  he had no power to force the states. He's not a dictator! Do you have a problem with your K-Eyboard, or is it a problem of bad rhetoric? The media lied about HCQ because Trump commented on some research which showed it was a potential therapy. Based on the differential in death rates between nursing homes which used it and those which did not, I calculated back in May that 80% of deaths were preventable, caused by the media's Trump Derangement Syndrome and their desire to make you think everything he does is self-serving, ignorant, hateful, etc. They lied, and people died. So it's certainly not all on him, and since the US has a comparable death rate to Europe and South America there's no reason other than propaganda to make you think he's done an especially bad job. But they had to propagandise because "he would also have breezed through the election" if you had a better understanding of the world. If he lined his pockets, why did his wealth fall during his presidency? There's just too much ignorance among the anti-Trump crowd! He did win the election, by the way. Illegal votes don't count. There is nothing to investigate him for. If the media didn't lie about him every day you would consider him to be just a normal president, like every informed person does.
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  5407.  Alex Hoo  those are not the illegal ones. Who told you they were? Blocking observers and bringing in crates of ballots at 4am is where the fraud happened. Changing the voting system to be based on postal votes enabled the fraud, but was not the fraud itself. Have you read the affidavits and seen the data analysis of the fraud? You still have that K-Eyboard issue. And that derangement syndrome. His taxes are fine, and if a bank has a problem with him, that's a civil matter. What the "progressives" want to get him investigated for is things like trying to reverse Obama's change to the census questions. If you think that's acceptable you deserve Biden as a president. Fortunately you won't be getting that.
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  5408.  @maxinvestor8933  yes, he never denied it. You've been lied to.
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  5409.  @maxinvestor8933  they did show evidence. If you believe what you've been told you have nothing to worry about. But why believe it when you can easily find it to be false? It's a cope.
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  5410. The flyer shows it with a cable running into the car's normal charging port. Instead of having someone carry a long cable around the car park, this thing will conveniently move into position, then conveniently whistle to have someone attach its cable to the car. It will whistle again later so they can conveniently disconnect it and recharge it in the place where the long cable could have been. 2 of these conveniently do the same job as a long cable.
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  5411. I hope Elon can afford to pay whatever the democrats are going to fine his company for historic crimes they benefited from.
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  5412. The alt-right was a meming movement for about a year (based upon the actions of people falsely labelled alt-right by the left) and is now reverting to its intellectual roots. Problem?
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  5413. People generated huge amounts of wealth during the gold standard despite not being in at the start. He's wrong on a lot of things, but that one's the most obvious. His solution to a "predatory" economy is to empower people to have the government predate on others on their behalf. That's a childish response, and is ideologically connected to the conception that if someone's richer than you when you're born then your life will be a failure. He needs to ditch a lot of bad ideas and start over.
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  5414.  @XraynPR  he didn't say they could not lose money. I falsified his main claim against hard money. Since you need another criticism, consider that he thinks mothers are discriminated against. Choosing to hire someone who is better able to make themselves available for the role you hire them for is not discrimination against those who are less able. He is not grounded in reality.
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  5415. If the NHS had been overwhelmed with covid cases nobody would have got a cancer screening, or covid care. Saving the NHS was not about the NHS, it was about the NHS's ability to serve us.
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  5416.  @fuckgoogle4712  those states are sunny and vitamin D helps immune systems fight viruses. Mask mandates do not mean everyone wears a mask, and dropping the mandates does not mean nobody wears masks. How much lower would the infection rate have been if more people wore masks? After I explained to you why people wear masks and what their effectiveness is, you posted another study which does not even attempt to disprove their effectiveness. You obviously do not understand what they are for, and do not want to understand. You have no intention of breaking the conditioning. You are comfortable in your delusion and ignorance.
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  5417.  @fuckgoogle4712  the key word is "protection". I told you repeatey what the masks are for, and you still ignore me. They are not for the protection of the wearer. Those studies are worthless and irrelevant. Do you remember when Trump hailed findings of the apparent effectiveness of HCQ, and the Fake News claimed it was ineffective and dangerous? Multiple research teams then showed that it was indeed ineffective in the late stages of covid when you don't include zinc or azithromycin. But the claims for its effectiveness were as a prophylactic or in the early stages of the disease, in combination with those other things. So the claims were rejected without actually being tested! Yesterday there was news that in combination with AZM it boost survival rates by 200% even in the late stage of the disease, but lots of people who could have benefited have already been denied the treatment. Similarly to that, you have found some studies which reject mask wearing without even testing the claims that masks are effective. But even within those studies they do show the effectiveness of masks. Look at what they say about pathogens on the masks! Where do those come from, why are they on the mask, and where would they be if not for the mask? Without the mask, those pathogens would have been in the lungs of the wearer, but the researchers urge caution lest the pathogens get on the wearer's fingers. It doesn't take a genius to see what's going on here. We know that people are being propagandised into resisting efforts to stem the pandemic, and we know people are using the pandemic to further their agendas. Please stop helping the bad guys.
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  5418. The referendum was democracy in action. She opposes democracy.
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  5419. Rocket scientists need to prove they're right by getting rockets into space. Social "scientists" only need to conform to group think; they can spend an entire career being wrong about everything.
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  5420. Supporters of censorship have no right to complain about being censored.
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  5421. We are being subjected to a strategy of "unite and conquer". Anything which keeps us divided helps us beat them.
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  5422. Thank you for your cooperation.
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  5423. A lot of the people refusing to wear masks do so because the government told them to, and they think refusal is freedom. But there's a large crossover between people who won't wear masks and people who think the pandemic is a manufactured event to give the government control over us (because the government has been wanting for centuries to make everyone stay indoors and watch tv, and now they found a way to achieve that goal!). The two conspiracy theories make no sense in the same brain though: if you don't want the government controlling you via a pandemic, you should want to wear a mask to end the pandemic!
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  5424. I wish I could be surprised that people would try to blame the vaccines for the rise in still births based on the data in the last video. We can assume the rate of vaccination being roughly the same across both samples, so why did we see a tiny increase in still births among those without covid and a huge increase in those with covid? Pre-pandemic baseline rate: 0.59% Uninfected rate: 0.64% Infected rate: 1.26%
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  5425. Just think of it as "FOSS social media sucks, 2024 edition".
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  5426. What does the chart at 10:56 tell you?
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  5427.  @somalilandrecognition5413  you need to be aware of people using deception to mislead you into supporting really bad things. A key sentence in what you just praised is "It is perfectly possible to have xy chromosomes and develop as female," which hides the fact Khelief has nothing female about him. He has something which I'm not sure I can write here, because factual content is being removed. If you watch Emma Hilton's interview on Andrew Gold's channel you can find out what OP wants you not to know.
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  5428.  @MarvinWestmaas  they tested him and found he has too much testosterone to compete with women. The IOC didn't even test him. But more importantly, the expert in the interview explains the facts which you don't get here.
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  5429.  @mrpocock  Umar Kremlev of the IBA confirmed he has XY chromosomes and high testosterone. A man with a development disorder which might leave him at a disadvantage in his category but should not put him in another.
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  5430.  @MarvinWestmaas  they tested him and he was banned from competition. This is not disputed, it has been reported widely, and the information is available on their website, for example in the IBA Board of Directors Meeting Minutes of March 25th, 2023. That does not state the nature of the testing, but Umar Kremlev, IBA president, is on record as stating that Imane has both XY chromosomes and a testosterone level above that permitted in the women's category. A litigious athlete would no doubt seek to have that tested in court if it were not true. He took the disqualification decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport but later withdrew. He has a male body with a developmental disorder, and people are lying because they want to see him fight women. You ought not to do that, unless you harbour a...
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  5431. ​ @mrpocock  he's a dude, dude. I won't lie to protect your sensibilities while you lie to get women hit in the face by men. He doesn't have the body of a child, the testosterone had an effect. His Adam's apple is less pronounced than on the other feller though.
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  5432. ​ @mrpocock  he's a dude, dude. I won't hmmm-- to protect your sensibilities while you hmmm-- to get women hmmm-- in the face by men. He doesn't have the body of a child, the testosterone had an effect. Further facts had to be removed to pass the removals process.
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  5433. ​ @mrpocock  he's a hmmmm, hmmmm. I won't hmmm-- to protect your sensibilities while you hmmm-- to get women hmmm-- in the face by yaaas! He doesn't have the body of a hmmmm, the hmmmm had an effect. Further facts had to be removed to pass the removals process.
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  5434. mrpocock we should call him what he is, in sympathy with oppressed and marginalised people. If you don't know who those are, just look at the disgraceful way this ridiculous situation has been reported. He is not what he tells you he is, and everyone without any power knows that; many with power know, and know they have to lie. You're not siding with truth, only with power.
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  5435. ​ @mrpocock  he's lying; reality ought to have your respect. Gender is an aspect of a person's personality, like ostentatiousness is; it should not determine how someone is able to dictate to you how you must title them. The fact that you submit shows that you put ideology before reality, which in the eyes of the oppressed diminishes your opinions on the matter to zero. The firsthand confirmation of his XY chromosomes comes from the president of the IBA, as I explained in a comment above.
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  5436.  @mrpocock  if you tolerate this then you can have no reason to object to a country registering every birth as female and taking all the medals. The government paperwork is all the IOC uses when categorising competitors.
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  5437. mrpocock he's lying; reality ought to have your respect. Gender is an aspect of a person's personality, like ostentatiousness is; it should not permit someone to dictate to you how you must title them. The fact that you submit to this shows that you put ideology before reality, which in the eyes of the oppressed diminishes your opinions on the matter to zero. The firsthand confirmation of his XY chromosomes comes from the president of the IBA, as I explained in a comment above. If you tolerate this then you can have no reason to object to a country registering every birth as female and taking all the medals. The government paperwork is all the IOC uses when categorising competitors, so they would allow this. Most people instinctively know not to tolerate this, but we have no power. This disgusting charade is conducted by the powerful, and the rest of us have no reason to keep their system going. We do not buy into it any more, and its every stumble brings cheers.
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  5438. mrpocock he's lying; reality ought to have your respect. Gender is an aspect of a person's personality, like ostentatiousness is; it should not permit someone to dictate to you how you must title them. The fact that you submit to this shows that you put removed-for-compliance before reality, which in the eyes of the oppressed diminishes your opinions on the matter to zero. The firsthand confirmation of his XY chromosomes comes from the president of the IBA, as I explained in a comment above. If you tolerate this then you can have no reason to object to a country registering every birth as female and taking all the medals. The government paperwork is all the IOC uses when categorising competitors, so they would allow this. Most people instinctively know not to tolerate this, but we have no power. This charade is conducted by the powerful, and the rest of us have no reason to keep their system going. We do not buy into it any more, and its every stumble brings cheers. Apologies for no paragraphs, it's a compliance thing.
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  5439. mrpocock he's lying; reality ought to have your respect. Details removed for compliance. The firsthand confirmation of his XY chromosomes comes from the president of the IBA, as I explained in a comment above. Warning about the result of tolerating this removed for compliance.
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  5440.  @kpcraftster6580  g-therapy was disinfo to make you prefer the pox over the cure (yes, they did work, there was disinfo about those too because they worked less than 100% of the time and therefore "don't work").
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  5441. Is there any evidence of it from the side opposed to censorship? Even claims of school book bannings don't stack up when you can buy the books they banned, but cannot buy other books which I won't even dare mention here, and which are not allowed on school reading lists. I'll just point out that it's not the right that the actually-banned books dissent from.
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  5442. The spread of the virus. That's what's doing it.
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  5443. Das Reich she was hit by the car. It's the only explanation of the observed events.
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  5444. bio, you'll have to explain why you think that video shows anything contradicting what I wrote, because Heyer does not feature in it before the car hit. At 0:44 you can see the pickup I mentioned at the top of the screen, and Heyer is on the ground near the group of people in orange and yellow jackets. She was hit near the pickup and landed further down the road.
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  5445. Abdullah, saying she died of a heart attack simply means the injuries sustained in the incident were not life-threatening. She was definitely hit by that car, it's what the video evidence shows.
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  5446. I explained before, there is footage of her walking up the road and she got hit when she was near the pickup on the left. Nobody is confused by the woman in the turquoise top.
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  5447. She's the one with the black top and braided hair. She is at the far end of the pickup when the car hits, and is being tended to further down the road in subsequent footage. If she didn't get hit, how did she move to the bottom of the hill (whilst having a heart attack)? https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4a0_1504662541
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  5448. What makes you think the person taking the footage was not hit? What explanation do you have for the movement of the camera after the person holding it was hit, if the person was not actually hit? In the Occidental Dissent link posted above there is an image of the Dodge next to the pickup. It's very close and Heyer was very fat! There's no room for her to stand between the 2 vehicles, so how could she not have been hit? How did she get 20 feet down the road in an instant if she was not hit? In the same link it says she had a leg wound. Do you think she got that by running towards the car that just mowed down a load of people, so she could have a heart attack somewhere other than where she was standing? Look at the evidence and try to make sense. When you do you'll have to admit she got hit by the car.
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  5449. Did you miss the bit where the car drives through the crowd? You can't simply assume she wasn't hit, because we know that other people were hit! Do you think the people that were hit were in front, behind, or to the side of the girl with the camera? Did the girl with the camera say there was no car, that the car was somewhere else, or did she say that she managed to jump to the side of it? SOMETHING happened to make her footage go the way it did, and there was definitely a car, and Heyer was in the car's path, and she moved down the road and sustained a leg injury. Explain that!
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  5450. CB I didn't use the phrase "blunt force trauma" but the leg wound I referred to came from the Occidental Dissent link above. She did not simply "drop". She moved 20 feet down the road, from a position where there was no room to avoid being hit by the car, to a position she might have been flung to by the collision. Being hit by a car does not preclude her dying of a heart attack.
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  5451. No, the video evidence shows the most likely explanation is that she was hit by the car. You can see her near the pickup when the car hit (Liveleak link above), and you can see the distance between the Dodge and the pickup (Occidental Dissent link above). There was no gap for her to hide in, and being hit explains how she moved down the road. Being trampled by a crowd does not explain how the car failed to hit her despite travelling in the space she occupied, and does not explain how she moved down the road. By the way, another problem you have with that explanation, if you value consistency, is the "evidence there is of her, on video, not being hit by...a blurry mass of people". How does CPR result in "blunt force trauma" to a leg? You're clutching at straws and ignoring the obvious.
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  5452. Adrienne "Well you can say in the case of adrenaline, she could of easily made those 20 steps then had a heart attack from moving so quickly" Why take 20 steps when all she had to do was get off the road?
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  5453. The guy in the pink shirt is spreading misinformation, and he completely missed the point too. What we are dealing with here is a government policy that increases crime and poverty. It is not the colour of the crime committers that is the issue, it is that they have been brought here by a government policy that nobody ever voted for, and they are making Britain worse. Their colour helps us identify the consequence of what the government is imposing on us. If we are condemned for noticing that, we cannot reverse this disastrous policy. What he said about similar events in the US is not true at all. There is a database of bang-bang naughtiness events which is referenced by the main media outlets over there. Someone compiled monthly reports correlating the database with news reports to associate colours with events. It is about 95% not what that man claimed. The analyst was banned form social media for compiling those reports.
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  5454. A replacement launcher needs to be quicker than typing the name of the application (or folder, setting etc) and/or easier than selecting from the apps grid. This might win on the latter test but is it better than ArcMenu?
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  5455. With a sufficient change in demographics, states could "secede" by becoming part of Mexico, which would prevent the federal government going to war to get them back.
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  5456. Once Chinese employers find out that a lot of employees with degrees from English universities can't speak English or do their job, the cost of degrees will be much less.
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  5457. I bet you never considered why you were told they were not effective, or that there was more than one.
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  5458. They're trying to maintain the value of the assets which back your bank account. They are stopping you from becoming destitute, not enriching themselves.
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  5459. It's ok to criticise brown people.
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  5460. That first study found that we get along with diverse people when forced into an homogenising environment such as a workplace. The report also found that people who live in more diverse communities are “more likely to be negative towards ethnic diversity,” meaning we don't like each other when we express our own cultures. The BBC must have missed the part somehow, and decided that "greater prejudice towards muslims" was the real lesson.
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  5461. It's a pandemic. End it by wearing a mask.
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  5462. They wouldn't need bailouts if the economy wasn't crashing, and markets crashed in February, not when the government locked things down. The economy can't function during a pandemic when so many people are getting sick, whether the government wants it to or not. People act like we have options.
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  5463.  @lightning9279  more have died of covid-19 this year even though we shut everything down. We didn't shut down for the number that died, we shut down for the number that would have dies if we didn't, and also because a huge number of people would NOT have died but would have been too sick to work and the economy would have crashed. By the way, 80k did not die of flu. That figure is modelled by the CDC, based on recorded deaths and other calculations. In a bad year there are 15k recorded deaths when the flu is allowed to run through the whole population, versus 90k recorded deaths so far from the coronavirus during a lockdown, and it's not over yet. There is a HUGE difference and that's why the response is not the same.
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  5464.  @lightning9279  you're focusing on the people who die. That's not all you should be considering, especially if you already know they're mostly not in the workforce. Q: How many get sick, and for how long are they off work? A: Many and for a long time. "Not to mention most of the recorded deaths were NOT due to the virus" Are you sure about that? I've seen UK data, where there were more than double the normal number of deaths yet the number of covid-attributed deaths was _lower _than the excess. They are not falsely labelling every death as covid, they are under-reporting them. This virus is real, do not ignore it and do not pretend it won't have any impact. From the Scientific American blogs: The 25,000 to 69,000 numbers that Trump cited do not represent counted flu deaths per year; they are estimates that the CDC produces by multiplying the number of flu death counts reported by various coefficients produced through complicated algorithms. These coefficients are based on assumptions of how many cases, hospitalizations, and deaths they believe went unreported. In the last six flu seasons, the CDC’s reported number of actual confirmed flu deaths—that is, counting flu deaths the way we are currently counting deaths from the coronavirus—has ranged from 3,448 to 15,620, which far lower than the numbers commonly repeated by public officials and even public health experts. As we have known since January, and I've stated many times since then to many people, this is not the flu.
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  5465. Russia under Putin is retaking land first captured by Catherine the Great from the Ottomans. She was a woman, Boris is a moron.
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  5466. What valuation method makes a favicon of a punk worth millions?
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  5467.  Jesse Mathis  it' not unique though - you can have it without owning it. The only difference is that ownership allows you to generate an income from it, but these valuations are far beyond a consideration of future royalties. They're paying the Greater Fool game at valuations which are a million times that of reality.
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  5468. Quicker charging, but longer queues.
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  5469. I heard it's a video of Trump measuring his dong with a 10.1" ruler.
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  5470. It's trolling. They went out of their way to obfuscate their contribution and make things more difficult for other people.
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  5471.  @therealb888  "he" is gender-neutral in English, depending on context.
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  5472.  @therealb888  sexism took over and people no longer know what's true. I've seen people use "she" as a gender-neutral placeholder, presumably thinking they don't appear bigoted that way. But they do, and ignorant too.
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  5473. ​ @epicforger12345  yes, laughing about how they were going to kill granny and refusing to do anything that could limit the effects of the pandemic was inhumane.
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  5474.  @Stantheman848  I am not at a food bank and I don't give our liberation from the EU any consideration at all in day-to-day life. The only person here still fixated on it is you. The elites supported the EU, lied to us about what was best for us, refused for years to give us a vote on it, and tried for 5 years to overturn our democratic decision. It was not we winners who were duped, it was you losers. It is way beyond time that you should have got over this. You lost, and you should be thanking us.
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  5475.  @Stantheman848  Brexit has not brought a disaster and the establishment wanted to remain trapped in the EU, so they lost. Nobody is 42% poorer. Do you even think about what that would mean before you chose to submit to the propaganda?
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  5476. There was no racial profiling here, except on the part of the people who claim there was racial profiling.
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  5477.  @siiciitree  why do you assume he was watering flowers when she called the police? If he was looking for a hosepipe would that not have looked suspicious? Just because he's black, that is no reason not to call the cops.
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  5478.  @siiciitree  he'd been arrested by then, and could not be unarrested.
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  5479.  @siiciitree  he was suspected of trespassing and was uncooperative. They had to arrest him, and what was said on the news report about private property does not contradict the police's actions. Do you think it's reasonable that the police should not be allowed to arrest someone who has apparently broken into a private residence but claims to live there and refuses to prove it? Leftist media hates the police, they misrepresent them and portray them as racist. You cannot trust a left-wing report on crime and policing, and you should trust this report in its assertion that there was not right to arrest.
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  5480. @bulldog9160  of course it's about the age of the cloth. But the point I made is that the method they used would show my socks to be much older than they are.
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  5481. Let them know you don't need a license. It's worked for me and many others whereas ignoring them results in stressful threatening letters and house visits which people are so scared of they have to tell everyone about it in comment sections.
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  5482.  @tankgrief1031  it does not encourage "harassment". There are people so traumatised by the letters they get that they create YouTube channels dedicated to the story of their inability to cope with mundane administrative affairs. I, however, have breezed through the last 17 years of not having a license; I have not been harassed at all. I am well placed to explain how to handle this, because I have done so with absolute success for many years.
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  5483. Oxford might not slip down the international ranking, because the international ranking is also slipping. The result of not giving students the best possible education cannot be avoided though, and will present itself in the form of diminished wealth all around. And despite its best efforts, Oxford still gets called ray cyst. It's all so tiresome.
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  5484. After reading about that dog I resolved never to share a bed with a gay couple in Paris.
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  5485. His description of that makes no sense at all. If they hoard the beads they lose their value because people will use other things for money. If they don't spend the beads how do they pay for those goods being transported up the hill multiple times a day?
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  5486. They're not trying to stop every single viral particle, they are trying to mitigate transmission with a minimal disruption to everyday life.
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  5487. The discrepancy is not on colour, it is whether the accused is for or against the regime.
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  5488. Her, "trying to steal a bike": international news. 2 men whose lives matter doo-dah a handyman in the back of the head because they wanted to delete a you-know-what person: silence.
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  5489.  @chrism3933  they can't hold their own fiat money as a reserve to back their own fiat money, so their choice of asset does not reveal anything about their confidence.
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  5490. They should report every theft, shame the city into doing the right thing.
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  5491.  @carmelgrace1939  why don't you people look at the data?
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  5492.  @RabJ208  perhaps there's a lot of testing. Perhaps the people who have spent 18 months encouraging people not to do anything that could reduce the spread of the pandemic have been spreading the pandemic. That would explain the discrepancy in hospitalisation rates between vaccinated people and the perpetually terrified.
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  5493.  @RabJ208  more testing still results in more reported cases. Did you help them with their agenda by refusing to do anything that could limit the spread of the virus? Did you comply when requested? Will you comply with their request if they need help in the mid-terms?
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  5494.  @rabj5641  "Infectious Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) in Exhaled Aerosols and Efficacy of Masks During Early Mild Infection" by Oluwasanmi O Adenaiye et al. Why do you not know this? Why did you choose to follow the propaganda instead of the science? You chose the slave mentality and you think you're a dissident. Vaccines and social distancing both work too. You would know this if you looked at the data or spent a few seconds thinking. You rejected reality and chose to live in a make-believe world where you are a good and courageous person. But in reality where I live you're a coward and a dupe.
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  5495.  @rabj5641  there are no untested experimental vaccines, and "jabs" is a propaganda term. If you had followed the science instead of the propaganda you would not be terrified right now. You have only yourself to blame. If the tested, non-experimental vaccines don't work, why has the covid death rate fallen off a cliff in countries with a high vaccination rate? We don't need to ask why unvaccinated people are getting infected when restrictions are lifted, that is obvious. But why has the death rate fallen, and why are vaccinated people so much less likely to be in hospital? It's a total mystery if you followed the propaganda instead of the science, but to intelligent people who do not fall for obvious scams, it is obvious.
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  5496.  @rabj5641  wearing a mask scares you? Oooooh you poor child! If you are scared of long-term consequences you should have taken action against the pandemic. It would have been over in a few weeks if people followed the science instead of the propaganda, so you have only yourself to blame. You deserve what you got. I didn't read your whole response, but a few key words told me you didn't read the paper you demanded. You chose to be ignorant, you are scared, you have only yourself to blame. You do not need to be scared, you can choose to be informed instead.
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  5497.  @rabj5641  they do work. You asked for some science, I showed it to you, and you responded with some of the propaganda you'd heard. Then you responded again with some more propaganda. Yo have absolutely no idea what is going on, and it's entirely your own choice. Why would you wear one? Well, if you don't like the fact loads of people are getting sick then you would want the pandemic to end. If you thought there was an agenda attached to it, you would want it to end. Wearing a mask, and encouraging others to do the same, is something you do if you understand what is going on instead of falling for the propaganda. You fell for the propaganda. You were asked to prolong the pandemic, and you complied. Why are you not enjoying your reward? Why would you not wear a mask? To protect yourself. They're not very good at that. So the fact you asked why you would wear a mask to protect yourself tells me you have absolutely no idea what is going on. You ignored the science, you followed the propaganda, and you are now lost and scared. But at least you helped push the agenda of the propagandists. That's what really matters, huh?
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  5498.  @pisceananarchyvortex7223  the USA doesn't have any experimental ones. You've fallen for an obvious lie told by people who want you to get the disease rather than a vaccine. They hate you and and you dead.
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  5499. There's a version of the VW advert which has a woman making a sandwich!
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  5500. Brave promising to support v2 after Chrome stops doing so is practically worthless considering they piggy-back on the Chrome Webstore, which will stop publishing v2 extensions in July. Fortunately Brave's own blocking system is fine and no extensions are required. It should be noted that the Chrome developers have been talking with adblocking developers and recently published an article entitled "Improving content filtering in Manifest V3". In that article they state that they are increasing the number of filter rules permitted in the v3 APIs.
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  5501. Yes. If a car company sells its own designs with someone else's badge they are benefiting from the value of that brand. They need permission to do that.
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  5502.  @beckwithtl  the tagline on their website is "vintage timepieces reimagined". It's not Rolex doing the reimagining; you won't find these timepieces in a Rolex catalogue. They also state that their customisation includes "reinstalling all Rolex and Cartier marks and original indicia," which means they put Rolex branding on their own designs. If they were restoring the watches they might be allowed to use this process, but they're not doing that. They are creating their own brand by marketing a range of watches which have a strong identity, and the Rolex and Cartier marks are a part of that identity. They are piggy-backing on someone else's marketing, and would make less money if they chose to avoid using those trademarks. They don't just put a new strap on the watch, they take the Rolex clasp, with Rolex branding, and put that on their own strap to make it look as if Rolex made the strap. If you were to remodel a Rolex you own, that might be acceptable, and even selling it as chattel might be. It might also be acceptable to remodel watches other people own, and return the watch to them. But the company in question is modifying Rolexes they own and reselling them with Rolex branding they applied. That's different, and it does qualify as counterfeiting. It's not appropriate to compare what they do with different things different people do.
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  5503. It will happen, don't be scared. Some people in another comment said they were too scared to do anything. If you think you don't need to do anything, and you think you've been scared, you need to stop being scared and take action. They are not trying to scare you, only to warn you. Heed the warning and take action.
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  5504. SJW advertising is bad. SJWs hate capitalism.
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  5505. Whoever made these, we can be sure they don't work for Samsung.
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  5506. @DornsHammer92  it is what he did. There is no connection between him and the Austrian, and many people have held their arms up. It makes sense to associate him with the many who had their arm up rather than the one he has no connection to.
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  5507. That first "study", and every news report about it, are hate incidents.
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  5508. The companies are not crypto, they are exchanges or pyramid schemes.
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  5509.  @1love4everja  if you think selling jpegs in a free market is a scam and putting property titles on a blockchain is reasonable then I've got a bridge to sell you. Not an actual bridge, just the title to a bridge, digitally. You don't need to worry about the current owner asserting their ownership rights in a court of law, because you and I don’t use that system anymore for buying and selling.
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  5510. Connor's anti-Palestine stance is getting tiresome. Please tell him to learn some history of the region.
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  5511.  @ryan.1990  it belongs there
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  5512. That's not true at all, they migrated and built places, they didn't manipulate politics to gain an unfair advantage.
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  5513. Sweden...so tolerant!
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  5514. It's not so hard if you don't mind falling over. If you want to stay on your feet you keep them on the ground.
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  5515.  @rosiepayne7712  I think he was mocking the MSM, which claimed anyone who called it intentional was motivated by hate.
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  5516.  @tereninsecundus6084  so we don't need to focus on just one of them. I don't know why you addressed that obvious point to me rather than to the person who does not understand it.
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  5517. We can save money by paying African doctors to treat African patients in British hospitals.
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  5518. Sometimes the intent of someone who talks about a policy is to have the policy ended. We can't know whether they have specific emotions towards the people implementing the policy.
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  5519. The culture war fallout from this film included the first instance of Twitter weaponising their blue checkmark system, by unverifying Milo Yiannopoulos. And even in those more innocent times the film was still a pile of pish.
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  5520.  @williamtell6750  over time that would just make it more useful to the people who want to direct its resources against Russia. Russia is pivoting to the East now, so doesn't have even a short-term interest in a strong and confident Europe.
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  5521.  @thomasrobert4654  NATO is Europe and the USA.
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  5522.  @PaIaeoCIive1684  Russia doesn't want to be in, and NATO uses European resources. My comment applies to NATO exactly as it applies to Europe.
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  5523.  @PaIaeoCIive1684  Putin asked to join too, but all that matters is your last sentence. If NATO is an offensive force then European decline suits Russia, which is my point.
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  5524.  @williamtell6750  Europe's interest is not Russia's interest. They sought normal relations with Europe for centuries and have now given up.
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  5525.  @alanharwood1636  he didn't keep it going though, and Russia stayed out for years. It was in breach of international law that Ukraine kept the conflict going, and they refused peace even after Russia had made it clear they were not just messing about. Without the insurrection, nothing would have happened. Same in Georgia. Same in Kazakhstan. Similar attempted in Belarus. Focus on who keeps doing that on Russia's borders. They want this, not Russia. This is why I can be sure that it is not in their interests to save us from the fate we can all see.
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  5526. Millions of Americans have been prepping for this for years.
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  5527.  FIEND PHOTO  that's not actually what the law says but at least you tried.
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  5528.  @fatbikemontage2931  yes, they are not required by law to send you letters. What do you want to do about it? Netflix is not required by law to prosecute people who share logins, but it is illegal to do that. They can investigate people who they think might be breaking the law. They are allowed to do that, but not required to.
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  5529.  @bobp6742  he was playing games with the definition of "TV." I feed trolls enough to choke them.
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  5530.  @bobp6742  you need to get one before you install or use a TV receiver. I've already stated that, can't be any clearer.
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  5531.  @peterpedant  "A television receiver must not be installed or used unless the installation and use of the receiver is authorised by a licence under this Part." You need a license to have a TV receiver installed.
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  5532.  @peterpedant  you don't need a license to buy cereal.
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  5533.  @Br3ttM  there are fewer than in a normal year, but the fear-mongers use them anyway, they just flat out lie when they need to.
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  5534. James Woods wasn't even propagating that meme, he was commenting on it.
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  5535. Don't let him in, because he's probably lying, but don't touch the bags, because he might not be.
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  5536. But racism IS a national security threat - because with CRT being supported by the establishment, why would any white men bother defending the country? No foreign government would do worse to them if it were to successfully invade and take over the county, so there's no point in the majority of the country protecting national security, because of establishment-backed racism!
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  5537. Centuries of tradition discarded. If this was done to native people of any other continent, those calling it a conspiracy theory would be condemning it!
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  5538. There's a website called hecheated that tracks men in women's sports. As of September 2024, they logged 5,149 males in women’s sports. It's a lot more than 10.
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  5539. The Pakistani flag flew over Westminster Abbey this week.
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  5540. Muh fascism!
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  5541. They want you to be terrified of an economic forum, so you complied.
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  5542. Is it the data that shows a large reduction in deaths from covid in the test sample, and no increase in deaths following vaccination? I've seen people post that data with commentary stating things which the data does not show, with the intent to mislead people. For good or ill, YouTube does not let you mislead people about medical issues.
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  5543.  @beefter11  my comment got deleted. In short, UK: end of July, 71% pop vacc'd, accounts for 38% symptomatic cases despite skewing more towards vulnerable demographics. Symptms less severe after vac.
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  5544. At least with a President McCain you would have had an interesting VP!
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  5545. A YouTuber called JONAYA has a video in a UK police station where she tries to report receiving death threats. The officer refuses to record the crime because she insulted the religion of the people who threatened her. This is Submission.
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  5546.  @ContraVsGigi  they obviously didn't exclude each other, but if they complemented each other both would have been used. Live Tiles showed more data, were a larger click target, and were less of a distraction. It was an alternative, better option.
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  5547.  @kordelas2514 if you would accept the words I used, you would have to admit that I gave a proof. That's why you don't accept them. I am not arguing from repetition, I am stating over and over that you need to give me words you find acceptable to use in the telling of that proof. Argument from not allowing words to be used doesn't even qualify as a logical fallacy, whereas I can't do anything more than ask for acceptable words if you continue to refuse me them. You have an alternative in using a search engine, as I have repeated several times already. But you won't do that either, because you know what you'll find. I know what you'll find too, because I used the words I gave you, and found what I already told you. Have you considered writing a scientific paper on this topic? It would shock the scientific world to discover that the things they have been observing for so many decades don't exist. One problem I foresee is that because you would have to provide words beforehand, those same words would be used in a counterargument and you would be left without room for manoeuvre. It's much safer simply to hide behind a disproved claim and dismiss any words that people use in the dismissal of it.
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  5548. The BBC did not say that Vance made his remarks without evidence, they said he made them without evidencing them. Apparently that's a verb now. He gave some evidence in the speech we was referring to, but he did not do so in the meeting with Starmer, so the BBC is technically correct. However, it's also true that they did not evidence their own claim. They provided no evidence whatsoever to support their claim that he provided no evidence at that meeting.
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  5549. Whether this kind of desire is acceptable or not depends on who is being segregated from whom.
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  5550.  @psy-op  David Lammy claims to be English.
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  5551. ​ @tetsuo3k how do you access the bespoke layout when you have other windows open? You can have app and file icons displayed on top of active windows in an app launcher or file explorer, or you can have them under the active windows and move the windows out the way when you want to click an icon. The former is better, and you can make your bespoke layout in the app launcher. So the options are to press Super+A to open the launcher or Super+D to hide the windows, but to support the Super+D people was too costly. Desktop icons are bad, but ending support for them was not actually a decision.
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  5552. Housing will get cheaper too.
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  5553. It's not marxism. It's not "workers of the world" and the enemy is not the bourgeoisie. It's ethnic, not economic, and it is colonisation not communism.
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  5554. This is why civilisations invent Arranged Marriage.
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  5555. That's not it at all. They put a lot of work in, and don't appreciate it being ripped off by people who merely package it for their own profit.
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  5556. The BBC wouldn't say it angers Poseidon, they'd call it un-Islamic.
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  5557. Do the indigenous people of Europe have a say?
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  5558. Some other things the ABC people didn't mention are that there was no antisemitic tweet, and what it referred to was not a theory.
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  5559. The foreign counterparts do stay, and bring their families with them. The universities do know this, some have oriented their business model to facilitate it.
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  5560. I think you mean "losing". According to the conspiracy theories, the globalists are winning hands down and are winning even more every day this pandemic continues. We could defeat them in just 2 weeks if we coordinated a lockdown for that length of time (because that covers the incubation period of the virus) but the elites have convinced people to be scared of doing anything that would end their agenda. Everything they want to do under the cover of the pandemic, the terrified masses are letting them do.
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  5561. Integration is faster and more complete when people look the same.
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  5562. 56 second video, 68 second advert.
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  5563. This is due to fake news, conspiracy theories, racism and a major political party in the grip of an extremist ideology. The President should come out against those things.
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  5564. It's closte.
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  5565.  @skymanifest8339  the Germans are not doing so well either.
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  5566.  @davidhooper1767  I already explained. If you don't get it, use a search engine.
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  5567.  @Stanlee202  that is the presumption I read into your questions. There is no assumption of guilt when discovery is granted.
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  5568.  @davidhooper1767  yes, discovery happens within the justice system. The simile I used in my first reply is entirely reasonable. I never claimed there does not have to be a court case for discovery to be granted. I have stated several times that I was referring to the principle, not stating that it was being applied in the scenario referenced in the OP's questions. I won't answer irrelevant questions. I have explained why they are irrelevant: disclosure exists and is relevant here as a principal whether or not I give you a dissertation on differences between types of legal disputes. That should be easy to understand.
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  5569. If you tell them you don't need a license, you get a letter every 2 years. If you don't like getting letters asking if you need a license, tell them you don't need a license.
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  5570.  @Sine-gl9ly  he feels threatened by the letters, and he does not have to receive them, so I told him how to make them stop. TV Licensing is under no legal obligation to stop sending them.
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  5571. It's amazing what you can get away with when you claim the people who oppose you are politically White.
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  5572.  Dark Mantra  he spends money on global healthcare initiatives. That's the spending in question. You do not need to be scared.
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  5573. This is not a situation we can get out of by going through it, so I'm not sure what his concern is regarding the right-wing solutions people are proposing. He didn't say what they were, so I think he might be referring to left-wing governments which have been colloquially termed right-wing. With those not being part of our history, and since they were not not attempting to implement a return to a British way of life, I don't think they are relevant in a discussion of such a return, which is what I see people discussing.
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  5574. This video incited me to dislike the British government. Incitement is illegal in the UK, so you'll have to remove it.
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  5575.  @male7097  we need alternative facts because the subset of facts within the mainstream echo chamber are collated to make you unable to parse reality. Those of us with ore facts make better decisions.
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  5576. To the gulag, wrongthinker!
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  5577. I was just about to write a comment recommending that one!
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  5578. Fear is not integrity.
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  5579.  @theoverthinkingalien224  they are effective, you've been lied to about their effectiveness by people who want to control your decision-making process. Making a "decision" based on lies, and choosing what the liars made you choose, is not within your definition of integrity. When the vaccines were rolled out first to older people the ratio of deaths in the older age group relative the younger age group fell. That's because the vaccines are effective. You complied with the lie, you are still pushing that lie. You are as far from integrity as one can get. You do not need to be afraid of boosters. You do not need to be afraid.
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  5580.  @adanis0197  why do you think the people who want to control your decision-making told you to focus only on the survival rate and not the other things it does to you? Did you even bother to find out what those are? I know a lot of people were terrified about blood clots and chose to get the disease rather than the cure. Did you know the disease gave people blood clots? At a higher rate than the cure? Nobody was scared of the virus, but some were scared of the pandemic because of the second-order social and economic effects. So we did what we could to prevent the pandemic lasting, and we watched as you complied with orders to keep it going for as long as possible. You were told to be scared of the vaccines - I saw it happen and know what propaganda you were subjected to - and you complied. Nobody is scared of their shadow, you are misinterpreting people's reactions to a pandemic because you have no idea what was actually happening and you were lied to about what the proper response was. You do not need to be scared, you never did.
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  5581.  @joe-bloggs.  that's not what he's doing. If a forester is told to clear his underbrush, and he refuses, has he stood up to bullies? No, he's selfishly put other people and businesses at risk. His forest, his choice, and people can choose not to cooperate with him in any aspect of his social or economic life because of what he did. That's freedom, that is standing up to bullies. The problem here is that so many people thought they were dissidents when all they were doing was following propaganda and joining the herd. You have no idea what happened and why people responded as they did, and you still do not. You cannot make sense of anything because you refused even to try to understand the world.
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  5582.  @joe-bloggs.  there was no political control. That's why they waited several weeks too long to call for lockdowns, and lifted restrictions when the number of infections fell. It was never about control, they never wanted this, but you don't understand it because you have failed to notice what was actually happening. You ignored reality and listened only to the propagandists, because you have a compliant personality type. That's the only way to remain ignorant of what has happened for so long. You were told to fear the response to the pandemic, so that's exactly what you did. You ignored the covid injuries, didn't you! You did what you were told, because they needed you to be fearful of resisting the pandemic. They asked you for a "window of opportunity" to implement their reset, and you complied. They put it on their damn website, telling you what they were doing, and still you complied! They told you it was brave to comply, and you sill believe. You still think you were courageous to be terrified by them. If you knew what a pandemic was you would understand the analogy. Pandemics do not happen to individuals, this was never about you and what you want to do. A pandemic infects a population, not an individual, but individuals can help create the conditions whereby it thrives within the population. It requires a population-wide response, which is why the people who wanted to use it for their own agenda asked the most compliant, docile, ignorant dupes to "resist" the resistance to the pandemic. They asked, and you complied. They knew what you are, they knew you would comply. They were right.
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  5583.  @Estoc_Bestoc_  clearing underbrush does not guarantee there won't be a fire. I know you were lied to about the vaccines, so you won't know that they do stop infection and do stop transmission. Not 100%, but they do work. That's why the analogy works too. To extend the analogy, lunatics would say the farmer should be an international hero for refusing to protect the people around him, because the protection was not guaranteed to work and he had fallen victim to an international conspiracy to burn forests down for a reset. Had they not lied to you, you would have known what we all should have done in response to the pandemic. That's why they lied to you. They needed people to keep the lockdowns going, for a reset. They put it on their website so we would all now what they got you to do for them. Search "the pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our world," and ask yourself why they told you to resist anything that would close the window. And then apologise. Measles vaccines are 90% effective and require boosters, which means they "don't work," but they practically eradicated measles from the West. I expect you'll want to look that up after you do some research into what I explained above. No, I'm joking. You'll ignore everything because you are too bought into the lies.
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  5584.  @godswill2260  fear is a powerful emotion. That's why they made you fear, to keep you in compliance with their agenda. They told you the pandemic was going to be used for their reset, and that they needed the "window of opportunity to be kept open. They put it on their website and it's still there for all of to see what you did. They told you to resist doing anything that would close their window, and you complied, because you accepted the fear they sold you.
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  5585. If you mean freedom will die because of unrestricted immigration, you're right. But you've obviously bought the fake narrative of the corporate media and have no actual clue what to think for yourself. It is the natives who are being oppressed, not the colonizers. It is the natives who are scapegoated, not the colonizers. It is the natives who the elites tell you to hate, not the colonizers. And so hate is what you do. Only the right is standing for the natives, so the right is our only option.
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  5586. "Detroit's been governed by democrats uninterrupted for 60 years...Somebody has to point out where the problem really is" Seattle has had no republican mayor since 1969. Is the problem really in the governance or is it in the population?
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  5587.  @yolandascholten2012  but if we unite with people who were brought here to conquer us, we lose.
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  5588. You acquire "natural immunity" by getting infected; vaccinations are designed to prevent infection. It is insidious to recommend people get infected when there are safer alternatives.
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  5589. So you don't know what they're protesting, but you know it's too much. Is that based on data?
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  5590. That's fast, considering it was only sequenced on the 29th of that month! You're confusing what you believe and what you know.
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  5591.  @tuathadesidhe1530  first it was known, then it became "suspected". Congratulations.
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  5592. To prove they sell people's data, buy mine and tell me a secret. That's not what they do, they sell ads.
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  5593. That didn't happen.
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  5594.  @tediousmaximus1067  my reply to you about tests got removed, despite it being true. I wish I was able to tell you how you were tricked into a state of fear. When the next p hits, you will do what they told you to do, and will succumb like they want you to.
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  5595. It didn't vanish. It is much less transmissible and many of us have been taking precautions to stop the spread of respiratory viruses. Flu didn't have much chance to spread.
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  5596.  @PetraKann  sorry, my reply got deleted. You tube wants you to remain scared and ignorant, but you don't need to be. Flu did not vanish, and you can find its R0 number on the web if you want.
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  5597.  @PetraKann  I answered, but as I explained, youtube deleted my comment. Flu did not disappear. I am allowed to state that, 3 times now. I hope you will accept the fact this time.
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  5598.  @PetraKann  he might be focusing on a small area, or he might have bought into the same propaganda others have. Flu has not gone away, but was mitigated by the measures we took to limit the spread of another respiratory virus. The UK reported 35 flu cases in the most recent reporting week (week 47 of 2021). In week 47 of 2019 it reported 408 cases.
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  5599. The hats are not literally a problem.
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  5600. If those guys identified as women they could replace the team and Megan Rapinoe would finally earn what's she's worth.
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  5601. Nobody takes advice from a woman who can't spell Kate.
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  5602. You don't need to find an island of birds these days, just take a shovel to San Francisco.
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  5603.  @susanv1823  it's identical. Whoever created the "mothers day" image used a photo from 2016. Why? This is the controversy,, the sleeve is not. So why is this being ignored, and the sleeve being focused on? Why has nobody else in the comments mentioned what the actual controversy is? Why is this not trending on twitter despite being the most discussed topic by far? Something is going on, and a lot of people are content not to be allowed to know.
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  5604.  @susanv1823  the dark eyes are photoshopped. If you make one image translucent and place it over the other, then line up the corners of her mouth in both, her eyes and nose also match perfectly. The argument from BBB is that 2 pictures taken within a split second of each other and sewn together by a camera will have small differences as we can see in Charlotte's sleeve. The argument from people denying the obvious fact of the edit everyone is actually talking about is that photos taken 8 years apart can be expected to be identical. There is a huge, blatant controversy here which is ignored even by the mainstream newspapers which are getting so much pushback in these comments for mentioning the sleeve. They know about it, and they are publishing details of minor edits.Why is the edit everyone is talking about being covered up?
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  5605.  @susanv1823  the appearance of bullying is the coverup. The edits are not the issue, they are a clue. The "admission" by "Catherine" is another clue, once we know it's not her photo. The fact she would respond to claims of an edited sleeve but not to the more serious claims people are making - not to offer any proof of life - is fuelling more controversy.
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  5606. There was no racism here. Scenario: Someone is snooping around a neighbor's house looking for a hosepipe. To you he might be looking to break in. Do you call the cops or do you check his skin tone first?
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  5607. Neythri Futures Fund claims to want to increase diversity in venture capital, but it's about as non-diverse as you can get!
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  5608. Instead of making Solitaire a subscription service, why don't they just show a 2 minute advert before each game?
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  5609. I bet most of the issues people had with her is that she is slim, attractive and was cooking.
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  5610. Common Sense Spoon Control
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  5611. 12:19 "if they can't get fair prices for their products, Farmers could just stop producing, which is what's already happened with eggs. Or they could switch production into something they could get a fair price for which is not subject to a price cap" This is why price caps do not cap prices!
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  5612. The checkmark wasn't about verification, it was about being someone Twitter staff approved of. Milo was the first to be unverified, after fake news about harassment, while people like The Quartering can't get verified despite having >1M YouTube subs and being impersonated.
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  5613. 10.2" of pink
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  5614. He overlooks the obvious fact that the people colonising the USA are not American and have no intention or desire to live as Americans do. It is not a mistake when they reject American values and live by their own. Asking them to reject tribalism is the same as asking them to stop winning.
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  5615.  @pubdub2  they're suppressing the native culture.
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  5616. Has anyone called Vidme "the youtube for racists" yet?
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  5617. After Google refused to make apps for Windows Phone, include their chat app, it's hypocritical for them to complain about Apple.
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  5618. China even has British air force personnel training its airmen to defeat the UK, after the UK stated it was not hiring native men for the air force any more. It's like the west is run by a coalition of its enemies.
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  5619. ​ @dub604 the EU's a mess and people are finally taking out the trash in every election. Not the presidential election or anything significant at the EU level of course, because it's not a democracy.
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  5620.  @Steven-vo4ee  they're heading in the right direction and there are several weeks to go. A vote for the 3rd party is a vote for labour.
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  5621.  @keithowen3599  he's already been in a parliament, and he fulfilled his ambition to make his seat redundant. If he had other ambitions here he wouldn't have been in the USA.
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  5622.  @Steven-vo4ee  of course it won't have any impact on their prospects. The point is that you don't explain anything to anyone by saying things that are incredibly obvious to all. The extremely unpopular incumbent combined with the extremely popular replacement is the important thing. We've not had that for a long time. They've not promised anything, you need to wait until the announcement on Monday to pretend you know what's going on.
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  5623.  @Steven-vo4ee  people do understand the difference between vote share and seat share. That's one of the reasons I didn't bother mentioning any of what you wrote. The tipping point is the far more Important thing. We have a 2-party system, and Reform is the center-right, everyone wants to repay the Tories for their abject failure. There will be a conservative opposition, not a center-left one. That's a good thing.
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  5624.  @dub604  that's not going to happen, this is a time of change.
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  5625.  @malcolmstockbridge2569  it's a voter base, not a fan base. This is not X-Factor.
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  5626.  @dub604  it's already underway. Have patience.
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  5627. They should stop having identities, so we don't lose.
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  5628. I have some from Napster.
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  5629. Running around a foreign city shitting all over their culture is only racist if you don't claim asylum there.
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  5630. The "Ok G...mer" meme was banned on Twitter too. Coach Red Pill got a week's suspension for it.
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  5631. They do not have sufficient power to survive, and your feelings or incantations will not help. With the west degraded by decades of subversive elements within their own societies, pushing dis-civilisational ideologies and introducing alternative populations, they have lost their greatest weapon. They should have taken action against that subversion, or made peace in the lands they will fail to conquer, but it's too late now. אירוניה
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  5632. Turnout where I live was below 23%.
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  5633. Connor once again overlooked the fact that the October 7th retaliation was a retaliation.
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  5634. Another raise in the pension age is no surprise; we can't have state pensions, infinite asylum seekers and low(ish) taxes at the same time. I stopped making contributions as soon as I was able, because I expect things to get so bad I'll want to leave the country, or there will simply be nothing left to pay pensions with.
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  5635. The USA is attempting to fund its seniors by inviting the 3rd world and taxing their productivity. China is doing it by colonising the 3rd world and taking profit from investment. Both solutions can lead to ethnic conflict, but while The USA has brought that potential for conflict within its borders and failed to select immigrants for their productivity, China has kept the conflict away from the homeland and has its own people in situ to ensure investments are productive. China's demographic bulge is in Africa.
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  5636. If she actually cared about what she claims to care about, she would support borders. I bet she doesn't.
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  5637. Modern European politicians are ending free speech to protect a project that targets an ethnic group. I don't know why she would want to defend that.
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  5638. This is fascinating, but it would make for a terrible Squid Game episode.
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  5639. We've known for a long time that the Sicknick story was fake, it was even withdrawn by the NYT. And it's about 2 years since I saw footage of the Shaman being peaceful in the chamber. I was surprised that the people at Fox were unaware and that this became a big story.
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  5640.  @michellecox6251  the worst is not happening to them, it's being done by them. That's what the protests are about, and it's why they're not getting the same treatment as the ones in 2020. They were chosen for something which happened 2000 years ago. That's over now, they rejected it and the covenant has moved.
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  5641. Russia is dependable, it is the west that imposed sanctions on them.
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  5642. This is the best comeback since Kraut And Tea.
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  5643. ​ @Gryffster you had no obligation to reply to his comment.
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  5644. ​ @jonwyatt3694 they don't demand your bank details and their data retention is regulated just like any other organisation's.
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  5645.  @tankgrief1031  that makes so little sense I can't even tell which comment you replied to.
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  5646.  @ViduwanPaduwan  you can't make the victim into the aggressor by language trickery. Whether you think Transjordan was a nation or an Empire, it is indisputable that it was imposed on for the creation of Israel. Don't tell me to learn geography when you can't be bothered to look at a map.
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  5647.  @ViduwanPaduwan  in other words, you can't back up your assertion that Jordan was the aggressor. You're hoping to hide your failure behind language trickery and then bafflegarble. It's not worked, because you're wrong. You even liked your own comment to give it some authority.
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  5648. Make your own car!
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  5649. She banned free speech.
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  5650. It's not Trump calling for an end to freedom. It's the left who want censorship and to ban self-defense weapons!
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  5651. I use the text scaling, everything else adjusts to that.
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  5652. Ubuntu says LTS releases get security fixes whereas "Interim releases will introduce new capabilities". They've said there will be no new hardware support, so anyone with an Nvidia card who installed the LTS should expect the hardware to remain unsupported.
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  5653. It was a ploy to hide how he is. If they wanted you to know, they could have done that at any time. But they didn't, they even wanted the candidates seated, to make it easier for him.
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  5654. It's not the guns that need to be controlled.
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  5655. Nope
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  5656. This is why Victor Orban defunded social justice courses in Hungary's universities. He knows what they're about; we should do the same.
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  5657. She didn't even take the time to make her hair nice and put some makeup on.
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  5658. "you don't march on Moscow, and you do not bluff Beijing" And you don't advance on Afghanistan.
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  5659. I've gone into my local city once since February, and it looks like a lot of others are behaving the same way. When people discover the benefits of working from home all the services in the cities are no longer needed. It's not a collapse, it's a social revolution.
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  5660. Children have influences other than their parents. If we believe the claims of some people, video game publishers could be jailed too.
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  5661. We could end this in 2 weeks if everyone wanted to - just stay indoors for the duration of the virus' incubation period! All we need is for the government to coordinate it and for everyone to be on board and not fall for propaganda. We tried that, the government did its part, the people failed.
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  5662. Last time I was this early this was still a meme.
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  5663.  @nhjhbmkuy7173  Asia has countries, and is a place where things happen. With all the fraud that's been uncovered there's no way to pretend anything doesn't sound legit.
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  5664.  @astrovarius543 push back when power is on your side. If you do it now they can once again refuse to look at the way the country really is, and they can blame all the problems on the far right.
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  5665.  @rickreid8572  you should go abroad at least one time in your life. You'd understand it if you did. Putting carpets in pubs is a tradition.
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  5666.  @rickreid8572  are you suggesting Britain is just like everywhere else? In other words, nowhere has any traditions.
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  5667.  @rickreid8572  if you disallow all their traditions the way you disallow ours then your stats for here and everywhere else would match up.
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  5668. There's a rumor going round that you're dead.
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  5669. Intellectual curiosity is a European characteristic?
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  5670. People asking for a recount after public meetings documented widespread fraud which the media and "winning" party ignored does not constitute a putsch.
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  5671. I knew a girl who met Jared Holt. She said these words to me: 2 point 10. What can she mean?
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  5672.  @Verdiz700  crypto doesn't need to be backed by anything other than the algorithm, and a gold-backed currency doesn't need crypto to track and transfer ownership. If you're buying into a gold-backed crypto you're a fool. They're using 2 words which make you feel safe, but you have no guarantee they have any gold or will not run off with it.
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  5673.  @flarebear5346  what is the new wording in their EULA?
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  5674.  @vylbird8014  these are exchanges, not currencies. They can be regulated just like any other exchange, and they are.
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  5675. You can use a regulated exchange, or you can trade crypto between individuals. Before there are as any regulations at all, crypto was not failing. It still isn't, but some exchanges did.
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  5676. When you challenge the system the ststem challenges you.
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  5677.  @notamurderer6226  correct, the law was changed 4 months ago.
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  5678. TL;DR They should welcome colonisation for higher house prices.
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  5679. Why? Because they wanted to virtue signal to bigots Who? Brian Krzanich "Intel CEO Pledges $300 Million To Increase Diversity In The Tech Industry" January 7 2015
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  5680. Was there any naked skipping (jump-rope in the US) in it? I mean, it would show a commitment to the lore if they did that.
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  5681.  @crowstar3775  nobody planned this. You've had 2 years to work it out, and you failed.
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  5682.  @jfm4490  there was a pandemic. You obviously have no idea what that means, but essentially the health of the population affects everyone whether they are individually sick or not. He did go on holiday, but he stayed in the UK. There is no "probably" about your supposition, you're wrong on multiple levels.
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  5683. How can they pay £10 per day to people willing to sit in the dark for a few hours? That's £3650 per year, which is far more than my entire electricity bill. I wouldn't mind earning that to read a book on a back-lit Kindle until 7pm after getting home from work, but I doubt the actual payment would be anything close to £10, and most of the stuff in my freezer would be ruined.
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  5684. 0:21 "the last thing we need now is more division" But they've been building up the division for decades. This is not more of it, this is the result of it.
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  5685. It's because every other intellectual and aspiring intellectual is racist too.
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  5686. They don't want to hate anyone, they want not to be hated, and they know that won't happen in a multicultural society.
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  5687. They use identity politics because politics in a multicultural society is based on identity. This is not Social Justice, and is not authoritarian. They are not SJWs, they are the opposite. Loving one thing is not the same as hating another. His race is hated, and he wants the hatred to end. If separation is the best way to do that, he will argue for separation, but that doesn't mean he hates anyone. "Demagogues like him" would not exist if there was no anti-white hatred, because he would not need to oppose anything. He is reactive, not proactive. The left is using demographic change to destroy America. You can't claim to love America if you don't oppose demographic change. Do you love America if you do nothing to stop it becoming like Brazil, or would that position be representative of someone who hates America but loves Brazil?
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  5688.  @goldenhands7024  I don't believe they didn't release it. I just recognise that there's no evidence for that, and what we know makes it very unlikely that it would be the case.
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  5689. I assumed Wired Sources was something to do with the far-left propaganda outlet with a similar name. Maybe the potential for confusion is why twitter acted.
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  5690. Flu is to weak to survive the efforts we're making to stop viruses.
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  5691.  @ryans3199  the measure we are taking against covid have killed the flu. They are not the same thing.
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  5692.  @ryans3199  passages from 2 press releases from Hong Kong covering the end of their winter flu seasons: 2019: Hong Kong entered the winter influenza season in early January this year. The influenza activity peaked around mid to late January and started to decrease continuously and returned to the baseline level in early April. This season lasted for about 14 weeks from the week of December 30, 2018, to the week ending April 6. 2020: Hong Kong entered the winter influenza season in early January this year. The influenza activity peaked around late January, started to decrease continuously and returned to the baseline level in early February. This season lasted for about five weeks from the week of January 5, to the week ending February 8. Your feelings about the statistics do not convince me. Masks work, social distancing works, and if we had used them any other year, we could have got rid of flu. There is no mystery about how to prevent the transmission of respiratory viruses. I know the data, and I'm not scared by it. It's the people who deny it that scare me, because they will take actions that prolong the pandemic, and encourage others to do the same. You're not only killing grandma, you're putting everyone out of work too.
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  5693.  @ryans3199  Face Mask Supplies Run Out Across Asia Because of Virus Panic Shops in Hong Kong sell out as demand for products surges Bloomberg, 23 January 2020 That is why their flu season was so short. Not everyone waits for the government to tell them what to do - I was wearing a mask long before June. I wore one when the government told us not to wear them. Yes, the lack of widespread adoption is a problem in the west, but it is sufficient to beat flu. Covid is an entirely different beast, which is why we have been behaving entirely differently this year.
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  5694.  @ryans3199  yes, do wear a mask all the time. Never get in a car, never cross a road. Do all that.
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  5695. I got recommended a video of someone dressed as an Austrian artist at a comics convention in 2010. Recent comments were people rating about the orange man, even though he wasn't in politics back then. It will never end.
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  5696. There's no fire in Greenland.
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  5697. In an increasingly diverse society you need to be ever more bland to have mass appeal.
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  5698. Sure, the French were bad to the Algerians for a while, but does that excuse what the Algerians did to the French for centuries, and what they are doing now?
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  5699. They do make the source available. It does not have to be publicly available, only to those who receive the binaries.
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  5700.  @cameronbosch1213 they are not preventing distribution of software, so it's not against the GPL. A distro is not just software.
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  5701.  @cameronbosch1213  a distro is not just the software. You're right that not understanding this point makes someone wrong about everything, but I do understand it, and you do not. Make a distro yourself, and see if there is anything other than software and branding, then you will understand too.
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  5702. Miners can set up outside the jurisdiction of censorious governments, and charge extra fees for processing transactions from marked wallets.
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  5703.  WHITES LOVE MY PLAYLISTS  we're eating too much salt and you will never stop it.
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  5704. That's not true. Trump planned to build a wall, but he's not the only player in the game. The result was a compromise nobody wanted, but which mostly suits the baddies.
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  5705. The definition which includes the term "muslimness" is accurate. But there is another *-ness which should have protection before it, and does not. In fact, it is common to hear people demand its deconstruction.
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  5706. In other words, she attempted to execute a police officer for doing his job. And she gets supported for this.
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  5707. What if the "reactionaries" are right and we shut them down and everything goes to shit?
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  5708. They're not fearmongering. If you're afraid, that's your own problem. When you say lockdowns don't work, even though the data shows the opposite, are you not fearmongering.
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  5709. When 13% wins 100% of the sprint medals, Tariq has no difficulty understanding. But when they hoo-hah 60% of the yee-yahs his brain collapses.
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  5710. I block their ads because they block my comments. (not this one, obviously)
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  5711.  @jesserobinson749  that would be an improvement.
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  5712.  @overthemoon34  those can't be used without US approval.
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  5713. Unity will be the end of Britain. That's what they want, it's why they are making division illegal.
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  5714. Did libertarians in 1960 campaign for whites to become a minority or did they realise it was a good idea once it became an inevitability?
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  5715. He's lying? What tells did you spot?
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  5716.  @nikkinoo47  you'll have to be more specific. Hang on, you might be one of those people who spent the last 20 months failing to work out that there's a pandemic. Are you? What's it like to have someone tie your shoelaces?
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  5717.  @nikkinoo47  so you've not been able to work it out? Ok. Has anyone told you the effect covid has on the hearts and lungs of healthy people? I doubt it, they lie to you so you make bad decisions. You've been deceived indeed, but masks work and there is a pandemic. The deception is that they don't and there isn't. You enjoy the deception, you made it part of your identity. You gladly complied. You are a victim of the greatest psyop in the history of mankind.
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  5718. Some of Obama's jobs growth was part time staff which companies used to avoid being caught by Obamacare regulations.
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  5719. Why does SuperStraight only get one letter in the LGTBLTetc abbreviation? It's 2 words, it needs 2 letters: SSLGBTQIAPPAI++
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  5720. As a biological phenomenon or as a strategy to avoid infection? Do you realise you have to be infected to get natural immunity?
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  5721. This isn't such a bad idea. Think how much better the country would be if WASPs hadn't let Howard Zinn tell their story.
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  5722. 1. You'd be arrested 2. You will be living in a society where everyone has been taugh to hate you
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  5723.  @gdiwolverinemale2745  wow, you fell for it big time! Nothing in that makes any sense, and "prediction" does not even address the issue.
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  5724.  @gdiwolverinemale2745  none of that makes sense either, except for your admission that you don't know what the topic is.
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  5725.  @gdiwolverinemale2745  I'm someone who did not fall for the con. Hitchens said the problem is that the policies of the last 50 years have failed. People have been led to believe this was intentional, despite there being no evidence or rationale for that belief. You have no idea what's going on so you insult me, as if to prove my point.
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  5726.  @rukdropov  sure, Jen. Nobody ever does, they're just happy to be terrified for no reason. You want the rest of us to join your life of fear, but you have nothing to lure us in with.
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  5727.  @rukdropov  here's a section from Hitchens' weekend column where he describes one of the changes which you have been led to believe was implemented 56 years ago with the desired outcome of creating the situation we see today: The notorious liberal Plowden Report of 1967 burbled of attempts made by teachers to 'make arithmetic more practical and more interesting' – which meant more useless. Plowden sneered at 'the limited value of processes learnt by rote', the dismissive term used by progressives for what wise people more accurately call learning by heart. The alleged goal was to make maths lesson more interesting and there is no evidence of a decades-long initiative to repress academic achievement which, given that educators and policymakers feed off a state which feeds off the productivity of people taught in its schools, would create a situation detrimental to the interests of the people who implemented it.
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  5728. And the government gave them 3 days' warning that the border would be closed.
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  5729. Use the current meme.
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  5730. Diversity necessitates authoritarianism.
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  5731. It's weird that the comments on youtube are all like "yeah, this is common sense" while the ones on the stream are "we should send 2 billion to Somalia and you have no right not to be abused in video games".
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  5732. The machines will do the menial tasks while our brains and muscles atrophy and we stimulate neither the skill nor the stamina to make progress.
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  5733.  @kenhickford6581  why would they deliberately give people a reason not to pay?
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  5734.  @isodoubIet  I think it's more likely that forks will implement their own ad blocking than maintain a V2 API and control their own extension distribution. Opera's store is not as well stocked as Chrome's, so new forks will likely choose to tie-in to the latter, and for existing forks switching stores would be a huge headache where extensions are not included in both stores.
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  5735.  @isodoubIet  other than ad blocking there are very few reasons not to update an extension to v3, and Google has said they will address these by the deadline. Most devs will use v3 for the biggest browser by market share, and have no reason to maintain a v2 version for other browsers which support both v2 and v3. Browser makers can choose to incorporate an ad blocker, or they can maintain the v2 system and their own (or shared) store which most developers will not upload to. Having their own ad blocker is the easiest one. I've written some extensions, but I don't upload them to Firefox or Edge stores because I don't use those browsers, and I hadn't even heard of the Opera store. There is basically one store and definitely one API; V2 just has no future. I doesn't have to go away, but it will.
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  5736.  @isodoubIet  it's not that which will determine how things play out, it's the effort of maintaining a separate API and distribution infrastructure for a very small number of extensions whose function has already been incorporated into several chrome-based browsers. People who don't want ads will use Chrome and go through the process MO outlined in the video, or they will switch browsers and use the built-in blocker.
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  5737.  @isodoubIet  the extensions have already been made redundant, so no effort to make them available is worth it. I use Brave, I have no external ad-blocker installed, I see no ads. Why would Brave maintain a separate API and a distribution infrastructure to provide an alternative to the ad-blocker they built into their browser?
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  5738.  @isodoubIet  I don't see any ads. Nothing does a better job than that! The extensions are redundant because they have been replaced, whether people want to use their replacement or not. Whether you will be able to install a V2 ad-blocker after June next year still comes down to the issue of whether a browser maker is willing to support the API and an alternative distribution system rather than provide a built-in ad-blocker. It is the blocklist that is the secret sauce of the ad-blocker, not the code, and those lists are widely available. Building blockers into the browser is by far the simplest solution.
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  5739.  @isodoubIet  that behaviour can be checked by an in-built ad-blocker, which can be turned off on a site-specific basis if necessary. Having the blocking in the browser does not in any way limit the functionality of an ad-blocking browser relative to that of a browser with an external ad-blocker installed. All people want from an ad-blocker is ad-blocking, and that does not require an extension. Install Brave and see what its ad-blocker can do, I think you'll be surprised. If browsers want not to implement their own blocking, they will have to maintain an API and a distribution system. They can choose that, but probably won't. If they want to use Opera's extension store they will have to permit extensions from 2 sources, as well as maintaining the old API. That is more work than just reverting a commit. The easiest solution by far is to put an ad-blocker into the browser. Opera has ad-blocking built-in and has not yet stated whether they will support V2. If they choose not to, they will have no reason to keep V2 extensions in their store. Vivaldi also has built-in ad-blocking. According to someone on Reddit, they say they want to retain webRequest blocking, but think it won't be possible long-term. Maxthon also has a built-in ad-blocker. I've been checking the most popular alternatives, and the future for external blockers doesn't look good. Nobody expects to have to install an extension to block 3rd-party cookies, and they will soon expect to have ads blocked in-house too.
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  5740. They should change it to a thigh-high boot and a whip. Commenting for a friend.
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  5741. The problem here is that the media corporations employ a lot of racists who think everyone else is racist. They can't see things in any other frame.
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  5742. Calling them "predictions" is part of the propaganda. Epidemiologists and statisticians were warning us that doing nothing would take us down a path to a particular outcome and that we should get off the path. So we changed paths and propagandists are now pointing out that we have not arrived at the end-point of the path we left.
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  5743.  @DropdudeJohn  how can their prediction come true if we took action to avoid it coming true? Why would you hold them to a prediction that was publicised with the explicit purpose of making us do something that would invalidate the prediction?
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  5744.  @DropdudeJohn  masks prevent transmission. Lockdowns reduce the infection rate when they start, and are stopped because the government does not want people locked down all the time when the number of active cases is low. They could not predict the extent to which people would lie about the effectiveness of obviously effective measures and not bother to do anything to avoid the potentially devastating outcome which was ahead of us. You should be thanking those of us who had the brains to work it out and the will to act on what was required of us.
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  5745.  @DropdudeJohn  take a look at the chart of Taiwan's cases. They had an outbreak recently and ended it with masks and lockdowns - vaccinations are still quite low there. Masks do not have to stop every viral particle to be effective against the pandemic. They are not 100% effective but that's ok, as long as they help reduce the transmission rate below 1. Yes, people have been wearing them. And a lot of people have been refusing because they believed the lie you just told me. You don't have a choice about the economic impact of the pandemic, but you do have a choice about joining in the coordinated effort to combat it. The virus has an incubation period of about 2 weeks so if everyone accepts that we should spend 2 weeks defeating it, then it will be defeated in 2 weeks. If people resist the action against the pandemic rather than the pandemic itself, then it will take a lot more than 2 weeks and the economic and psychological hit will be far worse. Lying about the effectiveness of lockdowns encourages people to resist them and prolong the pandemic and the actions we take to stop it. If you have a job, you would want everyone to take the lockdowns seriously. You would not want the pandemic to spread into your office or to your supplier or customer, because then you would be shafted. That's what we are trying to avoid. Flattening the curve doesn't just help the health system, it also keeps the economy going by making the productivity gaps and supply chain breakages smaller and easier to handle.
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  5746. Does "mild" mean what we think it means? According to Bruce Aylward (leader of the WHO team which visited China), mild cases there included people with pneumonia who didn't need oxygen. “Mild” was a positive test, fever, cough — maybe even pneumonia, but not needing oxygen. “Severe” was breathing rate up and oxygen saturation down, so needing oxygen or a ventilator. “Critical” was respiratory failure or multi-organ failure. https://cn.nytimes.com/health/20200305/coronavirus-china-aylward/dual/
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  5747. Why did the terminology change from transsexual to transgender, and how how long will it be before we have to say "gender reassigned individuals"?
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  5748. Owning a house does not mean you have a large, comfortable house. Renting a house does not mean you have a hovel with pallets for beds. People don't care to understand the "own nothing" thing, let alone what your video was about.
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  5749. To be fair, he does look a bit like a cat.
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  5750. You get 24 times as many letters as I do. I told them I don't need a license, because I understand how things work. I also tell the tax man I don't owe capital gains tax (unless I do).
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  5751.  @mikehill480  there is nothing wrong with tiki torches! That parade was the night before the riot, which was begun by the communists counter-protesting the free speech event. On the night of the tiki torches there was no violence, because antifa was not there.
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  5752.  @ressljs  noting for the Khoisan, but Chinese have qualified for BEE since 2008!
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  5753. We probably shouldn't expect an Omicron-specific vaccine to be created any quicker than a Delta-specific one. Are there any Delta-specific ones yet?
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  5754. There is a big difference between the Daily Stormer's use of capital W and CNN's use of it. If you haven't noticed, DS thinks we are a distinct group that should exist, and CNN thinks we are a distinct group that should not exist. The W merely acknowledges the group. Please understand the difference, the two sides are not the same.
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  5755.  @kpcraftster6580  apart from having large icons in the app launcher, what makes it a tablet UI? All of their promo videos show it being used on a desktop or laptop; they do not regard it as a mobile UI and neither do its users. Floating windows make it a desktop UI more than large icons make it a mobile one.
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  5756. Gender is personality, not physiology. We don't segregate athletes by their personality.
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  5757.  @jeffa7140  feminists did, not women. These women are asking for segregated sports, and they're not being allowed it, and you don't want them to have it. Try to build arguments based on principles, not on being a dick.
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  5758. One of the Saturday morning shows fooled people with a small object which would listen to you and play any song you asked for! It didn't come with an electrical cable or a streaming subscription though.
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  5759. All of them - it can move under cars to get under the cars it's heading to.
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  5760. White people do it too! There was a riot in Oxford in 1355.
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  5761. A non-terror incident, but also a non-British incident.
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  5762. Solar panels are essentially a scarce and environmentally unfriendly resource, given the mining and other processes required to make them. They ought to be used to their fullest potential, which is in sunny places, in permanent installations. A sensible net zero policy (yeah, I know, but bear with me...) would ban other uses of them, such as in roads or this proposal.
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  5763. If they sell people's info, please let me know where to buy it. Better still, buy mine and tell me a secret.
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  5764. CDC data shows 10% of people without underlying conditions need hospitalisation, and a LOT of people have underlying conditions (where ~45% need hospitalisation). You think an economy can survive when that sort of illness spreads rapidly through the workforce? People are in denial about how bad this thing is.
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  5765.  @endgame6979  yeah, the CDC. Do you know any other data source? Should we ignore all relevant data and just base theories on hunches and prejudice instead? The vaccine will definitely be a fake. You got that one nailed down, and you don't need any source whatsoever to convince me of that one. It's a fake alright, because some woman on the internet told me. And it will be poisonous too, like you say, because they want to depopulate so they will have fewer slaves, because they get rich by exploiting the people so they want fewer of them, and it just wouldn't make any sense to use a pandemic to do that for them, they need to create a fake poisonous vaccine to kill off everyone. I mean, who doesn't know all this stuff already?
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  5766.  @h2oquality2010  if immune systems worked as well as you think they do we would not die from infections and would not need vaccinations.
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  5767.  @endgame6979  nobody with any credibility is saying it's just the flu. Is there any hospital worker who thinks this is just like a normal flu season? Is there any morgue worker who thinks this is just like a normal flu season? "It's just the flu" was MSM programming back in January and people are still working within the mindset they were programmed for. Change the program, this is not the flu.
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  5768.  @h2oquality2010  before vaccines, a lot of people just died, and their immune systems did not help them. Vaccines save lives, they are not created to kill people.
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  5769. I use Gniche Linux by the way.
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  5770.  @1810jeff blockchains have intrinsic value.
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  5771. If the Stability and Growth pact "Almost abolishes the principle of Keynesian economics inside the EU" why do we have so much Keynesian economics inside the EU? I wish they did abolish it, and centrally-planned interest rates too!
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  5772. They banned everyone with a realistic view of reality in the wake of Trump's first win, so they deserve and should expect this now.
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  5773. It's not the backlash that's racist, it's the casting.
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  5774. It's not a lie to conclude that the best way to defeat a virus with a 2-week incubation period is to stay indoors for 2 weeks. The people who told you not to do that were not experts, but they did lie, and they told you their agenda.
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  5775. I don't know why anyone expects them to have tested their vaccine against transmission. After testing to ensure the vaccine works as a vaccine in individuals, what's the point in testing its effectiveness within a population? The latter is just a function of the former.
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  5776. No, if all their customers are broke, they go broke too. There is no corporate conspiracy to make people poor.
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  5777.  @charlesmitchell8982  That's muddled thinking on at least two levels. 1) they have no power if they have no customers. 2) corporations have no wants, their managers do.
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  5778. "Annual socks" is our society's most important value but you can't use the phrase on social media because it might get you XXXXX.
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  5779. What makes anyone think legal immigration will save the west? How many people in the anti-American organisations Brigitte mentioned are legal immigrants or their children, with loyalties to nations other than the American one, and adherence to ideologies that are antithetical to western civilization?
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  5780.  @muslimmetalman  anti-anythingelsism gets called a hate crime! America is the world's last bastion of freedom. When freedom dies there, it dies everywhere, and that's why the left is trying to bring down America, and it's what's wrong with anti-Americanism.
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  5781. I heard the peaceful protesters set fire to a migrant hotel. All western leaders will support this because the Irish people have a right to defend themselves.
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  5782.  @beatrixkiddvideo2404  don't assume it was invented by men.
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  5783. Egypt does not want to take part in an unconscionable act. They know this is part of a longstanding plan and that anyone they take in will never be allowed back.
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  5784. The CFR according to the numbers at 0:15 is 3.43%. Tedros is correct.
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  5785.  @KenJackson_US  the reported CFR is 3.43%. Dr. John was querying that, but it is correct. It's the figure from the UK which is more questionable.
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  5786.  @KenJackson_US  the reported CFR is 3.43%. That's all we can say. It might be high, it might be low, it doesn't accurately portray the likelihood of death, and the likelihood of death depends on the quality of care, which itself depends on the number of cases, which is changing rapidly. But the reported CFR is 3.43%.
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  5787.  @digitalzips  not by the people who were supposed to protect the country.
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  5788. They might also have discussed how ginger the child would be. It does not indicate bias.
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  5789. It hasn't ended, some pyramid schemes just collapsed. Bad for the pyramid scheme industry, good for the crypto industry and for investors who know the difference.
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  5790. The State Department's top 5 things you're not supposed to notice.
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  5791. Those bright young people are conquering the world's 2 most wealthy continents without firing a shot, and turning their native (or founding) populations into second class citizens. Look at history, and tell me you can find anything more glorious than that! It is far beyond what the armies of Alexander, Caesar, Genghis or Napolean ever dreamed of! Obviously some of them will become second class citizens in the remnants of the civilisation their ancestors created for them, but we can't honestly class those as the bright ones.
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  5792. Donald Trump is not the problem. The "scientists" who predicted there would be no snow on Snowdon and Ben Nevis by 2020 are the problem, because they are clearly biased and set out only to alarm, not inform. The people who told us the Maldives would be under water by now are the problem, because they lied and everyone knows it. All the people that have lied about climate change are the problem, if climate change is indeed real, because they have given us no reason to believe them and every reason to be skeptical. When Trump says "a lot of it's a hoax" and "they have a political agenda" he's telling the truth. The facts are available for everyone to check him, and know that he's telling the truth. His facts are incontrovertible. Compare that with the climate alarmists' lies, and tell us again who the problem is and who we should trust. We know we can Trust Trump and people like him, just as much as we can't trust the climate alarmists.
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  5793. He said disability did not explain her actions.
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  5794. Can defamation be elevated as a hate crime like others can? Hate was clearly the motivation on the part of the media outlets which defamed her, so it would be great to see them getting an extra 10% on top of the usual punishment.
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  5795. Good news for free speech, bad news for Gab.
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  5796. Girl Power!
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  5797. Greenland?
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  5798. Biden's happy to debate Trump as long as Trump has to phone in from jail.
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  5799. As Europe gets stronger and stronger we need to think about how to lift up other places, such as Haiti which is only 5% strong. A period of rest seems necessary, while the rest of the world catches up. We owe it to them.
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  5800. If there was nothing ambiguous he would have seen that they were celebrating a retaliation, not the deaths of innocents. People treat it they same way they would treat an attack on France by Luxembourg, but it's a completely different situation.
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  5801. Can we make the working class a "protected class" and jail under hate crime legislation any establishment goon that calls us fascists?
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  5802.  @luisbustamante9869  they were once out in the streets, got attacked by the people Neema describes, got no support from Jacob's crew, got blamed for the attacks they suffered and called names by the media to sideline them from polite society, and the country is now where it is. The left stands by its extremists, they even get government funding and intelligence support in the example Neema alluded to, whereas the right expunges its own. After all this, the government is finding ways to shut down and criminalise people for whimpering over their keyboards.
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  5803. I'm not worried. The only people I see who are worried are those who bought the propaganda telling them to refuse to wear a ask or take a vaccine. Those people are terrified, but everyone else is just living fairly normally.
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  5804. Starmer's class imposed this on us despite decades of warnings and complaints. It is a policy that cannot work; It needs to be stopped and reversed. Instead of listening to the people and doing the right thing, they're implementing a police state to protect a failed system.
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  5805.  @robertmcdougall1144  it's overlooked rather than unknown, but obviously needs to be restated here.
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  5806.  @Rovr0  it's true and helpful. I typed it for free, because people are being made to fear something that isn't happening.
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  5807.  @robertmcdougall1144  it's a service. You don't own the service. This should not be hard to understand. The meme has been misapplied, you have no need to be scared.
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  5808.  @robertmcdougall1144  if you can't handle someone's predictions about life in high-tech cities, it's best not to try to mock those who can. Reject the fearmongering, find the facts.
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  5809.  @robertmcdougall1144  if you're scared of economic forums telling people not to be scared in YouTube comment sections, maybe it's time for some time out. Get the facts, resist the fearmongering. You do not own services, just like you don't own your local bakery. If they change their opening times or their range of pies, you have not been violated.
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  5810.  @jacobesterson  if you won't purchase games as a service, how will you own nothing? How do you not see what they are doing to people when they spread this lie?
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  5811.  @nimrodery  owning things is the primary concern in this thread. See OP. You did not buy the right to negotiate a contract. It would cost you far too much if they were to make such a provision. Just like the local bakery you don't own, they can change their product and ask you to remain a customer. But if you bought something that you do own, it would remain yours.
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  5812.  @nimrodery  no, it's about ownership. See OP and think about the bakery being unable ever to change its service, or having to offer a different service to special customers. That's not something a serious person would expect. You don't own the bakery, so they can do what they want. You own your hardware and can do what you want with it. You don't own a service and can't be forced to pay for it if it changes. It's about ownership, and an understanding of ownership prevents OP etc al from fearmongering you. So you need to understand it, because they won't ever stop fearmongering.
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  5813.  @graye2799  it's a forum. How's B'brg doing these days? I remember when everyone was terrified of them.
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  5814. Personhattan. In 2019 we need to be better!
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  5815. During a bank run people try to get into the currency. When these exchanges collapsed people tried to get out of their associated tokens. It's a completely different process.
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  5816.  @follhues9962  mining has a tiny CO2 footprint because it uses marginal energy that is produced to keep supply steady. That footprint would mostly exist without the mining.
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  5817. There's a tradition among northern Siberian tribes for men to step over tent ropes and women to walk under them. This is because they might bleed onto the rope and bring predators to the camp. The woman at 0:05 doesn't look very northern, but you never can tell!
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  5818. Open Source does not have to be distributed to the public. RHEL is Open Source. It's not true to say that Rocky and Alma have to put themselves in legal grey areas or completely rebuild their development process. Only one of them has to do that, the other can just copy the code.
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  5819. Nobody told the people at 39:32 that they were hired to join a sports team. They know exactly why they were brought over.
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  5820. Do you know whether any particular barcode is valid though? If the barcode has to be produced by a particular algorithm and duplicates can be detected, how do you forge them?
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  5821. One side has the explicit use of narrative control and wants to portray us as the bad guys. But that is on the verge of changing, because another people have realised diversity is not good for them. All we need to do is step aside, and better opportunities will present themselves. At the moment, we cannot win, we can only make things worse.
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  5822.  @HaggisMuncher-69-420  you can't fix it by streetfighting and nobody was locked in their house for a year. 2 of your enemies are about to have a fight, someone told you to stand in the middle, and you're actually going to do it. If you honestly don't know what treatment you'll get, look at the headlines from the day after the "protect the statues" event. Look at the reporting of any EDL event. Look at the reporting of any PA event. They have told you to stand in the middle because they want to get the fattest, baldest, angriest one of you on the front page with "racists" in big letters above him, just like they did every time before. And you're going to comply again. You should stay at home and make them change their narrative. Let them see what they've been told for decades would happen. Don't give them another excuse to ignore it.
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  5823. The Culture Transplant: How Migrants Make the Economies They Move To a Lot Like the Ones They Left Over the last two decades, as economists began using big datasets and modern computing power to reveal the sources of national prosperity, their statistical results kept pointing toward the power of culture to drive the wealth of nations. In The Culture Transplant, Garett Jones documents the cultural foundations of cross-country income differences, showing that immigrants import cultural attitudes from their homelands―toward saving, toward trust, and toward the role of government―that persist for decades, and likely for centuries, in their new national homes. Full assimilation in a generation or two, Jones reports, is a myth. And the cultural traits migrants bring to their new homes have enduring effects upon a nation’s economic potential. Built upon mainstream, well-reviewed academic research that hasn’t pierced the public consciousness, this book offers a compelling refutation of an unspoken consensus that a nation’s economic and political institutions won’t be changed by immigration. Jones refutes the common view that we can discuss migration policy without considering whether migration can, over a few generations, substantially transform the economic and political institutions of a nation. And since most of the world’s technological innovations come from just a handful of nations, Jones concludes, the entire world has a stake in whether migration policy will help or hurt the quality of government and thus the quality of scientific breakthroughs in those rare innovation powerhouses.
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  5824. 6:36 Metallica? And we're supposed to be surprised she's turned out weird?
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  5825.  @BlueInk912  0:39. The identifying country was stated, the potential source was not.
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  5826.  @BlueInk912  you didn't understand, so I had to explain. Nothing wrong on my part.
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  5827.  @BlueInk912  yes, you didn't understand. It's ok, I'm helping people who do understand.
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  5828.  @BlueInk912  if you can't understand then it's not for you, and I'm comfortable with that.
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  5829.  @TheHouseAlwaysWins20  it matters because the only way to preserve your way of life is to remain dominant in the place you live it.
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  5830.  @martinrheaume5393  you can't make people stop identifying with their group, because it's a winning strategy for individuals in a multicultural society to promote the interests of their group. If you want individualism you have to promote homogeneity.
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  5831. Also, "it hasn't killed as many as TB yet, and we don't lock down for TB"
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  5832. 80,000 deaths when the world is on lockdown to prevent the spread of the virus, and it's far from over. It's worse than the flu and it's contagious so cannot compare to a heart attack.
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  5833. It's designed for desktop users. All of their promotional material has it being used on desktops, and it works incredibly well.
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  5834. The worst places to live in the western world are liberal and diverse.
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  5835. Sarkeesian is a destructive influence on everything she touches but if someone publicly stated they'd fight her they'd be banned from every convention. So why can they proclaim Jeremy to be a problem, threaten him, and not get banned? #femaleprivilege #doublestandards
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  5836. @The Yeshuah Inner Danish Messiah King I bet you don't get invited to parties, or know anything about the fate of Chile under Allende.
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  5837. Diversity is our greatest strength...but according to this advert it's better that everyone we meet looks like us.
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  5838. @Soridan I use Brave
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  5839.  @TalesOfWar  no. If you can't be honest, there's no point.
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  5840. ​ @HunnysPlaylists  if that were the case you'd be here in Europe. It's the USA now, but was something else before, and the difference is the number of Europeans making the trip.
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  5841. One was dead, the other had an injured hand. If you'd been shot would you go to hospital immediately or engage in futility for a while before going?
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  5842.  @Kr00zA  that's not true. For the virus to spread, it needs its host to stay active for a while, but after that the virus population as a whole will not be negatively affected by the death of the host. If the virus is non-lethal but makes people ill quickly then its hosts will quarantine before spreading it and the virus will die out.
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  5843.  @windradyne8724  no, he was incredibly right. Mutation during reproduction is not a choice.
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  5844.  @penthesilliaas  I found a paper which shows how coccidiosis vaccinations help with the problem of drug resistance, but nothing about them leading to gain of function. John quoted someone in this video who pointed out that the lack of vaccinations in Southern Africa made it less surprising that the new variant arose there. I think there was a similar comment in the previous video. The Alpha, Beta and Delta strains all emerged before vaccinations came, and we have had no other major VOC taking hold in the first 10 months of the vaccination era.
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  5845. Massive fail there from the start. Compare them to other Scandinavian countries if you want to see the true scale of their failure. Their version of Fauci was publicly derided because of the number of people he allowed to die! For years they've been fortifying food with vitamin D, so they got lucky. It should have been much worse, like the Netherlands who took the same policy to begin with but abandoned it when the obvious happened.
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  5846. As of December 31, 2022, Silicon Valley Bank had approximately $209.0 billion in total assets and about $175.4 billion in total deposits. This is not about being over-leveraged, it's more likely to be specific to the tech industry.
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  5847. Isn't it a song about heroin?
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  5848. There were people shorting Tesla 5 years ago; it's up 875% since then. But it looks like a certainty now!
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  5849.  @ToutVaBien55  only massive government intervention will make the line go up.
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  5850.  @ToutVaBien55  it was intervention that created the market, and its withdrawal lead to a sharp sales decline. You don't need to work in the intervention industry to see a pattern here.
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  5851. Swag Buffalo Harvey is keeping Houston afloat.
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  5852. Hay fever makes your eyes itch. There is not a hay fever pandemic. The virus mutated, symptoms changed, nobody is wondering why a slightly different virus has slightly different symptoms.
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  5853.  @farmski  there was no initiative to drive pollen counts up, and that does not make covid hay fever.
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  5854.  @farmski  ok, so I understated the differences in the symptoms. There is also sneezing and an itchy throat, among other differences. So covid is not hay fever. I'm glad you got that sorted now.
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  5855. Whether the place you're born in is a good place to live is not luck, it's a product of your ancestors, whether they migrated or not. For people like Nesri, the place their ancestors built was not a good place to live so they want to colonise someone else's inheritance.
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  5856. This is why we left.
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  5857. The energy he's referring to is that which is required to turn the water into gas. Does evaporation at less than boiling point require less energy, or just less power over a longer period?
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  5858. To be fair, it's different when you cross a border with a weapon. If Russia wants to invade Ukraine they should send the soldiers in with no weapons, then lobby to have their families join, then vote Russians into office, then get a pro-Russian version of history taught in schools, get the schools renamed for Russian heroes, tear down statues of Ukrainians, and eventually vote to expel the native population and annex the country to Russia. That is the Democratic way.
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  5859. It's easy to say "violence is never the answer," but it was the answer in Harehills and Rochdale lately, where the mob got their way. It's not the answer for people the government doesn't like, let's be clear about that.
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  5860. Why does sex work indicate poverty when other forms of work presumably do not? Does she know how much some of the girls on onlyfans get, and how much an 18 year old man can earn off his own skills?
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  5861. My guess is that the Chinese have now met people with skin darker than a Portuguese and realised they just don't get along with them.
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  5862. Instead of looking at GDP per capita in the US, you should look at how many weekly shops they can do after tax and medical insurance.
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  5863. No, they want to restrict healthcare for people who have refused healthcare and have put others are increased risk.
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  5864. We are allowed to talk to people even if they're not staff. And some of us like to help.
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  5865. Do some research! How can you claim those rights don't exist when they have been granted by governments to their citizens? Eg, the signatories to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights have affirmed the following: Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services
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  5866. Abide by the reality of a pandemic: dey iz contrullin uz! Abide by the reality of electricity supply: dey iz contrullin uz! Get a grip.
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  5867.  @NicholasBrakespear  they weren't trying to take over the world.
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  5868.  @NicholasBrakespear  uniting the German people. Not the Peruvians.
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  5869. "Like Detroit"...a one-party state.
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  5870. No.
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  5871. At the rate they are pushing people to the front lines, there will be a Ukrainian military until there is no Ukrainian person.
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  5872.  @janporkpie  they law does not permit you to have the TV installed. They don't need to prove you use it.
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  5873.  @Treblaine  if they could have done it, it's because they have a TV installed. Now read what the law says!
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  5874.  Dougal Douglas  the constable showed the warrant. It existed.
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  5875. @mr grumps my wrong? I'm not wrong, about whatever it is you're referring to. If you were more specific I could tell you how you're wrong about that.
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  5876. @mr grumps no I didn't.
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  5877. @mr grumps putting is not installing you didn't use any punctuation so I can't work out what you're trying to claim is the current law you can read it for yourself if you want it's part 4 of the Communications Act 2003.
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  5878. 4 of them beat the women's world record (which is suspected to be drug-assusted and has stood for 31 years).
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  5879. Bitchute won't ban legal videos. Every creator should have a Bitchute account so they're prepared for when youtube finally censors itself into oblivion.
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  5880. @krag-bb4fe there is no evidence North Koreans were there.
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  5881. Stoop being terrified. You are supposed to be informed by the news, not terrified by it.
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  5882. When you say "foreign nationals" you mean non-citizens. But the etymology of the word Nation starts with the Latin for Birth, and in the 1300s it meant "a race of people, large group of people with common ancestry and language". Its use to describe all residents of a country came from a time when countries were homogeneous, so today we ought to make a distinction between the nation and the citizenry, particularly since recent events have shown more clearly than ever that blood is thicker than citizenship. It is not only non-citizens who should face the proposed resolution, it is indeed all non-nationals. If we need to withdraw from UN conventions to achieve that, so be it. The UN is not the United Citizenries!
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  5883.  @restcure  they weren't annoyed, they had no idea what was happening. The fear was real, there were even people who thought they would suffocate if they wore one. Others thought it was the beginning of a never-ending tyranny, when there really was no tyranny at all. They could not work it out, so were scared, and some have still not worked it out.
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  5884.  @restcure  Callum is scared, he has been scared for a long time, he is not the only one. I know you're not good at working things out for yourself. Neither can he, which is why he got scared. He bought into the fearmongering. But, as I commented before, he is not the only one. That's why I did not restrict the subject of my initial comment or my initial explanation to just him.
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  5885.  @restcure  you should have been able to work it out from the initial comment: "Some of you never worked it out" is not about an individual. FYI.
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  5886.  @restcure  you made a mistake, that is all. It's no big deal.
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  5887. 3:08 Comedy is all about timing. I was still trying to parse the PC language in that sentence when you rushed in with the punchline! Should we say "punchline" or does that trigger thoughts of violence?
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  5888.  BritishPatriot-1  neither of your comments is relevant. If you can explain why having fewer people would be bad now but wasn't then, do so.
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  5889. They put their woke hatred on full display and the audience left.
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  5890. What do they think is going to happen? Some think there will be no network at all, others think American services will ban them or just maintain the demonetization they've already imposed. The former won't happen, and the US sites can be replaced, as people in the west have found when they were censored by silicon valley. It's a lot easier for Russia to replace YouTube and SWIFT than it is for the US to replace fertiliser!
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  5891. What effect would the virus have on health, the economy and liberty if we let it run its course?
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  5892. Why would permit such disrespect, bordering on abuse?
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  5893. > More lockdowns "because the first 5 worked so well" [sarcasm]. They're out on the streets, not locked down. They are not trying to end lockdowns, they are trying to spread the pandemic. Hundreds of days of "lockdown" in a few Australian states have been widely ignored so it's still going on, but Taiwan had an outbreak at the same time, locked down, and was back to normal in 2 months. Because in Taiwan they tried to stop the virus, whereas in Australia they tried to stop the stopping of it. And people like PJW cheer them on!
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  5894. It's weird that there are no opportunities for these teens in Chicago, because Chicago used to have as many opportunities for young folk as Detroit and Baltimore did.
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  5895. Not likely, after the November Event.
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  5896. The Walkup Foundation speaks for the victims' families, David Hogg does not.
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  5897. We're being united. They made division illegal.
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  5898.  @trevormcdonald385  a 2-party system does not allow for full democracy. We were never consulted, we consented. Invaders welcomed by traitors are invaders. I mentioned the stabbing because you brought it up in a now-censored comment.
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  5899. ...or in Israel
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  5900. Living among successful people is not a human right.
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  5901. It's not in the least bit absurd to accuse Rada of white supremacy. Whiteness is the way European people live, together with an appreciation of our history and culture, and white supremacy is the perpetuation of that way of life, history and culture in a multicultural society. Rada literally imposes whiteness "on people of colour". That is white supremacy and there is no way to end it without either "decolonising" Britain, as the students demand, or decolonising Britain, as rational British people are increasingly going to demand as this nonsense progresses.
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  5902.  @màiri3336  those are the people they want to get rid of, but the colonisers doing that have been here for a lot less than 4000 years. Did you see the new 50p coin? A coloniser designed it, a coloniser introduced it, and the coin itself contains a pro-colonisation lie about the native population, putting the colonisers at the heart of the history of the country. When they talk of "decolonisation" you need to take them at their word; use of that word to analyse what they are doing is the only way to make sense of current events.
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  5903. The people who want politics in everything control everything, because an organised group will always dominate.
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  5904. Adverts seem to use a lot more resources than is reasonable for what they do. Adblock lets you have more than 5 pages open without needing to upgrade your processor and add another few Gb of RAM.
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  5905. Last summer the symptoms were the same as in the winter. It is the virus that changed, not the season.
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  5906. Connor stated that no process is impartial, but he accepts the process which labelled Hamas, and appears to accept the false meaning of FTRTTS, the real meaning of which can be seen by looking at old maps.
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  5907. The response in the rest of the world is more consequential now than China's dishonesty. We could have stopped it, we chose not to.
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  5908. People downvote fake news. They're not good at soccer, they just have weak opposition.
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  5909. The implicit assumption in those recommendations for the way forward is that England is a country of English people who favour English solutions. Given that nearly a third of births across the UK are to mothers born abroad, and the education system has not taught the value of English traditions for a long time, I don't think that assumption should be made. The only way out is not through.
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  5910. Stop interrupting each other.
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  5911. 5:32 if he didn't express "white supremacist" ideas then don't call him a "white supremacist"! Why do you have to assume he has any connection to the supposed "white supremacy" of the past* when what he wrote is in response to the failures of the liberal mass migration/melting pot/salad bowl policies of the present? Using the leftist understanding of the differences between cultures is not a new way to impose 1920s ideas; it's the way people see the world today, and a way to explain new ideas to those who refuse to accept that we have a massive problem on our hands or that white people even have a culture to be destroyed. * if the lies about anti-colonialism today are anything to go by then I doubt the alleged racism of past eras was really as we've been led to believe
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  5912. imagine giving your vote to a party that wants to replace you.
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  5913. Making Bosley, the male team coordinator, the bad guy subverts our expectations in a way we've come to expect, and which hasn't been subversive since the 1970s.
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  5914.  @daveh322  lockdowns prevent transmission. They are necessary, as proven by Sweden's huge case tally and death rate.
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  5915.  @IHaveaQuestion87  I can't see it.
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  5916.  @IHaveaQuestion87  I got censored once for "thank you for your service". Nothing more, nothing less, just those words in a reply. You can open the comment thread in an incognito browser window to see whether a comment gets past the algorithm. The link is in the timestamp of the first comment.
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  5917.  @tpog1  criticism of a video is permitted. Using stock footage to illustrate a point requires a license, which is why there is a stock footage industry. Watch the original video. The "idiots celebrating a failure" was clearly incidental to his argument. He has tried to reframe his actions in this video, taking a different approach from his first video on the DMCA, and I suspect it's because he knows he goofed.
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  5918.  @tpog1  TF changed his tune since his last response to Malman and is now relying on something which does not fit with the facts of the original video. Strange, huh? The pinned comment is from someone who thinks he's safe only if he is criticising the video, which he claims here to have done but if you watch the original it's clear he was not doing.
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  5919.  @tpog1  it's not his state of mind. He's reframing the context of the original video to fit in with people's analysis of what would be permissible as fair use. But if you watch the original it's clear he was not criticising the people in the video, he was pointing out that the rocket technology is not new and is not reliable. If he goes forward with this as a defense I think it's unlikely he will win. No reasonable person would interpret his use of that clip in the way he is trying to present it now. Watch the original clip and see if you think he criticised the crowd.
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  5920.  @kathleankeesler1639  stopping a pandemic at the expense of freedom is a bad thing, we have been told this many times over the last few years. No research should be prevented on the grounds that a pandemic might ensue from it. There is no sense in seeking to prolong life or save lives, because we will all die. We have been told this over and over in the last few years. Let them do their research.
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  5921.  @salnaturile8653  that has nothing to do with this. Are you trying to relate an impossible hypothetical* to the lessons I referred to of the last few years? I am aware of a conspiracy theory similar to what you mentioned, but if that were ever the goal there would have been no effort made to reduce the effect of the pandemic. It was doing their job for them! * Nobody with the stated intention you gave them has the interests of humanity at heart.
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  5922.  @RodWick  they are not committing a crime and their work is not against humanity - they were not seeking to make a "refined" virus. Banning them would be a crime against humanity, but I expect you like that kind of thing.
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  5923.  @betseyhemmelgarn1230  there is no warfare here, only research. You do not need to be scared.
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  5924.  @5amH45lam  if that was their agenda they would have allowed the pandemic to run its course, and you would not see continual increases in the global population every year. It is a total nonsense conspiracy theory based on misunderstanding and fear. One of the misunderstandings comes from a TED talk in which Bill Gates said it would be a good idea to limit the global maximum population to 9 billion rather than 10 billion (or some such numbers) by means including the education of girls. That represents an increase in the global population, but terrified people have ever since associated everything Gates does with an intent to reduce it.
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  5925.  @johndoe-vc1we  it's not gain of function research, they were testing whether the spikes or other parts of the virus are more lethal.
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  5926.  @salnaturile8653  you have the data to protect yourself from lies, you just need to look at it. The rollout started with the older age group and later progressed to younger age groups. That means there was a control group. Deaths by age group are published, so all of us have access to information which disproves the lies you were told to believe. It's not me who doesn't get it, I know what's going on because I took the time to find out. If there was an agenda of the sort you have been told to fear, it would be in the data, but it's simply not there. Defy them: reject their lies, stop living in fear! Just one thing though: given that the cure was a cure and the pandemic was a pandemic, why were people on the right told to embrace the former and reject the latter? And why did you comply with their demands when they were so clearly not on your side? I was told to believe the same lies they told you to believe. I did not comply, and I am not living fear of a conspiracy theory for which the evidence shows the exact opposite of what it claims.
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  5927.  @johndoe-vc1we  the research might lead to better vaccines. I don't know what you mean though.
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  5928.  @johickey3158  I don't know what you're referring to. If it's the data disproving conspiracy theories, yes that data exists. If it's the data showing the effectiveness of the cure, yes that data exists too. If it's that we have been told many times in the last few years that it is wrong to sacrifice freedom for security, yes that is right too. If it is that the research was not an attempt to make a more dangerous virus, that also is true. Why would anyone not be serious about these things?
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  5929.  @robertko5425  they are not developing viruses, they are just doing research into which components are the most dangerous. There is no evidence that they released any virus material or that they had ill-intent in their research. People operate in secret then planning what you have been told to fear - they do not tell you they are doing it 😆 You are being told to live in fear. Do not comply with their demands! You do not need to be scared.
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  5930.  @l.w.paradis2108  they were not trying to make more deadly viruses.
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  5931. It has no moral position. It is beneficial, not beneficent.
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  5932. Does this mean the Fact Checkers will be fined $2500 by Paypal?
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  5933. Twitter is blocking people from liking Trump's tweets. Mr Lauren Southern retweeted a video of it.
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  5934. 4:50 the trend in long-term sickness began in early 2019. Is this a change in the way it is defined rather than a change in circumstances?
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  5935.  @andrewwmacfadyen6958  £25 per new member
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  5936. Socialist countries are the least free, and you can release software to the public domain, so all of that is nonsensical.
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  5937. I'm shocked to learn that an obviously-corrupt prosecutor is obviously corrupt.
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  5938. Your keyboard's broken.
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  5939. America is not an "aspirational nation," that is a myth created by immigrants. The American Nation was created before the country was, and the founders said they created the country for their nation.
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  5940. "[The book] takes a more realist view..." Translation: you're a fool, Jacob!
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  5941. It could be due to the success of the Sweden Democrats, or it could be due to the realisation among the elite that a degraded West can't dominate the middle east.
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  5942. The pandemic was declared on March 11th (or close to it). So technically the patent predates it, but was obviously made after the virus was isolated and studied.
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  5943.  @tedbed1389  I have no ability to delete comments and I'm not Russian or a robot. Were you not paying attention during 2014? Why are you not including the cause of the conflict?
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  5944. Why not put a bet on whether the Maldives will be underwater by next year? The "deniers" have been right forever, and can put their winnings towards hookers and blow.
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  5945. Teachers have a duty to help end this social contagion.
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  5946.  @battlebbot  it's the worst eugenics plan ever! They have a virus which mostly kills old or infirm people, and they introduce a eugenics plan which stops them dying!
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  5947.  @b0b5m1th  I saw that bit. It was not a debunking, it was an explanation that the low oxygen level is caused by the body rather than the filter. A scientists should be able to explain why we don't see millions of people dropping dead from wearing masks, and not resort to slurs and mockery.
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  5948.  @16v15  do you have a reasonable comment? Explaining why the oxygen is low does not amount to a debunking, and slurs are never necessary when truth is on your side.
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  5949.  @hansgruber55diehard63  what does that debunk? They both say there is oxygen-depleted air in the mask. TF assumes the legislator is claiming the mask filtered out the oxygen, but I don't recall that being the case. All I saw was someone making a silly claim and a scientist saying "well of course there's less oxygen in the mask you fool!" TF did not debunk the claim, he explained it and validated it.
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  5950.  @16v15  this is not a religion, it's a single comment thread - what are you on about? I have spent hours explaining to people that masks are not harmful, and I also noticed that TF did not debunk the claim that masks are harmful. I think he should have done it in a concise and professional way, and I am disappointed that he did not. Why is that a problem, and why is that religious? How did I hurt you?
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  5951.  @davidwall8954  what makes the concrete hot enough? Some cars burn at a higher heat than others, and with the type of flame we saw in the video. They also don't get put out by the sprinkler system.
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  5952.  @junior.von.claire  refusal to unify around the thing you are being attacked for is bad. If the village well is attacked, people who use the well should collectivise and save it. If the culture is being attacked, people who identify with the culture should collectivise and protect it. You refuse to do that, because you dislike collectivism, but in refusing to confront a collective that is attacking you, you ensure the victory of collectivism. You do not have a choice, except to protect the least collectivised collective, which is in fact the one being attacked. The agenda is indeed clear, and you clearly do not see it.
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  5953.  @junior.von.claire  you claim to want to defend a thing, but you say it is wrong to collectivise against the collective which is attacking that thing. You need to think things through. “Diverse” and “divided” are the same thing. Read the OP comment. The thing you want to defend is under attack to impose a form of unity on a diverse society. We can't have our history because it is not their history. We can't have our heroes because they are not their heroes. If you want unity in a diverse society you need to remove what is specific to each group, and then you don't have diversity. What you need to understand is that the conquest is not done by division, it is done by unification and the consequences and needs of unification. You support unity so you defend none of the Olds, only the Year Zero reorganisation of everything. Unifying diverse people in the land of the conquered IS the revolution, and you support it!
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  5954. The stats are probably real, but foreigners with German citizenship are not counted.
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  5955. 13:37 "people who take cheap shots at her is one of the reasons [she's not taking a plane like Leonardo Di Caprio does]" That guy instinctively knows why she is being pushed as the face of the movement! It's because activists can dismiss "cheap shots" when dissenters treat her like a normal person that she's being used the way she is.
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  5956. It's not only that sect, in fact that is the least problem because it mostly keeps to itself. Meanwhile the ones who want to be represented are actively altering our way of life and having our children taught a false version of history in which the group feels more comfortable and included. Even John Craven spoke on their behalf against countryside people recently, simply because country folk are living their own lives as they've done for generations. They will be made to change, just as every institution has been made to, and the change is not being enforced by or for the sect.
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  5957. I'm collecting sharpened mangoes because they'll be last on the list.
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  5958. Read the actual news, it's not what you were told it is. The claim that there is no scientific basis behind not being close to other people during such an event is completely false. The claim someone just admitted to there being no basis is also false.
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  5959. 13:03 That's not Data, it's the guy from Portlandia. I might need glasses.
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  5960. He gave his opinion, and people misinterpreted it. He's not a programmer, but being one does not disqualify him from having an opinion. He's also worked in healthcare for decades.
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  5961. They want to censor conservatives, and they can't censor people who are paying them.
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  5962.  @jamiecartwright5093  real estate is valuable because of the GDP associated with it. European real estate with no access to cheap fuels might become cheaper than the equivalent in India once Russia builds their pipeline!
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  5963. "Secret society"? So you're saying Pizzagate is real?
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  5964. Epstein didn't jack himself off.
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  5965. The last thing that made me cry was 9:25
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  5966. You have no idea what's going on. This is not tyranny, not even close, and there was never a conspiracy theory about it.
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  5967. Suddenly, everyone acquired Not Made Here syndrome. Chrome Extensions are another source of this type of exploit. The Great Suspender is a famous example that had millions of users, got sold and became malware.
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  5968. We actually had less crime in the Victorian era, not more. They were transported for stealing bread whereas we no longer bother investigating house break-ins, so even if there was some similarity in rates of imprisonment, there is really nothing to make a comparison of.
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  5969.  @loganmontalto602  we are not all the same. That's the first thing you need to accept if you want to understand what they call systemic racism. When an ethnic group fails in its homelands and in every place it colonises, and another succeeds in its homelands and every place it colonises, that should tell you something about the relative competence of each group. If you add the fact that another ethnic group which succeeded in its homelands also has success in colonising the homelands of the other successful group, it becomes harder to ignore the failure of the first group.
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  5970. The only reason I can think of to watch RoP is so you have the "verified purchase" indicator applied to your fake review.
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  5971. If we all wear masks there will be no need for vaccinations. Do you know how long immunity lasts though? Current research suggests i's not long enough for a vaccination programme to be worthwhile, which means herd immunity is not going to work either. We can either live with this virus, or we can do something to defeat it. Wear a mask.
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  5972. They are not dividing us. They are uniting us, and thereby conquering us. If Americans had not been united with foreigners, this would not be happening. If the government was willing for people to live separately, this would not be happening.
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  5973.  James Registe  what colour hair did Ramses the Great have?
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  5974. The more people you call far right, the more it means just "right".
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  5975. It's not an obvious lie when you consider all the things the US was spending on, including media and influencers, and she's been losing since leaving Russia. The people cheering the shutdown of a patronage network that has been working against them are winning, and that network supported the provocations of Russia.
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  5976. I used to think SBC was one of the good people.
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  5977. There is no plan, he was making a prediction.
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  5978.  @BlackJack393  it matters, because there is no plan.
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  5979.  @BlackJack393  if you ignore the cause you don't know the effect. Why assume the outcome from a planned operation to be the same as the outcome from an unplanned phenomenon? Surely if events went against the plan the planners would redouble their efforts or adopt a different strategy to make sure their plan succeeded. If you think a plan would make no difference to any outcome then how would you determine there was ever a plan?
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  5980. Look at the example at.7.45. KDE would have to offer a colour picker for the accent-with-dark-border, accent-on-white, and all the other options. I'm not sure what the general issue is, but I think it's about whether the DE or the toolkit should specify all the different variants of the accent. I doubt even KDE would let the user choose.
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  5981. One example sounds good and reasonable while the other sounds bad and removed for community standards , because decades of removed for community standards have taught us that.
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  5982. Lockdowns are harmful, so you spent a year lying about their efficacy and encouraged people not to do the things that would render lockdowns unnecessary. Great work, Carl.
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  5983. Forcing the Dutch to build cruise ships for everyone will make GDP go up.
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  5984. The French law will not be effective because it only applies to foreigners. The problem is they gave citizenship to people who do not want to be French.
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  5985. That's not a refugee camp in the airport, because those people came via a safe country. It's a homeless camp.
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  5986. We found out very fast that it was not "misinformation" - the guy with the blade at the vigil was indeed a muslim. Meanwhile, several corporate media outlets have pretended that the protesters were from an organisation that was wound up in April 2019.
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  5987. Does this apply only to junctions? If I'm crossing 6 feet from the main road, do I have priority? What about 10 feet? 20?
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  5988.  @galadrielwoods2332  they're not planning to turn anything into a prison. If you don't like the high crime and traffic-free roads you can leave.
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  5989.  @CarnivoreStork  I'm in reality. Pretoria was not stolen back, it was stolen. Do you know South Africa's history?
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  5990.  @TheDaflad  I doubt it. I don't know what he's doing, but she was misleading and fearmongering people during covid to prolong the pandemic and provide WEF with the larger window of opportunity they needed. If he's criticising her for that, it's a good thing.
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  5991.  @TheDaflad  he got less than the maximum and I've heard the judge took into account that Belfield took it to a higher court and had no defence. If the WEF stooge has a problem with Vine she should sue or ask to have his stalking investigated. Has Vine sent her thousands of emails over many years? Has he no proof of what she did? Is he actually just doing journalism?
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  5992.  @TheDaflad  if what you say is true then it's not right. Why do you think it's right? She should take action, as I said, if it's true. Even people like her have rights.
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  5993. Vox Day identified "social justice convergence" as the process by which ideological employees make it impossible for a corporation to achieve its stated objectives. Twitter is not a social media platform whilst its staff want it to be a tool for oppression and control. Silicon Valley needs to purge itself of staff who are undercutting its ability to function. Vox's own blog, which is hosted by Google's Blogspot (voxday.blogspo...etc) was recently added to Google's list of "dangerous" sites which host malicious applications, so that Chrome would present a warning page instead of the blog. They control his blog, it cannot contain such things! How could this mistake possibly have occurred? Every SV company has rogue staff who will use the power of that corporation in their cold civil war on the American people. Those staff make them vulnerable to defamation suits, and to exoduses like Twitter is seeing. A mistake Trump made recently was to ban several Chinese payment apps. Anything that lets us operate outside the purview of his enemies is ground we should not surrender.
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  5994. We spent 52 weeks failing to see off a virus with a 2-week incubation period. It would have been over 50 weeks ago if everyone was willing to sit out the 2 weeks.
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  5995. It's not a total loss - that board could be recycled as sunglasses for a polar bear.
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  5996. Many countries have been wiped off the map; the USSR, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia are just 3 examples from my lifetime, so border and name changes do not bother me. The Palestinians wanting their land back is less hateful than the other side wanting it in the first place. Let's not forget the terrorist campaign that won it for them. But there is something to be VERY worried about: why is the establishment so engaged now but not concerned about anti-British actions and sentiment in the last few decades? What's different and special about that foreign country and its diaspora? Our "leaders" take their side but not ours.
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  5997. If you think they sell customers' data, buy mine and tell me a secret.
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  5998. I'm from the future. It just got even worse.
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  5999. TL;DR "white nationalists" want the freedom of a Lockian state, their opponents want the French tyranny. And democrats KNOW this, they are telling you this is the case. Everything that smells like freedom, meritocracy and personal responsibility gets called whiteness, by which they mean Anglo-Saxonness, because that is what they oppose. Stop demonising the people who have taken the next step in your intellectual journey! There is no way to restore the republic if you want to bring with you all those who make up the "multicultural democracy".
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  6000. Why is the Albanian government persecuting so many of its young male population?
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  6001. Assuming he wore the wig to make himself look like a woman, why did he not shave? Or do babies think women have long hair and beards?
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  6002.  @JimSmith-ii4uk  it was the muslims, not the Berbers.
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  6003. Apparently unaware that their powerbase is facing collapse, our leaders are still trying toook like big players on the global scene by losing to Russia, hiding from Gaza, and pointlessly riling the Yemenis. Soon they will have to be more humble.
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  6004. Since 1965 the USA has been subjected to the greatest invasion in the history of the world. Its government, academia and cultural production are in the hands of people who despise the traditions and people of the American Nation, which has been subverted so successfully it now thinks the invaders are part of that Nation and that their presence in its homeland is a benefit. The American people have been rendered so powerless that in fighting back against systemic discrimination within university admissions their only course of action was to claim the policies harm Asians. Everything is being taken from them; they will never even be given reservations, because they don't know they need them.
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  6005. Does he know they're ground source heat pumps? How does climate affect them?
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  6006. ​ @simonmilligan7497 one was a terrorist, the other sat on a bus one day. The rest is propaganda.
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  6007.  @jimjones-bk2is  Wikipedia has a list
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  6008.  @LionClanChief  5th if you include the ones never transported off the continent. You can look it up yourself.
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  6009.  @LionClanChief  do you know which trades there were? You can look it up yourself.
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  6010. The new writers of the Bond comic book series are 2 young black women with plural pronouns. Qualifications: black, female, pronouns.
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  6011.  Mitzi Miau  not honouring Soros' billions is mindless antisemitism.
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  6012. ​ Mitzi Miau  so the only reason people don't like rich jews is because they're "dishonest"? We can all see what you are, you anti-semite!
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  6013.  Mitzi Miau  now you're denying the existence of Jews! Such antisemitism I can't breath right now im literally shaking
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  6014. Covid was never a narrative, it was real, and since December it has been on the decline. The response to it has also declined. You got it wrong from the start.
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  6015.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  suspicion and observation are not the same thing, and chasing every customer down the street is not policy anywhere. She was talking about being accused based on looking like a shoplifter. From the transcript: 9:44 I was like how dare you she said you you looked like someone who we know who comes into the shop in shoplifts I've seen reports than some shops have begun to ask people to open their bags as a matter of policy. I thought they were also referring to that here, but on reviewing the transcript it appears not. It was just the issue of checking bags based on mistaken identity and no reasonable suspicion.
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  6016.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  it is not reasonable when they have not witnessed a crime. She looked like someone they thought might commit a crime, which is not grounds for suspicion, even when the identity is not mistaken.
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  6017.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  we were told the shopkeeper said she looked like someone who has taken stuff in the past. That is not grounds for suspicion. They did not suggest ignorance of the fact you can be detained by a citizen who has witnessed you commit a crime. That did not happen in her case though.
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  6018.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  you originally claimed the problem was hypocrisy, so that's an improvement.
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  6019.  @drebk  the muslims are not the native population of North Africa, yet people claim the French colonised them. The USA has suffered the largest invasion in the history of mankind, and the colonisers are forcing the founders of the country to change their way of life. They call that way of life "whiteness" and are attempting to demonise it.
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  6020. Jess Philips is not really pro-women and girls, she is anti-men. Her refusal to act when the perpetrators are brown shows that her animosity is more specific than her other work has displayed, and that is why she was being criticised (not attacked).
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  6021.  @troy3456789  destabilising the middle east did not help us. Simon was wrong and by your reply I can see that you know it.
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  6022. Tijuana is the new Calais.
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  6023.  @Brett_is_Veng  it's effective. That's why we do it.
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  6024.  @mariokarter13  the virus travels on water droplets which don't go through the mask. Masks do work, the propaganda about virus sizes can be safely ignored. There are people who think a virus is too small to be stopped, and there are people who think oxygen molecules are too big to get through. Some people believe both things at the sae time! But a quick web search can show they are clueless. If you don't know that you're infected, wear a mask. They are not only for people who have been tested positive - those people should be isolating.
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  6025. You can get round this by owning several houses in different parts of the city, or buying a bus.
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  6026. Ubuntu LTS doesn't add features.
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  6027. Proudman's comments are not something that should be tolerated by the legal system; allowing her to make them is not a victory for free speech. Most importantly, her claim that we should believe accusers ("survivors" as she calls them) is incompatible with justice. The ruling allows barristers to accuse judges of reaching decisions based on isms and phobias, publicly, and with no corroborating evidence.
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  6028. In a country undergoing rapid population and cultural changes, the law should not assume anyone knows the instincts of other residents or what a reasonable person is.
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  6029. There's a pandemic. Wear a mask. Refusing to wear a mask during a pandemic is a symbol of your lack of common sense.
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  6030.  @jimlogan9883  true that! They force us to wear clothes. Some of us would do it whether we are forced to or not, simply because of the protection they provide. There's no way to tell whether someone wearing clothes has done it because of government oppression or because they think it's a good idea. One thing we can be sure of: the ones cowering naked at home and commenting about how the government is enslaving people by forcing to us wear clothes are the true heroes in this time of authoritarian control.
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  6031.  @gh-vi9tk  "pandemic" No L and no conspiracy. Most people have worked this out over the last 21 months! Does your lack of intelligence and common sense often get you into trouble in car parks?
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  6032. They're not running it, they are captured by it.
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  6033.  @scoobyloo3157  so am I.
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  6034. They don't want Anglo-Saxon political traditions, because they are not Anglo-Saxon. They want to force their political traditions on the Anglo-Saxons.
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  6035. No, it was because of the virus. Speak to doctors who treated these people. Listen when they tell you about what was happening, listen when they tell you what was in people's lungs. Listen when they tell you they were not part of a grand conspiracy!
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  6036.  @magn630  you have no idea what happened! This is hilarious! Do you realise that your observation of maybe a few dozen people at most does not mean that it was the hospitals that were the cause of the huge excess death rate during a pandemic? No, you do not! You ignored the data, followed the fearmongers and you bought into one of the most ridiculous conspiracy theories of the century. But I'll do me and not fall for the sort of nonsense you did. Thanks for the laugh. It might help you work out what happened if you spend a few minutes thinking about why so many people sought hospital treatment. For some it would take a few seconds. I'm being very generous when I suggest you're only 60 times slower.
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  6037.  @magn630  you told strangers a conspiracy theory about why people who went to hospital during a pandemic died. You need help, you refuse it, you live in fear, it's your own fault. The conspiracy they told you to fear did not happen.
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  6038. You should get Charlotte Gill on the show, she's been writing about the funding network in the UK.
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  6039. I was taken aback by Carl's quip about Stamp Duty, but it turns out to be true. The Express reported on it in 2011, and explained what the Real Problem is: But the loophole, which costs the Treasury £40million a year, is now being used by some who pretend to be Muslim
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  6040. You still haven't worked out that lockdowns work and were done for a reason. If you can't work it out, at least stop bringing it up all the time!
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  6041. The US should pay people to be quarantined, not charge them for it! They're doing freedom wrong.
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  6042. As I watched this, someone not from the Netherlands scored for the Netherlands against England. All that strength, and they didn't consider that other countries would still be stronger with their own mercenaries.
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  6043. How can they justify doing this to incels but not muslims?
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  6044. How can they benefit from stopping people creating wealth?
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  6045.  @ef2718  they are of where the live. You cannot remove their rights by denying their name.
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  6046.  @ef2718  every nation appropriated a title it never had. If you are in the belief that denies them the right to farm the farms their ancestors farmed, it does not.
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  6047.  @ef2718  the majority was a minority a few centuries ago. The "regional" part of them still is, the rest are from other places. If they allowed what is now the minority to live among them as citizens in the places their ancestors built, they would be at peace.
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  6048.  @ef2718  if they didn't live there then you would have a point. The fact that millions of people all around the world have a better sense of morality does not make an argument.
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  6049.  @ef2718  in the area under consideration they are a majority, but were a tiny minority before people from outside the region decided to move there and take it. Now they are complaining that the people they displaced want to take it back and are using the same tactics. There is only one moral cause and it is not of the people pretending names don't exist.
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  6050. If criminals have to declare, do you get a deduction if someone stole from you? And can I get a deduction for the bitcoin that I lost in a freak boating accident?
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  6051. That was 55 years ago.
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  6052.  @mikes5637  that's not football. When people say it was the first win in knockout stages for 55 years they are not forgetting the win 55 years ago.
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  6053. Neither true nor relevant. The Levant was paler then than it is now, after the Arab invasions.
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  6054. ​ @joemama-wl4cr  they're not experimental, they've been tested. You are not being experimented on, and nor is anyone else. If you can't work things out for yourself, just be grateful there is a government to do it for you. You are clearly incapable. If covid becomes endemic, as experts now predict, then you will either get the disease or a vaccine. Where's the decade-long study into the long-term effects of covid? Will you ever recover - 300k in the UK have had it more than 12 months? The death rate from covid is far higher than from the vaccines, so are you choosing death? There have been billions of vaccination doses given out, we know they work, but you're still so scared by the propaganda that you'll choose the disease over the cure. You think you're clever and brave. LOL. You're just a sheep feeding on propaganda and not doing any thinking.
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  6055.  @joemama-wl4cr  are you aware of the long-term consequences of covid? Or even the short--term ones? John showed a report recently which evaluated the likelihood of various conditions resulting from covid or from a vaccination. I expect you can't guess which has the best outcomes, so go and watch his video. Are you aware that VAERS data can be uploaded by anyone and is not checked? Do you have any idea the scale of the propaganda war being waged to make you want to get a disease rather than its cure?
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  6056.  @joemama-wl4cr  it is not gene therapy. Stop lying, stop listening to propaganda. Do you know who is ignorant? It's the people who spread lies and believe the propaganda. You are being told to get the disease rather than a vaccine, and you will comply. It's a bad decision, and you will think yourself so clever for taking it.
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  6057.  @joemama-wl4cr  Israel proves vaccination works. Did you actually pay any attention to the numbers, or do you just listen to the propaganda? What proportion are vaccinated? What proportion of the hospitalised are vaccinated? Were the first to be vaccinated the elderly, or the young? What level of protection do vaccinated people have after 6 months? Despite vaccinated people being older and having the effectiveness of the vaccine decline since it was administered, it is the unvaccinated who are over-represented in hospital admissions. Because the vaccines work. They are not experimental, they are not an evil plan, they work and they save lives. Admittedly, these are great numbers for the propagandists though! People don't bother doing their own research. Evil people can use the data to scare busy people into making bad decisions. No accountability, untraceable and deadly. What a time to be a psychopath!
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  6058. ​ @Occident. who does Tommy campaign for these days?
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  6059. Remember Project Veritas: foreign Twitter staff think that an account supporting guns and Trump, and featuring the US flag, is most likely a Russian bot. So when you hear that "Russia-linked accounts" are supporting a cause, it's patriotic Americans supporting that cause and foreign meddlers in US politics who are censoring them.
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  6060. It will push people to use "pa55word" for everything.
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  6061. You got this the wrong way round. The guy said he was from counterdisinfo, and the joke is that he failed because there was too much to debunk.
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  6062. When sport was segregated by sex everyone knew why. Segregating it by gender, which the activists tell us is essentially an aspect of personality which cannot be denied by a 3rd party, makes no sense at all. There was never a need to change it, no debate was had, it should be changed back to what works.
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  6063. The queen should be condemned for overseeing the colonisation of the UK, not for anything woke idiots do actually condemn her for.
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  6064.  @Transblackgoddess  he's come a long way in 8 years. In 8 years' time will you have learned some manners and tact?
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  6065. ​@rusi6219keep using that word to describe actions which contain no animosity whatsoever. It will lose its power and all of humanity will benefit.
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  6066.  @romualdlaurenti9213  there's no confusion on my part - a lot of activists against us come from nice families, and they have no place here.
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  6067.  @holybush8583  the stabber's parents might be diligent and appear to honour our culture. It makes no difference.
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  6068.  @mattsyson3980  that's weakness. Be strong or they will take everything your ancestors built for you.
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  6069. That red dot you focused on is next to Brooklyn Naval Yard. It's where the men live.
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  6070. It shouldn't be a surprise that there are people in Israel that recognise the threat of a nuclear-armed Islamic Europe.
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  6071. Sorry Styx, it looks like the 2nd wave is already here. Nationally the daily confirmed cases stopped falling after 11 May and began to rise after 27 May. There was a suspiciously low count yesterday but other than that it would appear the basic math of a pandemic is playing out. More contact = More cases.
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  6072. ​ @pawelnotts why are you crying?
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  6073. Before civilisation there was no government to regulate trade and tax production. That was capitalism. People kept what they made and could trade it freely.
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  6074. What if they got migrants to pick up litter in return for room and board? I bet the people who used our money to pay for those murals depicting their politics would object.
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  6075. Kellie-Jay Keane (of definition-of-a-woman fame) has spoken about the problems OFCOM has caused her in trying to get her message out regarding men in women's sports, bathrooms etc. Because the activists on the other side refuse to debate, and because OFCOM requires "balance," people who oppose the agenda cannot be invited onto TV programmes. But the activists do an end-run around debate, going straight to powerful institutions and shaming them into submission, such that Richard Madeley can be forced to submit to a "Them"-pronoun person live on air, with no balance given from someone like Kellie. Because of OFCOM, gender ideology is being forced on us with no public debate happening (or very rare instances such as the recent outrage about the "Scottish Woman").
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  6076. You used the example of pro-Palestine protesters as an example of a minority group promoting its own interests, and I've seen many other patriots using the same example. What's weird is that the protests in support of what is being done to the people in Gaza are exactly the same but never get a mention.
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  6077.  Jordan David  Mrs Angela R Mende ate my gerbil. Mrs Tracy Britt cool is the real deal.
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  6078. According to Wikipedia, Ethnic Russians (Russian: Pусские; simplified Chinese: 俄罗斯族; traditional Chinese: 俄羅斯族; pinyin: Éluósī-zú) or Russian Chinese are one of the 56 ethnic groups officially recognized in China.[1] Russians have been living in China for centuries and they are typically the descendants of Russians who settled in China since the 17th century. Ethnic Russians in China are Chinese citizens. Many of them are descendants from Cossacks. There are currently over 15,000 ethnic Russians in China who are born and raised as Chinese citizens. Europeans can be Chinese. Therefore it's impossible for European people to be racist to the Chinese.
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  6079. When did you get infected?
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  6080. There's more misinformation in the sidebar at 2:00. The "protester" was armed and pointing his weapon at the victim when he was shot. Fox put "armed protester" in their headline, the BBC must have run out of electrons.
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  6081. What's wrong with being in NF? I'd be more concerned that he left, given what's been done to the country by the people who condemned them!
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  6082. With the amount of engagement they get, they may as well stay deleted. But they're back, and they got 36 likes on the tweet announcing it. They usually get less than 10 and their most popular recent tweets have been about the aurora borealis.
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  6083. Brave also has fingerprint protection, vertical tabs, some manifest v2 extensions built-in, and its own AI.
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  6084. North Korea "has no cases" but there is a report that President Kim has fled to the coast to escape the virus!
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  6085. In an unhealthy population you need something other than people's own good health, because there's far too little of it.
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  6086.  @azmary1  it's still better to do the latter rather than the former.
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  6087.  @mistercut8331  that's where the LNG comes in. The point is that subsidising households makes no sense.
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  6088.  @mitchellhedges711  that's 6 years, not 4, and it goes back further than that - twitter was banning people in 2014 for using accurate titles, and this was just an achievement by the folx after years of pressure, it was not the start of it all. It was taken seriously enough to get into every school, government department and corporation, for there to be training sessions devoted to it, for people to be reprimanded for not submitting, for sports categories to be overturned, and for prisons to be similarly corrupted, awards ceremonies to drop gendered categories and much more. It was taken very seriously because people feared the consequences of not doing so.
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  6089. @Ponkan45  it got its claws in by first recruiting a lot of people over the prior years so that there was a large enough minority to enforce it.
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  6090. ​ @dereknelson6980 this is not about words, it's about truth and the authoritarianism of the people who want to force false words on us. There is a teacher in Ireland who has been in jail for nearly a year because he refuses to call a boy a girl. You say it's just words, but these people want to control us and will jail us with no release date if we do not comply. They have to be kept out of any project they try to enter, because it has to be assumed that their goal is to take it over and eject anyone who does not submit.
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  6091. Lonely. Any other society has politics.
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  6092. It's consumer greed and union greed. People don't want to pay enough for their electronics that the company can offer free after service repairs, and unions don't want their members to be paid what they're worth, so they lobby for minimum wage laws. The corporation is merely trying to satisfy consumer demand and is called "illegal" by the greed-induced standard of the unions. It is not greed to offer a service people want at a price they are willing to pay.
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  6093. The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function - F. Scott Fitzgerald If you can hold two contradictory ideas in your head at the same time you're generally just a moron who doesn't understand what they're doing - Disparu
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  6094. Clearly the way to resolve this is for the government to modernise the Malicious Communications Act to make an exception for people who disagree with its population replacement policy. The UK needs to get in line with Facebook.
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  6095. Israel is doing ok now with boosters.
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  6096. We want to pay in Euros, which Russia can't spend because European goods are sanctions, and they can't save because Europe confiscates Russian foreign reserves...as well as their yachts and football clubs. I hope the Big Brains in the EU have a plan, but there is no plan and no brains.
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  6097. All the best films involve sending a group of women to do something nobody would ever send a group of women to do!
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  6098.  WHITES LOVE MY PLAYLISTS  we're eating too much salt.
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  6099. This is a "novel coronavirus," which means it's new. It was doubling every 3 days, making a lot of people sick, killing a large proportion of them, and threatening to crash the economy. The fact not everyone in the whole history of the planet has died from a virus does not mean it's ok to let vast numbers of people die from this one and let the economy crash. But let's not forget that they did try! There was no "over-reaction," they tried to do nothing and relented when things got too bad to ignore.
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  6100. ITV has a two-tier approach.
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  6101. There's an obvious biological reason for long covid to be negatively correlated with employment: sick people don't work.
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  6102.  @elih9700  someone who is affected by deaths she wanted to prevent might do that.
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  6103. Would he have his account closed for making anti-white comments? His comments were about the power of ethnic groups to "cancel" people, and the result of him saying it has demonstrated the truth of it.
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  6104. Nothing is being reset. Nothing starts or ends, history always happens.
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  6105.  @colin_a  there is and never was going to be a reset. It was a name politicians used for policies they'd already stated, which amounted to change rather than anything ending and something else beginning.
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  6106.  @colin_a  and nothing got reset. They asked people to expand their window of opportunity by not wearing masks or distancing, so they managed to turn 2 weeks into 2 years, but nothing was reset and was never going to be.
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  6107. It was obvious to a lot of people back in August that she is not cut out to be a PC.
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  6108. They're not trying to decimate the federal workforce. Decimation is a reduction of 10%; they're going for a reduction to 10%.
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  6109. They praised people who raised money for the fires, but they didn't mention the floods.
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  6110. I've never felt sympathy for Zuckerberg until seeing him face those questions; I couldn't help thinking about how someone of above sub-normal intellect might try to communicate with a modern day Democrat politician.
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  6111. What did that train company think would happen to them if they didn't paint all their trains to demonstrate their submission?
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  6112.  @IncognitoActivado  he disowned Epstein decades ago and gave evidence against him in the previous investigation. None of the others did.
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  6113. He was breaking the law though, by using someone else's trade mark. He could have used the leather without the trade mark left on it, and there would be nothing they could do about it.
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  6114. The greater threat is that the use of the "ism" suffix has lead people to think that as long as there's no bombs everything's fine. The corollary is the idea that events such as the one in Southport are only bad if they are caused by '...mism". Hence the intense interest in his name, and the ready acceptance of the false one.
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  6115. It would be more edgy if he sang McDonald's twitter feed.
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  6116. Tip: tell them you're a woman. Men's prisons are not worth the free rent, and they don't actually know what a woman is.
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  6117. #CyberFascism
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  6118. It's not about the flowers. What was he doing when the call was placed? Think about it!
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  6119. You should never have been fearful, and we have all been living with it.
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  6120.  @channahrose  that's not happened. Did you mistake some who were assaulted off-campus by people who had nothing to do with the protests? But anyway, if that is the criteria for having your group put above the constitution, why was it not done in 2020?
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  6121. Wakandans don't have to be African just because Wakanda is in Africa. They could be refugees from a place suspicious of technology, for example. As long as it's explained why they look how they do, that should be ok. But nobody would ever make them anything other than African, and nobody who likes the fake Aragorn would support it if they did.
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  6122. The utility of a tulip is tiny. The utility of an alternative global reserve currency is huge.
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  6123. You guys are so lucky. Sincerely, a Brit.
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  6124. Our society has a twisted morality whereby the activists are "nice" when they force us to redesign every hotel and refurbish every restaurant, but if we forced them to go for a walk a few times a week we'd be tried for crimes against humanity.
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  6125. Nobody thought there was any desire to have that done before the pandemic hit, And then people decided that because it happened it must have been desired all along. Can you see how that line of thinking if flawed? Besides, the reluctance to institute lockdowns, and the help provided to small business, makes the conspiracy theory invalid.
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  6126. Anti-ImperEUlism is the new populism.
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  6127. What's the meme style for? Are you suggesting they can't cut contracts?
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  6128. Is the judge racist?
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  6129. Different legal standards for different ethnic groups seems to be an inevitable result of multiculturalism. Next it will be multycountryism.
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  6130.  @angelahoman9663  I'm glad they called you out and triggered you. Your type of hateful rhetoric has no place in society.
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  6131.  @angelahoman9663  Triggered and in denial. I'm glad they got to you, you hateful person!
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  6132. Racism is opposition to colonisation.
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  6133. Those dissenting tories are not weak. Being in a losing position does not make them weak people.
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  6134. When he calls these ideas "anglo-saxon".... ...is he just trying to avoid accusations of anti-semitism?
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  6135. wp r they expect violence of they act justly against residents, and they expect to be called racist if they don't allow more to come. They fear.
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  6136. In my circles I see a fair bit of anti-vaccine fearmongering with tales of adverse effects. The examples they use are very often young male athletes, and the message they hope to impart is that even healthy people are at risk from this dangerous "experiment". But the message I get is that it's important not to exercise after being vaccinated. Thanks to John's videos I booked a few days in bed after each dose!
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  6137.  @dandeeteeyem2170  I think you've been brainwashed. This is not the place for you.
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  6138.  Haomaru  yeah, complaining about virtue-signalling, whilst signalling!
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  6139.  Haomaru  you don't see that the phrase "virtue signalling know-it-alls" displays a total lack of comprehension of the situation? It is a phrase used by virtue-signallers, promoting a misguided notion of freedom in a time when circumstances prevent us from being truly free. It is idiocy. Nothing I said is "factually wrong". The propagandists do use those stories, and I do see the connection to exercise after vaccinations.
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  6140.  @dandeeteeyem2170  you've been lied to. There is no experimental vaccine. I would have sympathy for you, if you did not fall for the lies or repeat them.
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  6141.  @dandeeteeyem2170  stop lying, reject the brainwashing, start promoting behaviours which can end the pandemic. Do not continue to impose this situation on others. Do not pretend to be a victim when people get tired of your shit. You do not need to be scared.
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  6142.  @dandeeteeyem2170  forest fires end themselves too. This is not what normal people want from the pandemic, and you should not impose it on us. You are not the victim here. Sweden was always a darling of the pro-pandemic crowd. Did you know the mortality rate there was 3 times as high as in Denmark (as of a few weeks ago), that they lifted their restrictions several weeks later, and that their economy suffered more than Denmark's? That what you want to impose, because you don't understand the situation. Those of us who do understand always rejected their approach, and we were always right. Nobody has destroyed my rights, because I want the pandemic to end so I adopted behaviours that would help bring that about. I have not complied, I have not been forced. You are not a victim, you just can't work out what you should be doing. Your actions have brought about the situation you are now too scared to live through. This is your prize. You fought hard for it, and you have won. Why are you not enjoying your prize?
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  6143.  @dandeeteeyem2170  they're not experimental and they're not gene therapy. You would be more convincing in your PPE claim if you had aimed your vitriol at the people promoting lies like those, and the people who spread the virus. A lot of people have put a lot of effort into making others not want to do anything that will end the pandemic. You have nothing to say about them, and you repeat the lies they use. You only attack the people who want the pandemic to end. You have earned your prize. Try to enjoy it.
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  6144.  @jeanporter5092  a Rwandan is very unlikely to have an Arab name.
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  6145. Holding money is speculative. You're shorting everything else.
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  6146. It was 2010. I had a wallet at the same time, trying to mine on an Intel Atom netbook because I hadn't spent a few hours researching what it was all about. I'm not rich, in case you're wondering.
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  6147. They need reasonable suspicion for a warrant, not concrete evidence. Getting a warrant does not invalidate your human rights, snowflake.
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  6148. They worked out that masks prevent infection. They ignored the propaganda. 4 fans got infected at a Denmark game.
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  6149. Nobody thinks that.
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  6150. Hillary's next book will list all the excuses for why her last book of excuses wasn't well received. Russian reviewers and so on.
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  6151.  @sw-fast  where are they complaining? The complaint in the article was written by a hobbyist, not a corporation.
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  6152. Countries with leftism crises develop rape crises.
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  6153. In the UK and US the suicide rate went down during the pandemic. I heard that the attempted suicide rate among women in Australia was up, but this was from an anti-lockdown propagandist, so if the actual suicide rate had gone up there, they would have said so.
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  6154. Does the increased rate of infection after vaccination apply equally to all the different vaccines?
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  6155. They don't want black people to die you idiots. They want to advance the narrative that one group is the victim of the other. The police represent the group they hate, so they attack them and call them oppressors.
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  6156. We're told that we have to accept Syrian refugees when our governments bomb Syria, so the Palestinian refugees should go to Israel. Why is this even a question?
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  6157. Blockchains are not fake.
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  6158.  @Dotoku.0001  that doesn't make them fake, or fake money. A blockchain is a ledger, just like the one your bank has. Money is a social convention, just like how you describe monetary blockchains.
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  6159. He did not threaten nuclear war on the west, he told the west not to bomb Russia. He has done this before, and we were told he was threatening us before, yet still he has not launched a war on us. Neither has he died of cancer, been overthrown or any of the other silly things were are told are happening. Also, he did not start the conflict. It began in 2014 when the coup government in Ukraine bombed people who opposed the coup.
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  6160. If I was an employer and had 2 similar candidates, but one had some non-crime hate incidents recorded against him, that's the one I would choose. It's just a guarantee that you're not going to get the type of nonsense the US is sweeping away right now.
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  6161. That's a more substantial building than a lot of indoor dining in the 3rd world.
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  6162. This happens everywhere whiteness is eliminated.
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  6163. Just make Oasis play a gig in everyone's living room. Then everyone's happy and can see them for free.
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  6164.  @trumpy9223  that doesn't address the ridiculous claims of racism. Without those, this would not be a story at all. Nobody cares about the police not adhering to procedure, that want to hate on them for investigating a black person.
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  6165.  @bmanagement4657  you didn't make a point. And..."Idiots Can't Make A Point" Yeah.
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  6166.  @bmanagement4657  Not A Point
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  6167.  @peter-er1um  it does matter, and there is heterogeneity everywhere. Why quote my reply if you didn't read it? A mix of Yorkshiremen and Lancastrians is heterogeneous, and so is a mix of Englishmen and Bengalis. So they're both the same, right? That would be a superficial understanding, on several levels. You don't even reach the most superficial of them.
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  6168.  @peter-er1um  you replaced the word "identikit" when you tried to quote me. Instead of asking me to look up a word I have demonstrated an understanding of, go and look up the word you don't recognise.
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  6169.  @peter-er1um  it only makes sense if you understand the topic. If you thought I accidentally used a word that means "very similar in appearance, in a way that is boring and has no character" in a comment about that exact thing, then you should not engage further.
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  6170.  @peter-er1um no reply to the comment about the distinction between degrees of homogeneity then? Is that because you began to understand and realised you'd been wrong, or is it because you still can't come to terms with what's happening?
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  6171.  @tattooairinc6308  a nothingburger from a low-level staffer who doesn't even know what's in the vaccines.
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  6172. Since those last war games the US military has begun an ideological purge of its most patriotic people and doubled-down on wokeness. China merely needs to wait.
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  6173.  @MikeJones-m6r  the international observers never saw any of that, we only heard it from journalists. And it just happens to suit their agenda.
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  6174.  @nickbrough8335  that's not what happened, and nobody has claimed that. However, only by ignoring what did happen in 2014 can one make the claim that you defend.
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  6175.  @nickbrough8335  despite the presence of well-funded western NGOs committed to preserving and protecting democratic states, there was an insurrection against the elected president, who was favoured by the Russian minority. After democracy was cancelled and the constitution had become irrelevant they seceded.
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  6176. @nickbrough8335  that doesn't give them the right to violate international law.
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  6177.  @nickbrough8335  not supporting people who have seceded does not grant the government the right to violate international law. There was no I in 2014, there was a secession and local troops removing the insignia of their former state.
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  6178.  @nickbrough8335  they voted to leave. The armed stuff was from the other side, and it has never stopped.
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  6179.  @robindunn4493  if you want to save lives, just say "thank you". If you're a psychopath, just walk on.
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  6180. ​ @marktrotter8971 if we had racists in charge for the last 70 years we'd be in a much better position now. Sadly Reform doesn't have any.
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  6181.  @maxwild1212  the EU government is not elected. Most people wouldn't recognise the president if they passed in the street.
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  6182.  @maxwild1212  I explained but my comment has not been published.
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  6183.  @BassandoForte  the were in the parliament, not the executive.
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  6184.  @BassandoForte  it is not like the UK system at all. The executive is not elected, EU elections are for parties rather than individual candidates, and the MEPs don't lead Europe. You're probably thinking of the presidency of the Council of the European Union. You don't know how it works, you think it's democratic when it's not, you voted to be ruled by it, and you cry about other people setting you free from it. You're the complete remainer.
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  6185. @Yalvinir he'd be better off if he paid his own security instead of taxes.
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  6186.  brajamtho757  people who don't get tested will not appear in any survey of people who are infected but don't know they have the virus. I've seen others claim there is a huge non-symptomatic pool of infected people, but the numbers just don't add up and there's never a source.
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  6187.  brajamtho757  just show the source for your data. If you think about what your data claims you would know there can be no source, because it's impossible to count cases who are not tested. We know there are a lot of people who are infected but yet to show symptoms, because there is a long incubation period and the infection is spreading rapidly. But it's not possible to know how many people have it, don't get tested, and don't have symptoms. This is not the flu. The fact a lot of other people get the flu does not mean you got the flu.
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  6188.  brajamtho757  "BTW, most infected people don't have symptoms and won't get tested" If you don't have the data, don't make the claim. I don't need data to disprove it, I can use logic for that, and because you have no source you cannot support your clam, so you didn't.
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  6189.  brajamtho757  it's not the same thing, and anyone who looks at the data knows it. Flu does not occupy every bed in the ICU unit. You still don't have a source.
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  6190.  @danielsorensen8444  there are asymptomatic cases, or at least pre-symptomatic, but some people are saying that most people who get it never even know. Elsewhere I've seen someone claim the figure is 85%. In China 20% of cases required hospitalisation, and in Italy the figure is 30%. So of the people we know have it, there no chance that 85% are unaware, and of the people we don't know have it, we obviously have no data to make any claim. 85% happens to be close to the number of people who are pre-symptomatic at any time. I think that has been confused and spread around as a false fact about people who never get any symptoms. Hence the request for a source.
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  6191. Have a look at a population chart; that thing they told you to fear is not happening. Remember who they are, and ignore them next time.
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  6192. Hollywood can make Mulan with no diversity. Historic Europe must be portrayed as a Nigerian colony though.
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  6193. How much energy from those towers passes through your epidermis? Is your belief based on anything substantial?
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  6194. Have you used Windows Co-pilot?
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  6195.  @Attmay  why would I obey something like that? I can see from your comment above that you would, but for people who love humanity it is an awful book.
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  6196. ​ @dereknelson6980 they're not just existing, they're controlling everyone else.
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  6197. Another reason Sarkar's demand is not equivalent to the one she is satirising, is that we are on the defence and they are on the attack. When we make that demand we're saying "displace us, but do it peacefully". When it is asked of us, the request is "don't stop us displacing you".
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  6198. Was everyone offered the opportunity to be a witness before being charged? How were the chosen ones chosen?
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  6199. The Tories have been in power for more than a decade and did nothing to stop the censorship of what is essentially their base. In drafts of their recent censorship bill they were eager to have people censored for things that are "legal but harmful," without considering that it is their opposition who would be deciding what is harmful, just as they already do in social media, publishing, academia and, apparently, banking.
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  6200. ​ @LordSnobbington-6776 they would have exhausted themselves and stopped.
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  6201.  @silverflake1454  basically that's anyone with a credit card.
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  6202.  @silverflake1454  if it's not part of the money supply, how do we use it as money?
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  6203. So Owen Jones identifies as a "something Welshman" (I am not allowed to use the necessary word). His wikipedia bio says he was born in Yorkshire, so he must be inheriting his Welsh identity whilst claiming that this is impossible.
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  6204. It's not a knife fight when one of them is unarmed. It's a knife attack.
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  6205.  @Robster881  I pointed out that he's not been charged. Since then you've told me he's been bailed and not convicted. Among the several of them, they fought police, broke/bruised a policewoman's nose to cause bleeding, jumped on the back of an officer who had drawn his weapon against a threat, and have not even been charged.
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  6206.  @adrianthoroughgood1191  "stash the weapons in the mosque and we won’t have to arrest anyone". The police could have told the patriots to stash those bricks in TR's house, if they were not showing any favouritism. This type of thing is not only in the police. A Sky reporting team had their tyres slashed and reported it without mentioning who did it, and an ITV reporter removed videos from twitter which showed the favoured people doing bad things. A man was beaten up outside his pub in Birmingham and Jess Phillips MP reported it on twitter as all settled with the pub closing at the normal time. She made no mention that the favoured people were up to no good. When the favoured ones riot the establishment is keen to understand and justify it. When the people who always get told not to look back in anger finally break, they dehumanise us, spread misinformation and send the cops in hard.
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  6207.  @Kj16V  not sure which events you mean. No links, it's all stuff that's been on twitter, or searchable in the news. Events which don't help the narrative are harder to find of course, so for the thing about BLM in uniforms you have to do "sasha johnson military uniform" and click the images tab, and you can't see the full gathering. Public Order Act 1936 if you want to see the law, which is selectively enforced.
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  6208.  @mikethebloodthirsty  did you look at the hospitalisation rate?
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  6209.  @mikethebloodthirsty  hospitalisations are up because infections were up a few weeks earlier. You have been misled about false positives in order to make you scared about lockdowns. Ignore the propaganda, look at the data.
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  6210. That's not what experimental means.
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  6211.  @filmandfirearms  they are not experimental and they are not part of an experiment.
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  6212. They're not good at soccer. They got beaten by teenage boys.
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  6213. Despite all this, she'd be alive if Alec Baldwin didn't point a gun at her.
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  6214. Cool it with the anti-semitism.
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  6215. Make Children Children Again
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  6216. Someone in Scotland got a hate crime charge for calling a racist a racist. You want to defend this country against a "dictator"?
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  6217. They're not doing this stuff so they can remove our rights, they are removing our rights so they can do this stuff.
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  6218. Winning the fight for "the very nature of reality" is only beneficial if you get that nature right. If you apply policies to your own version of reality, they play out in real reality, and when you don't know what reality is you end up with what every liberal city ends up with.
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  6219. If they want us to fight for them they will have to offer better policies than a potential Putin administration.
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  6220. I bet a lot of the "thugs" on the streets voted labour.
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  6221. ​@Rick-Randomthe establishment came out against them, both left and right. Don't forget the new word "supermajority" they created to scare people into voting Tory, and the actor sent in to be rcist, to make the left think Reform are bad people.
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  6222. They would be aiding a crime if they took them, because the border would be extended again and they would never be allowed back.
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  6223. Taking refugees aides the bad guys. Everyone knows they won't be allowed back.
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  6224. Since Pakeha is "any non- Māori New Zealander" and Europeans can't be Maori, that phrase is probably designed only to humiliate.
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  6225. Those identity groups are demanding more than equality, but how can we expect them to comply with a request not to do it? They are winning and will not stop just because we ask them to.
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  6226. That's not soy face.
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  6227. So who's the long-haired leggy cheerleader behind our heroine? I'm confused by the presence of beauty in this image.
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  6228. Making things more difficult for other people is abusive, at least disrespectful. If this is tolerated, what else should be?
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  6229.  @fishofthepeople  they pretend you don't exist when you riot and burn cities, and they send their secret police after people who want a society which is normal by any historical standards. You're on their side. They told you to stand by when Biden was elected, and you did. Before that you were told to destroy, and you were allowed to, and you did. When you stormed the white house they covered for you, and essentially erased it from history. When people asked for votes to be counted they claimed it was the 1930s all over again. You're their guys.
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  6230. We should be grateful they can kill us on social media because in other times these sort of people had to resort to killing dissenters in real life.
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  6231. They did not plan this. Is a fire alarm drill a planning operation for arson?
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  6232. Think of all the great Algerian restaurants migration has brought to France though!
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  6233.  @benj3911  taking money out makes prices go down. But less investment means people are poorer and less able to afford the lower prices. To steal 10% of the economy you need a government with far too much control.
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  6234.  @benj3911  that's what I explained. Prices fall, people get poorer.
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  6235.  @jamironited4  apparently they stole money from a bank which they ran and the government then bailed out. "Stole from an economy" sounds like they stole from the government, so that's misleading. Moving money offshore instead of investing it in a corrupt place like Moldova is not theft, just common sense. The guy called all their politicians thieves yet complained that people moved their money somewhere safe! I'm not sure he's thought this through.
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  6236. If there was an intent to exterminate, why were there widespread recommendations to do things which would limit deaths? You do not need to be scared, just stop listening to liars.
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  6237.  @luckrequired5382  "Don't know what you're smoking," is right. If you don't know, listen and learn. The least British parts of Britain are the ones with the least Brits.
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  6238. To be fair, she brought it up to discuss the unintended consequences of the reaction to it.
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  6239.  @80krauser  they don't have an awful character, they are being pushed off their land and are fighting back. The last century of history over there is being played out here too, and it will eventually be time for us to become like them. I hope nobody entertains silly notions about the people who proclaimed their new state in Yorkshire or the West Midlands having a right to defend it against its original people by taking Lancashire and Warwickshire. It does not help us when you condemn the wrong side.
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  6240.  @bluestatepaine  they would have no reason to do that. There is nothing inherent in their character that makes them throw stones at border guards, it comes from what has been done to them over the last century by the thing those guards are protecting.
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  6241.  @bluestatepaine  they are not being evicted because of their beliefs, it's because they want their land back. That does not apply in the UK because their land is not here and we are not on it.
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  6242.  @bluestatepaine  what they do there is wholly unrelated to their religion. They should stay because it would be wrong for us to cooperate with what is being done to them. We need no other reason and do not need to resort to fantasy.
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  6243.  @bluestatepaine  they just want their land back. That's their motivation, not anything derived from their religion or anyone else's.
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  6244. The "free and open debate" did not happen, that's why the bannings started. For example, I saw many people stating how they were terrified of suffocating to death if they wore a mask, despite several doctors already having uploaded videos showing how their blood oxygen levels were unaffected by wearing a mask. Often when I tried to get terrified people to watch those videos I was accused of being in the army's psyops division. So what's better - having a load of people terrified by misinformation, or banning the people who are spreading fear?
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  6245. There's no money in targeting poor people.
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  6246. The man who was cut off by the BBC was so close to the mark, except he said people "make 5" when they conflate things and add 2 and 2. People know it's all connected to migration policy and political favouritism. They conflate things and make 4.
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  6247.  @RogerWittekind  masks do not care where covid came from. They work by limiting the spread of the virus. You were never told that covid contains human chemicals. mRNA induces the immune system to create antibodies against the virus. If you want to see what masks can do to a pandemic, versus what lying can do, look at the charts for Australia and Taiwan over the last year. If you're scared of "tyranny" like many Australians were, the best way out is to do what you are told by people who understand what is happening. Do not "resist" based on obvious lies and propaganda.
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  6248.  @RogerWittekind  I don't know which propaganda and lies you are referring to there; I thought I'd seen them all but you've got something new. If we could "ignore exosomes" why have so many people got sick and died? If you're too stupid to get through this on your own wits, just submit to people who understand what's going on. You ARE too stupid. You need to submit, for your sake and everyone else's. You submitted to liars and propagandists instead; they want the pandemic to continue for as long as possible an you are a willing participant in their agenda.
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  6249.  @RogerWittekind  you are scared. There are no "scarients," that is just a propaganda term to keep you in line. I can read patterns: first you introduce junk science about ignoring exosomes, then I explain that it's junk, then you change tack without explanation but remain committed to the cause. The same pattern has played out in conversations with scores of programmed fools over the last 20 months. Everything you believe is wrong, and you will not accept any evidence. You have been programmed with a narrative, you invent lies to help yourself support it, and you reject facts that contradict it. Historic flus are not this disease, which is not the flu. The latest variant has 32 mutations (identified so far) from the Delta variant. It does have a physical specification, but I think your fear here is that the names we give it do not specify all of those 32 mutations. I don't understand why that's a problem. You don't need to be scared.
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  6250.  @RogerWittekind  if viruses are created only by radiation how would they spread from place to place? When India had an outbreak, another outbreak began in Indian communities in the UK. Did 5G or solar flares cause it? If the body "ignores exosomes" how can something outside the body affect it? If they are not created only by radiation they must spread naturally, so why are you scared of measures put in place to mitigate their spread? How did covid emerge and spread before the vaccines, if the vaccines made the disease? Sputnik caused a flu pandemic but the entirety of space launches in the '70s, '80s and '90s did not. You believe that? If you do, you need to stop trying to think for yourself and start doing what the government tells you. You are too stupid to get through this on your own wit. You are believing obvious lies because you have been programmed to support a fake narrative. You need to reject your programming. Stop complying.
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  6251.  @RogerWittekind  how did it spread before the vaccines? Koch's postulate formed the basis of an early propaganda piece from the group you chose to submit to. It does not relate to viruses, only bacteria. You can find debunkings of this propaganda from early last year. What do you mean "without sequencing"? Pay attention to what is happening, don't assume what you want to be happening is actually happening! Reality does not conform to the narrative you have been programmed with, so you need to reject the narrative. Live in reality, it is much less terrifying. We know it spreads in populations rather than being beamed into us from space, and the example of Indian people in the UK demonstrates that. You repeated the earlier pattern where you raise something, have it disproven, and then ignore it.
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  6252.  @MR..181  the 3 weeks around the peak of the outbreak last winter saw 86.6k cases and 1078 deaths (1.24%). Deaths in the more recent outbreak are much lower even though there are more infections. The most recent weekly case number is 30.5k (higher on average than the peak last winter) and deaths are 43. The lag between infections and deaths last winter was about 4 weeks, which corresponds this year to 14.8k cases 4 weeks prior to those those 43 deaths (0.29%). I know you've been programmed to scared by this whole thing, but you simply do not need to be. Reject your programming, reject the lies, research the truth. Last winter there was a spike in cases but the deaths formed more of a plateau, which is why I used 3 weeks of data, to get a more realistic death rate.
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  6253.  @gimmi1reasonhazel422  what a bizarre rant! You clearly have no idea what's going on or why masks are beneficial during a pandemic. You comply with the agenda of the people who tell you lies about masks in order to stop you wearing them. That does not mean people who understand the situation are complying with anything other than reality. Have a look at the case number charts for Australia and Taiwan. Australia's is what the anti-mask people want, Taiwan's is what the rest if us want. You have been conditioned to want the prolonged outbreak with lots of restrictions, which is why you're scared of masks. They told you to fear masks, and you complied.
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  6254.  @gimmi1reasonhazel422  your terrified response, ignorance of facts, and bad grammar don't serve you well. I can't find any info for your device and don't find you credible anyway. You're just another terrified fool who bought into the lies. I bet you didn't bother to look at those case number charts. Facts terrify you, because they reveal the world you have chosen to ignore, and force you to accept that you let yourself be inducted into a cult of lies.
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  6255. Microsoft didn't rely only on "standards" to prevent browser competition, they also sent buggy html to competitor products. For example, when people visited MSN in IE they could save the page and open it in Opera just fine, but when they visited in Opera they were given a broken page that didn't display properly.
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  6256.  @himagainstill  yes, it probably is. She had no evidence after all!
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  6257.  @himagainstill  it's true she had no evidence, which is why she was found to have defamed him. But you should not be so trusting of random people on the internet.
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  6258. Stock market =/= Economy
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  6259. Who paid for the coup, and got played by Prigozhin? That's who did the plane.
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  6260. One this week, 2 next week, 4 the week after that. In the USA they went from 103 cases to 164,620 in 28 days. At what point should they have done something about it?
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  6261.  @sillysod33  it's not his name.
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  6262. Seed oils have been in the news too, but it's been ignored by our side because it doesn't help one of the post-2020 narratives. Search for it with "colon" to get some info.
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  6263. styxburlesque.tumblr.com
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  6264. If the countryside is racist for being too white, is London racist for not being white enough?
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  6265.  @ConnieFoster1  who got the patient in contact with the nurse? Even if the children never or rarely visit, they are likely to have played a part. You're more likely to have children care for you in your old age if you have children.
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  6266.  @cornishhh  you don't need to be scared of the next time.
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  6267.  @toxicmale2264  you're going to get increasingly frail and unable to care for yourself. It's not all about the moment of death, but the period leading up to that.
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  6268.  @toxicmale2264  that's both irrelevant and nonsensical. Married men are more likely to have children, and this is not about marriage anyway.
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  6269. "...the legacy media..." Zuck, 2025.
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  6270. They're using the legal system to harass him, by claiming he harassed them.
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  6271. Booty Wave was my favourite song of 2011. I got K'ronikka's face tattooed on my thigh.
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  6272. I hope that lawyer's haircut is not a protected characteristic, because I don't want him bringing it in my car.
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  6273.  @jane1975  use punctuation.
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  6274. Innate immunity? Not for this, unfortunately.
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  6275.  @andrewlilley3660  they do not change your genes. You have been lied to. There has been an agenda to make people resist doing things to stop the pandemic, and now there is an agenda to make people of a certain political persuasion get the disease rather than the vaccine. The lie you told is part of the latter agenda.
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  6276.  @andrewlilley3660  yeah, it turns out we should have been taking action against the spread of the pandemic because pandemics are bad for the economy and health system. So, did you ever do that, or did you tell people not to do the things that could reduce the transmission rate?
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  6277.  @andrewlilley3660  you're lying to yourself as well as to the world. I told you to look at weekly deaths for a reason, because although the annual figure shows what you claim it doesn't, the weekly data shows spikes in the number of deaths when there were spikes in the number of cases. It is irrefutable that there was a pandemic and that people died because of it. You've been trained not to get vaccinated. If you look at the health outcomes from those who are vaccinated versus those who are not, you will see that the people training you do not have your interests at heart.
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  6278.  @andrewlilley3660  a pandemic is an epidemic across multiple locations. It doesn't need to affect everyone. Your fear comes from your ignorance. If you looked at the data on deaths from all causes you would know there is a pandemic and that the fearmongers are the ones who made you terrified about our response to it. The response was legitimate, and you would understand that if you knew about economics and the effect of a pandemic on an economy. But you prefer to be ignorant, terrified and ranty.
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  6279. @UC0jjc8NwmQnVAzhJCoUy12A there is daily data on the number of people with the illness. At this point, your ignorance is intentional. Ignoring facts about the illness and the effectiveness of the vaccine is the height of stupidity. With the high rate of transmission of the delta variant, herd immunity will require more than 90% of the population to be infected, so you are very likely to get it. Now look at that data I told you about, showing the number of people dying when 10% had the virus, versus the number of people dying when ~70% have the vaccine. It is so obvious that the right thing to do is what you have been trained not to want to do, that if you pluck up the courage to actually look at the data, you might want to thank me! And if you don't, that's ok. Darwinism in action...
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  6280.  @andrewlilley3660  you've not even bothered to look at the information. Deaths from all causes, weekly for 2020 and 2021. Look at it, and you will know you've been lied to by propagandists who want you to get the disease rather than the vaccine. I'm not smug or conceited, I'm just better informed than you, and trying to help. You don't need to be less informed than me, you could look at the data I told you about. I know the lies you've been told; I've been following the propaganda since the beginning of the pandemic. For example, you were told that the death rate was lower in 2020 than in 2008. It wasn't. If you bothered to look at the data you would know this. But when you write "I don't live in the USA or India so can't comment, but I do know about the UK" I know why you think you know about the UK data, and I know what data you think you know.
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  6281. Fake news is the first draft of history. Sometimes it's the only draft.
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  6282. The peotests are anti-genocide. Pleaee stop lying
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  6283.  @dantuber4738  they have not deleted the videos showing that masks do not make you oxygen deficient. If you cared about truth you would watch them. "Whether masks work or not is pretty irrelevant in the big scheme of things" They do work, and the evidence is easy to find. That is not irrelevant, it is something you can use to identify the liars. If they claims masks don't work, or that they block oxygen, do not trust anything they say on any topic - those people are lying to you. I don't watch mainstream media, I watch people who don't lie to me. You should try it. You are misinformed by liars and you have repeated their lies to me. Yes, people have died from Covid. The fact there have been deaths form other things does not negate the fact that covid kills people. Look at the excess deaths, and you will see that a lot of people have died who would not have died during a normal year. Lockdowns do work, because the virus cannot transmit between people when they do not come into contact with each other. Masks do work, because they stop people emitting the water droplets which the virus moves around on. The proof of these is easy to find. You have been lied to, you believe things even after I have shown you how to discover the truth. Why are you so afraid?
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  6284.  @dantuber4738  masks do work - the theory is sound and the results have been proven. You can see that if you read the research I mentioned, and then you can ignore the people who lied to you. Do not repeat their lies, you do not need to do that. Most deaths do not get listed as covid. You lied. The excess deaths far exceed 5-10k. You lied. Excess deaths during the summer were NEGATIVE, when lockdown restrictions were still in place and the pandemic was in a lull. There was no mass die-off of cancer sufferers, and lockdowns were shown to reduce the baseline number of deaths even before their effect on covid is taken into account. You lied. Flu has not disappeared, but because so many people are wearing masks and washing their hands, it has a much reduced likelihood of being transmitted. Covid and flu are not the same, and are not counted as the same thing by the government. You lied. 2018 was a bad flu year because the vaccine didn't work. Nobody wore masks, nobody socially distanced, nobody took extra care to wash their hands, and it killed fewer people than covid has. They are not the same thing. You lied. PCR testing can identify Sars-Cov-2. The people telling you it can't are lying. You don't need to live in fear. You don't need to lie. Yet you do. The truth will not harm you, it will set you free. Live in the truth. Accept reality and bear it like a man.
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  6285.  @dantuber4738  about 95% of "deaths within 28 days of a positive test" are covid deaths. How many people do you think usually die in a 4-week period? They use 28 days as an estimate, and it's very accurate. There is no scam, you've just been lied to. You are living in fear because you believed easily disprovable lies. We are not taking action because of the 65k deaths that have occurred, we are taking action because of the vastly larger number of deaths which would occur if we did nothing. The fact masks work is not a belief. The claim they don't is based on nothing but lies. There is no path from wearing a mask to owning nothing and being happy. The great reset pre-dates the pandemic and is not dependent on the pandemic. But what if it were? If you fear a reset and think the pandemic is something to do with it then you should do something to end the pandemic instead of spreading lies which can only perpetuate it. Propagandists have also tried to tie Agenda 30 to the pandemic and lockdowns. One of the main features of Agenda 30 is that people will be moved to live in cities, whereas one of the main features of reality is that people are leaving the cities because of lockdown restrictions, disease and increased crime. You are being told blatant lies to make you live in fear. Reject fear, embrace truth.
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  6286.  @dantuber4738  you fear the truth. There is no scam, you've just been lied to. When you stop being terrified by the propaganda you've subjected yourself to, and take a calm look at the evidence, you will feel much better. 65k deaths is not "nonsense" when you look at the number of excess deaths as I told you to earlier. You refuse to look at the facts, because you like the lies. But I can tell from your comments that the lies are hurting you. Break free from the propaganda, it is controlling you. "As for the flu- If you check ONS stats they openly admitted adding it to Covid deaths" That is a lie. I've looked at their data, because I wanted to see the excess deaths and evaluate the propaganda I had been told. You don't want to see the excess deaths stats so you have not looked at their data, hence you're unaware that covid is in a separate row. In the current excess deaths spreadsheet row 18 is "Deaths where the underlying cause was respiratory disease (ICD-10 J00-J99)" and row 19 is "Deaths where COVID-19 was mentioned on the death certificate (ICD-10 U07.1 and U07.2)". They do not add flu and covid deaths, and they do not "openly admit" to doing so. You are lying, and we both know it. For your own benefit, stop lying and stop living in fear of the truth. But if you do want to keep lying, tell better lies. Don't spread such easily disprovable ones, it serves only to highlight your fear.
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  6287.  @dantuber4738  I know you are lying, and I showed you that I know it. We both know you're a liar. Do not lie, do not reject reality, do not live in fear.
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  6288.  @dantuber4738  you're a terrified liar who likes his own comments. You have the gall to tell me to "get a life".
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  6289.  @dantuber4738  you express fear in every comment. You lie, you fear, and you like your own comments. There is a whole world of information available to you which you could have used to assess the propaganda you've fed to yourself. But you didn't do that. You chose fear, and the fact you like your own comments suggests why you made that choice.
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  6290. @mr_mac_max not enough information to determine what you're wrong about.
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  6291.  @GBNationalist  you didn't read it. He has a problem with the illegal ones; Labour will make them legal, which solves the problem.
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  6292.  @owlabouteverything2066  the BBC is racist, and has demonstrated that on many occasions. In a society undergoing colonisation, any promotion of tolerance of difference is detrimental to the native population, and they also get to show black power and white submission. They chose to make this for a reason, it's like a wet dream for them.
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  6293.  @87longhairdontcare  racism is bad you mug.
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  6294. The alt side has won, because it told the truth. That's why Johnson's EO was revoked and departments commensurate with it have been dissolved. H1B might continue, but won't be bringing janitors over.
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  6295.  @davidanderson7138  replacing. Do you support the "decolonisation" movement to make everything less British? They want to remove native influence wherever they find it and remake the country from a coloniser perspective. They've already begun.
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  6296. Where does it say they can take your non-cash accounts? Those are not depositor funds! If you're referring to "bail-in" laws, those are entirely right and proper. If your bank collapses you should not be able to have the government take my money and give it to you.
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  6297. The Daily Mail DID claim Didsbury as a no-go zone, you can see it in the bottom left of the screenshot in the tweet at 20:31. The Mosque there was linked to a terrsm event a few years ago.
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  6298. You don't need to, just trust the data. Does the chart at 10:56 help?
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  6299. Some pyramid schemes have collapsed. Is that what you were right about, or were you wrong about what a currency is? People gloated the same way when Mt Gox collapsed, because they had been wrong all along.
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  6300.  @Attmay  which people are those? There was never any attempt, and where natives have become minorities they are given reservations and special status. Except for a where the Spanish went, because they favoured mixing instead of diversity. The Taino are no more, for example, but their replacers are given special dispensation to colonise North America because Anglos are so hated by those who rule the USA.
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  6301. The Peak Prosperity series was "The Crash Course"
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  6302. ​ @tyrannuslapis5107 it doesn't apply to professional leagues, it just fixes Title IX. For organisations not under federal control, the EO states "The Executive Order calls for the convening of private sporting bodies in the White House to hear, in person, the stories of female athletes..."
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  6303. $6.66 US and £6.66 UK? Where are you getting your exchange rate data from? I'd buy a copy but I'm worried Theresa May will legally expropriate it.
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  6304. They were not invited. Right from the start, with Windrush, there was no invitation, despite the modern day myth. Never invited, never welcomed. And you're wrong about invading too. Read some history.
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  6305. FOSS has no protection against capture by incompetent authoritarians.
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  6306. It's all true so it can't be that.
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  6307.  @MidlifeCrisisJoe  they were accused of something they did not do.
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  6308. England was named after the English. You can't become English by being born in England, and there is no government issuing English citizenship. He's not English.
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  6309.  @redhed9776  masks work in every country. If you want the pandemic to end, wear a mask.
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  6310. If it was just about tax receipts they would tax gas boilers more.
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  6311.  @royjacobs1204  do you think they don't care about their land being taken? Or that it would be ok if the colonisers had the same beliefs?
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  6312.  @sandy-sx5zr  they're not using PCR to diagnose, just to detect the virus. Diagnosis is for disease. You complied with the propaganda.
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  6313.  @jazzwarrior7206  you're not supposed to be scared by new variants. The only people reporting a sensation of fear are those who bought into the pro-pandemic propaganda.
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  6314. ​ @autobond007  I've heard there is a way that the PCR test shows which variant it has detected, but the actual sequencing is separate from that.
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  6315.  @dcaldwell8310  they're not making it up. You don't need to be scared.
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  6316.  @sandy-sx5zr  it does detect viruses. In fact, its virus detection abilities formed the basis of some fearmongering just over a year ago.
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  6317.  @sandy-sx5zr  viruses are not dead, they are inactive. If what you believe is true then all of medical science needs to be told! It's not true though, and every resource will tell you so if you bother to break free from the propaganda and develop some curiosity about why everyone is doing things you cannot comprehend.
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  6318. Banks do not destroy interest payments, they spend them back into the system where they can be earned by debtors and paid to the bank multiple times. The idea that interest is impossible to repay, or that it makes the system unviable, is false.
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  6319. He's reported on various serological surveys since last May. He knows this.
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  6320. You're typing wrongly, rendering video wrongly, and your room's too dusty.
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  6321. 1 comment in the last 10 years?
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  6322. I'd be grateful if people intervened were I be targeted, but personally I would hold refrain from helping someone else unless I had a narwhal tusk at hand.
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  6323. I could take issue with both of those claims!
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  6324. They defunded Vox Day for raising money for a comic they didn't want people to read. The woman responsible got a job at Google about a week later.
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  6325. This is a very bad title for when we need to find this video in a month's time to show it to people who only got their information from fake news.
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  6326.  @beeforeal5497  there is no option. If we let everyone get sick the economy would crash anyway. People focus on the death rate, they tend to ignore the weeks of recovery for the people who don't die.
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  6327.  @UniqueBreakfastTaco  know your enemy; know that there are two. You want to stand between them both and achieve something with means that have never achieved anything before. Learn from history; remember what they did to the people who protested BLM iconoclasm, and what they told the country about them via the headlines. If you can't remember, go and read the headlines. Look at the photos. Do you want to be the "bad guy" being carried to safety by the nice diverse man? What did the "bad guy" achieve other than a narrative win for the enemy? Stay home and let events play out, give them a narrative they don't want. That would be a bigger achievement than the right has had in 20 years.
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  6328. It's mostly older people who will die. The mortality rate among people who are not likely to have passed on their genes yet is very low.
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  6329. Some pyramid schemes failed. Crypto "bros" are still fine with their smart money.
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  6330. Just because some judges made rulings doesn't mean process has not been followed. One gave no legal reasoning for his decision, another had a conflict of interest by ruling on a department his daughter worked in. They're no different than the journalists, all just protecting the grift.
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  6331. I believe gay men.
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  6332. He's a male, just "male". You shouldn't qualify that, because it suggests there are different types of male.
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  6333.  @AspenDarkfire  they are coming from France, where they are safe. They are not asylum seekers, they are coming to steal from you with the government's help. Don't be a sop.
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  6334.  @Nite-owl  the first safe country rule is implicit, not explicit. They are not seeking asylum when they leave a safe country, hence they cannot claim asylum except in the first safe country.
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  6335.  @AspenDarkfire  they are not asylum seekers, and you are a sop. Everyone can see what they are doing to you and your country.
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  6336. Will the left ever realise they're working for the corporate establishment?
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  6337. Strategic journalism against public participation is an attack on free speech. It's good that we have recourse.
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  6338. The Hispanic guest is a nationalist. He knows that promoting migration is good for his people because it will let them expand into new terrirories and eventually take them over.
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  6339. If you believe that part about the state's role in protecting its citizens, and you understand pandemics are real, you would have no problem with infections being tracked and stopped at borders. If you think there is an issue involving liberty, you need to re-think your principles.
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  6340. Multiculturalism or British Values #ChooseOne
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  6341. Those are the most common symptoms. They tell you that you're infected, should isolate, and that things might get worse.
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  6342.  @daverok1113  it does indeed show that you've been infected with the virus. Look back at the testing data and the deaths data. Before vaccination, they followed the same pattern because testing works.
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  6343. They don't ID everyone who calls them. Can you guess why?
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  6344.  @conniekimble1782  it's because there are so many hateful and intolerant people who don't want to accept the truth. He could.lose his job for stating the obvious.
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  6345. "Guest mode" would not be a good name because your bookmarks are still available, and there is already a Guest Profile feature which it would be confused with. It's Porn Mode. Google should definitely call it that.
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  6346. doy ouk noww hatp unctuatio nis
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  6347. Teacher Training Colleges tell teachers to be biased against them, and they have no political representation as white. The force is in one direction, with nothing pushing back, so it's not surprising they are going backwards.
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  6348.  @the_forbinproject2777  war on drugs: drugs won war on [islamic] terrorism: islam won war on poverty: poverty won What we need is a war against government competence!
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  6349. It's just islam trying to impose gender segregation on the society it's colonising. Oppose immigration.
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  6350. She said there's no bigots on campus for the diversity officers to root out. This week there was a black female student complaining abut the number of white students in her school's multicultural center. Last week there was someone hurling abuse at Republican students and saying they should be killed. Also this wee, Heather Mac Donald herself was heckled at Colgate by fanatics who claim she blames victims for their sexual abuse. There are examples every week. The bigots are there, but the woke administration supports them.
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  6351. We've known since January that it's not the flu. There was a bad flu year a few years ago, when the vaccine didn't work. 50k died. Covid has killed more than that despite lockdowns, masks, hygiene etc. The efforts taken to prevent Covid have all but stopped this winter's flu epidemic, and still loads of people are dying with Covid, It is not the flu. How many deaths have stupidity and ignorance caused?
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  6352.  @salvatorebelloni8422  it's not the flu. Is there a good reason not to challenge to liars? It's not slightly worse either. It's more than 10 times worse if you go by the death rate. And it affects men's fertility. It's bad mmmkay? Nobody thinks it has the potential to wipe out the human race. If you don't understand what's happening, just obey. The restrictions are made for people like you.
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  6353.  @salvatorebelloni8422  "The human race has survived thousands of years through god knows what" It's not a straw man to point out that nobody thinks it will wipe out the human race. Everyone who is taking this seriously knows that we would get through it with only a huge number of deaths if we did not take it seriously, and we all know there have been events in history which have killed a lot of people. Your argument is moot, because nobody disagrees with you. "Everyone dies, so we should never do anything to prolong someone's life" is another similar moot argument frim the pro-pandemic side that nobody disagrees with. Those forms of argumentation are themselves straw men, they do not address the position of the anti-pandemic faction. I don't care if the lie was malicious or not, it should be challenged. "House of Commons... they said it was a Cold" An argument from authority misrepresenting the seriousness of the disease. Not malicious? "...after saying they don’t have Paper work on COVID 19" Suggesting there has been no research into the disease, or that policy is divorced from research. Why would someone want people to be misinformed about something so serious? Not malicious?
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  6354.  @salvatorebelloni8422  your argument is that bad things happened before so we should let them happen.
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  6355.  @salvatorebelloni8422  if you didn't want to compare this event with those in history you should literally have done that. Pretending we have stopped the world is another straw man, by the way. Is there any point trying to explain?
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  6356.  @salvatorebelloni8422  I did not claim you meant it literally. As a figure of speech it is a straw man. You can't argue honestly because you have no honest argument to make.
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  6357.  @salvatorebelloni8422  do you realise that when you claimed I claimed you used "stop the world" literally, that was a straw man? You have no honest argument.
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  6358.  @salvatorebelloni8422  I used the phrase the same way you did. Instead of arguing your case you insinuated a way of using the phrase which I never employed. That's a straw man. You have no argument, only dishonesty.
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  6359.  @salvatorebelloni8422  if you had an honest point to make you would have made it by now.
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  6360. Why does a geneticist think he has a special insight into whether we should surrender our country without firing a shot?
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  6361. The experiment is carried out every day and the results are always the same. For example, is there a school system in the US where the rank order of success is not A, W, H, B?
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  6362. Russia will not fall, will not go after Moldova, and will not lose. They have no intention of taking over anything, even Ukraine.
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  6363. Whereas Republican adopt leftist policies after 5 years, Democrats merely adopt them sooner. Remember when Obama ran for president opposing gay marriage and then lit up the Whitehouse with a rainbow when the SCOTUS legislated for it? These loony ideas don't come from democrats, democrats are just a few steps closer to the abyss. Nobody can resist the pull of "let's just be nice to each other".
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  6364. We will get rich by building houses for Elbonians and serving coffee to each other. Note that with 25% of Peterborough residents being foreign born, that does not mean everyone else is British, because it's not counting the people with foreign-born parents or grandparents. If they were all born here but half the city had no family history in the country before the 1960s, that would still be a terrible situation.
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  6365. You do need a license to watch non-BBC content.
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  6366.  @TrollMeister-s6n neither side is on your side. Do not support them, and do not take atrocities lightly.
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  6367.  @TrollMeister-s6n I assumed you were from somewhere other than the Levant. The larger atrocity is in taking people's land and oppressing them for decades. There is no omission here, only commission.
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  6368. The animations for dragging a tab out of a window are not so bad. Dragging one back in is where it gets a bit weird.
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  6369. Do they really want dollars, or do they need to bail out their real estate industry again? Either way, Steven Van Metre won't be happy!
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  6370. Facebook has just banned a load of pro-Liga pages before the EU elections, citing "hate" again.
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  6371.  @nc6562  why, if you think a mask is like chicken wire, do you also think it filters out oxygen? Why do you believe something that is so obviously not true, and why do you expect to be considered credible when you state something so incredible? Masks stop people breathing out the water droplets that contain the viruses. That is how they work, and they do work. They do not need to filter the viruses. "if their mask works why do i need to wear mine" I explained above how they work. Read it. "blah blah...e to wear our masks for longer – out of doo...blah blah" There is bacteria on masks because masks stop bacteria getting into our respiratory systems. The bacteria which gets onto the inside comes from your own body so can't harm you, and the bacteria on the outside would be in your lings if you were not wearing a mask. But if a mask is like chicken wire, how does it trap something as small as a bacterium? Do you see how your credibility problem gets in the way of your nonsense being believed?
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  6372. It makes perfect sense for YouTube to have subscriptions and notifications as separate functions. You might have 100 subscriptions but not want to get notifications for every video - 30/40 per day?! I wish people would stop whining about this; just use the subscriptions feed page and you get to see everything.
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  6373. The common thread is people who oppose immigration, in particular muslim immigration. Yet we are told there is "white supremacy".
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  6374. It is not effective against infection. 100% of people with natural immunity got infected!
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  6375. A ban will solve nothing. They'll just buy illegal vehicles in Poland and bring them over the border.
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  6376.  @HalfEatenMushroom  light works, it is used on planes. The bleach thing was a Fake News lie - the bleaching effect comes from the light.
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  6377. It's not an organisation, that's the conspiracy theory. There will always be a world order, and there will often be a new one; you don't need to be scared.
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  6378.  @marcogenovesi8570 they were not ignorant of that. Your assertion of lack of foresight lacks reality.
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  6379.  @boota1979  politicians have been using migration to create division since 1947, despite never having a mandate from the people, or even seeking one. We want an end to their divisive, anti-democratic policies, and a return to the better society.
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  6380.  @PressureMakeDiamonds-o9e  they were prevented from raising prices, so could no longer provide the policies. All insurers were affected, not only the big ones.
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  6381. This wouldn't happen if we all had flying cars. Just sayin'.
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  6382. As long as it's legal though.
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  6383. It's not stupid, it's a great way to silence people you hate!
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  6384. Russia invades Ukraine citing a campaign of violence against ethnic Russians there. Germans respond with a campaign of violence against ethnic Russians there. Well done, Hans!
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  6385. I hadn't seen the video of him being bullied. Knowing the whole story has brought a tear to my eye.
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  6386. That Vice article is literally a non-crime hate incident.
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  6387. He trained you to get infected in the next pandemic.
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  6388. Everyone who is saving for a deposit for their first home is being forced to pay to house others before they can add to their own savings pot. And the housing used by those others makes the house Brits want to buy more expensive. I've seen people scapegoat capitalists for this crisis, while they claim we are scapegoating the people who are actually causing the problem.
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  6389. We don't have state taxes on top of that, or medical bills unless you want to skip the queues and have a doctor that can understand your dialect.
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  6390. That Stanford study is total garbage. It was debunked by the Peak Prosperity channel in their video entitled "Don't believe the hype! New optimistic coronavirus research seriously flawed".
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  6391. They didn't hide this, they discovered it, researched it, and told the world about it.
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  6392.  @LK-ho1dg  being there and not seeing any Bantus probably gave them ideas about reality which don't benefit the Bantus and thus are being erased. Or perhaps the Bantus are telling the truth and for some reason the Boers met 2 distinct ethnic groups and chose to lie about the existence of only one of them.
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  6393.  @LK-ho1dg  ​ language is a part of ethnicity, so Bantus are not the same ethnic group as the KhoiSan. You even admit it yourself: "Language is one of several elements of ethnicity". That's right, but you don't understand what it means and does not mean. Europeans did not go there to steal, kill or destroy, they went there to create a trading post. What did the Bantu colonisers do when they came across the European settlers though? They stole, killed and destroyed! You're a racist full of hate, and unable to make a coherent case against the people you hate because your anger gets in the way of logic. That ALL CAPS sentence demonstrates your impotent and paranoid rage perfectly. EVERYONE wants to live near Europeans, that's the truth. EVERYONE wants to move to our countries, and they mostly bring what the Bantus did. There was nothing there for the Europeans to colonise. There was empty land to settle, and they did not meet any natives in their first decade of settlement. Race is not a social construct. You can test for race in any social context, for example by looking at the skull. You're still liking your own comments. Sad.
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  6394.  @charmaine7700  they were not misunderstood, they were mistreated. But it's ok, the people who stole the land and the cities cannot farm the land and cannot maintain the cities. They will get what they deserve.
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  6395. People did respond to the "don't give in to lies" message. They did it years ago, which is why nobody's watching any more.
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  6396. They work. Look at the rise and fall of the infection rate.
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  6397. Gangnam style
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  6398. So what you're saying is...Queen Megan.
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  6399. Adblock all of Google.
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  6400. But they'll want indoor plumbing. And for that they need a productive workforce with sufficient surplus to maintain it. It's not the sort of thing only a few thousand people can have.
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  6401. They were not there to arrest him, they were there to get the "supporting facts" you mentioned. The officer who reported the potential infringement has an incentive not to have people sent out to people who are not infringing.
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  6402.  @darren5161  the "incentivised nature of the officer" is that he might be sacked if he keeps sending out people with warrants to residences where the TV is not connected to a TV service. He should not need to observe any physical connections on the TV, only that it is being used to watch something which is being broadcast.
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  6403.  @Whalewraith  no, he said "through that blind". He was observed through the window in the door, so we can assume the blinds were closed.
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  6404.  @FallenRobot  he looked through the door. You're assuming he went there to look into the room rather than to speak to the resident.
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  6405.  @kylewhite2985  neurotic people are psychologically affected by everything. That does not mean everything is aimed at operating on their psychology, but it does mean they can't tell what is and is not a psychological operation. The people behind this seek power, they are not trying to vex you, they don't even know you exist.
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  6406.  @0x54n4  and when they do, it's not a psyop.
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  6407. It's transphobic to call pro-life policies an attack on women's rights.
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  6408.  @Derandcam  you're right. What they are banning does not stop at that, and what they complain about does not include that, because that is almost never ever done. They give a name to what they complain about which does include that, and they hope you don't notice that what they are banning is perfectly valid criticism and the bible. Wanting maps to be restored so that the name of a place between two bodies of water is no longer what it is now, has nothing to do with elimination. If it did, then changing the maps the last time it was done would be described detrimentally to your agenda.
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  6409.  @garyfrancis6193  most people worked out that it was real and needed a response. Others thought the response was the beginning of a permanent tyranny, and have been proven wrong. I'm not sure which people you are referring to!
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  6410. Taiwan basically ceded from China after a coup. The Donbas republics ceded from Ukraine after a coup. The west supports one and not the other, and people just go along with it.
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  6411.  @junglejarred6366  so you've still not worked it out? You're in the lower 10%, at best.
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  6412.  @junglejarred6366  I don't care about what the majority thinks, I care about what's real. The majority was able to work out what's real, which puts you in the lower 10% at best. Bad things happen, and this one happened. There is enough data proving that, so you should have worked out that it was real and that the propaganda you were subjected to was false. You were told not to believe what was happening, so that you would do nothing to stop it, so that it would continue, because it was being used for a reset agenda. You complied, because they told you you were a rebel for doing so, and you still can't work it out. Most of us were able to work it out more than 2 years ago.
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  6413.  @junglejarred6366  I explained to you why you were told to believe and behave as you were. The comment got removed. That should tell you something, but you're not able to work it out. You are controlled by people who tell you you're dissenting.
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  6414.  @elingrome5853  that has nothing to do with anything.
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  6415. Omega released a £200 plastic watch last year, and Rolex has one in its range with a circular rainbow design like the one featured. It's not unrealistic to think that one might be genuine!
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  6416. If you don't know there's a pandemic, current events are hard to interpret. If the pandemic didn't reach your area you are indeed lucky - just look at the mess in Sweden!
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  6417. @R3d33med73 anyone who says no action was required because of the low death rate which was itself a result of the action which was taken should be ignored. You have no idea what's happening, you do not know the direction of causality.
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  6418.  @eyespy3001  it's not a warped view at all. Why would there be sub-saharan people in European folklore? Are you a racist?
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  6419.  @eyespy3001  by what definition of folklore is this not folklore? By what definition of European is it not European? It was created as a folklore for the English people, and it is not for racists like you to decide it should become anything else. The fact it is fiction (like all folklore) means nothing, but it is European fiction in a European-like setting where European-like creatures would be expected and African-like creatures would not be. I doubt you would be so happy about any other culture being treated this way. Putting Chinese people into modern Wakanda as native people would be absurd to you, but putting Africans into ancient Europe is not. They did it to the Witcher too. And Wheel of Time. And others. This is not a one-off, it is systemic racism. And they do it to historical characters as well. You support it, as do many other hateful people. Be better.
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  6420.  @eyespy3001  you're supporting a racist show. Only a racist would do that. Don't try to transfer your hatred onto people who oppose hate. It would make no less sense for there to be zebra grazing in the Shire, but the criticism of non-racists like me would be accepted by racists like you if that is all that had been included in the show. It is the hatred of Europeans and our culture which makes you deny our right to be aggrieved by the colonisation depicted by Bezos' people. You share your hatred with him and his crew.
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  6421.  @eyespy3001  it was written to be a folklore for the English people, by someone who had studied folklore himself, as a professor of Anglo-Saxon. You don't get to decide what fiction becomes folklore just because you hate his skin. He did not invent elves and dwarves, he used folkloric themes in his own folklore. And he did not have zebras grazing in the Shire, because the Shire is not in Africa. It is a European story in a European setting. Racists wanted to change that, to satisfy their hatred, and you support them. Why is it so important to you that European culture should be colonised and vandalised? Is it just your racism, or something deeper?
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  6422. Noooooo! This was deboonked weeks ago after Russian Bots claimed 13 facilities had been taken out in the early stages of the operation!
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  6423. Happy Easter ☦️👑
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  6424. Gad, you're missing something! If a biological woman is assigned astrogender at birth and later identifies as female, then she is a trans woman with a cervix. The health service must cater to all people. Zi'm in a similar position, being a biological male who was assigned male at birth but zho has identified as 83 different genders at various times in zy life and is currently identifying as male. Despite being the gender Zi was assigned at birth Zi do identify as trans, and therefore zam a trans man with a prostate. (Zy 1st person pronouns are Zi/Zy, rather than the normative I/my, because Zi identify as being outside the gender singularity. I encourage people to report ze to the relevant authorities if Zi accidentally use the wrong 1st person pronoun, because that's internalised bigotry.).
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  6425. According to Consuela from Family Guy, Yahoo is a secondary email service that people use to sign up to porn sites.
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  6426. Do you think they have no right to ask for ID from someone believed to be committing the crime of trespass?
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  6427.  @c.c.8841 there is if your disgust is perceived to be motivated by hate, especially if it is expressed by electronic means.
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  6428.  @c.c.8841  that's just word salad, and it's not relevant to the way in which the powerful determine someone's actions to be motivated.
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  6429.  @c.c.8841  the bill is designed to make it easier to jail dissidents. The people doing that will interpret actions and beliefs in a way that allows them to apply the law.
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  6430.  @orange_light_pictures  if they say your motivation is illegal, you go to jail. It's not about the quality of the critique, it is about the power of the people you are criticising.
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  6431. Feminists think they are challenging their socialisation by rejecting tradition, but every message they've ever received has told them not to be a housewife.
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  6432.  @quatreraberbawinner2628  sure, but we'd need to pave the ground with decades of lies across all media and the education system if we wanted anyone to accept it.
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  6433. It's only a stereotype because it's true. If every portrayal was a stereotype no portrayals would be allowed.
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  6434. They do. It's just not something that has immediate effect, so it's not any use as an emergency measure.
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  6435. It would be, if it were true. Not allowing deviants to propagandise children in state institutions is exactly the right thing to do.
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  6436.  @tarnw3301  the post-modernists are and were not capitalists. You have literally no idea about any of this. I doubt you even know what capitalism is, or that we do not have a capitalist system. There are feminists that support prostitution and there are feminists that oppose it. Neither bases their arguments on money, both refer to feminist ideology. Feminism is not a capitalist project, it is activism that came to control corporations and governments, and become society's default positive moral stance, such that people support it to demonstrate their compliance with the society as a form of virtue.
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  6437.  @giselelamarche6523  George Soros is one. Bill Gates too. The Ford Foundation. This is something where there is so much verifiable data that I can't possibly give you it. I'm surprised anyone doesn't know it already, or that you couldn't look it up for yourself.
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  6438.  @lauriesfarm  reject the fearmongers. When they tell you the vaccines are [causing all this] or masks don't work, just look at the science and reject the lies. You do not need to be scared. This would all be over in a few weeks if we rejected fear and acted against the pandemic.
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  6439.  @adrianmizen5070  I made the same point in my own comment, but having that opinion doesn't stop me thinking the bias is reasonable.
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  6440. I already knew the whole thing was a joke, even before I realised it was chaired by a racist who publicly incites violence.
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  6441. If you don't understand what happened and how we should have responded to it, you will be terrified by this.
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  6442. Ben and Jerry's is right about the trial being racist. There's no way a black kid would be charged for defending himself against attacks by WS rioters.
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  6443. That "monster" is on your side, and very few are.
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  6444. It sounds like the Register is backed by the CIA.
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  6445. 1:05 that's a terrapin. Turtles have flippers.
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  6446. A more likely move would be to disable other browsers' access to the chrome store.
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  6447. There are people on twitter who think the people that got banned were actually racists or alt-right, and presumably the people within Patreon who decided to ban them think the same thing. Fake News and clickbait led us here!
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  6448. It's well known that a lot of Reddit mods are racist. They're censoring discussion of fellow racists? No surprise at all.
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  6449. That's not an oxymoron, there is no contradiction.
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  6450. Europe doesn't have an opinion, and the people always voted against this (except in France).
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  6451.  @amojak  it's not old, it's the current law. Telling someone "it is not a crime to have a TV , aerial or both connected" is utterly false. Read the law, cease offering legal advice.
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  6452.  @julianmorris9951  if the radio comes from a TV receiver, you need a license. You need it to install or use a TV receiver.
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  6453.  @davidarf  that's right, it has to be installed or you don't need a license. Connecting an aerial is installing it.
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  6454.  @amojak  you don't need a license to own one, only to install or use it.
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  6455.  @patsymontenegro6884  they are not differentiating by antibody level, they are differentiating by the number of vaccine doses (either 0 or 2). We are treating a pandemic as well as individual cases, and for the pandemic all we need to know is that vaccination leads to fewer hospitalisations.
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  6456. We shouldn't condemn the urdu-speaking mayor, it's natural for him to want closer ties to his homeland. The blame lies with the people who thought this would never happen, and claimed the moral high ground when people tried to explain what people are like. The infuriating thing is that they essentially accused the explainers of being like the mayor, whilst assuming he could never be that way because he's brown.
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  6457. If the design team doesn't want squares they could use sliders.
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  6458. There's a distinct lack of diversity in this one.
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  6459. All this, and they don't even come with Candy Crush preinstalled!
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  6460. Senate + House + POTUS + SCOTUS < Media + Culture
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  6461.  @michaelmcgarrity3092  ok, it's the media + culture + deep state!
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  6462. Wrong way round. Rich people have savings, poor people don't know what it's like to have savings.
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  6463. Winston alluded to the Cologne new year events of 2015-16, stating he could not remember in which year it happened. Unfortunately it was not only that one year, nor was it limited to one city in 2015. The Daily Mail reported on 19th January this year of similar events at Milan's new year festivities, where 3 women of 4 in a mixed group of friends were separated and surrounded. In echoes of the Cologne night, the report has masked men letting off fireworks into a crowd, and Imogen, the woman giving the interview, tells of how she heard another woman (not one of her friends) in the same situation as her nearby. Unfortunately Imogen is unaware of the pattern and stated 'I will not allow my [experience] to become an opportunity to divide people." Despite the commonalities and prevalence, she believes this type of event to be random.
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  6464. Like Wayne Rooney?
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  6465.  @egarcia1360  it wasn't designed.
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  6466.  @patchshorts  banning people for accepting biology is politics, organising a product team is not.
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  6467. I think it's simpler than that. Black Rock bought land in Ukraine and they need us to spend trillions making sure it doesn't end up on the wrong side of the border. Starmer needs a job after he leaves office, so he's happy to help them.
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  6468. There would be more prison places if he didn't jail Tier 2 people for shouting and waving flags.
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  6469. Walmart respects Wamen.
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  6470. It's not a great economy until we see a 10.2 on the growth chart.
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  6471.  @spracketskooch  the English countryside was constructed to make money.
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  6472. They want to keep their own free speech, it's everyone else's that they demonize.
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  6473. When did "police officers" stop being Constables? Is it legal to call them that gender neutral term?
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  6474.  @MajinObama  she was jiggling them.
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  6475.  @MajinObama  I just explained, but it looks like you're prevented from seeing it. If you honestly needed to know, you could ask YouTube.
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  6476. Scotland is run by Scottish people. That's an outrage!
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  6477. Every creator needs their own website and an RSS feed. It's hugely under-rated.
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  6478. The vigilantes attacked Kyle. The ruling says you can shoot vigilantes.
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  6479. Does this mean they'll hand back Barbados?
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  6480. if you think it was planned you're getting your information from the wrong source. Turning off one propaganda outfit does not mean you're not being propagandised by others.
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  6481. The eVscope is for poseurs who don't care about astronomy or telescopes and think it's impressive to push a button on equipment someone else has designed. It's clear that in TF's case the joy comes not just from having the photo but from knowing how to take it. You can't buy that experience, but eVscope buyers can duplicate their astrological experience by googling an image of a nebula.
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  6482. Because new Array(size) is full of emptiness you need to use myArray.fill(something), which is slower than starting with a zero-length array and pushing new values in a loop. #NormalForJavascript
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  6483.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  they would be rich in a city with filth on the streets. If they could earn their US salary by themselves they would not go over there to earn it. It is the society they did not create which lets them earn what they do. The loans and grants they get are not offered to all Americans. Some are for migrants, others are race-based.
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  6484.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  my reply got censored, so you don't know how wrong you are.
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  6485.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  it was opinion and a racist myth, without any attention to the contributions Americans made which allow people to get rich there. Nobody was convinced by that.
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  6486.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  no, but there are people in America who want to import the people who created the places in this video, and they think anyone who objects is motivated by animosity to brown.
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  6487.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  my reply where i outlined what you actually stated (it wasn't facts) was censored too.
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  6488.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  people want to bring this here. Just stating facts, not opinion.
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  6489.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  my understanding is completely accurate, but it's not about what is actually happening, it's about what people want, so nothing about what is happening is even relevant. You should be concerned that you're not allowed to see facts which refute your opinions, because it's the only way you will improve.
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  6490.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  Detroit is not in India. If there was an ideology within India that wanted to import the unmentionable (for YT compliance) from skid row into Delhi, and accused objectors of silly things, then that would be an equivalent of what we face in the west.
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  6491.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  they want the people in the video to be in the USA, and they call out people.who oppose them. You don't have the equivalent in India, so you can't parse what I'm telling you. There is a reason Haitians are in Ohio.
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  6492.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  they do want to bring it there - they don't want it only to be Haitians. Migration from Europe has always been a part of the USA's history, everything else is just things they tell you to make you submit.
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  6493.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  the country was not created by or for them, they do not represent the bulk of migration before 1965, neither are their birthpalces responsible for the success of the USA. There are people and organisations other than the government who bring people in with and without regard for the law. States and the federal government also have no regard for the law; there are Sanctuary States for a reason.
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  6494.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  they didn't just favour migration from Europe, they made the country for them and prevented others from becoming citizens.
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  6495.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  if Haitians can get visas then so can the people in the video. Where there is a will there is a way, and people want to get them to the USA. 18,308 people from India were counted at the southern border in 2022, when the government policy was to let them through.
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  6496.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  "they" are too numerous to name so a collective is used. They bring people into the USA, and anyone who doesn't do that is not referred to by my use of the term.
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  6497.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  the Haitians were brought in by the people who want to bring Indians in, they were not born there. Since 20 January 2021 everyone at the border gets let in.
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  6498.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  it's a European country created with European philosophy, values and people. And it is successful just like other such countries. That's why it matters. The income of Indians there today does not refute my statement at the top of the thread, and does not mean they created the country.
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  6499.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  the government has no favoritism when it comes to migration; it lets in everyone.The law I referred to above was the immigration and naturalisation act of 1790. If you think the country was made for Indians, read that and let it remove any notions you have.
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  6500.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  European institutions made it what it is. The geography and climate were there for thousands of years before.
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  6501.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  the evidence is all around. Everywhere populated by people like those who populate the places in the video becomes like the places in the video.
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  6502.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  Europe is a political designation. The USA is European because it was created by Europeans, which is why any other "contribution" makes it worse. Most labour was not African. I countered the r-ist myth which you alluded to there when you stated it before, but that was one of the things you're not allowed to read on this platform.
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  6503.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  it was created by and for Europeans; citizenship was not extended for decades after its creation. That is a criticism often stated by the type who want to bring in the people in the video.
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  6504.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  Europe lacked domesticated animals until the people there domesticated them. The US institutions are Anglo-Saxon rather than generically European, but it still doesn't mean the country's success is attributable to Haitians and any random person who turned up. Everywhere was isolated from technological progress until it was created, which not all cultures did.
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  6505.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  the high-income areas of India are not being discussed here, only the places in the video. Everywhere people from such areas go, they create such areas - the evidence really is all around you. Using labour from any particular place is not part of the discussion. The discussion is about people who what to bring to the west people who created places like we see in the video. You have not provided any evidence or argument to dissuade anyone from knowing that this phenomenon, which we have witnessed in multiple countries, is real.
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  6506.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  the US bailed out Haiti, it is a failure because of the people there, not the people elsewhere. Its people also fail when they go elsewhere, it is not because of the country or its helpers. Haitians invaded the Dominican Republic 6 times but that country is still relatively much better off, so it's not the case that outside interference has to make a country poor. But nothing you said refutes my claim anyway. The people who I referred to exist, and they do what I stated they do.
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  6507.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  it doesn't matter who the country was built for, that is all just a diversion from the issue at hand. The people I referred to in my original post do exist, and they do what I said they do.
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  6508.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  Eurasia had no domesticated animals before Eurasians domesticated them.
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  6509.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  the technical progress of isolated people has nothing to do with the existence or actions of the people I referred to in my original post.
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  6510.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  Japan has no natural resources, but is still rich. The UK had to repay massive loans for ending slvry and for world wars, but is still rich. The reason some earn less is that they are less able to earn more, it is not the fault of the successful. But that still has nothing to do with the factual statement you want to dispute.
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  6511.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  they are of my concern. They and the people who want to bring them to the west are my only concern in this whole thread.
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  6512.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  the racist book you are taking your arguments from has been debunked, and nothing in it even attempts to dispute the facts I stated iny original post.
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  6513.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  they created the environment they are in, just like Europeans created an environment of success in the Americas. But when other people go there from less successful places they recreate their home environment and their success.
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  6514.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  Haiti also has a lot of coastline. Their failure in the US is not due to the length of their coastline.
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  6515.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  income correlates with intelligence, which is highly heritable. Of course people from rich families earn more, and people from rich countries earn more too. But that does not refute my original post. The people exist, and they do what I stated they do.
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  6516.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou430  I was commenting on the video and I live in the west. It is my concern, because it's being done to me.
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  6517.  @linearmemories  feet and inches are one system. Besides, I could have given my height in inches alone. Having a foreign system imposed on you is an imposition. Submitting to it is submission. How do you not understand this? Are you aware that racists have declared feet and inches to be colonial? They see it as an imposition by their hated race on "people of colour".
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  6518.  @jake-rg3fd  yes it is, I am not Irish. Milk is sold in units of 568ml. That is submission.
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  6519.  @protectwhatisours6895  but it's true, people are not afraid of a measuring system.
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  6520.  @Kieran0  they don't want to use it. Being forced to use it is submission.
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  6521.  @Kieran0  they are the people who didn't want to use it. They were forced to, as you explained above.
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  6522.  @Kieran0  in terms of criticism of people who didn't want to join the EU, I call it irrelevant. Understand them, respect them, they are just like you.
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  6523. Anyone who thinks they really do want an honest discussion gets deplatformed, debanked and has a special FBI task force set up to bring them down.
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  6524. Donald Trump: reigning impeachment world champion, undefeated
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  6525.  @uncleho1945  what the British government is doing to us is far worse than they have done anywhere else in the world. We are not being punished for what they did elsewhere, they are doing this to us because they want to. Meanwhile, they remain unpunished, so end your gloating, you are not winning.
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  6526. If the rat problem is caused by trashy people then that racially scapegoating facebook post backfired. Why are there no rats in the leafy white areas?
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  6527. He's not nailed it, he has once again ignored the people who are behind the scheme, and the people who go after anyone who criticises it.
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  6528.  @miller-joel  they did not get the outcome they wanted. Failure, not success.
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  6529.  @miller-joel  lots of stimmies, with the rich paying the bill. Not ideal, but understandable. I doubt it was the greatest transfer of all time though. A lot of people "complied" even when the governments were holding out on doing what was obviously necessary. We were asked to do what was necessary in the circumstances, whereas "deplorables" were propagandised to resist anything that could end the pandemic, and told not to take the cure. They were told to put themselves at risk and extend the "window of opportunity" the pandemic offered. If you understood what was going on you would have "complied" before being told, and you would not be scared.
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  6530.  @miller-joel  that's how they keep you ignorant and scared. Their strategy: Don't let the deplorables hear the truth!
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  6531.  @GR-zh4ol  there was planning involved, and there were also buffets involved. Was the buffet the intention? Was it all about the buffet? Unless you can prove they planned for something other than a buffet, I cannot believe it is true. So, was the plan to bring about a buffet, or a global health event, or was it just research?
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  6532. If the track was a figure of eight they would have a right turn, just to make things interesting. And to avoid having smashes at the intersection, put a ramp on the track so the cars can jump over it.
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  6533.  @thaiseasondreamlife7378  no, communism. Pay attention!
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  6534. There's a shortage of gas because of the sanctions on Russia. Making it cheaper will not help, ending the sanctions will.
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  6535.  @b-beale1931  my first comment got censored! It was completely true, on-topic and non-offensive!
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  6536.  @radman8321  I just follow the news. The sanctions were announced on the news, you should have been paying attention!
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  6537.  @radman8321  even the FT had admitted it, and they're as establishment as you can get. The sanctions are causing a depression in Europe and companies are relocating to the US and elsewhere because they can't get enough energy to operate. It's not just blackouts and a high cost of heating our homes that we face, it is deindustrialization. The goal of sanctions was to make Russia collapse so there would be regime change there. It's not working, it is causing massive long-term harm to Europe, and you are 100% in support. You support Russia, for the sanctions are only helping Russia.
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  6538.  @radman8321  oil revenues are up. The bank of Russia's key rate was 8.5% at the start of the year and is currently 7.5%. The oil price cap won't happen because the west is not strong enough to impose it and countries are stating they will not support it. Saudi Arabia defied the US 3 times recently - cut OPEC production, reused to help Biden in the mid-terms, and announced intentions to join BRICS. The world is on Russia's side, backing the strong horse as the west cripples itself with sanctions. LNG is far more expensive than pipeline gas, it is not a replacement in either price or quantity and cannot support Europe's industry. When even the FT admits sanctions are backfiring, you need to look at reality instead of what you've been reading in the newspapers all year. Russia has a better future than Europe. When people realise that, they will flock to it.
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  6539.  @adamcarreras-neal4697  the demand for energy remains high, but the supply of it has fallen, so the cost has to rise. Those with supply of it will benefit, but if they are forced to supply at a lower cost we will run out and everyone will feel the pain. High prices are the solution to scarcity, they are not a conspiracy of the rich or something which can be overcome without consequences by imposing economic authoritarianism. The blame lies with those who imposed the sanctions, not with those who voted against authoritarianism.
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  6540. Being America First is what made him successful. But the Globalists will do their best now not to allow an "us-first" leader in the territories they control. China and Russia have "us-first" leadership, and look at the problems that causes for the WEF crowd and their plans for domination!
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  6541.  @TenderTrap86  the demography was, but not the fact they advertised free tests and likely got people who think they might be positive. They also used the worst test kit on the market.
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  6542. When they join us in the fight against the colonisation of Europe.
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  6543. I'm having warm milk and dirty clothes from now on.
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  6544. The people who control Germany want it to become a proposition nation, so anyone who wants it so be a German nation is a threat. 12 deaths over the last year are not, and the people causing that are actually a blessing, from the point of view of the proposition nation. Knowing this, it was not a surprise to me to hear that the term they use against the distant correct is "Delegitimising the State".
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  6545. Were they ground source heat pumps? That's what the UK government is promoting.
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  6546. Window titles in Gnome have buttons in them, so if you could remove them you'd have to move the buttons somewhere and would not actually save any space.
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  6547. They can fix it so that the right people get into university, then fix it so that the right people pass those exams, then fix it so that the right people get jobs, but can they fix it so that the right people win as many cases as the wrong people do?
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  6548. If the terms state you must pay to use the land, they don't need to prove you parked. You often get some free time to find a space, and if you exceed that you need to pay.
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  6549. Don't let them think it happened here though, that would just reinforce the fake history they learn elsewhere.
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  6550. I've been told that she has some exceptionally realistic fan-produced CGI videos on the incognito-mode sites, featuring frontal lobes as well as the sweat.
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  6551. @Mike Mongrel they never mentioned it, and never acted as it wold happen. They deny it is happening. It was never planned, it was never wanted, it was never expected. They did not understand human nature, you are crediting them with intelligence they have not demonstrated.
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  6552. How does the earnings discrepancy work out for men who are 5 years older than the women they are with?
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  6553. "The lockdowns didn't work" The data says otherwise. Even in Australia, which you were referring to - Victoria has had 21 consecutive virus-free days since its lockdown ended.
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  6554.  @OGPatriot03  you do not meet as many infected people in your own house, which is the whole point. The rate of infections slowed when lockdowns were imposed, and rose when they were lifted. Buy you could ignore that and make shit up like everyone else.
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  6555.  @BradLad56  No, they stop infections. That's why the curves go down.
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  6556.  @BradLad56  the rise in infections is slowing. If the lockdown prevents 99.999% of all infections then there will be a rise in cases, so excuse me if I ignore your propaganda stats! In the UK the lockdown has lead to a reduction in daily new cases. Where are you? There have been fewer fatalities because lockdowns prevented infections. Florida lifted all restrictions on 25th September. Anyone with any sense will know what happened next, but if you ignore the fact that lockdowns prevent infections then you will have difficulty working it out. Look at the chart and see if you can understand what everyone else has known for 9 months already.
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  6557.  @BradLad56  I don't care what liars say. The number of infections is falling in the UK where there are lockdowns, and rising in Florida where there are not. If you know how disease is transmitted than it will be no surprise that this is how things are.
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  6558.  @BradLad56  cases do lead to a rise in deaths. You don't die from it unless you contract it first! Yes, the virus does what it will do. And we have to adapt to the new conditions instead of pretending there is no virus or that we cannot do anything about it. Denial is not a winning strategy. "Locking down entire countries just for a few cases" You do not understand viral spread. Nobody is locking down for a few cases or because a few people died, they are locking down because there would be a lot of cases or a lot of deaths if they did not. If you don't understand, just obey the government. They are there for people like you. They make decisions because you are unable to do it for yourself. "It makes no sense." It does make sense. It makes no sense you, because you don't understand what is happening, don't understand how viruses transmit, and don't understand exponential growth. Just obey the people who do understand, and they will help you get through this.
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  6559.  @OGPatriot03  there is no such thing as a slowed infection. Lockdowns stop infections, therefore they slow the rate of infection in the population. Pandemics happen to populations, not individuals, so nobody cares about the speed of an infection in any given individual, even if such a thing could even be conceived. It is the effect on the population that matters, and the effect is to prevent infections. The UK has data showing a slowdown in the infection rate after each of 2 lockdowns and after "tier-3" was imposed. Only one is needed to disprove your claim. "Likely they make it worse" No evidence for that, and no reason for it to be true. Those who know how viruses spread through a population know that maintaining distance form others will impede the spread of the virus. So there is no way that lockdowns are likely to make the pandemic worse. If you don't know that, please refer to the Dunning-Kruger effect.
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  6560. Gnome removed desktop icons because they were hampering development or more useful features of Nautilus. Nautilus has bookmarks and stars for folders and files you access frequently, so you don't need desktop icons.
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  6561. No, and if you look into who is to blame, you would be critical of the BBC.
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  6562.  @jeongbun2386  others are, regardless their numbers.
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  6563. Walking care-free through a city full of men, wishing they were bears instead.
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  6564.  @clemobenoit5813  with the way they're behaving, that's not going to happen.
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  6565.  @someguy5438  they were just noticing generalities about the behaviour of a group of people. That's not racism. Besides, the first people to buy slaves from Africa were Arabs and they recorded them as being smelly, stupid and with a good sense of rhythm. As marginalised people with dark skin, Arabs cannot be racist!
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  6566.  @someguy5438  there is no racism in noticing differences. I can tell you're stupid, but do you have rythym?
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  6567. Take another look at your video, and rethink the bit where you AGREE with him about the oxygen depletion! I only saw the first 13 minutes and nothing had been debunked so I didn't bother with the other 32 minutes or so. If you think the politician's facebook followers would benefit from a video debunking him, make one that actually does the job and is not too long to watch all the way through.
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  6568. They were done in 2020.
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  6569. @BritishLandeur  well that part didn't get reported either! However, she was convicted of inviting "recital heated" which cannot have been because of the reference to politicians. She did not do what she is in prison for.
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  6570. I've been on Fedora Workstation for about 7 years, except for a brief foray into SIlverblue. A quote I saw when investigating Silverblue sums up Fedora: why do you need the reliability of an immutable distro when Fedora never breaks?
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  6571. Why would Tony Blair want to repeal the genocide act? "Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part"
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  6572.  @spamsucker132  vaccinations save lives. It's anti-vaxers who need those laws removed.
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  6573.  @spamsucker132  it's not experimental and it's not gene therapy. You've been lied to, to make you fearful, to make you controllable. You are being controlled, and you like it, and you think you are brave and free. Where have the excess deaths gone? 14% last year, but negative since the vaccines which you've been told are dangerous. If you had sufficient intelligence to be curious you would be able to work it out for yourself. But you can't. You sit and cower in fear, thinking you're brave and informed.
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  6574. It's that potential for violent retribution that made them go in disguise in the first place.
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  6575.  @stuartanderson852  what is a tow-truck business? It's a man with a truck with a name on the side. What do they lose by having to paint a new name? All they did was clear away people who were blocking honest people's businesses, and you hate them for it.
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  6576.  @DZ-fk7ji  it's not propaganda, it's observable fact.
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  6577.  @berardoferrari  they parked on the side walks? I saw no evidence of that, but I'll take your word for it and consider them to be even worse than I had believed.
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  6578.  @DZ-fk7ji  based on the claims of the protesters, and the documented facts of the protest, I do believe that their claims are true. What the heck are you trying to prove? Do you think there were no tow-trucks? Do you think the expectation of violence in the OP's comment is not held generally among supporters of the disruption? Do you think the tow-truck drivers were unaware of the potential for violence and retribution? What facts do you think were just propaganda?
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  6579.  @Parkbro  Brave developers have started consulting users on implementing containers and workspaces. Containers might be on Brave before gradients are on Firefox.
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  6580. Here's a hypothetical scenario in which the propagandists who loudly proclaim the lockdown will cause more deaths than the virus are technically correct: Without doing anything to prevent the virus killing us all: 10 million deaths. A successful lockdown: catastrophe reduced to only 1 death. Deaths from things related to the lockdown: 2. Lockdown bad then? Why is Paul going along with this? Can't he see what they're doing?
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  6581. They didn't shut down the play, they just interrupted it. But that's the least of your worries if you think this video is worthy of publication.
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  6582. You do have to help the police, if they have a warrant.
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  6583.  @ecoandrei328  that's not a fork. You can't make a clone of the bank account and all the relationships the foundation has.
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  6584. One example of the reduction in PCT test cycles is Kansas. In Peak Prosperity's video "Positive Covid Test? Ask This Question!!" (id=eWqNl4UUlH0) they show that Kansas was using 42 cycles (timestamp: 25m27s). The source is in the description, but the document it links to has been updated since the video was made. The current version of the document, dated 7th January 2021, shows they are now using 35 cycles. The same video shows England was using 40 cycles at the time of publication. The source document for that has been removed from the NHS website.
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  6585. Why do you hate?
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  6586. 16:00 Carl shuts up when he realises the mid-century Germans were more justified in their opposition to over-representation than today's woke mob is!
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  6587. It went under the radar? So no Gaza hostage posters were damaged during the event then.
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  6588.  @Yvonnes56  I use Brave browser and Brave search.
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  6589. At least it's not diverse.
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  6590. Children should not be given medical "help," they should be taught how to recognise a cult and how to reject its ideology and barbarous practices.
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  6591. Project Fear lied and lost. Get over it.
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  6592.  @paulg8730  the EU never accepts democratic outcomes which go against their agenda. They are the fascists, not the UK.
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  6593. C'mon man! Name one person who has a more focused focus than Biden!
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  6594.  @TheExileFox  you don't have to use that, but you should.
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  6595. He might still be in a job, but someone exposed by Project Veritas has been removed!
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  6596.  @ericpts6811  it's not true. For example, the lie about Russians being there in 2014. No evidence for that at all, international observers say it never happened. I was not serious about the reasons for the comments being censored, it was more a commentary on YouTube's actions. But the commenter's insistence that vast numbers of people should die to force Russians who find themselves the wrong side of an arbitrary border to submit to an illegitimate government they have democratically separated themselves from does suggest there is a lot of hate motivating his lies.
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  6597.  @ericpts6811  have you seen what Ukrainians were teaching ethnic Russian children under their control? Russia needs to remove those extremist ideas now. Russia has a just cause, whereas Ukraine was imposing its will on people who did not accept an illegitimate government. Ukraine should never have been allowed to annex those regions, they should have remained parts of Russia. No lives and no cost should be expended in Ukraine's cause. They are the bad guys, it is obvious to anyone who studies the situation. It is deeply immoral to support them.
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  6598. If you want pushback against this precedent, point out that it will have a disparate impact on single mothers and black families.
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  6599. "Alt Right" in the UK just means "people who oppose rape and colonisation". You obviously oppose that opposition.
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  6600. Jobs are not slavery, and everyone needs to eat.
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  6601. They offer us this and forget we can just watch the originals again.
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  6602. UltimateFlexZone he was using the word to describe people who want smaller government and more personal responsibility. People trying to make nazi a good thing are bad people.
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  6603. Steven Contreras calling people mean names, especially nazi, is 90% of what SJWs do. I don't see how a comparison could be made to someone who objects to that sort of behaviour.
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  6604. Schwantz Klopfer  SJWs are abundant, but it's unlikely you'll meet someone who met a nazi. Calling people nazi is almost always wrong, but calling people SJW is usually accurate.
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  6605.  @xathlak  it's not wrong, but if you could help him understand that would be great.
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  6606.  @ericb7223  it doesn't need saving and cannot be saved by lying about fraud. There was no cluster of 150-year-olds in the data, so the cobol theory is wrong.
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  6607.  @phil2544  they are not asylum seekers. It's the fault of letting the population grow bvy vast amounts every year with no planning for how to cope.
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  6608.  @noreasonwhynot4548  do you remember when Labour lost in 2010 and left a note saying there was no money? Despite that, there was no austerity in the Tories' alleged austerity years. Except for a tiny surplus in 2019 there were always deficits, not austerity. Germany is over. They have more foreign births than native ones and there are huge problems with diversity. 70% of arrests from the New Year riots in Berlin were of migrants. They also have massive unemployment among migrants, they did not integrate them and there was no economic or social advantage at all. Surrendering your country to every arrival demanding a free house is not the way to survive. It is not low tax that is the problem across the west, it is the new populations. Hungary is showing the way.
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  6609.  @noreasonwhynot4548  they were not joking. Look at the data - thee was no austerity. You are blaming the problems caused by migration on the red herring of a policy that literally never even happened.
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  6610. ​ @mk72v2oq why would you be roasted for reporting a bug though? If you provoke, demand respect and give none while reporting a bug, you should expect criticism, but there is nothing to criticise if you just report a bug.
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  6611. If they stop people becoming rich they don't need to tax the rich.
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  6612.  @thenorfolkst  austerity is a myth. There has only been 1 year during the period of "austerity" where the government did not run a deficit.
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  6613.  @elizabethanthony3916  we don't benefit from them living their own way in our territory. It doesn't matter how peaceful they appear, we still ground.
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  6614. YouTube demonetises channels when it doesn't like their politics. I demonetise YouTube for the same reason.
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  6615. This isn't as bad as the one put out by the Hispanic hate group that depicted a Republican trying to mow down children in street, which they released just a day before a member of the Democrats' preferred class actually did mow down people in a street.
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  6616. You overlooked another "issue" with this show. I won't name it, but it would only be slightly more apparent if the same cast was on a show called "guess who's eating my watermelon".
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  6617. I'm old enough to remember when Bono was relevant.
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  6618. Nobody denies it. But that doesn't mean they accept every claim associated with it.
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  6619. Field Hockey should pay the same as Ice Hockey, for reasons.
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  6620. It ignored most of the country and all victims under the age of 16. It was constructed to create a narrative that deflects from what the real problem is.
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  6621. Simon, the claims you are dismissing here, rather than addressing, are not baseless. People have arrived at a point of view after noticing common traits among those who advocate for this policy, and those who shut down people who disagree with it, both here and abroad. You have dismissed the claims many times, but never addressed them. One datapoint contradicting your analysis is that Joe Biden's policy on this matter differs widely from that of Donald Trump, even though the economics of it did not change in January 2021. The noticers have noticed common traits being vastly over-represented in the former's cabinet and staff. It would be great if you could address the issue of why they keep noticing this.
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  6622. ​ @mdelcb9915 MI6 does foreign stuff. If he was on a watch list it would be MI5
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  6623. They don't assume that. That's why they get a warrant.
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  6624. I can't believe they believed their own propaganda on microchips from washing machines. These people control the lived of hundreds of millions of people, they have nuclear weapons, and they are genuinely f-ing stupid.
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  6625. That "old joke" you mentioned is not just a bannable offence on Twitter, it gets you arrested if you're a conservative. "Ricky Vaughan" (not his real name) got arrested for a joke made in 2016, but the arrest came in January 2021, after Biden took office. Biden's people arresting their political foes did not begin at Mar-A-Lago.
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  6626. All this propaganda is in outlets regarded by Wikipedia as "reliable," which are the only sources allowed for its articles - no original work or "unreliable" sources are permitted. So the story of the war, in most people's first port-of-call for facts, will be constructed from inconsistent propaganda: Ukraine was winning all the way to Lviv while Russia carried out a series of war crimes and blamed them on Ukraine.
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  6627. As per the research mentioned in the video, vaccinated people are not more at risk than recovered people. Vaccination gives people far more protection than not having a vaccine. Vaers is not verified data, anyone can contribute. Adverse reactions include a sore arm whereas adverse reactions to covid include death. Do you see what I did there? We can both propagandise! The recovery rate is not that high, and it ignores all non-death negative outcomes.
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  6628. There's a fine line between free speech and letting a massive platform ban all opposition and post so much misinformation that it radicalises millions of people.
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  6629. They don't claim ownership. What they actually have is a license to broadcast the content you upload to their site (which you only upload in the first place because they say they will broadcast it). Without the right to broadcast it, you can sue them for performing their advertised service. Without the other permissions, they could not store your streams or make backups, nor convert them to a new storage or broadcast format, nor sell their company, nor restructure the company so that the service becomes a child company within a larger group (like how Alphabet owns Google), nor publish an API to developers. "By uploading, distributing, transmitting or otherwise using Your Content with the Service, you grant to us a perpetual, nonexclusive, transferable, royalty-free, sublicensable, and worldwide license to use, host, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, perform, and display Your Content in connection with operating and providing the Service."
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  6630.  @davejohnson3474  5g is just a communications technology with a lot of conspiracy theories attached, it is not a requirement for the remote switching of energy costs or tariffs. 3g would be fine, but telling people would not terrify them, so you were told it was 5g instead!
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  6631.  @meganaxelia  only if socialism is the penultimate stage. Being 50% free market with a huge government, tons of regulations, and government programs screwing up cities all over the country is not capitalism. What's collapsing is the system the "democratic socialists" want to impose. They don't realise the "white patriarchal capitalist system" has been imposing it for decades and there's not much left of the freedoms which once existed.
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  6632.  @raredanceclassics  we don't have "completely free open markets" though. A central bank is a plank of communism, and centrally-controlled money is not capitalism. The Ten Planks of the Communist Manifesto: #5, Centralization of credit in the hands of the state, by means of a national bank with state capital and an exclusive monopoly. A joke Reagan told has one Pole asking another "Is this it, have we achieved total communism?" "No," replies his friend, "things will get much worse". That's where we are.
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  6633.  @meganaxelia  California is what happens when you import more people to use the welfare system and regulate the people who you think should be funding it. This will happen everywhere eventually because the democratic socialism train has no brakes! Every Democrat candidate wants to open the border and give free healthcare to everyone who crosses it; there is no limit to the generosity of people who buy votes with other people's money.
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  6634. ​ @doom4067 they didn't think the material was counterfeit, they thought the product was an illegal use of their logo. Louis said their logo was not on the product, but he lied.
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  6635. That's not all he did. He made a wallet with a LV logo on it. If he just wanted nice leather, he could have used the leather. He wanted to use the LV logo to increase the value of what he made, but doing so is illegal and cheapens the logo.
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  6636.  @GreatSageSunWukong  it doesn't mean their leather is low grade, it means other companies sell leather that's similar to what they use. But it's the use of their logo that's the issue, not the use of their leather.
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  6637.  @GreatSageSunWukong  the product is counterfeit because it uses their logo. It is not about the quality of the leather. They did not need to test the leather to see if the wallet was counterfeit.
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  6638.  @GreatSageSunWukong  yzrip did not argue that point, and LV did not need to consider the quality of the leather to know there was a trade mark issue. Nothing here suggests they "admitted" that they could not tell from the quality alone that it was their leather, and it does not follow that if they could not tell their own leather, that it is low quality. If all the wallet maker did was peel off the rubber backing, as yzrip claimed, that would not tell us anything about the quality of the leather, or what LV's complaint was. yzrip did not bring up leather quality, and it is not in any way significant. The only thing that matters is that someone other than LV made and sold products with an LV Trade Mark. It would have been the use of the trade mark that led LV to investigate this case, because they do not check the leather quality of everyone who sells wallets. You're reading a lot into an uninformed comment containing not much more than the words "they could say it’s fake". Yes, they could, because it was not made by them but had their logo on it. The claim "all he did was peal rubber off the back" is false, as you can tell by watching the video Louis mentioned, and seeing for yourself that the wallet maker made a wallet from the handbag leather.
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  6639.  @GreatSageSunWukong  I made a full reply, but it got censored. In the video Louis linked, the wallet maker explained that the LV people thought the fabric was not theirs because it didn't have the rubber backing. The backing had been removed by the wallet maker.
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  6640.  @thinking7667  they didn't assess the quality of the leather.
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  6641.  @thinking7667  people here are calling it leather, but in the wallet maker's video he refers to it as fabric or material. Either way, he only uses it because it has their logo on it. The fact they can sell cotton for as much as leather shows the value is in their logo, not the material. That's why he used their logo in his product.
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  6642. She said she buys him non-alcoholic beer. A man who drinks that gets a wife like this.
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  6643. It's not backed by assets, it's backed by productivity.
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  6644. "Their own graves" are dug up all the time. It's called archaeology.
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  6645. They stopped men from leaving. Black men cried racism when they were stopped.
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  6646. They're not refugees. Even the UN says that.
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  6647. Why don't they just build a load of 5-star hotels and make their own people pay for it?
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  6648. Growth is absolutely essential if they want to accomplish the things they are accused of wanting. How will they build hi-tech automated cities all over Dutch farmland without a huge amount of capital? How will they maintain them without a huge amount of economic activity?
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  6649. shockwave2291 the Kaiser at least had a genetic reason to keep Germany German, but given how his "British" cousins have failed to stop their own kingdom from being colonized, and have embraced the process that will lead to their position becoming untenable in a world where "representation" is king, I'm not certain that he would have been the solution.
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  6650. Did the chart at 10:56 shape your opinion?
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  6651. The problem the Welsh government has is that the people do not want to go along with its policies. But the people voted for those policies...against their own interests. The government therefore needs to nudge the people into voting for a different party.
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  6652. So he's got a green suit. I've never seen him wearing the jacket before, I need to update my cosplay...
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  6653.  @neocosmopolis  he was refuting a bigot, so why do you have a problem with that? If reality supports the alt right (which was an anti-colonisation movent NOT a supremacist one) we should all be alt-right. You called him a racist instead of addressing his arguments. He did a multi-hour video bebunking the arguments of an actual racist, instead of simply calling him names. You object to the bigot being refuted and you call the person using facts a racist. I think you must be a bigot yourself.
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  6654.  @NathanBalyeat  some of the refutations are as simple as finding a picture of a person riding a zebra. When it's that obvious you need to be concerned about his motivations.
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  6655. It's not only the Global South which rejects "European values," it's Europeans too!
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  6656. Space travel isn't for everyone either. There have to be pioneers.
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  6657.  @ChristianConrad  Fedora isn't pushing Wayland on Debian users.
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  6658.  @ChristianConrad  you can continue to use X11 forever and there's nothing Fedora can do about it.
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  6659. Only Native Americans opposed colonization, so were they racist too?
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  6660. I heard about this film's nominations but heard nothing of any other of this year's nominations, and I've had no inclination even to find out what they are. The Oscars has been inconsequential for years, and Hollywood only exists as a source of slop for Drinker and Nerdrotic to swill and spit out.
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  6661. Can I get a reduction if I pay with silver coins?
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  6662.  @lotharkarlingi3130  "apparently the copyright lawyer you're replying under who changed his mind after this video is apparently nobody" He's a lawyer who does not know the facts. Others have noted that he did not watch the video, and you can tell from his analysis: "if he was criticizing the people cheering in the background, and especially if that's Mahlmann cheering, that should be enough to push the analysis into Fair Use" He did not criticise them, he mentioned them. The context of the clip, and the reason for its use, is not hard to determine. It was not "listen to these people cheering," it was "look at this rocket failing to do something which rockets could do 20 years ago". If LM had watched the video he would be able to give an opinion on whether TF criticised the crowd by mentioning that they were cheering. My untrained opinion is that only a fool would pursue this.
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  6663.  @RainCastle7  the retconning is in the response videos, not the busting videos.
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  6664.  @atlehman69  his assumption was correct. TF belatedly claimed he was criticising the people in the clip, but if you watch his video you can see it's not true.
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  6665.  @SionOriega  I explained the economics to you, and explained how you're wrong. Nobody browses stock image galleries, so there will never be a reduction in the value of those images when people see them elsewhere.
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  6666.  @GlobalWarmingSkeptic  "the focal point of the original video being criticized" He didn't criticise the video. He referred to the laughter in the clip he used, but his purpose, as he stated in his first response video on the matter, was to show the lack of progress in reusable rocket technology.
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  6667.  @GlobalWarmingSkeptic  he wasn't making a point about his and their preferences; he could have made his point with any other clip.
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  6668.  @NillKitty  as per the commentary in his video, he used the clip to show the rocket crashing and being no more technically capable than others from decades past. His video was about technical failures and lack of progress, which is why he used a video of a technical failure. The comment about the crowd was an aside, not related to the main topic of his video. His first video response to the copyright claim did not state that he was commenting on the crowd. The second video response, containing the excuse that he mentioned the crowd, was presumably made after he realised he had no right to the footage for the use he originally claimed. The response of the crowd is entirely incidental to the point he was making in his video. If there was no audio, the use of the footage would not have been out of context, because his video was about the type of technical failure depicted in the stolen footage. I don't recall him making a subsequent video about his success in defending against a "troll". Probably because he settled, probably because the incidental mention of the crowd was nothing to do with his choice to use the footage and did not make it fair use.
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  6669.  @mossie1954  shortly after Biden took over, Zelensky signed a law forcing him to invade Crimea.
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  6670.  @flipnotrab  you're not helping us here. What's the real reason, other than the things Putin reasonably asked for and was denied?
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  6671. ​ @radicalcartoons2766 they are vaccinations. Use real words, there is nothing to be scared of.
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  6672. People who call everything the great reset can't think for themselves either. It exists, just like the olympic committee does, but claiming everything is a part of it makes as much sense as claiming everything is part of the olympics.
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  6673. Diversity is not a strength?
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  6674. The pandemic was real, not a news event or an agenda. You should have taken action against it. Any scary news you heard was just there to inform you about what was happening and how you should respond. If you got scared and were too scared to take action then the "tactic" of reporting potentially scary facts in the expectation people would be able to respond appropriately did fail. The news now is that there's not enough gas in Europe. If your response is just to be scared, you will fail again. You need to be prepared.
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  6675. I bet InfoWars only has a comments policy to stay within Disqus's rules or to prevent any content that could be used as an excuse to purge them from the internet.
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  6676. Masks are not muzzles. I cant believe you're still terrified of them!
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  6677. When the fail becomes too big to ignore he will invent the zip wire. And he'll make that fail too.
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  6678. Didn't someone say terrorism is part and parcel of every large religious event?
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  6679. If they succeed in banning animal farming we will need to produce more synthetic replacements for leather and wool, and will need to turn more land over to cotton plantations. Every aspect of our existence affects nature in some way, and they never consider the consequences of banning what is the currently fashionable thing to hate.
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  6680.  @70AD-user45  it sometimes works. I've seen a lot more removals recently, but some get through with an edit. One was 2 paragraphs long, and I reposted each paragraph separately to find where the infringement was. Both of those comments were allowed!
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  6681. Democrats had the power to make Trump have a test when he was clearly healthy, but Republicans lack the power or will to make Biden have one when he's clearly not. This is a micro-example of why everything is going the wrong way.
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  6682.  @kathym.7088 everyone reading this can test it for themselves and see you are trying to mislead. When one is laid over the other, the points of the face (tip of the nose, corners of the eyes, mouth, dimples etc) line up. There has been no photo of her in months, 2 fakes have been produced, and there has been a message from "her" apologising for inconsequential edits. There is no reason to ignore that. Something is going on.
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  6683. @kathy it's the same image when you put one on top of the other. People can do that for themselves - many have done so - they don't need to take my word for it.
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  6684.  @flygrace  when you place one image over the other and reduce the transparency you can see that they match, and so can everyone who reads your comment. There's been some retouching on her eyes, but all the points of her face match up. You need to explain it, not ignore it. We'll find out more after Easter, but have to acknowledge there has been no actual photo published in ages, 2 fakes, and a supposed message from her about inconsequential edits. Meanwhile, the media is focusing on the inconsequential stuff and the elephant in the corner is being ignored. Now why would they do that, when we can all put one image over the other and see they are the same?
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  6685.  @American-Plague  there is not a hint of it there. Do you know what a Poe is?
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  6686. Finally, the morning of the Linux desktop has arrived!
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  6687.  @Pantifaximile  bigot: One who is strongly partial to one's own group, religion, race, or politics and is intolerant of those who differ. Wicks identifies as being anti-bigotry, but is being bigoted. The boycotters are intolerant of bigotry and authoritarianism, not of identifiers and ideas. Wicks is intolerant of people who refuse to submit. This is a fight between good and evil; Wicks chose evil. Two news stories from the last week demonstrate this: a young woman in the US is suing the hospital which mutilated her when she was 13; a teacher in the UK was recorded threatening to report children who did not submit to her ideology. In both cases it is the ideology you and Wicks are supporting which is on the side of evil. People are standing against you more and more.
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  6688.  @Pantifaximile  I gave you a lesson on what bi_otry actually is, but our overlords saw fit to prevent the world from seeing it. Anyway, such a person is one who is strongly partial to one's own group, religion, race, or politics and is intolerant of those who differ. That describes the guy from Wicks, not the people who object to being coerced into participating in other people's fantasies. The Wicks guy is intolerant of people who refuse to submit to his ideology.
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  6689.  @Pantifaximile  I'll risk repeating more of what had been disallowed, because they give us no way to assess why our comments are removed: This is a fight between good and evil; Wicks chose evil. Two news stories from the last week demonstrate this: a young woman in the US is suing the hospital which mutilated her when she was 13; a teacher in the UK was recorded threatening to report children who did not submit to her ideology. In both cases it is the ideology you and Wicks are supporting which is on the side of evil. People are standing against you more and more.
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  6690.  @Pantifaximile  I'll risk repeating more of what had been disallowed, with a couple of words replaced: This is a fight between good and weevils; Wicks chose weevils. Two news stories from the last week demonstrate this: a young woman in the US is suing the hospital which murflated her healthy body when she was 13; a teacher in the UK was recorded threatening to report children who did not submit to her ideology. In both cases it is the ideology you and Wicks are supporting which is on the side of weevils.
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  6691.  @Pantifaximile  we all know that's not true! They encourage children to think there is something wrong with them, and then provide services to ease their path to surgery. What is GALAP? Why are activists sending hormones through the mail to victimised people? Why do teachers do this to children in secret, keeping parents out of the process? When parents stand against obscenities in school books they get lied about by the people you support, branded terrorists, and the FBI gets sent to shut them down. When good people write laws to block nasty people's access to children, your people lie about what those laws are, inciting h_ate against the children's protectors. When good people expose what ideological doctors are doing to children, the bad guys lie and say it is not happening. When a major youtube channel showed that his producer can easily get a letter lying about his non-existent condition so he can get unnecessary mutilation via insurance fraud, the bad guys got his channel demonetised. Their activity is defined by intolerance and h_ate, and you support it. You tell untruths in support of it. You accuse those who oppose this of being the intolerant ones. Who would support the bi: got at Wickes if he told people not to come to the stores if they don't believe Jesus was resurrected or that Mohammed is a prophet? Probably nobody. But he did the same thing in support of your ideology and you don't think he did anything wrong. You condemn the good people instead.
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  6692.  @Pantifaximile  she is suing because the doctor affirmed her rather than providing appropriate care. He was operating within the ideology.
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  6693.  @Pantifaximile  the ideology promotes what it calls "affirmative care". When good people criticise this, they get no support from any organisations affiliated with the ideology. None of those organisations advocate for proper care, none of them support having obscene materials removed from schools, none of them give any support whatsoever to people who protect children. Wickes' position is that they oppose people who oppose the ideology. I wrote more before my previous comment, but the overlords removed it again. Here it is backwards: .daetsni elpoep doog eht nmednoc uoY .gnorw gnihtyna did eh kniht t'nod uoy dna ygoloedi ruoy fo troppus ni gniht emas eht did eh tuB .ydobon ylbaborP ?tehporp a si demmahoM taht ro detcerruser saw suseJ eveileb t'nod yeht fi serots eht ot emoc ot ton elpoep dlot eh fi sekciW ta tog :ib eht troppus dluow ohW .seno tnarelotni eht gnieb fo siht esoppo ohw esoht esucca uoY .ti fo troppus ni shturtnu llet uoY .ti troppus uoy dna ,eta_h dna ecnarelotni yb denifed si ytivitca riehT .desitenomed lennahc sih tog syug dab eht ,duarf ecnarusni aiv noitalitum yrassecennu teg nac eh os noitidnoc tnetsixe-non sih tuoba gniyl rettel a teg ylisae nac recudorp sih taht dewohs lennahc ebutuoy rojam a nehW .gnineppah ton si ti yas dna eil syug dab eht ,nerdlihc ot gniod era srotcod lacigoloedi tahw esopxe elpoep doog nehW .srotcetorp s'nerdlihc eht tsniaga eta_h gniticni ,era swal esoht tahw tuoba eil elpoep ruoy ,nerdlihc ot ssecca s'elpoep ytsan kcolb ot swal etirw elpoep doog nehW .nwod meht tuhs ot tnes steg IBF eht dna ,stsirorret dednarb ,troppus uoy elpoep eht yb tuoba deil teg yeht skoob loohcs ni seitinecsbo tsniaga dnats stnerap nehW ?ssecorp eht fo tuo stnerap gnipeek ,terces ni nerdlihc ot siht od srehcaet od yhW ?elpoep desimitciv ot liam eht hguorht senomroh gnidnes stsivitca era yhW ?PALAG si tahW .yregrus ot htap rieht esae ot secivres edivorp neht dna ,meht htiw gnorw gnihtemos si ereht kniht ot nerdlihc egaruocne yehT !eurt ton s'taht wonk lla ew
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  6694.  @Pantifaximile  the ideology promotes what it calls "affirmative care". When good people criticise this, they get no support from any organisations affiliated with the ideology. None of those organisations advocate for proper care, none of them support having obscene materials removed from schools, none of them give any support whatsoever to people who protect children. Wickes' position is that they oppose people who oppose the ideology.
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  6695.  @Pantifaximile  my replies keep getting removed. Opposition is not tolerated here, unless it is obfuscated, but I don't have time to do that. To summarise what has been deleted, none of the organisations you want me to name has done anything to support the protectors of children.
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  6696.  @Pantifaximile  they ban people who do not accept the ideology. We both know what ideology that is - it is the one that promotes gender-affirmation. I have been more precise about this, but those comments have not been displayed.
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  6697.  @Pantifaximile  you pretend that what you believe and support does not exist, when you know everyone reading this knows it does. Where did gender-affirming care come from, if your ideology does not exist? Outside the ideology there is nothing to affirm.
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  6698.  @Pantifaximile  it is an ideological term, not a medical one. Gender itself, used in this manner, is ideological; outside the ideology, there is nothing to affirm. The ideology has infested medicine and its adherents are harming people. When protectors of children seek to ban this type of abuse, it is the ideologues, not the medical profession, that opposes them.
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  6699. Unsurprisingly, Bloomberg was lying about the T theory, which pre-dates the Q people and was not part of it as they claimed. Apologies for being cryptic, this is an area where unpublishing is likely.
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  6700. In 2015 they were Number 1. Then they cut their R&D budget by $300 million and spent the same amount on "diversity" - an investment in bigotry and discrimination. Now we know the cost of that policy, and they fully deserve it.
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  6701.  @KBoon  google the name in 9496's comment. After doing what she did to Swedes, she returned to her homeland and joined a nationalist group dedicated to protecting her people the world over. Congress has just decided it should be illegal to point out the double standard in that, because she's special.
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  6702. Sometimes they end up in the "newest first" section. Not in thus case though.
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  6703. To boldly go where nobody wanted it to go.
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  6704.  @nunyabizness9955 they were not experiments. You did not need to be scared, and you still do not. You are bowing to social pressure.
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  6705. As long as they charge a higher rate than what they borrow at, they make a profit.
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  6706.  @Amir-jn5mo  search for "mozilla koch zuckerberg soros"
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  6707. Are the lunatics waking up to reality and realising they should not have told people to "resist" doing the things that can reduce the transmission of a respiratory virus? No, they're just going to whine about things being different now.
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  6708. Tell the smug one in the glasses to stop misconstruing the anti-atrocity marches. We can oppose their nationalist efforts here without lying about them and without ignoring the abuses their fellow nationals suffer at the hands of foes in foreign lands.
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  6709. If it upsets them to claim our ancestors built it, then yes!
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  6710. It's summer, and the US is having a second wave. This is not the flu, it is not a seasonal virus.
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  6711. @Hiranya Garba stop watching TV. You'll learn something.
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  6712.  @simonbevan4598  it's a terrible analogy: wearing a mask is like pointing a hose at a fire because you want the fire to end. Telling people not to wear masks is like burning the house down...some people just want to watch the world burn.
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  6713.  @simonbevan4598  you've fallen for the myth that quarantine is not for healthy people. It is for people who might be infected, not people who are infected, so yes it is for healthy people. The very first quarantine was for people who had not been tested for any communicable disease. Masks do help prevent infection. There have been numerous studies on this, and there is a reason doctors wear them. According to the WHO, "Masks should be used as part of a comprehensive strategy of measures to suppress transmission and save lives". Refusing to wear a mask is unscientific, it is purely ideological.
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  6714. @Hiranya Garba the fact there is a virus is based on thousands of reports from all over the world. We have been told there is a virus BECAUSE IT IS TRUE! Like I said, stop watching TV. You might learn something.
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  6715. @Hiranya Garba no, there have been thousand of reports because it's true. And we know it's true because of all the instances which have been reported, and all the research which has been done on it. If you don't know logic then you'll be really confused, even by simple explanations of how we know there is a pandemic!!
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  6716. @Hiranya Garba thousands of reports from all over the world are how we know something is real. You writing nonsense on a piece of paper is not the same. There is no reason to disbelieve all the evidence that the virus is real.
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  6717. The button is the overflow menu.
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  6718. Megan Markle is the only woman ever to turn a Prince into a frog.
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  6719. So in Kherson, Russia is writing off debts owed to Ukrainian banks? Given that Ukrainian banks stole Crimeans' money, that makes sense. In confirming what happened to Crimean banks, I found a biased Business Insider article which included the statement "Russia has accused Kolomoisky of funding Ukrainian battalions fighting the separatists". The suggestion is that the claim is false, but here we all know it's completely true. To confirm that, I searched "Kolomoisky funding Ukrainian battalions" and the top result was also from Business Insider, entitled "Meet the private army controlled by sacked Ukrainian billionaire Igor Kolomoisky". He's not funding them, but he is, and that's a good thing. These people have no shame!
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  6720. I'm willing to sacrifice the Great Strength, diversity and vibrancy that immigration brings if it means being able to heat and eat. We can do without doctors and engineers for a few months!
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  6721.  @markpoling8111  "natural immunity" means getting infected when you have no immunity. It is pointless to discuss it.
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  6722. Look at the difference between France and the UK. It means nothing, just that there were probably more cases imported from India to the UK. Same thing in the US states.
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  6723. The 3rd world: Hey that's a nice country you've got there. You need to share it with me or you're a bad person. WN: No. Is that really so bad?
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  6724. This is only a problem because there are people in the world who buy PCs not made by Lenovo. Why?!?!?!? Why do they do it?!?!?!
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  6725.  @chadimirputin2282  give us a plan to follow. One that doesn't include things which have been tried and failed.
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  6726.  @INSANESUICIDE  no you didn't. What have you done, and how do you quantify your success?
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  6727. When you get to the "Fractional Reserve" state, you're assuming banks are run with less assets than liabilities. Which banks are being run this way?
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  6728.  @BehaviorRules  he didn't count the debt as an asset, but if he did, assets would not be fractional.
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  6729. Conservative governments should follow the lead of their progressive enemies and declare the promotion of higher taxes to be motivated by hate. Any party or campaign group which maintains their support for left-wing economics could then be proscribed, debanked and all their supporters banned from social media.
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  6730. On social media, anti-white is alright.
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  6731. Sell it all. CFG23H is the big one.
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  6732.  @politicas3361  truth is not a defense. There used to be a video on YouTube of a bishop discussing some photos with a documentary maker. He explained that there ought to be chimneys in the place depicted in the photos, in order for the task purported to have been carried out there to have actually been carried out. He had to ask that the footage not be published until he had left the country. He knew the state did not have to provide evidence of chimneys, because their claims are protected by law. We now suffer the same lack of freedom in our own country.
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  6733. "Your constituents are bi and large" Well, this is Hawaii!
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  6734. He's not done that.
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  6735. New York has just announced it will send its own aliens to Florida. Can the US be any more of a joke country? Half the country want it to be invaded, as long as they never have to see an invader at their country club, and the other half just sits there and points out the hypocrisy.
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  6736.  @andrewjoyner4133  there is no benefit for any group to do it unless all groups do. They won't immigrate, nobody will force them to, and some of their most influential members think they shouldn't even have to. Talk of ending tribalism will only encourage those least inclined to (and coincidentally the most discourage from) tribalism not to become tribal, whereas that very tribalism could be the best way to avoid the crash you predict, and also the best way to encourage others that tribalism is a bad strategy. I'm not even sure what not being tribal would look like. Are employment quotas an anti-tribal device, or are they a tool of the tribalists to gain advantage for their tribe? They don't even effect each tribe equally -- jews could fill their quota of whites by employing their own tribe (they are half of "whites" in Harvard!), and Nigerians could do likewise for their black quota, or they could both ignore the white quota altogether, because there is no racial advocacy group for whites. If we removed quotas could we expect someone from a country with an average IQ of 70 not to complain that his nation is doing badly economically, compared with other nations in the UK economic zone? I doubt there is any education that could make someone think that way, and a law to prevent it would just be absurd.
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  6737.  @The3p3hr  3.4% is not the absolute maximum, because there are still people who have neither recovered nor died. We currently have 97,841 cases and 53,786 have recovered, so the maximum death rate from current infections is 45%.
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  6738.  @The3p3hr  that's why it's the maximum the death rate can reach, not the actual death rate.
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  6739.  @The3p3hr  you wrote that 3.4% is the absolute maximum death rate. It is not, and I corrected you. That is all. You mentioned China, where the current figures show a 3.75% CFR and 25,180 cases not yet resolved. Obviously 3.4% is not an absolute maximum there either. 80422 total, 3013 died, 52229 recovered, 25180 remain, 3.746 CFR
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  6740. I always identify as a woman when I go to the gym, just in case any of these girls try anything. I can have them arrested for misogyny.
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  6741. If it can accurately depict a medieval pope, it will be worth it.
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  6742. Also also, "white people have no culture".
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  6743. Great piece. Too many people think it was a mythical empty place that was populated one day by bedraggled refugees who bad people on the border didn't like for no reason.
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  6744.  @GrandaddyO-E14  the Egyptians had used the name earlier. It always existed and was never empty, particularly in 1948. That's the 2 key points to make to the revisionists.
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  6745.    extensions which use remote code cannot be vetted, because the potential code cannot be known at the time of the review. Blocking in manifest v3 doesn't really use code, it uses rules via the declarativeNetRequest API, so that the extension does not know what sites the user is visiting. For an adblocker those rules would be built from blocklists such as "Fanboy Annoyances List" and "EasyList Cookie List," which you can view online. Those lists contain no code themselves; packaged code parses the lists and builds rulesets from them. Because the lists are finite in number they could actually be uploaded to the Web Store in separate modules which would be referenced by the main extension (it can be done in v2, I presume in v3 as well). This means there would not need to be any fetching of remote lists, and the extension could be bugfixed while the other modules were pending review, which would be very quick because there's no code in them.
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  6746.  @taliakellegg5978  nobody who knows anything about him would say it's true.
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  6747.  @taliakellegg5978  the basement dwelling misogynist is not typical of the Peterson audience, it's just the type of person the fake news wants you to think is typical, because they are post-truth and cannot form an argument based on facts and logic.
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  6748.  @taliakellegg5978  betas are weak in many ways. Read the first comment in the thread; you were defending the rhetoric that Peterson supporters hate women.
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  6749.  @baltasarnoreno5973  the thresholds are currently being dictated by a foreign court and are rejected by pretty much everyone. It is not regulated and it is not structured, but it is legal.
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  6750. You're being naive. Africans are more foreign than Germans, whereas the Irish had been part of the same country as the English for centuries.
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  6751. You contradict the claim that vaccination is the best defence, by stating that we should consider natural immunity. Natural immunity is not a defence at all, because it requires one to become infected! What is it a defence against, if not against infection?
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  6752.  @daveisbrill  that doesn't make it a defensive strategy.
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  6753. They can fix that with the Youtube API. Even better, they could adjust the reported figure to understate the number of downvotes to protect the reputations of their allies, which some say they already are doing!
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  6754.  @Quiro26  do you have an example?
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  6755.  @FTZPLTC  contrarian to what? Do you realise "austerity" was a myth and only 1 year had a slight budget surplus? Your analysis of Musk as "awful" and of his appreciators as money-hungry fools who believe in magic is simply ridiculous. People support him in this contrived controversy because he stood firm against bullies.
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  6756.  @pocketaces6756  he has a lot of money because he's a success, which does not mean he is motivated by money or prioritises it over other matters. If he had no morality he would not be concerned about people funding hate in universities. This all began with him agreeing with a tweet which criticised people who did that.
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  6757.  @blankii333  he has no facts and the things he says are clearly ridiculous. My feelings are not hurt, I'm just disappointed.
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  6758.  @zelkuta  fair enough, but he has increased free speech over all and has viewed to withdraw from the EU when they ban opposition. During the Racial Reckoning in Ireland it was only twitter that did not cave to government demands for censorship.
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  6759.  @pocketaces6756  it's not a theory. I don't know who you think I think he was defending. The tweet condemned people who funded hate in universities and withdrew funding only when their own community was targeted. If you don't support the tweet you're a bad person.
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  6760.  @lucasottens8506  not your conversation, not your problem. Insult is all you have to offer.
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  6761.  @FTZPLTC  you got a lot of things wrong and got called out for it, so you should have no need to be upset. I don't need pity from someone so messed up.
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  6762.  @Redactedlllllllllllll  your comment got censored, but my response is "no". But if you don't bother to investigate who is behind those things, you will remain in blissful ignorance and deserve what happens. The people who should really be scared are those themselves of whom you think I have a fear. But most of them are still pretending the old order stands, and are mocking and gloating over anyone who points out that it does not. There is very little introspection. The latest Musk situation came about when a few of them realised what they were funding was bad for them, but the response from the majority is to condemn those who have noticed, to spread lies and fear, and to double down. They are doubling down on what is bad for them. How will it affect you? For me it's good, because it is leading to greater in-group preference on our part and greater visibility on theirs. You should read the tweet Musk replied to. It is not what you have been told.
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  6763.  @mrpablomx  yes, I am successful. But I am not doing what you think I am doing. I am opposed to lies and bullies, and in support of courage. I read the tweet, I understand its context, and I read the lies about it, so I know more than the people who only read the lies. I am not surprised you think his wealth matters, given that you are so incredibly wrong about me and this situation. Free yourself from envy, base yourself in truth and honour.
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  6764.  @mrpablomx why not be consistent? If you;re going to use someone's success as an "own," own your Ls! Elon is standing up to the type of people TF used to criticise, and we should support him for that. You don't have to support his tunnels or his satellites when you support his stance against censorious authoritarianism, but you really should consider what's actually going on instead of knee-jerking in step with what you're told to think by the people who lied to you about his actions and motivations.
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  6765.  @ROVA00  but when the Irish government asked twitter to censor facts about a recent stabbing, they refused. And Elon has said that he will pull twitter from the EU when their ban on opposition speech comes into force. And, of course, he stood up to bullies who want to use the threat of demonetization to force him to reintroduce the previous management's censorship regime. I don't think the description fits all the facts, especially when considering this video is about how his stance against authoritarianism will bankrupt the company.
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  6766. That's the same photo 2 times! The one on the right is in black and white and has an actual concentration camp photo pasted over the bunk next to the steps, otherwise it's identical.
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  6767.  @dareekie2074  just because we have humanity in common, that does not mean we are the same. If a million Russians cross the border without rifles, seeking a better life but always demanding their "community," culture and history be "represented," would that be ok? James Bond has always been British, it's time for a Russian James Bond! There are too few Russians running FTSE 100 companies, you British need to do better. Why are there so few Russian MPs? Russians are doing badly in school because we don't have enough Russian teachers or Russian history in the classroom; students need to see themselves represented.
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  6768. The progress bar is yellow rather than red. But when the ads are in the stream, skipping the ads means asking the server to send content before it's due. I expect that's not going to work.
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  6769.  @Ayasegaki  Microsoft recommends: Church and a cold shower.
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  6770. This is weird. The professor you inserted at 5:38 ran a course on Harry Potter, which you "predicted" at 2:11.
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  6771. Just think what he could achieve if he was sober!
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  6772. Even if that contention about war is merely a statement of belief, it does not amount to a religious perspective.
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  6773. Harry Seng concerned citizens on behalf of the privileged is all part of the service.
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  6774. The last big Gen Z trend was "going for a walk and thinking about things". They had a name for that too.
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  6775.  ECKohns  that's woke. They don't erase female characters, do they?
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  6776. That sounds familiar!
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  6777. Being a WS means you don't expect the olympic 100m final to be won by the people who consistently win it. In other words, it is nobody. It is a nonsense term invented by some people for their own purposes. Who and why is more interesting than anything said by the people it is used against.
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  6778. Can they name the person he tried to kill? If there's no specific victim I doubt they can bring an attempted murder charge.
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  6779.  @Rdwrer  I've not seen the footage, but here he was described as "shooting into a crowd". That's more like reckless endangerment than attempted homicide. He could claim that he was not attempting to kill, and the lack of a specific target would support that.
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  6780.  @iamnotamused317  if firing into a crowd is attempted murder then hitting people makes no difference.
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  6781. ...and finding that the entire establishment coordinates against it. I know there is more hope today than a month ago, but we're not even allowed our own "community leaders" when the police speak to "the communities".
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  6782. They've arrested someone, so we have to go with the "incredibly dumb right winger" theory now!
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  6783. A vice president of the European Union recently said in a meeting with imams from various European countries “The Commission is strongly committed to promoting diversity in Europe. Islam is part of our history, Islam is part of our present and Islam will be part of our future.” Peterson is wrong about free speech benefiting minorities, because the elites are on their side, and this Eurocrat is just one example. At this moment, they benefit from the suppression of those who understand that Islam's history in Europe is one of invasion, slavery and colonisation, and who don't want to have to repeat the struggles of the past. When leftists shut down free speech they know exactly what they are doing. There is no left-wing case for free speech because the left is so dominant in our institutions.
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  6784. It's a troll, being deliberately disrespectful to the developers. In-jokes from your hobbies should have no place outside them, and most COCs would be against this type of abuse.
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  6785. I bet she has a huge washcloth.
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  6786. How deadly are those restrictions? We're in a lockdown and the number of deaths in the most recent reporting week (ending 4th June) was lower than the average of the last 5 years. In fact, this has been the case in 12 of the last 13 weeks. Those 13 weeks saw an average of 683 fewer deaths compared with the previous 5 years, whereas the first 5 weeks of 2021 saw an average excess deaths rate of 5,186. This is from ONS data. Search "Deaths registered weekly in England and Wales, provisional".
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  6787.  @NateROCKS112  that doesn't make Woke a capitalist cause, it's just a recognition that they still try to make a profit despite having it forced on them. True Believers have infiltrated the corporate world and are applying their ideology without regard to the consequences. Others are scared to resist.
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  6788.  @WhenDoesTheVideoActuallyStart  the police don't do that. BLM said they were "trained marxists" and had marxist content in their manifesto. But if they ask for money and are not completely aligned with your ideas then they must be hyper capitalist hur de hur.
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  6789.  @WhenDoesTheVideoActuallyStart  Russian living standards are higher under capitalism than under communism. They were lower during the collapse of the state. "Democratic government" is not democratic. Do you think they do what the people want?
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  6790.  @WhenDoesTheVideoActuallyStart  can you be any more dishonest? You were more specific than simply "shoot people," and you were wrong. When you adjust for rates of criminality rather than population size it's not the black population that is being shot "willy nilly". This is why BLM can only find criminals to protest about - if what you believe were true, they would easily find non-criminals who were targeted. BLM want to end capitalism and the family. They are highly authoritarian and want to enforce a system based on theft and coercion. How much more marxist can you get? In a capitalist system an opponent of capitalism can start a commune. In a communist system an opponent of communism gets worked to death in a Gulag. If communists had any honor, morals and competency, and if your ideology had any value in reality, you would have spent the last century building communes and shown your ways to be superior. You would have attracted people to a better way of life and eventually taken over whole societies. But if they chose not to come you would still be satisfied, because you and they would both be living how you each choose to. Instead of doing that you stole and coerced, and you showed your ideology to be a failure and yourselves to be dishonorable, immoral and incompetent.
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  6791.  @NateROCKS112  they were not racist, and they were not asked not to be not racist, they were asked to be pro-black. They did this, they actually did it. They are now racist (and misandrist) in accordance with the dominant ideology. Ideological discrimination does not serve capital, it does not become capitalism just because corporations do it. Being pressured to do something by ideologues, especially those who have the support of the government, is not within the free market. It is coercion, which is leftist. Woke is leftist, and is only on the left. Racism is the new class consciousness, using the same language of oppression and privilege in order to gain power. The alleged goal is still equality, it is still leftism. The neo-colonialist attack on "whiteness" is disguised as being against hierarchy, which is leftism (but actually is just more racism).
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  6792.  @TheDark761  we still have to give that to unelected bureaucrats in Brussels until the end of the year.
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  6793.  @PaulusPHM  if they weren't there someone else would have done it. The drain on the NHS is the immigrants who are not working, and who are working in low-wage jobs. We don't need them and should never gave given citizenship to them or their parents. Paying foreign doctors to heal foreign people is a loser's game which good people can see needs to be ended.
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  6794.  @PaulusPHM  those are not the only immigrants.
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  6795. Do corporations realise they're promoting communism when they team up with racist hate groups to deplatform people who support private property, free trade and western principles of freedom and justice?
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  6796. It's a service, not an object. Even so, people will use it and be happy, and you should let them.
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  6797. Paris is the Beirut of Europe
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  6798.  @joshallen128  they've stolen the foundation, which means there is no reputation, structure or money available to anyone who forks the code. It's not as easy as ctrl+V
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  6799. Britain is a country where those who can detect patterns and have the courage to speak out cannot have a career. Can an economy run by timid morons be a global powerhouse? Come back in a few years to find out... ...that it can't.
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  6800. I went to the cinema in 1997 because of Will Smith. I stayed home in 2019 because it looks like diversity ruined another franchise. Somehow I've absorbed the SJW concept that the film/game/whatever is "for" people who look like the people on the poster.
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  6801.  @Sotto_  it's not honest. The picture of Catherine's face is taken from a vogue cover from 2016. There is no proof she posed for any photo last weekend.
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  6802. Troy Blackwell forgot to vote for zirself. This is devastating for the South Bronx nonbinary Afro-Ladino community.
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  6803. Pockets are ok, but they're too small to carry your make up, your wife's tampons and her boyfriend's steroid supplements.
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  6804. Not only can they vote, but they are also paying your pension. Whether you get it from the government or from private investments, it's all dependent on their productivity via taxes or dividends.
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  6805. The joke was not about her medical condition, it was about her haircut. The same joke could have been made if she had no such condition or if Chris Rock was unaware of it, but could not be made if she had long hair.
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  6806. They are not salesmen. If they were selling licenses they would find people who don't have one and convince them that TV is great and they should use it. They don't do that, they enforce licenses. Seeing someone apparently using a TV receiver is not evidence, it is suspicion. That's all they need to get a warrant, with which they hope to gather evidence. Since you need a license to install a TV receiver, the evidence they would be seeking is an installed TV receiver.
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  6807.  @briankearney1619  Sure, but you're wrong. Does a sausage salesman tell you you are required to buy a sausage? That's not what a salesman does, it is what a requirements enforcer does.
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  6808.  @leecromer3289  read what the law says. You need a license to install a TV receiver.
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  6809.  @robmule4647  they 15 minute zones have been in place since before Google street view, so nobody living with them is naive about them, or unaware of the implications. Reality does not fit the conspiracy theory, so people whose only experience is channels like this one have no idea what's going on. They just repeat what they are told to repeat.
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  6810.  @robmule4647  they're not blocked off, only the junctions are. Cars can use them still, just not as rat runs. And people can leave their "zone". I know what you've been told, and I can tell you believe it. The truth is so different.
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  6811.  @merlenehilliare701  it is not theft, it is discovery. Nobody is a victim, everybody benefits from increased knowledge. You are a racist.
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  6812.  @merlenehilliare701  you associated knowledge, inquisitiveness and discovery with being white.
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  6813.  @MaLiArtworks186  brought peace to warring African tribes, and invented the internet so you can lie about it.
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  6814.  @donrooman9605  they didn't. Whatever tribes you're referring to did not write down their history, so technically they existed in pre-history. There was nothing to erase, and they made no effort at discovering their own past. When Europeans try to discover it for them, you are told to hate us for it. And you comply.
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  6815.  @lindareed8265  treasure hunting is not archaeology.
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  6816. Why are they looking for a religion whose adherents are over-represented among media, academic, business and political elites? And if they're looking, how can they not see any others?
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  6817. M W scary thoughts, unless you think about what "get automated" means, in terms of humans writing code and supporting infrastructure.
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  6818. 2:04 a coloniser says Leicester is better because the natives have been replaced. She's allowed to be an MP. Nobody calls her an extremist.
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  6819. They should just make ornhub the homepage for incognito mode.
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  6820. Empty hospitals? I just did a quick search and found this headline from a week ago: Coronavirus cases increase by 207% in three weeks as largest hospital in Mississippi turns parking garage into Covid ward and Texas health official warns of 'disaster' as medical centers overflow with patients
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  6821. Styx, archive.is appears to be blocked in the UK. I've not been able to access it for months.
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  6822.  @XGiveMeLibertyX  it is far more dangerous than the flu. "It's just the flu" was MSM propaganda from January, which most people have worked out by now was totally false.
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  6823.  @XGiveMeLibertyX  look at a chart of recorded deaths. There is a massive spike for this pandemic and nothing like it for every flu season. Flu kills very few people even when it's allowed to spread through the whole population. Covid-19 kills multiples more even during a lockdown.
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  6824. It's like a fire drill at work. They are designing your future and pretending just to practice for an adverse event. You and I know they are planning to burn the building down, and we are trying to wake up the sheep. Stay terrified, friend.
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  6825. He's not wrong, but neither is Idiocracy. There was a study in the UK that looked at the fertility rate of different social groups: families with 2 parents in work, 1 parent in work, no parents in work and "problem families" which are the ones with a half-fixed car in front of their house and loud music blaring all day. The latter category was the only one with a fertility rate above 2.1. What Idiocracy does get wrong is that there will be nobody left to pay for their Brawndo or keep the lights on.
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  6826. Brave has that too. Actually, so does Chrome at the moment.
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  6827. In a time-honoured tradition, they are now accusing anyone who says anything they don't like of being part of a hate campaign organised by the person they want to deplatform. Adult Performers Actors Guild @APAGunion 13 Feb Shirley said if models are having any abuse from Projekt Melody’s crowd to please write support@chaturbatecom and that Shirley will be reaching out to the creator/model to speak out against slut-shaming and abuse. As well as moderation in their room. ~ KP
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  6828.  @Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger  it didn't. There was less than normal because people were taking action to mitigate a respiratory virus. Flu is less virulent than SARS-COV-2, so the measures were more effective against it, and they would have been more effective against the other if people had not been told lies by Sargon et al. How long should it take to end a virus with a 2-week incubation period? We've been here for 18 months now, so if you weren't encouraging people to take action against the virus, every restriction in the last 17.5 months is your own fault.
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  6829.  @hrgrhrhhr  they do. How can they not? What doesn't work is people pretending that they don't work, encouraging people not to do anything that does work, and then complaining 18 months later that we still have to do those things we should have done last March. How's that plan working out for you? Look at a chart of Taiwan's infection numbers. They have a lower vaccination rate than Australia, and they reversed a delta outbreak with the same measures we've been told to adopt. The difference is that they actually did it, while people in the west prefer to pretend they're fighting tyranny. There is no tyranny, numbnuts! Even in Australia, there are no restrictions in states without cases, and that's meant to be the new Reich according to Sargon and the other fearmongers. You are not fighting tyranny, you're just prolonging a pandemic.
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  6830.  @El_Kalvoda  ​ you really have no idea what's happening, do you!? Even the OP advocated against freedom in the comments, and most people larping at being freedom fighters against the anti-pandemic measures have no idea how bad the disease is, like the guy who over-stated the survival rate by a factor of 20. Face it, we are keeping you alive and you hate us for it because you have not bothered to find out what's actually happening. You are so ignorant that you need the government to tell you how to respond to the pancemid, and too stupid to recognise that it is for your own good. Did any of you want to still be doing this 18 months on, when you started lying about the nature of the virus and its disease last March? If this is not what you wanted, why did you fight so hard to make it a reality? All you had to do was a little research and tell the truth, and stay indoors for a while. But that was too difficult, and now you can't handle the consequences of your own failure. You are so pathetic.
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  6831.  @Startraxxion  mRNA is not invasive, and it works. Like seatbelts, it is not 100% effective, and for some people it makes their situation worse. The OP thinks we should sacrifice freedom for seatbelts. When you repeat the lie that they don't work, you are prolonging the pandemic and causing more people to die. All for a little "freedom"? You prolong the current situation when you lie about how it can be ended. The vaccine effectiveness against infection declines, but even after 6 months it is more than 50% effective. And effectiveness against disease remains much higher. They work, so whatever a "pollie" is should be ignored. Look at the data, not to the propagandists. Paper masks are not useless, and most people I see are wearing cotton ones anyway. If you had read any of the research you would know they work, but obviously that's not something you're into. If you read the propagandists they will link to research which shows they are ineffective at preventing infection, but what those people don't want you to know is that masks are effective at preventing transmission! They lie to you about everything that can end the pandemic and our current situation. They want you in this situation, and you repeat their lies for them. They own you. Taiwan used masks and lockdowns to stop their outbreak earlier in the summer. If you think it's not possible, you should have a look into how they did it. And then stop repeating the lies and propaganda. Science is confirmed by observation, not lies and propaganda. Do some observing, and stop lying. There are no experimental vaccines being issued. Stop lying, stop the propaganda, stop being a drama queen. Your lies help to keep you in the situation you find yourself in. Tell the truth, encourage people to reduce the transmission rate, and soon you will not have to fear any more. There is no tyranny, but you are keeping yourself in this state of fear by encouraging people not to do the things that can end it.
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  6832.  @Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger  I don't watch TV. Stop believing propagandists, start telling people to do things which can reduce transmission and end the pandemic. The propagandists are not on your side. Throughout this, they have encourage people to do things which will make the situation worse, and now they are convincing people to get the disease rather than a vaccine, even though the billions of doses given out, and the reduction in the death rate, show that getting the disease is a very silly thing to choose.
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  6833.  @Startraxxion  suicides in the UK are down during the pandemic. So planes were allowed to fly out of China. Does that mean we should do nothing to prevent the spread of a deadly virus? What is the impact on people's lives of a pandemic? When you have no choice about your life being impacted in some manner, would you prefer a short lockdown or a prolonged pandemic? Australia does not need to resist the resistance to the pandemic, it needs to resist the pandemic. What restrictions are there in states with no cases? There is no tyranny, there are only stupid people larping at being freedom fighters. Tell Taiwan about how "futile" lockdowns were in stopping its outbreak earlier this summer. How is it possible that the measures we have been asked to take would have no effect against a viral pandemic? Have you ever thought about that? In Taiwan they had sufficiently few people resisting that their lockdowns worked. In Australia there are enough people resisting that the lockdowns will go on for much longer. How stupid do you have to be to put that much effort into making you life miserable, and then making yourself out to be a hero?
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  6834.  @Startraxxion  you just gave yourself another excuse not to look at some real-world data. Congratulations. But will it help you? Sure Taiwan has bigger fish but is that why lockdowns worked there? Is that what made masks effective? Or would those things work everywhere on the planet? The vaccines the not 100% effective, but that's no reason not to get one. They are keeping people out of hospital, and keeping them alive. Real world data again. You fear it. What would happen to the transmission rate if we all got vaccinated in a 3-month window? What happens to the pandemic when the transmission rate falls below 1? What happens to lockdowns when the pandemic subsides? Hey but that's all theoretical, and it's much more fun to lie and encourage people to prolong the pandemic, right? Lockdowns forever, freedom fighter forever, right? Never let it end, right?
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  6835.  @wrongthinker843  the survival rate for people who developed the disease is not as high as was claimed above. People believe lies, they ignore non-death severe outcomes, and they become complacent. Your comment is an example of this. The mitigations kept the hospitals within capacity. Without that you would have seen scenes like in India in May.
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  6836.  @wrongthinker843  so 99.97% is a lie then. Thank you. Hospitals were sometimes over capacity, so that's another lie. The fact they were not as full as they would have been is something you should thank the rest of us for.
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  6837.  @markabrahams2191  you've not been paying attention! We have had social distancing, mask wearing and store closures, all of which will restrict the spread of a respiratory virus. I've never heard anyone else using those examples, and the OP accepted her falacy so they did their job. Freedom can sometimes only be attained by seeking security. The pandemic is another example of that - we could have been free last summer if we sought security instead of freedom. The psychological torment you have been subjected to has not been from the government, imposing the type of restriction you should have been taking on your own, is has been from fearmongering media operations like Sargon's. He lied to you about the measures you're asked to take, and presents himself as a bulwark against totalitarianism. He encouraged people to extend the pandemic and bring about the conditions he now constantly whines about.
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  6838.  @Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger  they failed massively. What about the Netherlands, who started with Sweden's policy and rejected it when it was an obvious failure? Sweden initially fared better than the Netherlands because the nordic countries fortify their food with vitamin D on account of there not being much sunlight there, but they did much worse than the nordic countries which adopted sensible anti-pandemic strategies. Sweden's version of Fauci was condemned for letting so many people die. So yes, what about Sweden?
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  6839.  @wrongthinker843  the claim was that the survival rate is 99.97%, A decimal point does not make a compound number, and 99.97 is not the same as 99.7. Hospitals were over capacity. There are news stories confirming this, and probably hospital press released too, so you have no excuse. I've seen a lot of people quoting the CDC wrongly. In your case, it is probably the capacity across the country, not the highest usage within any given hospital. Spare capacity in Maine is not useful when there are people in California needing ICU beds. Staff reductions are not relevant. Keeping people from becoming infected reduces hospital usage, full stop. If you have not yet worked out that there is actually a pandemic, there is no helping you. Scare quotes just betray your ignorance. No, other illnesses do not account for the spikes in deaths last year and this, and they do not explain why those spikes correspond with spikes in infections. You have been conned if you think there was anything else leading to the excess deaths over the last 18 months.
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  6840.  @Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger  I've seen a lot of fearmongering about this. The vaccination rate is in the low 60s, they were among the first countries to deploy, the protection declines over time, and the first people to get it were the elderly. So they now have a large population of elderly people, who are the most prone to hospitalisation, with as little as 50% protection against infection. And they also have a lot of people who are not vaccinated. Even with all that, vaccinated people are only about half of hospitalised cases, even though it is the young (and less prone to the disease) who are most likely to be unvaccinated. it's not heard to understand what's happening there, and it actually shows that vaccination is a success compared to how things would be without it. So think for yourself and stop being terrified by propaganda.
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  6841.  @wrongthinker843  so it is successful and you had to change the subject rather than accept reality. What a pathetic excuse for a human being. You are being propagandised to get the disease rather than a vaccine. The vaccines work, as the Israel data shows, and you will reject them because you are too invested in a false narrative. The propagandists own you now. You comply.
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  6842.  @wrongthinker843  you previously claimed "99,7% is the official recovery rate from CDC across all ages, before accounting for comorbidities" In other words, it is the survival rate of people without comorbidities, and the rate for the whole population is therefore lower. That fits with other sources I've seen, but it also tells me you don't actually understand what you are looking at. You don't know what a compound number is either. Look it up. Whether 99.97 was a mistake, a lie or merely an intent to confuse between TFR and IFR, it is wrong. I was right to call it out. The IFR is much higher, and that's the one people are interested in. Why are you using 10% as a chance of being infected? Herd immunity for delta requires upwards of 85% of people to be infected, and if it becomes endemic, which every commenter on here is determined to make a reality, then your chance of getting it is 100%. Yes, there were hospitals without spare capacity. Ignore this all you want, it will not change the facts. If you look at weekly deaths you can see where the spikes in infections occurred. There is no relevance whatsoever in the number of deaths in other years. Propagandists want you to look at irrelevant data because they want you to keep spreading the virus and to get the disease rather than a vaccine.
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  6843.  @Startraxxion  they put them in morgues. I see terrified people who think that because there are no bodies in the streets it must all be part of a plan to make them wear masks, own nothing and be happy. They don't know the bodies are in morgues, and they are absolutely f'ing terrified. But this is their choice. They didn't have to be this way. They could have remained calm, taken action against the virus, and been free more than a year ago. They are so f'ing TERRIFIED and it is all their own fault!
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  6844.  @Startraxxion  the vaccinations are not 100% effective. You do not need to be scared when you hear about someone who got the virus after getting vaccinated. Being vaccinated means you are far less likely to suffer a severe disease, in the unlikely event that you get infected. You do not need to be scared.
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  6845.  @Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger  you don't need to be scared. I'm not making things up, but if you could be more specific I can help you overcome the terror you have been subjected to by the propagandists who want you to get the disease rather than a vaccination.
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  6846.  @Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger  your experience means nothing, because other people had it and died. My immunity will protect me if I get it, after which I will have better immunity than you do.
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  6847.  @Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger  you don't need to be scared of booster shots.
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  6848.  @chiffmonkey  you're doing the conflation! Think about what is sensible during a respiratory viral pandemic, and ignore what the mandates are. If that's too hard, just look at a chart of Taiwan's infection numbers, which were managed almost entirely by mask-wearing, hygiene and social distancing. Regardless of what the government told us to do, the things we should have been doing were in fact the things were were told to do. They were the right thing to do, not because we were told to, but because they are effective. So the fact something is mandated does not mean you should refuse to do it.
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  6849.  @chiffmonkey  the things we should be doing are the things the governments told us to do, and vice-versa. Because a pandemic affects a population rather than an individual, it needs a population-wide response, so government intervention is required. What is not acceptable is media commentators getting clicks by lying about the effectiveness of the mitigation measures, pretending we're living under a government-imposed tyranny, encouraging people not to do the things that could stop the spread of the virus, and thereby prolonging the pandemic. All for clicks and the kudos of being edgy anti-establishment types. They don't give a damn about you, they monetize your fear. Last week in California some people were forced to evacuate because of a forest fire. Muh tyranny! Dey iz nahsees! Idaho has imposed emergency conditions on its hospitals because of the pandemic there. It means people will be treated in corridors and conference rooms, if they are lucky. This is a victory for the resistance! No mandates, do your own thing! We don't want to be like Taiwan!
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  6850.  @LunaRose1312  yes, you can ignore a mandate. A lot of people did, and that's why we're still in this mess. And that's why the analogy works.
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  6851. Doc X you're third
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  6852.  @DeadBaron  darn. I was hoping it wouldn't be that or firefighting!
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  6853. They had a 3-fold worse population mortality rate than Denmark, and lifted their restrictions several weeks later. Trying to do nothing was always a terrible strategy, and the data were clear on this early on.
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  6854.  @johnhazaras3160  if that's true, they achieved it with a 3-times higher death rate than Denmark. It is not impressive that letting everyone get infected will end a pandemic; is simply the maximum-fatality "solution" to the crisis. Is it only for "convenience" that one would "leave out" such a colossal failure of both morality and healthcare?
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  6855.  @johnhazaras3160  you also can't compare them to any other country. If you look at their transmission rate in the early stages of the pandemic, it is remarkably low, so what should we assume about their policy of misguided ignorance? I did the calculations long ago, and as I recall the 28 days after the 100th recorded case saw a 40-fold increase in cases in Sweden and about a 1,600-fold increase in the USA. Not every place is the same, and one key difference is that the Nordic countries fortify their food with vitamin D. So if Sweden can be compared to any country, it should be a Nordic one. That comparison shows they failed. Had the USA adopted Sweden's disastrous policy, it would have failed even harder. If you want to rate their approach in another country, you can use the Netherlands. They started with the same policy and abandoned it when the inevitable happened. Sweden persisted, and what we can say for sure is that they failed, because they didn't try not to. Taiwan's early transmission rate was a fraction of Sweden's, because they followed sensible policies against a respiratory virus. They had an outbreak at about the same time as Australia, and whereas Australia has people "resisting" those sensible measures, Taiwan ended its outbreak fairly swiftly. However it is achieved, having a population adopt sensible precautions is the best way the get through a pandemic. Sweden did not even try, and its record shows its failure. Australia's government tried but its people did not, and their failure is causing panic among "anti-authoritarians" around the world. The lesson to learn is that Sweden is a bad example and Taiwan is a good one. I hope people do learn it, but all I can see is that people are determined not to.
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  6856.  @johnhazaras3160  Sweden's total mortality rate is 3 times that of Denmark. Why low deaths right now, you ask? Hmmm...why so high deaths overall? People who understand the need for and benefit of social distancing are not scared. If you don't understand this, you don't understand anything that's been happening. You are overlooking the economic impact of doing nothing. A quick search for Denmark's and Sweden's GDP: "The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Denmark contracted 1.5 % YoY in Dec 2020, following a negative growth of 2.2 % in the previous quarter." "The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Sweden contracted 2.1 % YoY in Dec 2020, following a negative growth of 2.2 % in the previous quarter." Why does Sweden have a low infection rate now? You're right, it could be due to their maximised-fatality "strategy" killing so many people in the previous months. It might be because of the special conditions that led to them having a much lower infection rate than the USA in the early stages of the pandemic. It might be their vaccination programme. Why did they have such a high infection rate in April when Denmark's was so low?
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  6857.  @johnhazaras3160  Israel still hasn't got to 80% vaccination. They levelled out in the low 60s. You don't need to understand the virus completely to get the response right - it's a respiratory virus and we know how to deal with them. The problem is that too many people wanted to spread it, and "Sweden" was one of the propaganda terms they used. I have been encouraging people to take the pandemic seriously, and sometimes I got such one-word replies from ignoramuses who had no idea that Sweden was actually facing a disaster and was not a model for the world to follow. Herd immunity is not magic, it's just the maximum-fatality approach. If that was tried on a large scale it would fail for the same reason a minimum-fatality approach failed: not everyone will comply. Before lockdowns were ordered some of us had already started social distancing, working from home, and avoiding unnecessary trips to shops and crowded places, in an attempt to stop the virus when governments were implicitly taking the maximum-fatality approach. Herd immunity would take a long time to reach, and the economy would be crushed in the mean time as informed people refused to comply with a psychotic government. A coordinated approach is essential, but it's a lot easier for governments to enforce a lockdown than it is to force people to get infected and die. Do you remember when people thought Sweden had reached herd immunity over a year ago? They've had a lot of vaccine doses since then, another 2 waves of the pandemic, and they are still getting cases. Sweden is a failure, not a model. Taiwan is a model, not a failure. But the Taiwan approach requires you to do something, and to accept facts. People hate that, they want an easy way out and they are willing to triple the death rate if it gives them an easy life. We should not base policy on the desires of such people. We should harass them until they behave like decent human beings.
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  6858. If you save your own money for your own pension you will get one. It's the state pension which won't pay out, which is where you pay a bit in and are promised a lot out.
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  6859. When people protested against statues being desecrated by racial extremists the government sent the police out to kick their heads in. These people are protesting for the government's own agenda.
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  6860. The unspoken assumption behind this, which they never feel they have to justify, is that we're inherently bad and ought to submit to their dominance.
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  6861. @GeorgeConnor-h6m they are so obviously the bad guys it's not credible that anyone would make such a statement. What you are supporting is people who moved to a place in the 1800s acting in the way we all know against people who were in that place shortly after the anglo saxons arrived in Britain. The comparison is essential because what is being done there is being done here, a century apart, and the people on the receiving end here are supporting it in principle over there, even to the extent of making excuses for atrocities.
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  6862. @GeorgeConnor-h6m the future will be harsh as we face the same fate as the people you are currently hesitant to support. We will need people who have an innate sense of justice and can think for themselves. This would be easier for you if my previous reply had not been censored, but it is something to work towards regardless. Supporting the bad guys shows us you have far to go.
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  6863. This explains why I have several sites each taking up hundreds of Mb of storage within my browser. I just opened a new profile and went to the front page of Google's open source evangelism site to confirm, and it downloaded 250Mb of PWA for me. When I Ctrl+S to save the page, it's only 5.6Mb.
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  6864.  @Mario583a  they don't use their money for the browser though, they use it to call for censorship of the web. Or rather, it's to "counter misinformation".
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  6865. I don't think we have to conclude that there is more to this than has so far been revealed. Rather, I think the Culture, Media and Sport Committee is operating beyond its brief in assuming the authority to govern all aspects of culture when it was initially limited to concerns about arts, film and music. They want to end the rule of law, which has been part of our culture for more than a millennium, and replace it with online mobs operating on social media platforms which the Committee, via the online harms bill, will censor to ensure people opposed to the regime do not have a voice.
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  6866. Twitter has banned conservatives for reporting pedos so this should be fun to watch!
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  6867. For as long as they submit to a racist, marxist hate group, they can not represent England.
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  6868. Gavin Boby had a look at their campaign in a video on his channel. They protested that the center would not suit the needs of the migrants, so the government has made sure their needs are met, and now it can go ahead! We need to find a way to put ourselves and our interests above those of the migrants. Else we will be treated as second-class citizens.
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  6869. Their reporting reveals their hatreds.
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  6870.  @anglosaxonbreed  Labour lost badly, then Boris announced laxer immigration restrictions so he could get more Africans in, he brought forward environmental regulations to end petrol cars, and a woman was convicted for upsetting someone with a protected identity. The left is winning, and winning big.
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  6871.  @eliaspanayi3465  part us, part Palestine
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  6872.  @safeeffective385  people getting infected after a vaccine does not make natural immunity better as a strategy than a vaccine. The vaccines were highly effective initially but that effectiveness dropped off over time. Conversely, you must get infected if you want natural immunity, so it is zero percent effective against infection.
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  6873.  @evelynvanzale4757  it's not a joke, they are not 100% effective and their effectiveness declines over time. But natural immunity is not a strategy against infection, it does not prevent infection, it requires you to get infected so it is undeniably worse than a vaccine as a strategy against infection.
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  6874.  @mamadab2563  "Jabs don't keep you from getting Covid or from transmitting it to others" They do in the vast majority of cases, getting less effective over time. Natural immunity does not stop you getting infected if you apply a binary outcome across a whole population, which is what people do with vaccine effectiveness when they want to spread fear. Anyway, I did understand you correctly. You thought it would be better to get natural immunity than artificial immunity, but you had not considered that to get natural immunity you need to get infected, which completely goes against the point of having immunity. Most people commenting here seem to thing one is an alternative to the other, and that the better option was kept from us in some kind of a conspiracy. This is not the case, they have just been misled about what natural immunity is.
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  6875.  @VeronicaMist  what do you think I got wrong? I don't watch "the news".
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  6876.  @VeronicaMist  yes. Do you know what natural immunity even is?
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  6877. If you can't talk about HIStory, talk about HERitage.
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  6878. Social Justice has a meaning, it's not just an insult you can throw at people you disagree with! The authoritarians imposing this CoC are SJWs because they care more about your how prevalent your skin colour is than your ability. People who oppose them want to make ability the main topic, so cannot be SJWs.
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  6879. If Germans being sheep-like has led to the decaying state we see, with its political chaos, identity politics and rejection of democracy, what's wrong with that guy asking for them to be less sheep-like? "Hitler did it" is not an argument. Hitler was a vegetarian and vegetarians are not hitlerites.
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  6880. Having adverts in a premium tier is like having adverts in a DVD.
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  6881. Those flags at the end all represent the same people in different eras. Where flags become contentious it's not because the era changed.
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  6882. We have bigger problems than just that.
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  6883.  @daddycool12ka4  they did, actually. You should watch Lawrence of Arabia; it's a great film, and you'll learn something.
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  6884. The problem isn't the problem, the problem is mentioning the problem.
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  6885. They don't collect my data, they create a profile for an endpoint.
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  6886. It was less shocking if you saw everything that had been done to them in the decades before the retaliation.
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  6887. No, it's because of population growth and governments paying rent for the newcomers.
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  6888.  @nicholasmorrill4711  this is not being done for the housebuilders. It is being done all over the west, for ideological reasons.
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  6889.  @nicholasmorrill4711  there is more of lots of things, but this is being pushed by ideology and activism.
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  6890.  @nicholasmorrill4711  it got censored, I see no link. There's a reason you get called right-wing if you oppose what's going on. It is not a Tory project, they're just the ones in charge right now.
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  6891. Trump/Gabbard '24
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  6892. It was that and the Swedish girl split in two by a truck attack.
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  6893. For the last 28 days: UK - 1M cases, 3.4k deaths India - 550k cases, 6.7k deaths As of October 14th, India was 23% fully vaccinated whereas the UK was over 60% fully vaccinated.
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  6894.  @blackbart5803  it's not misleading at all, they have half the cases and twice the deaths. Looking at state-level data though, it's basically all Kerala. Tamil Nadu is 3rd worst, and both states rejected IVM according to an article from August. The article says UP is not the only state using it, but they've gone further than others by having a policy of treating all family members when someone in the house tests positive.
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  6895. Taiwan had a similar-looking infections chart this summer.
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  6896.  @Jeremy-Ludlow  you're not supposed to use that term in response to criticism of domestic and foreign policy.
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  6897. It's not really capitalism. It's a communist-inspired free-market solution to problems caused by government regulation.
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  6898. I hope EE will do a campaign against the type of abuse suffered at the hands of the muslim community by the boy who dropped a koran.
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  6899. I'm ok though. I filled my indoor pool full of petrol before the prices went up.
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  6900. ​ @monkeyjshow it's not capitalism, it's politics.
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  6901.  @GeeMannn  you don't know that people have died form covid? Hmmm...why would this fact be hidden from you? Why would be told that if blood-clotted covid victims are not walking around telling you about it, that they don't exist? Why would this propaganda have ever been pushed on you? Total mystery. The quote is comprehensible, but it is based on a myth.
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  6902.  @AndrewDoom  I doubt that's true, but Id love to see it if you have a link. Denial of science is not fascistic, and disagreement with policy based only on policy is not science denial.
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  6903.  @ufoclips1  it's because there are a lot of them, and they trend towards the oldest in the population. You're more likely to be hospitalised if you believed the lies than if you took the cure. THIS is what they don't want you to know, and THIS is why you keep being fearmongered about vaccinated people in hospitals. They want you to make a bad decision about your health, and you have complied.
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  6904.  @GeeMannn  why do you not already know that covid causes blood clots? How have you managed to avoid this necessary information? It's not hidden from you by the scientific community, but in your echo chamber it would be a narrative destroying fact, so it never gets discussed. Gotta protect the narrative at all costs, even your own health! Of all the things covid does to you, I bet you are unaware of any of them. Search "Covid-19: Risk of cerebral blood clots from disease is 10 times that from vaccination, study finds" -- Yes, it's a myth. The quote is nonsense.
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  6905.  @ufoclips1  not relevant. Other people who didn't get vaccinated have died, so your experience does not translate to the population.
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  6906.  @Fubar1462  all of the doses worked, but the effectiveness against infection diminished from 95% to 60% over the course of a few months (whilst the effectiveness against severe disease remained high). You are scared of nothing, you have been fearmongered by people who want you to choose the disease rather than the cure!
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  6907.  @Welshassembly1984  why was that propaganda crafted? Why has it convinced you, and what has it convinced you to do? What truth is it based on, and what lies are implied? Do you ever think about this stuff, or do you just comply? The effectiveness against infection drops from ~95% to ~60% over the course of a few months. That is what the propaganda is based on, it is not hidden and it is not something you need to fear. But you have been made to fear, because there are people inducing fear in you. They want you to choose the disease rather than the cure. And you comply. You think people who can see thorough the lies are imbeciles. Oh, the downright IRONY!
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  6908. @Meister Eckhart no, it's mostly from the disease. I posted a search term above that you can use to help you reject the lies and propaganda.
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  6909.  @jameshildebrand907  everyone has been BTFOd by facts. You keep cowering in your bed from the "tyranny" that is the fight against a pandemic, and I'll keep talking truth to morons.
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  6910.  @ufoclips1  who told you to think only of deaths and to ignore every other impact a pandemic has? What is their agenda? Why did you comply? Are you scared of cotton?
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  6911.  @ufoclips1  you're more likely to get a blood clot from covid. Why do you think you've been lied to about this? A lot of people with your opinion have been scared of cotton. Are you scared of cotton? They were terrified by propaganda that told them they would suffocate if they wore a mask and that they would wake up owning nothing and being happy. They were so scared, it was horrible, the damage that was done to them. It's criminal at this stage. I expect what's been done to them has been done to you, to damage you, because it's all with an agenda to make you choose the disease rather than the sure, and you have chosen that. It's so sad what they made you comply with. And how easy it was to control you.
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  6912.  @ufoclips1  I'm just posting truths to victims of propaganda. Covid is worse than the propagandists want you to know, and that's why you chose the disease. They asked you to comply. You complied.
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  6913.  @bobsteve4812  he did that because the media kept lying to benefit those people at the expense of his. They still do, and it costs more lives than he took.
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  6914. They should consider the impact on population size of welfare and migration.
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  6915.  @moors710  when the financial value of a payment is in bank capital rather than the metal of the coinage, switching from silver to copper does not debase the currency, it just changes the tokens.
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  6916.  @jpinnz2803  the data is per 100,000, not for the whole population.
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  6917. ​ @BertPreast neither makes you one, but both of those things get you called one.
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  6918. ​ @aqua5680 a lot of people are confused, which is why people who criticise that government do get tarred with that label. And as you'll have observed, it's been thrown around in this comment section without any reference to hate.
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  6919. If you want teachers to care about education, point out to them that these children's productivity will be taxed to pay public pensions. Bad education = low productivity = low pension.
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  6920. They are not allowed political representation as an ethnic group, and their employer's funding requires them to be sacked to make way for "marginalised" people. We need to understand that "Marginalised" is not a status based in fact, it is a legal status conferring privilege on those with sufficient political power to claim it. Marginalised people lack the power to be declared Marginalised.
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  6921. Cheshire police is institutionally racist - a few years ago it was revealed they had a block on hiring native people. That guy is apparently native, so he can have the unlawful arrest raised to a hate crime.
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  6922. "1 every minute" assumes she will be doing one at a time.
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  6923. Trump said they're not after him, they're after us (well, Americans who are like us), and that he's just in the way. The Tories are not even in the way, they're helping. It simply must be Zero Seats, no more.
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  6924. They punish criminals there. What we have is anarcho-tyranny.
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  6925. Given that the west has fought this as a propaganda war, the Russians need to demand public opinion being reset as a condition of western surrender. For example, Russia imposes a governor on Ukraine until 66% of key western populaces agree with certain facts about the lead-up to the war and events within it. If this is not done, we will find ourselves back in this situation again in a generation (if the west has not collapsed by then).
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  6926.  @Fedupnow  that's a false statement motivated by animosity and designed to incite illegality towards us.
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  6927.  @Lemoncake34567  that's exactly what happened. There's no need to cry, but not knowing the facts meant you revealed yourself to have been misled by easily debunked misinformation. I gave a quick lesson simply to keep you safe.
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  6928.  @BSTJUNKIE-qs1ii  you can find some old maps and read the Balfour declaration. It's better to be informed than to tell the world you were misled by the bad guys.
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  6929.  @lt5456  yes, that shows in your other comments here. It doesn't need to have been a country to be a real place populated by real people. It has been called Palestine for thousands of years, and was populated before the people you historically associate it with invaded. Rome wasn't a country either, by the same standard. Neither was Greece.
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  6930.  @Fedupnow  England is named after the English. If we don't exist then England wouldn't.
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  6931.  @hummingbirdee9389  the name originates from Egyptian. Egyptians did hold the territory at one point, as did the Hittites. The hhebrews wrote of whom they had to go up against when they first took the land, and we all know who they displaced to retake it. It will be taken and retaken many more times, with the first retaking being expedited by the conduct of the current occupier's diaspora in the west.
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  6932.  @Lemoncake34567  it was named by the Egyptians, not the Greeks, but the important point is that it existed. I don't know why it should be important though, because it does not change what has been done to the displaced people there, and it would not mean they ought not to be allowed to return to the towns their ancestors built. For some reason people chose to pretend there was never such a name, and for some reason other people choose to believe them despite all the contrary historical evidence. And for some reason they think this invalidates the claims of the people who belong there. None of that makes any sense to learned folk. This is not about "the names between," it is about the name it has always had thought all of history while other people temporarily named it something else. The present state occupying the land was created out of thin air, so take your own advice and just stop giving this issue your energy. It will transfer back and forth for all time as it has always done; the people currently holding it deserve to lose it and will, and that should not lead to any upset on anyone's part who is not involved. Telling porkies will not change any of that. I would give the same advice to the people at the demo.
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  6933.  @Lemoncake34567  it was named by the Egyptians, not the Greeks, but the important point is that it existed. I don't know why it should be important though, because it does not change what has been done to the displaced people there, and it would not mean they ought not to be allowed to return to the towns their ancestors built. For some reason people chose to pretend there was never such a name, and for some reason other people choose to believe them despite all the contrary historical evidence. And for some reason they think this invalidates the claims of the people who belong there. None of that makes any sense to learned folk.
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  6934.  @Lemoncake34567  This is not about "the names between," it is about the name it has always had thought all of history while other people temporarily named it something else. The present state occupying the land was created out of thin air, so take your own advice and just stop giving this issue your energy. It will transfer back and forth for all time as it has always done; the people currently holding it deserve to lose it and will, and that should not lead to any upset on anyone's part who is not involved. Telling porkies will not change any of that. I would give the same advice to the people at the demo.
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  6935. You should pay more attention to that newspaper, they cover things you are ignorant of.
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  6936.  @bryanbrush2202  there are substantiated reports of furries abusing their pets though. It's not a fad children should be encouraged to take part in or even be exposed to.
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  6937. Given that people have started moving out of cities and working from home instead, it might be a good thing that these systems can't work.
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  6938. Governments are failing us with their response to this, yet I still see people citing the CFR in South Korea (the lowest in the developed world) as a reason to act like nothing's changed, or like this is a fake pandemic concocted by governments to control us. Stay indoors, it's going to get bad!
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  6939. The ECHR is not the EU.
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  6940. There was never any expectation that criminals would stop being criminals. You are misinformed.
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  6941.  @Dave-bu6bc  it was aimed at reducing the criminal use of guns. Nobody expected it to end the criminal use of guns. Gun ownership is still permitted, such as for target shooting, pheasant shoots and hunting rabbits.
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  6942. With that virtual 4-screen desk effect, are all of her applications and data uploaded to facebook's servers, or are they installed/stored in the headset? Can she connect the headset to a monitor to share her work with someone who still lives in the 20th century? I understand neither the How nor the Why of this.
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  6943. Space is colder than the north pole, and it's closer. If you point the pipe at space instead of the pole, you'd get even more free energy from it, and the cost of the pipe would be less!
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  6944.  Don Vito  "hopefully we can get it right" No, that's completely the wrong thing to hope for. Expect us not to live peacefully together, because we never have before. If you want to hope for anything, hope that we are not forced to "get it right" and that we can be allowed to live peacefully apart.
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  6945.  Don Vito  nobody in the west has the right not to be impacted by diversity. Others are luckier - they're social in Japan too, but they don't have foreign ethnic groups trying to subvert their way of life, burn their cities, and tear down markers of their culture and history. That's what we could all have if we were not forced to live with people who we cannot live with.
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  6946.  CHI%%%  they exist because they bring power to an ethnic group, not because the ethnic group has no power. If they had no power, they would not be allowed to have ethnic-interest groups. Think about the only ethnic group which is not allowed to exercise political power for its own benefit, and why! If you look into who set it up, you'll see it was in fact always about effecting the tribal power balance. Politics in a multi-ethnic society is rarely about what is best for the country, it is generally about what is best for the competing ethnic groups. Portraying one group as the victim of another is merely a political act, it is about power and can only be done by people who already have power.
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  6947.  CHI%%%  "Every Culture where the Whites Colonize." You got that back to front. White people are facing racism in every country which Africans colonize. In the US most Africans are there of their or their ancestors' own volition as colonisers. Even in South Africa, the Europeans got there before the African tribe which is now persecuting them. The Europeans settled the land, the Africans there are colonizers.
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  6948.  Don Vito  the Melting Pot was written by an immigrant to the UK. "Bring us your tired..." was written by an immigrant to the USA. They are not founding principles, or even Americans ones. They are the principles of foreigners who want you to believe you are not allowed to live as Americans unencumbered by the civilisations, cultures, biases, conflicts, politics and instincts of non-Americans. There is no need to be isolated just because you are not forced to live with people who it has been proved cannot live with you. Japan is not isolated. Hungary is not resisting non-isolation. America is not America anymore, but that is not because of you being isolated from non-Americans, it is because you are forced to live with non-Americans, who do not want to be American, do not want you to be American, do not uphold American values, and do not want America to exist. If you want to live as an American, you need to be allowed to live among only Americans. Let the non-Americans live together in non-America and build their own statues.
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  6949. ​ Don Vito  "by law" in no way implies "by birth". "the country has always maintained an open immigration policy for the most part" No it has not. And most importantly, it was not open at the beginning. Furthermore, people had to assimilate because there was no welfare and many returned home because of that. The system today is in no way what was intended, and in no way is it functionally the same. "If we are really discussing US citizens" Citizenship is the problem. Understand the importance of the nationality of people who are given citizenship, and you understand all the ethnic conflicts. They do not lose their nationality when they gain citizenship, hence the hyphens. Nobody has a right to citizenship of your country; the granting of citizenship is a modern colonisation movement. "why try to deprive other people of the opportunity to live here" Why give them the opportunity in the first place? There is no need to do it, and the result is only negative for the people who built the country. Foreigners can live as foreigners in foreign countries, there is no deprivation in letting them do that. They do not need to live as paper Americans in the USA, and if they do you are deprived. If everyone is allowed citizenship of the country your ancestors built, that citizenship is worth nothing and the work of your ancestors is for nought. Can you not see that you are losing everything? "So why try to deprive other people of the opportunity to live here but maintain their cultures. Are you just mad?" I wrote above about what it means to maintain a domestic national culture in a foreign land. To do it they will live together, work together, worship together, celebrate their national heroes and holidays, demand that they are taught their own history, literature, art etc, vote for their own political representation, demand they be "represented" in white culture etc. We know this is true, because it already happens. If they teach their history in a mixed school they impose their culture on others. That is called "white supremacy" when we do it. If they have a separate school, that goes against your goal of everyone getting along. And if they maintain their own culture they are not American in any real sense, they are a foreign colony. So no, it is not me who is mad. Let me say one more time...do not force people to live together. We know it doesn't work, so stop wanting to impose it.
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  6950. As well as enjoying the lucrative lecture circuit, Boris has landed a gig on GB News. I wonder if he and Neil will meet.
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  6951. How does she run?
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  6952. Lots of people are wearing masks, social distancing and being more conscientious about hygiene. Why is Peter mystified about the lack of non-covid respiratory infections in that environment? If he's right about there being as many respiratory infection cases as usual, when we're doing so much to prevent them, does that not show that, were we not doing those things, we would have vastly more cases than usual?
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  6953. Next time, let's close the frikkin borders.
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  6954. For the benefit of the world, we should export our diversity
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  6955. Every time I've been told there's a study disproving masks, I find that the study does not even test for the efficacy of masks in reducing transmissions, which is the thing we are supposed to be wearing them for. Your citation is a case in point: "2% difference in infection rate between wearing and not wearing masks" What's the difference in transmission rates? This nonsense is why it's taken so long to defeat a virus with a 2-week incubation period.
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  6956. If we shared out the galaxies equally, we'd have 12 each. And that's with the lowest estitmate.
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  6957. I can't wait for Bezos' Afro-Chinese version of Mahabharat.
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  6958. During a pandemic your health is not in your own hands. We have to hand over control to an authority.
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  6959.  @jamesinson3488  nope. A lot of people didn't work it out, but a pandemic affects a population, not an individual. Their inability to understand this is what made the fearmongering so easy, making people terrified that there would be an eternal tyranny begun under the guise of health. The fearmongering targeted at deplorables was deliberate, with a purpose. I keep getting algorithmed when I state the purpose, so you'll have to try to work it out yourself.
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  6960. @Babs Kaz in not complying, you promote the reset. They told you this on their own website. Think: what was their "window of opportunity" and what were you told to do that would keep it open for longer? They made you think you were a dissident, but they were asking you to comply with them. You did comply, but you'll always think you did not.
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  6961. @Babs Kaz natural immunity is not what you've been told it is. You have to catch the disease to have natural immunity, so it's not a strategy against a pandemic unless your goal is to maximise fatalities. Think about who told you to make this your goal, and why they told you. And why you chose compliance.
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  6962.  @nathanjgtaylor1985  the weak and compliant were too terrified by the propaganda they complied with, so they refused to do anything to prevent the spread of the virus. You will fall for the same con next time, because you think being different is edgy, and you have no idea that you're being controlled.
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  6963.  @nathanjgtaylor1985  you don't know that you're weak and compliant, and you are criticising people who had the courage to check the facts and act against a pandemic. Hypocrites don't strike a nerve, they disgust me. I know the lies you were told, because I was told them too, but unlike you I refused to comply.
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  6964.  @nathanjgtaylor1985  you did comply. Do you remember when you were told not to wear a mask and not to social distance? You complied. Do you remember being told not to take a vaccine? You complied. The lies they told you to make you comply were obvious lies, but you complied because they know how to control you. And you still think you're a free thinking dissident, because that's what they told you to think. You complied with that too.
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  6965.  @nathanjgtaylor1985  you joined the conversation to criticise people who you think are weak and compliant. I knew you were weak and compliant, just from the fact you wanted to boast about not being so. You complied when they told you not to wear a mask, you complied when they told you not to take the cure. You still think you are a free thinking dissident, you hate to think you are controlled, but you have been controlled for years. I knew instantly that you spent 2 years being terrified by all the lies they told you, and doing exactly what the tellers wanted you to do. I knew you are weak and compliant, and you admitted it in your last comment. You did what you were told to do, and you think of yourself the way you were told to think of yourself. You gave them the "window of opportunity" (yes, that's what they called it) which they told you to give them, and you think you were against them because that's what they told you to think. You complied with their agenda, you still do. But you're so completely controlled and compliant that you have no idea what they or their agenda even is.
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  6966. What happened to the other Keith? Did he get cancelled?
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  6967. Molyneux's sub count is 666k. Just sayin'
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  6968. Totally not a steam engine! Steam engines use heat to create steam whereas this uses cold. And because cold is cheaper than heat, it's more efficient. Free energy all through the winter!
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  6969.  @Melanie16040  no, it's totally different! I there was a "steam train" based on this technology it would run on ice cubes instead of coal.
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  6970.  @Melanie16040  it's an entirely new form of energy, based on cold. I'm already considering staking out some land in Greenland to mine the ice.
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  6971. I don't need an ad-blocker because youtube demonetised everyone I susbscribe to.
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  6972. It's not a "power grab" if he already had the power. He did not grab anything.
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  6973. The cost of housing and feeding them will bankrupt the country eventually. A realistic government would impose the consequences of this immediately, and thus take away the incentive for them to come and to stay. In other words, end welfare and the NHS.
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  6974.  r3conwoo  religion is not about obedience.
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  6975.  @vejymonsta3006  they are inefficient and unreliable. We lose a lot by investing in those.
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  6976.  r3conwoo  it's not about obedience, it's about creating a culture. Mores and taboos are required, or you get a breakdown and people not wanting to wear masks, or rioting in Portland for 50 days straight. But simple obedience is not the point.
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  6977.  @chuchucat7387  submission is not the same as obedience, and obedience is not even the point of obedience.
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  6978.  @virtualtools_3021  I did not say obedience is not obedience. Obedience is not the point of religion, it is not even the point of obedience. They are not making people comply for the sake of making them comply. And submission is not obedience.
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  6979.  @chuchucat7387  religion is not about obedience. That is true even if you never heard of Jordan Peterson. I don't need him to explain stuff I can work out for myself, and I don't have trouble sleeping.
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  6980. If you read them somewhere else, don't watch the videos.
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  6981. No restrictions in Northern Territory, because no cases. No restrictions in the UK either, despite rising cases. It stops when you stop spreading the virus.
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  6982.  @net4216  there is no enslavement. Stop being a drama queen, and stop disconnecting the response from the pandemic. Stop being in denial, start ending the pandemic. It's been 18 months, and the virus has a 2-week incubation period. The last 17.5 months of "enslavement" is because of people like you.
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  6983.  @net4216  I do not pay illegal taxes. Do you have someone who looks after you? It's already stopped. You think it won't stop. It already stopped.
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  6984. There are thousands of journalists not admitted to the White House. Why should a CNN employee get preferential treatment?
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  6985. The promotion of gender ideology is harmful and needs to be banned. Finally with this law it will happen! Does anybody know where I can buy a bridge?
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  6986.  @gatormclusky55  that's not convincing at all. They know they are a people, and they know how to act as that against you.
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  6987. The cow boxes was Gateway, not Dell.
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  6988. You don't need to back to 1997 to find a similar "security camera cockup," there was one in a New York jail just a few years ago...during a suicide.
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  6989. Tice has voiced support for the status quo and sacked candidates who challenge it.
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  6990. Where can I buy a Milei wig?
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  6991. I saw another of these yesterday - a woman who got 10 days for contempt of court. But she didn't clear the bench, just landed on it.
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  6992. They don't want Ukraine, they just want Ukraine to stop its atrocities in Donbas.
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  6993. How would that work?
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  6994. These guys are worse then Hitler. At painting.
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  6995. You make some good points but I'm going to withhold from forming an opinion until I hear what Kid Rock has to say about it. I will say this though: if they choose to follow Taylor Swift instead of Kid Rock they are at least expressing some kind of opinion of their own.
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  6996.  @tammcd  socialising the cost is not an answer. The answer is not to import the cost in the first place. You need to get over your hatred of Americans and their "sense-of-entitlement" to the wealth they create. Foreigners are not entitled to that wealth; you need to address foreigners' sense of entitlement.
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  6997.  @tammcd  opposing colonization is neither xenophobic nor authoritarian. Forcing people to join a socialist healthcare system is authoritarian. Your hatred blinds you to common sense.
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  6998. If god wanted us to fly, he would have made us sassy diverse women.
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  6999. Imagine my...you know, the thing.
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  7000. ​​ @qtpaulie it's an incoherent, authoritarian ideology. Yes, we need to keep them out. No, that's not a phobia I identify as a phrrrdse. A phrrrdse is anyone who identifies as a phrrrdse, and you need to respect me.
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  7001. It's repackaged socialism for big-government authoritarians.
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  7002. If they first generation had the numbers the current generation has they would have been acting the same way.
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  7003. We're voting out the earthly princes, nobody has faith in them any more.
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  7004.  @AbzScotland it's not a straw man argument, it's a question about the OP's statement. The answer, even in the context of the video, is Yes, because the OP's point was absolutist rather than limited to claims of offence.
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  7005.  @dukeraul624  nobody has the ability to contact all the people they come into contact with. If everyone uses a contact tracing app, the lockdowns will be lifted sooner than if nobody does. And they do not track individuals, because the government actually does not care where you go and who you see. Your choice, don't make a wrong one.
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  7006.  Fae Selja  spoke like someone who hasn't got the faintest idea what's going on!
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  7007.  Fae Selja  captivity and surveillance are not part of my current reality and I do not expect them to become so in the future. It is about keeping tabs on a virus. They want the virus to end so people can produce, consume and pay taxes again. They do not care to know how many times you meet your buddies. They are not tracking you (but if they did want to, they already could), they are tracking the virus.
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  7008.  Fae Selja  they do not know who you are, so they cannot track you, it's as simple as that. From what I've heard, I think the tracking app(s) will be doing something like this: give each phone a unique id, and make them transmit their id to other phones close to them via bluetooth. Each phone stores the ids it comes into contact with. When someone tests positive, the tracking system administrator can get their id from the phone and have it transmitted to every other phone over the internet (not bluetooth this time). Any phone which finds that id in its collection should alert the user so they can be tested. Nobody is tracked, because they do not care about where you go and who you meet. If you're concerned about being tracked then you can just get infected and never be given an early warning. Your choice. Remember that the disease kills more than 1% of people and survivors may have permanent organ damage. It's up to you. Oh, and you might be too ill to work for a month. Still, it's up to you. And the other thing to be cognisant of is that you can infect your friends and family even before you have any symptoms. Still, it is your choice whether all that happens, or you might be some really important person who the government wants to track and for some reason doesn't already do that via cell towers or other means.
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  7009. They should make shiny ThinkPads for women.
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  7010.  @jeanbuchanan1660  why would that end it? Did the Polish election end it in Poland? This is a virus, not politics.
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  7011.  @jeanbuchanan1660  yes, it is. We have known for months. You should have worked it out by now - there's a pandemic.
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  7012.  @jeanbuchanan1660  no,it's a virus. You should have worked this out buy now. Do you want to know something that made me smile recently? This news story: A 37-year-old Ohio man named Richard Rose originally thought that all of the fuss about COVID-19 was just “hype”, and he angrily insisted that he would never buy a mask. The following is what he posted on Facebook on April 28th… ‘Let make this clear,’ he wrote, in a post that was shared 10,000 times. ‘I’m not buying a ***** mask. I’ve made it this far by not buying into that damn hype.’ Sadly, he eventually got infected, and COVID-19 killed him on July 3rd… He worked it out in the end, but he was too late. Nevermind, it's just one less person spreading this pandemic and encouraging others to do so. You might be like him eventually, because immunity doesn't last long enough for herd immunity to come about, so unless we wear masks or socially distance the pandemic will never end, and those who haven't worked out that it's even real will be the most likely to get it. You might not die, but half of people who "recover" have heart damage, according to a report in the European Heart Journal. There are also reports of permanent lung damage, which you nay have to come to accept as the price of your ignorance. And all because you're unable to work out that there's a pandemic, 6 months into it and with constant news coverage.
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  7013. Nope.
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  7014. They usually publish their contract at the entrance, and state that you have a certain amount of time to find a space. Whether you parked or not is irrelevant.
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  7015. the terms of service disagree.
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  7016. If they shut it down of their own volition you'd think they were more credible.
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  7017.  @ThePurpleFantum  yes, that's what I just explained.
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  7018.  @skellious  the man in question is only pretending to be "trans". There is no "transphobia" here, but plenty of misogyny in the ideology.
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  7019.  @vanguardian2864  I've displayed more capacity that you for grasping what's going on. Prevent that knee from jerking and accept that such a grotesque proposal from him might get some criticism, as well as proving the point of the first guy you had a go at.
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  7020. Same here. I have Linux on my desktop but kept windows on my laptop because it's not as bad as it used to be and I thought it might be useful to have a windows machine available. But the hardware's not compatible with Windows 11 so I'm going to have to replace the OS or the laptop, and the former is cheaper. Also I never needed windows for anything specific after all, but had to switch to the desktop at times because having access to a Linux machine actually IS useful!
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  7021.  @nickvanachthoven7252  Jones has said he wants to use immigration to crash the UK so a communist state can be built in its place. The plan relies on citizenship not inducing cohesion. Zuby's children are much more likely to support BLM than Jones' would if he had any; the basedness of any given African is not relevant as a criticism of my statement.
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  7022.  @kaifreyleue5961  you can't forfeit allegiance, and paperwork does not transfer it. If you had formed an allegiance and then sought paperwork, that is a different issue.
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  7023.  @kaifreyleue5961  he doesn't identify as Ethiopian, because he's not. But he doesn't have English citizenship either. He's subverting the UK because he wants what he thinks would be a better country, for the people he was born into. Not for Ethiopians.
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  7024. ​ @kaifreyleue5961  when Badenoch first ran for parliament she wrote on Naijablog that she was "a Nigerian who is trying to improve our national image and do something great here". If citizenship is all that matters then she has never been a Nigerian, but it does, it is the only thing that matters. Ilhan Omar has made similar statements in the US, eg. "My answer was that the U.S. government will do what we tell the U.S. government to do. That is the confidence we need to have as Somalis.” Furthermore, nobody is surprised that the support for either side in the middle east correlates with ethnicity rather than citizenship. Everyone knows what I have explained, and many act on it against your interests - it's way past time we can pretend there is nothing to lose from letting Nigerian and Somali politicians decide our fate. There is nothing incoherent about any of this, it makes perfect sense to everyone who accepts the situation and doesn't have reading comprehension issues. For example, I did not claim Zuby is Ethiopian, I stated than Jones is not.
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  7025. They didn't dig a hole from coast to coast, they dug 2 channels where there's a big lake in the middle.
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  7026. The right to bear arms says nothing about ownership. Is rental a legal option?
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  7027. They only need 1 complainant if there is a fault in the advert, which you believe to be the case.
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  7028.  @davidpereira9238  the complaints were not from people who had been misled, they were from people who doubted the sensor was capable of doing what it was shown to be doing.
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  7029. Proof?
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  7030. On the plus side, if they can use this filter they can stop bothering us in gyms.
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  7031. Fedora backs the upkeep of a large company (Redhat/IBM) and is rock solid. You could install it on an external hard drive to try it without affecting your current setup.
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  7032. Buy my information from them, to prove your point. Tell me a secret only I know.
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  7033.  @johntrueconservative2547  there is no revolution, and nobody protests rate cuts on the streets.
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  7034.  @655superblues  instead of blustering, why not do some research?
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  7035.  @655superblues  I just posted a comment to another, which contains a search term you can use. This is not hidden knowledge, it is well known in the community. forget that, the posts get removed, you're on your own.
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  7036.  @unionjackjackson4352  I've been trying to post a search term you can use. The evidence is out there, I'm sure you can find it yourself, but I'll just have to give up here.
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  7037. A desktop is supposed to let you find files and open applications. Gnome does that better than any other.
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  7038.  @JohnSmith-ev1sm  yes. You don't need a taskbar; when I started using Gnome I installed Dash To Panel only to find that it was an unnecessary distraction. You can have a system tray as an extension, and there are tiling extensions too. I use 3 extensions. KDE is a buggy mess with far too many settings and ugly applications, whereas Gnome gives you a polished experience and gets out of the way. If you can't get past the Windows 95 design paradigm then Gnome won't be for you (although you can replicate it using extensions). But if you put your biases aside and start using vanilla Gnome, you'll appreciate the decisions the team made.
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  7039.  @JohnSmith-ev1sm  you don't need a taskbar. I used to be wrong like you, then I tried using Gnome without a taskbar and realised I didn't need one. Now I use windows without a taskbar too, and it's better that way (I use autohide to remove the taskbar and I press the windows key to make it visible, just like the way Gnome works). When I used Ubuntu Netbook Remix I realised I didn't need desktop icons. In fact, I work better without them. That wasn't the reason for Gnome (temporarily) removing them, but if people stopped and thought about what they need to do on their computer, they would not be screeching about it. I don't have a car. You don't need a car. Don't tell me I need a car you "arrogant shit".
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  7040.  @JohnSmith-ev1sm  I know what you didn't tell me to buy. I still don't need a car, it is independent of what you didn't tell me to buy, it is just an example of things you mentioned which you don't need. You're telling me Gnome is bad because it doesn't include things you don't need. That is the arrogance here, I'm just telling you to try it. Android doesn't adjust to people's workflow, and I don't see anyone screeching about that. Gnome did not adjust to my workflow, I used it and realised why it is better than Windows 95 (which also didn't adjust to my workflow). You adjusted your workflow to Windows 95 and then screeched when there was a desktop that worked in ways Microsoft did not intend. You're not alone, but you make no sense. Gnome is different to Windows 95 because the desktop environment has been considered with reference to how existing desktops, many of which are clones of Windows, work and don't work. There are bad metaphors and workflows within the Windows environment, and you have adjusted to them. Gnome removed them, which can be jarring if you don't consider why they were removed.
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  7041.  @JohnSmith-ev1sm  no, you think Gnome is "philosophically at odds with what a desktop is supposed to do," and I explained why you are wrong. Your arrogance prevents you examining what Gnome is doing that can help you, whereas I initially didn't like it but was willing to learn new things.
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  7042. Black Pilled's reviews always reveal the hidden messages of subtle propaganda. Here's Falling Down https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8IlXA4ArPg
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  7043. Money invested in productive assets is worth a lot more. There's a clear uptrend in the dow-gold chart.
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  7044. Not everything that happens is fabricated. When there's a pandemic, you really shouldn't try to be based.
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  7045. Those pastel ones remind me of a company in California which had some legal trouble recently.
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  7046. Haiti is not an island, it's on an island - Hispaniola, shared with the Dominican Republic.
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  7047. Seymour Hersh is 85 and the Biden Whitehouse says he's past his prime. Biden is planning on being President until he's 86.
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  7048. Nuclear or bust. Or we could drastically reduce our consumption.
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  7049. ​​ @CptnMango9108 they know how it works, they know it's not a computer, hence they call him out for using simplistic metaphors for something he doesn't understand. Amazon is someone else's computer, Costco is someone else's larder, and if you think this is true you don't get it.
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  7050. Economics is not that simple - if having fewer people results in higher wages then Haitians would be richer than Americans. You need to look at the wealth created in the UK by foreigners being sent overseas rather then spent in the UK.
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  7051.  @juliantheapostate8295  that's not because of the number of people there, it's because their productivity is too low to create a large tradeable economic surplus. Halving the number of Haitians would not double their surplus, as the theory might suggest.
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  7052. It never happened, you're thinking of the Mughuls. Besides, fewer went there from Britain than came from India in the last 2 years, and they left.
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  7053.  @ieatpeopleand  we were more than 8% while we were doing all that civilising - in 1900 the UK had a larger population than West Africa! Nigeria was still smaller than the UK in the late 1960s, by 2010 it was 2.5 times the size.
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  7054. They are still first rate at arresting people for edgy tweets, and if you want someone to dance at a pride march.
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  7055. The world would be a better place if people skipped to the "know thyself" part before coming back and learning Javascript.
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  7056.  @sthubbins4038  I know the fake news corporations have claimed that all the news about this is baseless, but the basis for all the news about this has been all over twitter for weeks. The panic in Washington is delightful, freedom and democracy will have their victory over coercion and bureaucracy.
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  7057.  @sthubbins4038  I believe him because I replied earlier stating some facts, and it got censored.
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  7058. In my side panel there's a Matt Walsh video promoting weed. Something's off today, but I can't put my finger on it. Anyway, farewell, Drinker.
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  7059. They might not be trying to flatten the country, just neutralise it.
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  7060. The pandemic has not been forgotten about, it ended because people have antibodies. It was always real, it was never just a narrative that can be turned off when convenient. People refused to accept this and failed for 2 years to understand what is happening in the world.
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  7061. How can I fund the troll who sent that letter in?
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  7062. I made this!
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  7063. A teacher in Ireland is in jail indefinitely for refusing to call a boy a girl. This is about liberation, there are very bad people in the world and they want complete submission.
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  7064.  @AndyJarman  you don't have to use Qantas. Science fiction is fiction. Capitalism makes totalitarian control less possible. Google's desire to present the world in a particular way is not related to the reality of the pandemic or what that reality requires from us. I don't think Murdoch is manipulating my view of the world. Thanks for the recommendation. I don't blame conspiracy theorists for farming our thoughts. Conspiracy theorists do exist. There was a conspiracy theory about the pandemic being used to implement a police state, and the theory has been proven to be wrong.
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  7065.  @Luke-PlanesTrainsDogsnCars  are you referring to the Japanese Empire and the German Empire as "nationalists"? Nationalism is not a danger, the attempt to force different nations to live under the same government is. That's why race is such a big issue in western politics and why the elite thinks they need to impose speech restrictions to keep a lid on the conflicts they have created. "Populism manipulates the people , and ignores the science." Elitism pretends we can change sex, that race doesn't exist, and that the internet should be censored so people don't hear opinions which lead them to oppose the elite. Populism is based in reality, it doesn't need to manipulate anyone.
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  7066. They want it to be diverse and "reflect the real world," but they only hired Africans. Where are the Burmese orcs? Or Peruvian elves?
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  7067.  @BartAllen  there are no Asian characters in the previews so far, and the providers claim diversity has been inserted to reflect the real world, not anything Tolkien created.
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  7068.  @BartAllen  it's not strange at all. They had no intention of representing the world, they just want to colonise everything European. And they don't care if elves are meant to be Asian, because black is the most powerful identity group, so they use them in everything. There's nothing moral about this, it's not what they claim, it's not trying to be true to the author or his works. Voila! African elves! The people making this do not care, as long as it's not European any more.
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  7069.  @BartAllen  they do not care. I don't think you understand. They do not care, they just hare Europeans and European culture. They want to colonise it all, like they did with Wheel of Time as mentioned in the video, like they did with The Witcher, like they did with Brigerton, like they have done with Dr Who's visits to Victorian London, like they do with everything.. They do not care about it to want to portray it accurately, they hate it and want to vandalise it.
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  7070. Reddit found it had 2 factions which could not coexist, and then banned the wrong people.
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  7071. It's just about government under-funding, and nothing to do with the presence of an extra few million people who do not make a positive contribution to the economy.
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  7072. My real name's Ivor Shaw-Twilley and I approve pf this competition.
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  7073. I knew that list of Florida's banned books is fake. I recently saw someone stating that grades 9-12 in California read no books published before 2016, and contrasting that with Florida's actual reading list, which contained some of those supposedly banned, including 1984. 2016 is California's year zero. That tweet shows just a small part of California's banned books list.
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  7074. I have a small suspicion that they report it this way to make people of a certain disposition believe what they want to believe.
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  7075. "concert" And you're not even a boomer!
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  7076. If game companies add a new layer of code to allow you to transfer games as NFTs then they can benefit by... ...selling fewer games?
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  7077. I feel that way about flags during pride month. But only when I'm abroad, officer!
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  7078.  @angusmcangus7914  it's the governments we would need to fight, not the colonisers.
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  7079. Those things have all provoked a response, but there are forces preventing us from organising, and breaking our resistance. Fortunately a lot of the people who do that might be having second thoughts now that those campaigns threaten support for their own people. But that doesn't mean they will ever be on our side.
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  7080. Why would Putin blame the Anglo-Saxons? How many WASPs are in Biden's cabinet? Or Truss's even?
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  7081. If all the men were able to put a woman on their shoulders this might have been avoided. I don't know how people would recognise the need to do that before it's too late though.
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  7082. Search "coronavirus mask hamster" if you don't know that they work.
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  7083. Before telling us "they" want to eviscerate the source of their wealth and international power, think!
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  7084. Sure, you don't see zionists doing this, but that's because they can do it on twitter and the TV.
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  7085. I just bought a new Lenovo because you can't refurbish a 2nd gen Ryzen5 into a 7th gen Ryzen7. And the camera was broken. So I approve this message (from Lenovo).
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  7086. Muh China
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  7087. She faked a wedding?
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  7088. Instead of telling us Laura wants to kill people and ban their banks, why don't you talk to her? She is not bad, and her politics do not make her bad. It is not because of her identitarianism or nationalism that they this to her, if she was black and held similar racialised opinions she would be lauded.
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  7089. It didn't take her long to get a thumbs-down. First she equates powerless people fighting the evils of cancel culture, CRT etc with the powerful people implementing those terrible ideas. Then she goes on to suggest laws to protect the integrity of the electoral system are against democracy. The margin of error in Maricopa county was 5 times the margin of victory, 45% of people did not trust the result there, digital logs were deleted the day before the audit, and it was not the only place with "irregularities". So is it against democracy to make sure that scenario doesn't happen again? Several states have implemented postal voting laws to ensure the irregularities will happen every time!
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  7090. @Manna G it was not planned, it was real, and you should have worked that out by now.
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  7091.  @maccy_76_41  there are lies and mistakes on both sides. The pandemic is real and you should have worked it out by now.
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  7092. Nobody voted for those you describe.
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  7093. Remain Indoors
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  7094. He's not betting on gold, he's betting on goldbugs.
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  7095. The lack of condemnation makes sense if you work on the assumption that western governments hate white people. A lot makes sense if you work with that assumption.
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  7096. Calling for a Citizen's Assembly...in the Citizens Assembly building.
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  7097. That JP Morgan quote is not about the success of sanctions, it's about how they lead to de-dollarisation. If you want to know how well sanctions work, look at Russia's GDP growth and how its foreign policy changed in the decade it's been under them.
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  7098.  @arthurballs9632  Merseyside was 91.8% British in 2011, Devon was 97.5%. That's 3.28 times fewer foreigners. Cornwall was 98.2% British, Somerset and Dorset were both 98%.
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  7099. Anyone getting on a cruise ship lately is not a viewer of this channel.
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  7100.  @kinggeoffrey3801  it didn't happen to me when mine died, and if it did I would have done something about it.
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  7101.  @kinggeoffrey3801  if it was stolen then you have legal recourse.
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  7102. Further marginalising young British men and boys in an increasingly unfair system might have negative consequences in the future...which could be bad for women.
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  7103. The condemnation is of the country doing the attacking. The protesters have been chanting the number of dead, so there should be no doubt about what they are against. Although the last I heard they were still saying 30,000, so they were a bit out of date.
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  7104. He would have been an Admiral if he was white. The system held him back!
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  7105. But but but...they're called ANTI-fascists!
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  7106. Dead child, and woman with an injured hand. If his own injuries were life-threatening why would he stay?
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  7107. The WHO says death usually occurs 2-8 weeks after symptoms show. If you compare the deaths on any given day with the cases identified 14 days earlier you get a better idea of the death rate, but it's a conservative estimate. That figure is 5.7% (the Lancet, 12 March).
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  7108. They can't even be used to stop a "jogger" breaking into empty houses in the neighborhood.
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  7109. Considering what Russia's elderly people have lived through, they are more deserving of being prioritised over the economy than America's seniors are.
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  7110. Cinema fans are cheering this message, having gone though the same ordeal. So are board game players. And sci-fi readers. And DnD, Warhammer etc.
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  7111. Sending a government id to a private corporation is not the same as "government tracking".
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  7112. She probably read something on the guardian about hateful groups of men who disagree with feminism, and wants to ban people from disagreeing with her ideology.
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  7113. If Trump was a fascist he would have seized the anti-American tech companies. We can but hope, there are 9 days left!
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  7114. It's not obvious at all. There was no plan, and the people who could possibly implement one do not want this to happen.
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  7115. Those total tax percentages are incorrect when you include Employer's NI, because that comes out of the employee's notional gross salary whereas the other taxes come from their net salary. For example, an employee earning £100k is effectively paid £117.65k before that initial 15% tax is taken off. If they're taxed at 42% of the net income in that bracket, that's 35.7% of their notional salary. So their total marginal tax rate is 50.7%, not 57.
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  7116.  @dorothyblair6741  there is no need to be wrong about this, you can easily read the law and know what it says.
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  7117.  @diqweed69  you did not use them. If we had them all that would happen is something I explained just now in a comment nobody can see. Just know that it would not be our side using them.
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  7118. @diqweed69  only one person can read these comments and come to that conclusion.
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  7119. Russia is banned from Eurovision and the Olympics because of its current military action. Russia doesn't have a special pass, despite its well-known abulity to control the electoral process in every western state.
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  7120. Nationals, not citizens. There are a lot of foreign citizens who were born here to citizen parents. The concept of citizenship is a trap.
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  7121.  @HerosofCornelia the decolonisation movement is a foreign intervention in British politics and social life which you think should be allowed because the only other option is something you don't like but which would never actually happen. I literally quoted one of their phrases. You support this, and you have made no case against it being banned. The only positive thing I can say about you is that if you knew what they were doing you might grow a spine. There is no need to regulate speech, and no need to ask for papers. Natives would not be affected by it at all. Not everything is 1930s Germany.
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  7122. An African getting into Oxford does not break the pattern, but somehow Miriam Margoyles does.
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  7123.  @PaIaeoCIive1684  I was referring to her in the same context as Simon did, not where she went to university. His thinking is that if it's not all of them then it's none of them, but at other times he knows an individual does not break a pattern.
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  7124. 3:06 it's ignorance of basic facts like this that makes people act irrationally.
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  7125. The people discriminating against white people are not "covert white supremacists," no matter how many times you make the claim.
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  7126. But if he was deported to Afghanistan he would be killed! ...by people like himself
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  7127. A strike for "bullying" because some people, or all people whom the left is using for their agenda, are above criticism.
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  7128. At what point? Where you get called racist for calling police on a man snooping round your neighbors' house when they're away? He was not watering plants when she called the cops.
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  7129.  Gareth D  what's the "corony bologna"? Does it have any relevance to current events? https://bgr.com/2020/05/20/coronavirus-mask-effectiveness-study-china/
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  7130. If Trump wants to end the war given that control and funding has been passed to Europe, he could recognise the new Russian border and sign a defense pact with them.
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  7131. There's outrage whenever someone burns a Koran, but churches are fair game.
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  7132. Schools dont teach the slave trade, they teach one slave trade and pretend it was unique.
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  7133. Sargon: the first European empire was in the middle ages Augustus: am I a joke to you?
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  7134. People wonder why I don't have any Smart Home devices despite being a techy person. For one, I wrote software which lets operators and hackers disconnect smart meters, so I don't have a smart meter!
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  7135.  @cynthiamorris1874  what's "not true"?
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  7136. If they're running legacy systems on a legacy OS they won't be affected. If they move to a new OS they will find in testing that they need to create 2 aliases or wrapper scripts.
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  7137. We need taller walls. That will mean the roof is higher and the number of applications will no longer be through it.
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  7138.  @lappo253  it was real and it still is. Watch some of John's old videos if you still haven't worked it out.
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  7139. No, they thought they could sanction Russia and avoid this.
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  7140.  @angelicasims4511  the price has gone up, so we have to pay more. Nobody wants this and nobody planned it.
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  7141. Chelsea said Haitian immigrants helped build the USA. If they're so good at building countries why is theirs a shit-hole?
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  7142. Nothing about him is female though.
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  7143.  @obid7755  that's a different claim, but if you have some evidence I'll consider it.
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  7144.  @richardmurray2068  it's the main event. When you watch a shot on goal you're watching a football match, and when you see demoralisation you're watching the agenda play out. Covid is real. The pandemic is real. The need to do something in response to it is real. All the data show this to be the case. I have been caught by the new tighter restrictions, and it's the fault of people like you who have no idea what is happening in the world and need to be told what to do by the government. Your ignorance is a threat to civilisation. Grow up, this is not a game.
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  7145. Not quite. They pass coffee beans through the gut of a civet and make coffee from the beans not the poo.
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  7146. It looks like "corporate convergence": the company has been taken over by people with political goals in mind rather than profit and cars, so it is no longer able to fulfil its primary function. Everyone there who wants to make cars profitably will be defamed if they speak up, so the company cannot be saved.
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  7147. If she knows the crime stats but still supports black lives matter, then she is a racist!
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  7148. If she wins there will be a mass resignation among diplomatic translators. Nothing she says is meaningful in English, so imagine trying to translate it into Russian on the fly in words that Putin can form a response to.
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  7149. They are marching against atrocities. You don't need to support terrorism to oppose ethnic cleansing.
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  7150. Paying 10x for eminent domain land is an open door for corruption. Eg. politician tells their friend to buy land for 2x price, then uses taxpayer money to buy it off them for an extra 5x
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  7151. Started before the pandemic, not connected.
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  7152. If you borrow something without permission to save a child from a locked car on a hot day, should you be prosecuted or should the law assume you would have been permitted to borrow the thing had you the opportunity to ask for permission?
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  7153.  @boptah7489  that's not objective fact, it's just your opinion bro. If you want the legal system to be based on facts then intent has to be discarded.
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  7154.  @boptah7489  you claimed objective truth is all that matters. Your intent in making that statement, which now appears to be to indicate that you oppose the reliance on objective truth, is not at all clear. I condemn you on your objective behaviour, not your supposed intent.
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  7155.  @boptah7489  intent must be subjective, or it would not need to be discerned. The use of someone else's property to free a child from a car is not something which people can have differing opinions on once the facts are shown. Was someone's property used? Was there a car? Was there a child in the car? Was the child removed from the car? Whether the object would eventually have been returned is another matter entirely.
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  7156.  @boptah7489  it can't be determined by observation, only by interpretation. The presence of intent does not make the intent itself objective. Some might say the intent was to return the thing, others might say it was to keep it. None would say there was no intent.
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  7157.  @boptah7489  unless the accused is judging himself, intent is subjective. Just because the court can get it wrong, and that the accused can know this, does not mean the court's interpretation of the accused's actions is objective.
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  7158.  @MrTaytersDeep  if it means that now, it meant that before, when the people who are currently doing a geno cide used it. But it doesn't mean that, because maps can change without graves being dug. It's not the Romans who want their land back. Please read the history of the region, it is very clear who the bad guys are and that the people wanting to restore the peaceful status quo from before the conquest are in the right.
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  7159. The shelling of Donbass was happening under Trump, and the Russian response to it did not. We have our answer.
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  7160. You misrepresented what Trudeau said. He did not claim that vaccination makes you impervious to infection, he implied that vaccination prevents you infecting others. That's not true either as far as I am aware, but the risk is far lower and it is better to open up to vaccinated people than to let the pandemic run unchallenged or not to open up at all.
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  7161. Some experts are talking about the lab, which is convenient for their country's international relations, but other experts found the virus in Spanish sewage in March 2019.
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  7162.  @AllergicToFantasy  Darwin only applies if they haven't reproduced yet. Most cruise passengers are well past that.
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  7163. The contagion has basically ended in China, so it would be a good time for them to take a cruise if there was anywhere they could actually visit.
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  7164.  @brandon5012  No; there's more to China than Wuhan. Hubei has about 60 million people, the country as a whole has about 1.2 billion. That's more than enough to fill a cruise ship.
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  7165. Monetizing money is weird?
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  7166.  @PeteH0121  it may have been, but a mistake was made nonetheless. I expect this will form part of the appeal.
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  7167. The vanguard is always male, they bring the women over when they've settled. Even the Vikings did that, despite what modern historians claim about female warriors. The people who charted the Americas were men, same deal there too.
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  7168. If the bugs are real, why report them in an obfuscated manner?
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  7169.  @MrLeeFergusson  how much of that type of abuse would you tolerate though? If I were to obfuscate this polite, relevant and concise message by stripping all whitespace and punctuation, upshifting every 2nd character, and inserting a pipe every 3rd character, it would still be readable and I might find it amusing at your expense. That does not make it appropriate. I would ban anyone who trolled people with obfuscated bug reports, because they do not deserve respect or a place among reasonable people. If you had a sense of humour you would know that place as well as timing is important.
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  7170.  @MrLeeFergusson  Abusing people every now and then is still bad, mmmkay. It's being done to lots of projects, so it matters to everyone. "Why do you care" is weakness, it is what people say when they cannot justify something.
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  7171. Where did the flu go while most of the population was making concerted efforts to stop the spread of a respiratory virus? It's a mystery we will never solve!
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  7172. He reported truthfully on the investigations other people were doing. Fake News claimed it was "debunked" without even telling their audience what had been found.
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  7173. A white supremacist is someone believes mass migration will erode the values, culture and institutions this man supports, and wants to put up fences to protect them. How can he advocate for conservatism, western civilization and fences, but not support those who advocate for fences to conserve western civilization?
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  7174.  @Yew2023  it's not about consumer growth, it's about the balance between workers and dependants.
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  7175.  @Yew2023  if the UK grows to be the size of Nigeria, but with Nigeria's population, its consumption will fall. This is not about consumer growth, it is about trying to maintain the welfare state.
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  7176.  @Yew2023  no we don't. We cannot sustain all of Nigeria if they chose to come, we can't even sustain the current system. That's why the pension age keeps rising.
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  7177.  @Yew2023  if all that "consumer growth" wouldn't help and we can't sustain welfare for the population we already have then your claim about being able to afford the welfare system doesn't make sense. Nigeria was already in the context. No need to whine about it.
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  7178. Palestinians are a stand-in for the British in an equivalent conflict elsewhere. What was done to them is being done to us.
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  7179.  @teresabelshaw6694  they are not trying to get you, this is a collapse and they are trying to stop it.
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  7180. Let's not ignore the fact that the people who created that country went to Palestine with the specific intent of taking the land for themselves, and used terrorism as a tactic 9:42. Don't overlook what they did just because other things have happened.
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  7181. "We've been here from the start and our arrival on Windrush should be a national holiday".
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  7182.  @Melian_Dialogue  it's not a seasonal virus - you can't compare across years like that. There is no ADE for these vaccines, but if there was, it would be called covid because that's what it would be. Vaccinated people have less severe disease, and deaths overall are a far lower proportion of cases where vaccination rates are higher.
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  7183. You don't get the Nobel Peace Prize for ending a multi-decade conflict, you get it for being black and left-wing.
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  7184. Yes, it's a coincidence. There's a builder with the same colours working across the road from me. Coincidence? Yes, it's just a common colour combination. You don't need to be scared.
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  7185.  @DaPopeLP  watch the original video and see if you can detect any criticism of the clip. The narrative he presented in this video is not supported by the content of the original. And it's a different narrative to that which he used in his previous video about Malman. He knows he messed up, and he's trying to rewrite what can't be unwritten.
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  7186.  @DaPopeLP  my wrong? I'm not a Musk fan and the commentary I quoted above shows TF used the footage to show a rocket failure, not to criticise the people in the audio. He'll lose this, and fanboyism is not going to help him. Did you not notice how he changed his tune since the last video about Malman? He's now relying on a very weak claim that is not supported by the facts.
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  7187.  @DaPopeLP  the pinned comment is from someone who accepted the narrative in this video without having seen the original. The facts do not support this narrative, and it is a different narrative to that which TF put forward in his first response. Just watch the video where the clip was used, and you can see that the laughter, which TF dismissed by saying "I guess" was incidental. The footage was used because it shows the rocket crashing, not because some people were laughing. Had TF not mentioned the laughter, the video would have had the same impact. Had he ignored the crash, instead of juxtaposing it with footage from a successful landing 20 years ago, the video would have lost its impact.
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  7188.  @DaPopeLP  no, he has not seen the original, and he thinks TF is only safe if his video was criticising Malman, which it was not.
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  7189. I watched this review after Tim Pool's. He liked it too, but his sarcasm was less easy to detect.
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  7190. We didn't have Sky, and didn't have a video recorder until the 90s. It's more of a deprivation that you'd think, especially when every house on the council estates had a satellite dish. If your parents think they can't spend a few hundred on a VCR and £20/month on Sky, you're poor.
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  7191. After the great reset you won't own a MacBook, and you'll be happy.
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  7192. If she didn't teach something with "studies" in its name I'd have eaten my hat.
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  7193. Crimea had a vote on it. I wouldn't rule that out for other regions, with a lot of incentives for those which choose Russia, obviously.
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  7194. I've not noticed it, because it's not happened.
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  7195. He makes good points, but he let himself down with his use of the propaganda term "Judeo-Christian" when referring, essentially, to western civilization. He would not describe the Islamic world as "Judeo-Muslim" yet that term would be just as applicable.
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  7196.  @freedustin  they were activists when they were employed, and activists after their employer went bust. Having or not having a boss does not change their activism. They are activists at work, activists on social media, activists at conventions, activists in every aspect of their life. You think they're following a script, when they tell you in every way possible and at every opportunity that they are activists.
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  7197. How many millions did they spend to win that extra 2% of the 13%?
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  7198. You usually are, if you're in Tier 1. The case of the man from Derby is an exception - there are several who incited the same people he intended to, and did not get arrested.
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  7199. Laws like this are designed to prevent discussions of ideas which have been attached to an identity. Without wanting to risk mentioning any existing protected people, I'll just say that with such a law in place, a government could deem criminals to be a protected group, and then jail anyone who calls for action against crime.
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  7200. What innate immunity? How are so many people getting infected if we're innately immune?
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  7201. Imagine being so bad at running a country that people will vote for candidates widely described as what several generations have been told is the Worst Thing Ever, just to try something different.
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  7202. He said less than 1% tested positive in Iceland. You still think the authorities "know" we'd all test positive?
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  7203.  @suewarman9287  his prediction failed and I have no incentive to click a random link which I already know won't contain an explanation.
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  7204.  @suewarman9287  if you could explain the failure of his prediction you would have done so. You didn't, and that is informative, but I already knew what you're telling me by your inability to explain it. I'm not impressed with his offer of gold for people who can prove a negative. Negatives cannot be proven, so he will never need to give out the prize even though he's obviously wrong.
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  7205. Jeff Bezoz thinks he's rich, but he can't hold Amazon in his hands so it doesn't belong to him. Ok, thanks.
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  7206. Did somebody say "death ray"? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HgejSCHRi8
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  7207. 666 likes so far.
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  7208. Don't forget that the real threat comes from the people who warned against bringing in the people who are [theaterning] the MPs. [I can't use that word twice]
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  7209. Please stop being terrified of everything.
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  7210. No. Obviously.
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  7211.  @Channel7Tonight  that's the sort of comment that will get you called a n.z, like people who want the T separated from the LGB.
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  7212.  @blacklupus  that's not even close to eugenics! However, his concern is misplaced due to a generalization based on a group average. We can't ignore the possibility that the nimble-fingered gentleman has an IQ of 150, in which case criticism would be entirely warranted and not in the slightest bit racist.
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  7213. 33% of people thought Biden won the debate, despite him performing so badly he had to withdraw from the race.
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  7214. How do you refuse to comply with something you have no control over? Do you have your own Trafalgar Square, your own England Team and your own Rail Network that you have kept safe from these assaults?
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  7215. If the teachers were any good there would be no need to learn maths for 12 years in the first place. Everyone should be competent by age 14.
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  7216.  @jmajorsma  I've never seen that. Can you name one?
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  7217.  @jmajorsma  he matched the description of someone wanted for robbery, he had a gun on his lap, and some cigarettes from the robbery were found in his car. He did not cooperate, because he was guilty.
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  7218. The last time I cried was when Notre Dame burned down.
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  7219. It's fascinating to learn that marxists created gender theory to produce standardised consumers for capitalists. I had always assumed it was for another reason.
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  7220. You don't want Italian sperm disrupting the gene pool do you?
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  7221. It's not a privacy issue if your ISP and browser spy on you, you can read the web in other ways.
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  7222.  @whig01  it wasn't about the censorship, it was about calling things by their name and not making excuses. If I publish something and it gets removed for political reasons, I've been censored. It doesn't matter that I can publish it elsewhere and reach 1% of the audience.
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  7223.  @whig01  the extensions are available in other jurisdictions. It is presumably not Mozilla's policy to restrict them in Russia, though since they did not talk to the press about it we can only guess.
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  7224.  @whig01  it's censorship because it's been removed on the orders of a government. If there is no right to offer a product because the government objects for political reasons, you've been censored. If you can evade that censorship, it's still censorship.
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  7225.  @whig01  if it's stupid to point out that it was indeed censorship, then it was equally so to claim it was not. Yet you did.
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  7226.  @whig01  it was logic, not sophistry.
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  7227. I love your videos.
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  7228.  @catherineflores5025  I care. I always check.
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  7229.  @asd3601  they would do that in August.
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  7230. Your bank account is backed by the value of the assets owned by the bank, not the number of pieces of paper they have. They can print all the paper they want, and reduce your digital balance as they hand it to you, it makes no difference. The value of the assets is what matters
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  7231. There is private debt too, and if people get their money back they can pay it off. Others will spend it, and improve the debt-gdp ratio.
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  7232.  @PaulChapman1bz  you fell for the propaganda they fed you. They wanted you to fear, and you complied.
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  7233. People are trying to make you scared!!11!! You need to run about like a lunatic and be terrified of the fact people are trying to make you scared!1!! But they're just trying to warn you of something which you ought to be warned about, so there's nothing to be terrified of, so ignore Paul and chill out. It's just like covid, there is something legitimately to be concerned about. He wants you to be terrified that people are concerned about it. Resist the fearmongering.
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  7234. People show no symptoms because symptoms take a few days to show and when the virus spreads at an exponential rate half the people who test positive will have caught it within the last doubling period, which can be as short as a few days.
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  7235. The people affected by this are not merely expendable, they are a net-negative. Their absence improves communities.
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  7236. They've been showing foreigners as "Ukrainian" for months, and have been doing similar in other situations for decades. It's not about this week's news events, it's a desire to present Europe as being far more diverse than it really is. They also use Africans in historic dramas, to pretend Europe was always African. They do it because they hate us.
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  7237. Social distancing hasn't suddenly become ineffective just because youtube has changed its policy. What you've not noticed is that the virus has changed, the number of people with antibodies has changed, the pandemic has ended. Now youtube has changed too, because it's less harmful to lie about these things now. Masks were always effective. You could verify that by breathing into a cloth and seeing if it got damp. The dampness is the moisture from your lungs, which potentially contains virus particles, getting lodged in the fibres instead of going into the atmosphere. A mask was never anything to be scared of, and a mask mandate during a period where circumstances required us to wear masks was never tyranny. I will never get over how many people bought into the propaganda. There were people genuinely terrified that they would suffocate if they put a mask on, because they had been told it by a nobody on facebook! They thought this was the beginning of a never-ending tyranny, and now that it's over they can't make sense of what's happened. And they think they were right.
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  7238. She left her husband for another man and still got a huge payout in the divorce.
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  7239. It's globalism versus nationalism. The nations are looking at what the globalists have done to the regions they conquered--the "empire of lies" as Putin calls it--and see nothing of value, no reason to join. It's a collapsing empire which has relied on propaganda for so long it thinks it can win a war on Twitter with memes such as "bogged down" and "the ghost of Kiev". The rest of the world is living in reality, where taking ground wins a war, and controlling the oil is more important than controlling the money.
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  7240. My country is so weak I have trouble understanding the people in Ukraine who would choose to fight for theirs.
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  7241. Welcome back!
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  7242. Because Linux doesn't report all my activities to Microsoft I have to maintain a spreadsheet and email it to rhem every week. So we should consider that against all the advantages.
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  7243. So "Diverse" means "Black". They told us this would reflect the world, but all is does is submit to the most powerful racial identity group.
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  7244. "One to the power of two to the power of many" is 1.
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  7245. In the UK there was never an option to vote for this. Every major party manifesto promised the opposite, which is what people voted for.
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  7246. For context regarding that article about Russia's economy "staggering but on its feet," consider that on 27th February western media began to report that the war was costing Russia €20 billion each day. That was 175 days ago. €3.5 trillion and still standing!
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  7247. This would be a great Explorer alternative. I wouldn't buy it on the bracelet though.
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  7248. You need to sack your editor. Those sound effects and inserted memes and clips damage your content rather than enhance it.
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  7249. Craig Deleeuw Robertson got more than that. He made some online comments which his size and lack of mobility couldn't carry out, but the FBI went to his house and neutralized the heck out of him.
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  7250. If you want to defeat their plan, end the pandemic. You can do that by wearing a mask and telling everyone else to wear one too.
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  7251.  @gjemd459  there is definitely ignorance aplenty, but I think it is induced more by the distrust of authority which has been growing for longer than Trump has been in office. And during his term it is the media more than the government which has led to a decline in trust. They manufactured an international crisis just to make Trump look bad and disrupt his agenda, so what lies might they be telling about the pandemic?
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  7252.  @gjemd459  remember when they told us it was the flu? Remember when they misconstrued hydroxychloroquine research to tell us it is dangerous rather than that it saves lives if taken early? Remember when they said it's safe to riot but not to ask for economic restrictions to be lifted? They are the enemy of the people, not innocent parties
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  7253. David Lammy is not English.
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  7254. If you can't explain your job to a 19-year-old maybe your job isn't necessary. I doubt a burger flipper would have failed that 15 minute inquisition.
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  7255. The test they used is made by Hangzhou Biotest Biotech, and sold by Premier Biotech in Minnesota. Researchers in Denmark found it to be the 9th most accurate of 9 they tested. But the Stanford team probably didn't mind the inaccuracy, because the results they achieved fit with their prejudice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8Pv77R3g1E#t=5m43s
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  7256. Even Truss was better.
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  7257.  @cameronbosch1213  nobody is disputing that. Where does it say they can copy the entire distro? There's more to a distro than sources.
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  7258. Implicit within their response is "we're going to give the country herd immunity". I would have loved it if the world had taken "extreme" precautions for 2 weeks at the end of January, but we're now at the stage where a country which does that could find itself isolated from the world because of their population's vulnerability to a disease which might be endemic everywhere else on the planet.
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  7259.  @johnsmith-zu5db  didn't someone get fired recently for once having mentioned eugenics? And here we are.
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  7260.  @MaxJames597yompfitness  IWS will say whatever it takes to get more of your money for their cause. Mediazona says its 50k, so you should assume other deceptions are on a similar scale.
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  7261. There used to be a saying, back in the day. "Get woke...". I forget the rest.
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  7262. Admit it, the girl in the passport story was Rishi Sunak!
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  7263. I was more offended by her singing.
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  7264. Trump should ban every corporation that lied about this. The press has a right to be in a press conference but no individual journalist or corporation does.
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  7265. The banned video list on Reddit is comprised of Hitler speeches, titles like "Europe Awaking" and one called "Gaza: It Is Not A War, It's Murder". No ISIS, no BLM, no Antifa, no Nation of Islam, no communism. I have literally no idea why people think there is a specific group behind this!
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  7266. They have an exemption from stamp duty. Technically we all do, but it's something to do with the way they purchase properties via islamic mortgages, so the framework is more readily available to them than to the traditional house buyer.
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  7267. Children of God pretending to be refugees so they can invade the lands of other children of God. We should not be naive.
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  7268. All the people involved in this scam - thousands of them, just normal people in normal jobs - have yet to speak out.
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  7269. It's "controversial" because assassinating a head of state is an act of war.
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  7270. I'd like to say that people who are allowed to play life on easy mode will be found out when they get into the workplace. But firms being asked to produce reports of how pay and position correlates with characteristics and they are already expected to recruit graduates from each community in accordance with their graduation rate. The result is that companies will have to find innovate ways to coddle the people who have been coddled through school and university. It's just a wealth transfer; a dead-weight which firms in other countries do not have to carry.
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  7271. It was science that let us know that.
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  7272.  @elLooto  everyone can create a social network too. That doesn't make them valuable or take away from the ones which are.
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  7273.  @elLooto  "tweaking it so it looked different" Yes, I know. That's why something non-identical to Facebook is a perfect analogy. So if a billion social networks can be created, and a billion currencies can be created, why are Facebook and BTC worth anything? Try thinking.
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  7274.  @elLooto  your claim was that a cryptocurrency has no value because it can be replicated. Facebook is exactly the same in this regard, and neither's valuation depends on your own opinion. BTC and Facebook are much more valuable than any similar alternative, which shows that their value comes from something other than the codebase. BTC is not infinitely inflatable, because it remains a unique network even if its codebase is duplicated. Whether it's possible to scam people by creating a token or a duplicate of Facebook's login page is not relevant to your claim about crypto being infinitely inflatable.
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  7275.  @elLooto  they are both networks. If you don't know where the value lies and cannot see the similarity then you will miss out. Marketing a new token and getting it onto exchanges is expensive and requires skill. Running a social network can be done cheaply on serverless architecture. In both cases the hard part is creating the human network, which is where the value is. Tulips do not have the value of a currency. People have been proclaiming the end of crypto for more than a decade now; tulip mania lasted 3 years.
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  7276. Nobody thinks kings are only from Europe. However, there are black supremacists who think the fact there were kings in Africa is some kind of an achievement for themselves. Why do they think the existence of kings has anything remarkable about it? Do they think there were no kings outside Africa?
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  7277. I remember that well. BTC is up 20 times since people told us it was hacked and worthless.
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  7278. Decolonising the library by removing the books the colonisers want removed.
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  7279. Suddenly people on Twitter are against human trafficking.
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  7280. @Jord The Canadian my reply got deleted. I wanted to tell you you are not taking this seriously or considering the affects of your emotion-driven reactionary implied demands.
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  7281. @Jord The Canadian supply chains were disrupted before there were any lockdowns, because that's what happens during a pandemic. You have no idea what is going on, or how to respond to it. How long does it take to end a virus with a 2-week incubation period if there is an authority to coordinate a response and everyone understands what the response is for and why it is necessary? If you want the lockdowns to end 2 weeks from today, tell everyone to take them seriously. If you want them to go on forever, tell people to "resist". I'm in the 2-week camp, because I understand what's happening and what our options are. I wish stupid people were less sure of themselves.
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  7282. It's OK to be grey.
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  7283.  @Uqwefsdjxsa  why would they restore the commonwealth? It still exists. They want Britain to have a British essence, that's what they want to restore. If anyone doesn't even know what that is, first they need to travel, but second they prove the need for it to be restored.
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  7284. It's done for a purpose, but to suggest that every outcome is the purpose is just wrong.
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  7285. 13:17 that looks like a jet engine in a vacuum tube. Surely I must be mistaken!
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  7286. I thought Vaccine Rollout was that new Czech player. This makes much more sense now.
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  7287.  @yiguanas812  there will be an election whether you vote or not.
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  7288.  @yiguanas812  donors are out-voted, and you missed the point. Reform won't win, if that's what worries you. As for his background, someone in the comments won't vote for him because he might have had a bank loan, so I have no great regard for people fretting about the background of one person among many. You won't prevent the election happening. That's a fact, not a defence.
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  7289.  @yiguanas812  I don't think you don't want it to happen, I think you're overlooking the fact that it will. Calling it an election rather than an election won't make it go away. Everyone who gets elected is voted for.
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  7290.  @yiguanas812  people who don't vote are not significant, because elections are decided by voters. Not donors. Did low voter turnout in Rochdale scare the establishment, or was it the fact people voted for someone other than them?
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  7291.  @yiguanas812  China is simply opposition, not controlled. USA is putting troops in Taiwan and EU is talking of sanctions. Do you know of the asymmetric warfare manual from 1999? In an election the people who take part are more significant than the ones who don't.
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  7292. Why should we be blamed for not integrating people we never wanted to come here?
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  7293. Nadine Dorries doesn't like the trans Siberian railway? Imagine my shuck!
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  7294. @jesus jones Magna Carta does not specify that the country will have a monarchy, yet it was sealed by the King, so there must be a part of the constitution which precedes it, which created the role of King. That part is unwritten, as is much of the rest of the constitution, and there is no single document which states every rule and code and precedent the government must abide by. In other words, it's an unwritten constitution.
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  7295. @jesus jones I don't think you know what a constitution is. What makes the Queen the head of state? Where is it written? Any document which assumes the existence of a king cannot be the constitution, so Magna Carta is not a constitution. The US constitution states "The executive Power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America." Magna Carta begins "JOHN, by the grace of God King of England". Can you find a written British constitution which creates the role of King, rather than assumes the role has already been created?
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  7296. @jesus jones you don't know what a constitution is. A constitution determines who is allowed to seal a document like Magna Carta - it defines whether it would be a king or a president or a group of bishops, etc. The constitution necessarily pre-dates Magna Carta, so to support your claim that the UK has a written constitution you would have to find that earlier document. If you want to cite the Pope's confirmation of Alfred as king then that's a start, but Magna Carta also mentions Barons, which are roles whose rights and duties would have to be outlined in a constitution, so where is that document? England did not, and the UK does not, have a written constitution. The US has one document which creates the role of President, and creates congress. That's a written constitution. England does not have something like that to create the king and his barons, it just assumed that kings and barons exist and have the authority to make a contract like Magna Carta. The fact of the UK's constitution being written down or not is a separate issue from your opinion on whether governments are or are not mob rule. Stop putting "mob rule" in parentheses. It makes you look uneducated.
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  7297. @jesus jones If Magna Carta "was the first charter to exist in the world" and did not create the role of king and baron then there was no written constitution in England, because those roles would have to be created by the constitution. Magna Carter is not a constitution, it is a contract between people holding positions that would have been created by the constitution. The constitution is unwritten.
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  7298. @jesus jones I don't need a history lesson or your opinion on government as a mob, I just need you to understand what a constitution is, but you don't. Without that this is pointless.
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  7299. @jesus jones that is not relevant to the question of whether the UK, or England, has a written constitution. I won't tell you whether I agree or disagree, or what my opinion is on that, because it's not relevant to the matter at hand. I came here to dispute the claim that the UK has a written constitution.
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  7300. @jesus jones the first line of the description of that video is "The Constitution of the UK consists of several documents". This is what people mean when they say there is no written constitution - it is interpreted from various documents, instead of being written as a constitution. Magna Carter is categorically not a constitution because it does not create the monarch, yet the country has a monarch. Obviously there is some other document or convention which created the monarch, and others including Magna Carter which grant or limit the powers of the monarch. All of them together, and others defining the same for the barons, or parliament, or the prime minister etc form the unwritten constitution.
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  7301. But whereas Nimarata only won the DC primary, Biden won his party's nomination.
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  7302.  @nova68cutie  I saw people fearing they would suffocate if they wore one, or that they would become infected with their own germs. There was a psyop to make you not wear one, because they limit the spread of the virus and could end the P faster. Remember the group that described it as a window of opportunity? They asked you to hold the window open so you did.
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  7303. Culture warriors now claim they've done nothing at all and the backlash is the actual culture war. It's all so tiresome.
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  7304. Remember that Sting sang Inshallah (arabic for God willing) at the reopening of the Bataclan following the ISIS terrorist attack. These people are so disconnected from reality it's a joke.
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  7305. So I can capture someone's bank passwords, and they can't do anything about it until I move to Brazil and transfer all their money to my account there. Cool!
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  7306. The fighting-age ones have to identify as schoolchildren before being allowed into schools. Western intolerance is astounding!
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  7307. The ice babies are supposed to be 16' deep and 82' wide. You proved that they are stable in this scenario, while claiming they are not. 2:57, 5:00
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  7308. Why is he attaching the INV word only to the Chinese IMGs? The other IMGs are part of a massive logistical operation which will change the country fundamentally. They are being raised up, kitted out, fed, lead, and they have their bags carried. Only the last part is different to what Napoleon did; we need to know who today's Napoleons are.
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  7309. Putin will be dreading this move. How can he take over the world if EVERY community in the USA has Great Strength? If you oppose this policy you're a Putin stooge.
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  7310.  @weirdsciencethe2nd205  they had to do it because there are too many stupid people who from the start have not accepted there's a pandemic and would happily spread it around if they were allowed to. Also, too many people don't understand exponential growth and advocate doing nothing to stop the growth.
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  7311. @EndtheNWO now how about you find out what a false positive is and work out how many positives there would be if what you think Is true really is true! Once you've realised you fell for an obvious lie, you can look at a photograph of the virus which has not been isolated and doesn't exist, and you can wonder how they managed to decode its RNA and why so many researchers all around the world have been working on the virus and the disease, publishing papers and stuff like that.
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  7312. @EndtheNWO now masks do work, they are no hazard to health, and you can search "coronavirus hamster mask" to verify this.
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  7313. Just build more houses on flood plains. Problem solved!
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  7314. i) Presidential ii) Combative iii) Church on fire
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  7315. Weak take, man! How do you defend yourself against the people who defend the invaders?
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  7316. There is a sense in which the data is the code, but it's also true that knowledge is not intelligence. The intelligence may be open source even if the learning is not, which would mean every AI installation gives a different response to the prompt "tell me about pirates" in the same way every installation of Rhythmbox responds differently to the prompt "show me songs in the Latin Jazz genre".
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  7317. This video is not a local copy.
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  7318. Why do you say "women prisoners"? When did we swap the usage of Female and Woman? We used to say things like "female scientist" but these days that would be "woman scientist".
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  7319. I'm troubled by the assumption that they identifies as a man. Also, this is just part and parcel of living in a global city.
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  7320. Republicans are the rugged individuals, not like viruses at all. But did you see the Democrats' official twitter account praised government dependence on Independence Day? They can't live without taking from others, and they think that's a good thing.
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  7321. The language trick removing metal from the money is even more evident in the UK. A silver Britannia has "one ounce" written on one side, and "2 pounds" on the other! The Pound Sterling used to be one pound of sterling silver.
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  7322. A cost saving of "85% per cup" Ok, but what's the saving for 2 cups?
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  7323. Another beautiful dial with a big hole cut in it. I'm not convinced there's enough contrast between the hands and the dial. I have the silver Cocktail Time, which is hard to tell the time on because the dial and hands are silver, and I suspect this watch suffers from the same issue to some extent.
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  7324. Russia is willing to supply, it is their customers which imposed sanctions, expecting that to cause civil unrest and regime change. Russia supplied very little to the UK anyway, but with Germany cutting them off there is not enough energy in Europe so what we bought from Europe's other suppliers is both more expensive and restricted in supply.
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  7325. They beat them in 2001. I think the 55 year thing is for the knock-out stages of major competitions, so might only cover 2 or 3 games during that period.
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  7326. He was not arrested for watering plants.
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  7327.  @AlexG-tp2ik  if a criminal says they have a right to be in your house, should the police leave them be? He was not the property owner, he had been accused of suspicious activity (presumably before he started watering the plants), he refused to give ID, and he was belligerent. The only reason people think he should be left alone is because he's black and they assume the police are racist. Look at the facts though, and you can see the cops were just doing their job.
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  7328.  @tensaijuusan4653  I am clever, but it does not take a lot of intelligence to know there was no racism involved, the police acted appropriately, nobody was arrested for watering flowers, and the pastor is his own worst enemy. The problem is, most people are too stupid to work this out. And they vote.
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  7329.  @tensaijuusan4653  the people on TV and loads of people in the comments did. It is one aspect of the lack of intelligent analysis of the situation, yours is another.
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  7330.  @tensaijuusan4653  I am just more intelligent than you, as you yourself noted. A 12-year-old can work out what happened in this situation, but that has nothing to do with the fact you and many others cannot.
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  7331. I am shocked to learn that the CEO of several trillion dollar companies doesn't spend 10 hours per day honing his gaming skills. I was also shocked last time around that he would want us to think he does.
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  7332. Based and studio-pilled. Well done.
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  7333. It's worked out very well for them. They are able to be openly racist and get to work for the New York Times, they make corporations have a maximum quota for white people, they can ban corporations from government contracts if they are owned by white people, they get their people into university with lower grades, government wealth transfers from whites to non-whites over the lest 60 years is equal to the total US debt. Racism works.
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  7334. zorak when did you stop being right?
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  7335. Stories like this have survived thousands of years because they contain eternal truths. Jettisoning those truths whilst keeping the medieval European setting is an odd thing to do.
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  7336. Don't fear the mask.
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  7337. Should the UK submit to China? I think it's what the Loch Ness Monster would want.
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  7338. What makes you think they want or would accept his forgiveness? You should read what the Talmud says about him.
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  7339. If I was Putin and I wanted to destroy the EU I could have no better agent than those who dismiss as Putin Agents all dissenters from the sanctions regime.
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  7340. Chrome-based browsers make it easy to set up multiple profiles, and you can have a profile selection window open by default if you want, so you don't risk having Home stuff opened at Work.
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  7341. Tell the smug one in the glasses to have a chat with Mark C. Having some knowledge would benefit him. 23:17
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  7342.  @655superblues  there are other things that need to dealt with, which in their own way are even bigger threats. For example, why are schools teaching children about Henry VIII's trumpeter but not his leading statesman? It is because his trumpeter had the establishment's preferred hue. There are many examples where activism has resulted in similar fundamental changes to Britain, and it's nothing to do with what your man talks about. He thinks it is wrong to oppose it. He calls people bad names for doing so. He only opposes what is bad for his clients. I tried on another comment thread where you were present, to recommend a video on the topic. To remain within constraints it is necessary to be candid: on a competitor platform which Homer might have written about, find the Egyptian falcon-headed god. Sort his content by oldest and watch the top of the list.
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  7343.  @davey1602  what does a search of "Company number 07678022" reveal?
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  7344.  @655superblues  sorry to be cryptic and overly concise, but I'm trying to remain within constraints whereas much of which I put here has not emerged: On a competitor platform which Homer might have written about, there is an Egyptian falcon-headed god. Sort his content by Oldest and watch the top of the list.
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  7345. I don't think my local supermarket stocks 30 different types of edible plant, and I wouldn't know how to cook them anyway! I manage about 3-7 per day.
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  7346. The FA says he should be included in football, so let him play with other men. Problem solved!
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  7347. They could have amended the picketing law to cover all protests, eg treat the location of the protest as a picket line. If your protest stops people going about their business then you've broken the law. From the government website: Picketing and the law It’s a criminal offence for pickets to: - use threatening or abusive behaviour to people walking past or crossing the picket line - block people or vehicles trying to get into the workplace which is on strike (called ‘causing an obstruction’ by police) - carry weapons - damage property - cause or threaten to cause a ‘breach of the peace’ - try to block roads near the picket line (called ‘causing an obstruction to the public highway’) - try to stop the police who are outside the workplace from doing their job
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  7348. They're not adopting a right-wing ideology, they're rejecting a left-wing one.
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  7349. There is a market for ending drug dealers. The FBI did not create that market.
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  7350.  @ashscott6068  TF has changed his tune since his last video, don't you think? Watch the clip in context in his Debunking video, and see if the new narrative stands up. I expect Trevor to win this, and TF not to use any of those copyrighted facepalm videos in the future.
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  7351.  @ecoandrei328  braver than any other tech outlet, willing to stand against extremism and a powerful cult that has taken over governments.
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  7352.  @DenzX_NJ  he's male, and he's cheating, and good people oppose that behaviour. I don't know exactly what they said that he doesn't want people to hear, but I expect everything they said was true; we've all seen this before. Female is not a costume, nor is it a government designation, nor is it a developmental disorder, which is what he has. It's not a coincidence that the men posing as women so often win their competitions, but it IS unfair.
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  7353.  @Karypink-b6i  he's a man. He had female put on his birth certificate because he was born with a disorder.
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  7354.  @taab84  there is no exception.
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  7355.  @Karypink-b6i  he's a male. He had [the other determination] put on his birth certificate because he was born with a [removed]. I had to censor this. Appeal to youtube if you want to read the original.
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  7356.  @thebigdog2295 it's a response, not a plan.
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  7357.  @thebigdog2295 who planned for the French media to use similar terms as the "Anglo" media, and to what purpose?
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  7358.  @Swipe-Left  the people who want us gone follow Lucifer.
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  7359. This is tolerance.
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  7360. There was a wide variety of negative outcomes for the original strain too.
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  7361. Claim: "I followed the rules" Reality: "he identifies as having followed the rules" If the rules say you have to be a woman, you have to be a woman!
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  7362. There's videos on YouTube of Soviet supermarkets, with nothing in them and some very depressed shoppers. Communism failed like a man on a spending binge; these people are just remembering how good the binge was.
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  7363. I think that red dot is Chippenham. It's mostly South of Cardiff and inland from Bristol.
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  7364. He's vaccinated. Why would you watch this and not want to have the same protection?
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  7365. According to the documentary JFK: The Smoking Gun, the bullet that his his head came from a secret service rifle, fired accidentally from the trailing car. It sounds odd, but they make a good case for it.
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  7366.  @BlackAdder1970  it came from the behind and to the side. JFK wore a body brace, which affected his movement.
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  7367. They only put people onto ventilators when it is absolutely necessary, so you should expect the number of survivors to be low. John made this point many times in 2020. Please stop listening to fearmongers, it does not help you live a free life.
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  7368.  @GTI-Eddy  it was probably the goo in their lungs that was inhibiting their breathing. Search "covid lungs" to see what doctors were facing. Here's an example of what you will learn when you do that: The pneumonia that COVID-19 causes tends to take hold in both lungs. Air sacs in the lungs fill with fluid, limiting their ability to take in oxygen and causing shortness of breath, cough and other symptoms. Do you think doctors would intubate people without a sedative? Stop listening to fearmongers, they are not on your side. You do not need to be scared.
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  7369.  @GTI-Eddy  you bought into the conspiracy theories. Why would you do that if you were not scared and did not follow the fearmongers instead of the data? John made several videos in which he pointed out that when people were bad enough to need ventilation it was usually "game over," as you put it. You have been told to fear a conspiracy that used a last-chance resuscitation method to dispatch people, and you complied because you did not follow the data that told you it was all fake. When people on the BBC told you facts about the pandemic, it was to inform you, not to scare you. You did not need to be scared of facts. The fearmongers told you that the people telling the truth were part of a conspiracy to make you scared. You fell for it, whereas the people who did watch the BBC did not! They were not scared, they were concerned about things they needed to be concerned about and were not living in fear of the beginning of a never-ending tyranny as were so many who refused to follow the data! You can still look at the data the rest of us are familiar with. You can still see what actually happened all around the world. You do not need to be scared of reality, you do not need to submit to fearmongers. Watch some of John's videos from 2020 and 2021 - you have so much to learn, and nothing to fear!
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  7370.  @dariusgreysun  OMG I found a denier!!!1!
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  7371.  @HaleyChain-vw8rr  it is access to the unused resources of a region, particularly those in land traversed by stone age tribes. It's not the fault of the moderniser that there might be fearful people there who don't understand the benefits of diversity.
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  7372.  @HaleyChain-vw8rr  Britain was modern before it was made diverse. Unlike Kenyans, we had no reason to welcome it and have seen no benefit. Kenya was improved, not exploited.
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  7373.  @HaleyChain-vw8rr  we didn't ask either, and it's supposed to be immoral to complain about it. Why the double standards when we don't even benefit?
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  7374.  @HaleyChain-vw8rr  I'm telling people not to make excuses for them. You're citing the debunked theories of a biased "researcher" who sought to downplay the achievements of people he hates.
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  7375.  @HaleyChain-vw8rr  it's not a theory, it has been debunked. And it has been used to promote hatred and implement discrimination. You need to watch that video.
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  7376. If you were setting up a shop as a money laundering front, why would you pick a prime location with an £80k rent?
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  7377. The death rate is not 2%. There was some analysis in the Lancet on 12th March which matched deaths recorded on day n with cases recorded on day n-14 and arrived at an overall death rate of 5.7%. Dr John Campbell just covered it in his video entitled "Death rates". The WHO says death occurs between 2 and 8 weeks after the onset of symptoms, so using 14 days in that analysis provided the lowest possible number. Multiply the predicted outcome by at least 3. (actually it's a bit less because the estimate of the original number of cases here was based on the lower presumed death rate)
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  7378. It's a country, not the Israel of the bible.
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  7379.  @ufoclips1  no they did not. Nobody would be so stupid, and that patent is for a method to create a generic coronavirus for research. Coronavirus is a type of virus, not a species.
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  7380.  @ufoclips1  read the patent. You have been lied to. Why would anyone patent a bioweapon? Were they hoping to license it? If so, why did they claim the patent was for a generic coronavirus to be used for research?
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  7381. ​ @sigsauer7929 they're basically doing all of this because of fake news.
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  7382. It doesn't apply to picture stamps, so if you might ever want to send something which can't be traced to you by a government agency, stock up on picture stamps.
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  7383. They do. This is not about a wind shortage.
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  7384. Actions during an emergency do not constitute a police state. We were not locked in our homes for 2 years, despite what we on the right are constantly told (who created that message, and for what purpose hmmm), and the whole thing was over by December 2021 when Omicron came.
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  7385. I'm European and I support JD Vance. Our leaders have failed bigly and are turning authoritarian to cover themselves.
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  7386. The number of infections and deaths fell when lockdowns were imposed, and rose when restrictions were lifted. Not only in the UK but elsewhere as well. So lockdowns do work. Do they result in large numbers of other deaths? Not according to the official record in the UK, which shows a similar number of deaths this year as last year except for the periods where the covid infections and deaths were high.
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  7387. "Parasites don't have rights" Do welfare recipients?
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  7388.  @Jimmy4video  that was imperialism, and so is the EU. You're asking for the thing that has caused wars and destruction throughout history.
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  7389. Why is it a problem that France has self-determination? Which supra-national authority should be allowed to tell the French what they can and cannot trade with the Italians?
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  7390.  @ttos3093  if they had control of their currency they would have a way out of their problems. The EU is preventing them from getting better, and deserves not credit or thanks. They should not "shut the F up" but thank you for another insight into the mind of a pro-EU authoritarian. Why are you all so fascist?
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  7391.  @danielcooke9974  no, not that.
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  7392. China is run by communists. Eco warriors are often accused of being socialists using the environment as a cover for their totalitarianism. Put 2 and 2 together, and it makes sense that they would not want to call out China.
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  7393. One girl tried to trick her boyfriend into getting her pregnant, so she could claim 18 years of child support form him. That's not illegal. Another was annoyed that a guy didn't try harder after she said no. In the UK he would be committing a misogynistic hate crime if he persisted. #FeministLaws
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  7394. "Misogyny" is now a hate crim, as per the Daily Mail: "Police will now record whether a violent crime was motivated by the victim's sex" It's for violent crime now, but will likely be extended to disagreements with feminists on Twitter.
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  7395. I installed MX Linux recently on an old laptop. 2 observations: 1, it's FAST. 2, the browser homepage is not set to Distrowatch (I genuinely thought they must have done that to get the top rating for so long).
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  7396. "Alternative facts" are not falsehoods, they are facts which debunk things you don't want to be debunked.
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  7397. The CDC did not contradict Youtube's guidelines with that report about cloth masks. You've been wrong about this for 2 years and you insist on remaining incoherent! If you look at the full title of that story you can see it cannot possibly contradict their advice about masks, or youtube's guidelines, but doing 30 seconds' research would be too much like journalism, and all it could do is disprove what you have been misinforming people about. So why bother?
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  7398. The economy collapsed because of the response to the virus. They are not using it as an excuse, and everyone knows the response is the cause of the collapse.
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  7399.  @shekelclipper4069  literally true. They did not use it as an excuse, they are not hiding anything. You're not awake, you're dreaming.
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  7400.  @robertbeisert3315  it does not need to be backed by anything, it just needs to be used.
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  7401.  @robertbeisert3315  my reply had been removed. You're not supposed to know that it requires no backing so I've rephrased for you to get the message through.
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  7402. Have you considered that he does not profit from vaccines and spends tens of billions of his own wealth on global health programmes?
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  7403. Chip was exasperated. That's pretty close linguistically if not medically.
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  7404.  @MrRoyalbeers  why didn't they leave when Zelensky was shelling cities? The train shelling was done by Ukraine, and western media shut the story down when pictures of the missile's serial number came out. Racists want more Africans in Europe, because they hate Europeans. Non-racists want Europe to remain a place for its own people and culture, so they oppose the activities of the racists. You're very confused about this. And finally, African students do not become refugees in Poland, they go home.
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  7405. The bamboozle was to make you think you were immune before you got infected. I wonder how many fell for that one.
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  7406. That's incredibly dishonest. An African in London in 1909 estimated that there were about 100 Africans in the city at the time, so it was diverse. Now the natives are a minority, which is diverse. No change, it's still diverse. The social experiment forced on us without consent or even consultation is not comparable to anything in history except invasion. But you use the word "diverse" to pretend it is common throughout history. You lie.
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  7407. There was no "gene therapy". We were always only 2 weeks away from the end of restrictions, because that is the incubation period of the virus. Those who are to blame for us all being locked in, which never happened anyway - I spent more time outside in 2020 than since I was a child, are those who "resisted" and believed it when they were told it was a scam. Why were they told that? Who wanted it to continue?
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  7408. USAID is not "aid from America," it is the United States Agency for International Development, set up in the 1960s to coordinated regime changes.
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  7409. Enforcement of equality and acceptance of hierarchy are better descriptors, but those do necessitate the characteristics you gave them, at least in part.
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  7410. There will still be adblockers for Chrome after next spring. Just last week they announced an increased number of dynamic filter rules in manifest v3 from 5k to 30k. This comment was sponsored by Pursomate, the purse for men.
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  7411. You're assuming they would have gone after him even if the finished wallet did not have their logo on it. I doubt that's the case.
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  7412.  @Snotnarok  the last sentence of your original comment shows that you do think they would take issue with his reuse of what they sold him even if he had removed their logo. There is no reason to believe they would do that, they're just protecting their trade mark.
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  7413.  @Snotnarok  the last sentence, not the penultimate one. You said it was a case of "we still own it and will tell you how to use it," but he used their trade mark and that's illegal. If he only used the leather, after removing the trade mark, there would be no infringement. If they had tried to stop him doing that then your comment would be valid. The thumbnail of the video he posted about the private investigator shows a wallet with the LV logo centered on the flap. That's the video Louis linked to. You're saying that LV would have taken action even if the logo was removed, because they still own the leather. There is no evidence to suggest they would do such a thing.
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  7414. ​ @Snotnarok  "the logos were removed from the material and they were cut up and modified into entirely, different items" That's not what he did. You can see in the video what he does. The video shows him doing it. You even quoted me: "he made a wallet and put someone else's logo on it". That is what the video shows him doing, and he describes the process as he does it. He even tells you where the pattern for the wallet comes from, and it is not from LV. Watch the video then reply. The issue with the Rolexes is not that they looked like Rolexes, it is that the Rolex logos were put back onto the watches after being removed. That is what was not allowed, and it is the same thing the wallet maker is doing. You can't just buy some LV logos and put them on your own products. He did that. As for the comment where you said what I told you you said, yes you did say it in that comment. I pointed that out to you several times, and even corrected you on which part of the comment you stated it in. It was the last sentence, not the penultimate one.
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  7415.  @davidpachecogarcia  it's trade marked, not a copyright issue.
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  7416. Islam is in the ascendancy, the west is in decline, so let's give the west a good kicking and welcome a new era of islamic supremacy! What could possibly go wrong?
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  7417. If children were being detained in adult camps, the left would complain about that too. In Europe children get raped in detention centres.
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  7418. The ovals around the subdials on the Venus one are to mimic the Speedmaster 38mm version (the ladies' Speedmaster). It also has the same bezel.
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  7419. @RBCO no it's not. It is not gain-of-function, despite what the fearmongers tell you.
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  7420. You don't make any gains among people who matter when you conflate climate and weather. Nobody is telling you weather change is a bad thing, because they know the difference. Until you learn that, they won't listen to any of your opinions on the topic, and anyone who is influenced by your faulty argument will also be ignored when they try to use it against people who have any knowledge of what's actually going on. You're a net negative when you lie, so stop doing it.
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  7421. OFCOM has said it won't investigate Channel 4's election interference.
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  7422. Is Fonda banned by Twitter yet, or is threatening terrorism less bad than being a conservative?
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  7423. The judge who sentenced Brock Turner for a drunken hookup was booted from office and lost his pension despite being found to have acted appropriately by an independent review.
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  7424. That's not the price of silver, it's the price of a maple. A bar can cost £19/oz and a pair of earrings would cost much more.
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  7425.  @stevewintermute195  yes they do. There are hospitals near the southern border facing bankruptcy because they can't afford to keep treating people for free. Even the New York Times has reported on this - 2 years ago!
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  7426. Pensions are funded by wealth creation, not money creation.
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  7427. The kid's not wearing a mask!
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  7428.  @snakey934Snakeybakey  they oppose it for the same reasons they oppose the UK. Supporting nationalism in one place but not another is a more notable hostility.
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  7429.  @testtest-lc4xz  I read the T&Cs because there was widespread concern about them and I wanted to know what the situation was. You didn't read them because you were told to fear and you wanted to comply.
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  7430.  @testtest-lc4xz  there is no other reason to want to be ignorant, and when you try to use my lack of ignorance against me, it just makes it more clear what you are about. You are fearful and compliant, and you know it makes you a lesser person than me.
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  7431.  @testtest-lc4xz  I don't even need to say it, you told us. Fearful and compliant, and intentionally ignorant.
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  7432.  @ghost-user559  "The desktop is for what you are using now". Alternatively, Bookmarks in the file manager are for what you're doing now, and later too. It's Super+D to hide windows and access files on the desktop, or Super+F to open the file manager above your windows and access files there. The latter has your files in their proper place within Documents or wherever, and doesn't mess up your active windows. "Mac handles this flawlessly with optional “stacks”". Well it sounds to me like they just let you have infinite unmanaged files on your desktop!
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  7433.  @ghost-user559  I'm against letting users choose bad things. Use cases should be implemented in the most appropriate manner, not in every possible manner. A stack of papers on a desk is not file storage, it is application windows. Files are stored in a filing cabinet, they might have bookmarks to identify commonly used ones, and they are opened on your desktop. The metaphor is bookmarks in a file manager, and application windows on your desktop.
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  7434.  @ghost-user559  every programmer doesn't let people use programs the way they want, but none of them can prevent you using your computer the way you want, and I never suggested they do or should. On the contrary, I think programmers should not be forced to implement every possible solution, only the ones they think are best, and I hope you can adopt that way of thinking. Early versions of windows had a filing cabinet as the icon for the file manager. The desktop is not a filing cabinet, and files on an actual desk are not in storage, they are the equivalent of pdf viewers. Files out of storage are applications.
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  7435.  @tylercampbell6365  you're assuming race as a motive when there is no evidence of it. He told them what the situation was, and they said "ok". Not exactly the klan is it? Arbury did not die while jogging, he died while trying to take someone's rifle. He had been casing am empty property, not jogging. Ironically, the community knew him as "the jogger" because of his habit of running away when they caught him predating on them.
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  7436.  @tiermacgirl  I'm not offering any links to click! You you even think? The fact is there is no evidence of racism, and calling this a racist act makes everyone worse off. Stop doing it.
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  7437.  @Bullminator  they would lose money by doing that, not gain any.
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  7438.  @johnorem1915  the US spends far more on health and welfare than on the military. Military spending is 3.2% of GDP (2018), which is less than Russia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and 18 other countries.
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  7439. World military spending is 2.141% of world GDP, according to the World Bank. Health spending is far more than that.
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  7440.  @benbennington8859  what would your society be like if there was a punishment for being lazy or not living according to the truth? That's what Libertopia would be like.
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  7441.  @benbennington8859  no, having welfare drew foreigners to the country and giving them citizenship made them impossible to remove. We would still have a country if we did not have those things. With them, we will lose everything. If we had a libertarian country it would still be ours. What happens in the type of country you prefer when people are lazy or do not live according to truth? They get welfare and government grants! That's why the system you prefer is collapsing. If you lived in a libertarian country you would not be forced to subsidise laziness or perverse ideologies. If you can't make sense of this you should consider that you are not equipped to make decisions for yourself. In a libertarian country people who can't understand things cannot make decisions for other people.
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  7442.  @benbennington8859  you had some comments censored, so I can't repsond to them. You need to refrain from hate please.
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  7443.  @benbennington8859  why would I take you seriously when you do not know what you're talking about, cannot comprehend counterpoints, and get defensive instead of presenting a proper argument against it? And then you spew hate so that your comments have to be hidden for the benefit of all mankind...
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  7444. Just imagine what they'd be like if they actually found some actual racism!
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  7445. Why should they be prosecuted for that? A man recently drove someone else's Tesla because he thought it was his and his electronic key opened the door. Would you throw him in jail too, or if he wasn't jailed would you consider him above the law?
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  7446. limited State is the new Rare Pepe
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  7447. Telling western media that it was a Russian rocket despite it being tracked from launch by NATO was not an accident. If we didn't get the photos proving it wasn't Russian they would have taken us to war.
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  7448. Windows 8 and 10 had Live Tiles in the launcher doing that. Everyone complained because it was change.
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  7449.  @Yamatoshinjimoto  shut up.
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  7450.  @SK-ei4cm  Tue people you call Anglo Saxon are native, because they are descended from Britons. The racist claim that the UK has no native people is motivated by hatred and a desire for colonisation and ethnic cleansing. We know who you are and what you do.
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  7451.  @SK-ei4cm  It's been 1500 years. There is no distinction any more, except in the twisted hate-filled minds of those who seek the natives to be eradicated by colonisation. Saying "Not native" is an easy way to identify yourself as an enemy of the British people.
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  7452. Russia should demand elections because the Ukraine constitution does not allow them to be suspended, but they were, so there is currently no legitimate president there to sign a peace treaty.
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  7453. The AV referendum had a bigger margin.
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  7454. Control freaks.
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  7455. I'm a sane, informed person and I used to listen to Delingpole's podcast until he lost his mind over the pandemic. I was wearing a facemask back when the WHO was telling us not to, because people who actually care about truth demonstrated that they work.
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  7456. Not all people, just those with ancestry in Europe.
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  7457. 9th century Arab slavers noticed the same characteristics of Africans that non-PC people today do. So removing us from the world would not stop what they call racism, it would just leave the people who want to remove us with nothing left to hate, thereby ending their racism I suppose. Although I'm sure they will quickly find another group to turn their ire towards.
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  7458.  @obid7755  they don't have "karma on their minds" they just want their land back.
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  7459.  @ApostleOfZeus199  the conditions there are already in place here, but it's wrong to assume that what the Palestinians are responding to over there will continue to be done to them over here.
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  7460.  @oceanwave4502  we need to work towards having our own regions. Not as an ideal solution, but as a best future.
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  7461. A policy should be judged by its impact on the people it was imposed on. So it's not GDP/capita that we should be looking at, it's the GDP/capita of the British people. Letting India's richest man live here would boost capita incomes, but that does not make the policy a success.
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  7462. I can't believe you're still scared of vaccines. Get over it.
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  7463. The US should pull out of its security pacts with the UK and other European countries which have abandoned democracy and human rights. They have no business in protecting this regime.
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  7464. Given that the downside is negligible I'd say the 65% chance of success is excellent! I wouldn't compare this to getting on a plane. What is missing form this study is the effect of HCQ on the severity of the disease. Why are there so many anecdotes of it being so successful in preventing death?
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  7465.  @noneyours3237  you have no business telling people to "deal with it" if your first comment is a whine about someone who is dealing with it!
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  7466.  @noneyours3237  you were whining about someone who was dealing with the problem of the 3rd world invasion of Europe; it's not about you, your family, or your island. You can't deal with what you can't admit. If Africans hadn't failed at home they wouldn't be coming here. Deal with it. It's not our fault and they're not our responsibility. Deal with it. We can't feed and clothe all of them, so at some point the invasion will have to be stopped. Deal with it. Decolonization happens. Deal with it. You sound like a racist. Deal with it. And stop being so damn fragile. Deal with that too.
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  7467. Obligatory globalist propaganda at the end there.
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  7468.  @You-Got-Served  we keep getting stopped though! Until the establishment realises they what they have done is bad for them, nothing will change. It doesn't matter how many protests we do.
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  7469. This reminds me of The Onion's Money Hole sketch from 2008. "Driving truckloads of money out into the New Mexico desert and dumping it into a massive pit is one of America's greatest Traditions"
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  7470. They have good reason to be concerned about this bill - it would allow the police to treat them the way they treat patriots!
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  7471. This didn't start in 2020, Peter Schiff had a viral video on the topic in 2014. ""Debate" American Style: Our Top Orators in Action"
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  7472. You bought the propaganda. Please stop doing that! Here's where these predictions come from: Danish socialist politician Ida Auken, wrote the prediction in question and said it was not meant to show a “utopia or dream of the future” but rather “a scenario showing where we could be heading – for better and for worse.” Will you be forced into those predictions? Obviously not, they're predictions. But if you want more info on what is predicted for people who don't want this lifestyle, search some terms in this future-based explanation of the choices made by people who rejected the hi-tech scenario: They live a different kind of life outside of the city. Some have formed little self-supplying communities. Others just stayed in the empty and abandoned houses in small 19th century villages. Sounds great, but as it's a prediction by someone you'll be expected to believe is the WEF, you ought to be terrified of living a self-sustaining life in a village, if you want to retain your based credentials.
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  7473. They did not want to impoverish the people they steal from. This is a result of incompetence.
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  7474. @echoecho3155  I blew you out of the water.
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  7475. Why call this the "crypto industry"? Crypto is still going strong, as is the pyramid scheme industry, but what collapsed here were pyramid schemes. Your analysis is like that which we saw following the Mt Gox collapse, it is just a part of the cynicism industry, which will always be with us. Bitcoin was about $800 when Mt Gox collapsed, and people who knew "bitcoin would be hacked" and other big-brain concepts announced how clever they were not to have got involved.
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  7476. They explained in the video.
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  7477.  @Ultra289  it has built-in adblock and anti-tracking. But also built-in email client and calendar. And they think Crypto is a scam.
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  7478. Proof that the "slippery slope" is not a fallacy.
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  7479. Keep you safe? That's what Trump is trying to do by protecting the border!
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  7480. With the Tories capping household gas prices at £2500, anyone with a large house whose normal bill is likely to be about £2500 would be able to stream their hob 24/7 at a lower cost than the Russians.
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  7481. The people claiming 47% of welfare are there to pay Germans' pensions.
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  7482. As ever, we should hope there is no backlash against the community, and consider banning people whose faces incite these sort of attacks.
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  7483.  @pb9856  you've been confused as to who the submissives are. The people in Belfast and elsewhere are resisting.
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  7484. Pimp, don't Simp.
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  7485. 4:07 Tucker has noticed "noticing" :-) Noticing things makes you a Deplorable at best, and can get you sacked or even jailed.
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  7486. It only had to wor sufficiently, not completely. A broen eyboard can still wor!
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  7487. A good girl puts the lotion on. I wanna see you do it.
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  7488.  @HelghastStalker  that's not a good thing. They're also killing fleeing civilians, using civilians as human shields and depriving them of food. If you think they're "based" because of their Germanic links, find out who Nathan Khazin is.
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  7489. I don't agree that their children will follow in their footsteps. By the time they're adults the situation in the country will be too obvious to ignore, so they'll be down at Dover getting their teeth kicked in by the same police that kneel to lefty "protesters" and let them shut down other people's businesses.
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  7490. You can't avoid covid by getting infected. Big pharma is not in the least bit confounded by your absurd logic.
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  7491.  @jamescaley9942  no clear mechanism for reducing spread? How about the fact you're less likely to get infected if you're vaccinated?
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  7492. @Grim FPV they do work against the delta variant. They were about 90% effective against infection by the original strain and are about 85% effective against delta. "the naturally immune" have contracted covid. There is a weird theory among antivaxxers that becoming infected is the best way to avoid infection. Please think, nobody will do it for you.
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  7493.  @requited2568  my reply got deleted. If herd immunity is impossible then you will get infected, and since your likelihood of death or serious illness is much less with the vaccine, I expect you will be taking it. But since the infection rate among vaccinated people is about 6/7ths of that among infected people and the R-number has never been as high as 7, herd immunity is possible.
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  7494. @Grim FPV if a herd-immunity level of people had been infected, we would have herd immunity by now. I'm not sure what "like that" you are referring to. If it's that people should get infected rather than vaccinated, because of the protection that being infected gives, I have seen a lot of people put forward that as a serious idea.
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  7495. That's a good point! The bond deal might have been setup to trace the group's funding.
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  7496. The Root is the alt-right for blacks. Legitimised by the establishment because they all hate the same people.
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  7497. He misrepresented the change in the CDC's definition of a vaccine. The complaint to the CDC was that the definition implied 100% effectiveness as a condition for a product to be considered a vaccine, whereas no product actually achieves this rate. It was not about the technology used to manufacture the vaccine.
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  7498.  @robbomax1143  "to produce immunity" and "protecting the person" both imply 100% effectiveness. That is the only fundamental change, as discussed in the CDC emails that were released. The MP implied that the change was due to a different technology being used and that the word should not apply to the remedies we have. I'm not sure what you think the difference between "a product" and "a preparation" is. Product might be limited to something sold, and potentially artificial, whereas a Preparation could be that or something gathered from a forest!
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  7499. It's not better, it guarantees infection! Literally 100% of people who got natural immunity got infected.
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  7500. Shut up while I lie and misrepresent your opinion. They've been wrong for decades and they are still wrong; the understatement of the urban heat island effect is crucial to their fearmongering. They are heat island deniers manipulating a young woman to impose authoritarian social and economic restraints globally. The decline in the insect population is cause for concern, but the temperature it not.
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  7501.  @dragonlordpeter9006  outdoor farming and deliveries are being automated too. Being indoors does not turn this into a dystopia, except that aspects of life there are supposedly all planned and Thee Line is constructed around that plan. As mentioned in the commentary, the size and location of shops, offices etc within each walkable neighbourhood would have to be static an unable to adapt to economic needs. So the people would have to be made to need what the structure can sustain rather than the other way around. But we have an outdoor corollary for that too: planning laws and zoning. Whether you live indoors or out, the problem is in the governance, not the automation.
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  7502.  @dragonlordpeter9006  they do the same as in a place outdoors with planning laws.
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  7503.  @dragonlordpeter9006  they will do the same as they do in a place run in a similar manner outdoors. But they will spend less time waiting for a bus. And there will be more planners and fewer architects.
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  7504.  @NaijaHakeem  yes, they are African. Stop hating, stop gaslighting. If they lived on Mars they would still be earthlings.
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  7505.  @alessandroceloria  you know about pressing Enter for the gui procedure, but not for the terminal command. N00b exposed!1!! You also have to open the terminal and change to the right directory. And you might have png and jpg files mixed in which you also want to remove. As an example of how the terminal is a bit like Siri it works, but in practice it's easier to use the gui for this─the difference is less than you present it to be.
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  7506. Biden banned foreign aircraft maintenance contractors from entering the country. An army trained to rely on air support is not going to be very motivated when they have no planes and helicopters.
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  7507.  @LotarL31  you can't provide air cover from inside a crate. Where were the operators and mechanics? Could anyone fly them? The original withdrawal plan was changed unilaterally. If aircraft maintenance was taken off the table, drone capability may have been too. I don't know the details but I can tell you being armed and trained means nothing when you have no plan and no support and the enemy has no reason to stick to an agreement you just tore up.
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  7508.  @LotarL31  then why did the foreign contractors exist? No support, no plan, so who cares about their training? If you can't work it out, just think about what you would do with no plan and no support.
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  7509.  @LotarL31  the contractors maintain the planes after every flight. That's what they do, and the fact they are needed tells you that the locals can't do it. It's not a big deal if you can't work it out, I was just amused that you thought their training was important when they had no support and no plan.
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  7510.  @LotarL31  if you can't work out why they have planes for air cover, and why they have insufficient cover when the planes are unmaintained, that's fine. I was just amused that you thought it was irrelevant.
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  7511.  @LotarL31  when you're trained to fight with air cover and no longer can rely on it, and you have no plan anyway, you're at a great disadvantage. It's not a big deal if you can't work it out though.
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  7512.  @LotarL31  you're avoiding the fact they can't operate the way they were trained, and had no plan. It's ok though, I was just amused by your omission and thought I should bring it up. It's not the only relevant factor of course, but I was not listing all relevant factors, just musing over one important omission.
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  7513. We've come a long way... Fans line up for the Star Wars sequel Empire Strikes Back opening night in San Diego in 1980 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTBl0jO0dWQ
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  7514. We need IQ diversity in Silicon Valley!
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  7515.  @biteycat  it controls Gaza, and would make that control official by granting citizenship to the population.
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  7516.  @peterbushby9009  as I explained before, Egypt gains no diversity dividend from taking in those persecuted people as refugees. It would rather they fought for the return of their homeland.
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  7517.  @peterbushby9009  Israel bombed the south border checkpoint, controls the air space and patrols the coast. Egypt will indeed have no choice.
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  7518. What century? It's the 22nd. People warned about this; they got called racist and were sent to Prevent.
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  7519. Have you tried playing the sound of a motorbike and screaming "no brakes" at people?
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  7520.  @steve_jabz  you were supposed to be using event pages 10 years ago, so v3 ought not to be a big deal in that respect. If you need a permanent background process you're doing something wrong.
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  7521. Youtube has a new censorship technique that "hides" "extremist" videos. You'll still see black supremacists and hatred of white people, but not any "extremist" stuff.
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  7522.  @eitantal726  I gave 3 institutions that fund the same type of thing. If I can't name every single entity then it still exists.
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  7523. @eitantal726  the meta-narrative is one of supposedly independent organisations which fund huge sums to political.projects, so any in the network are valid for calling out. If those 3 do not receive taxpayer funds via this network I would be astonished.
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  7524. Culture is downstream from law.
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  7525. Can't we just attach Greta Thunberg's exercise bike to the national grid?
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  7526. The guy who thinks DeSantis is a bully also thinks gays are accepted all around the world. The power of fake news!
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  7527. Just count the number of hotel rooms and add the population of Birmingham!
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  7528. What they're doing is an attempt to prevent the dollar crashing.
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  7529.  @Treblaine  money is a means of transferring value, not something with inherent worth. The value is the banks' capital, not the paper, and not the currency.
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  7530. If fiat money was not money it would be usable as money. It is money, and all analysis must start from that fact.
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  7531. Megyn should have been fired for allowing JA to lie about his basement.
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  7532. Creation, not transfer. The wealth is transferred from those who create it, not to them.
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  7533. Chrome did have a lot of advertising, but it was also a better browser. It had tabs above the address bar, which made intuitive sense, it had a faster javascript engine, and it separated processes so that when a tab crashed it didn't take down the whole browser. I switched over at version 1 but I'm now on Brave, mostly because it has no connection to Google.
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  7534. You should have explained why automatically-generated videos which are almost indistinguishable from human-generated ones are "garbage".
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  7535.  @nadeoki  on Windows an extension installed that way has to be confirmed every time you open the browser. There are so few extensions that require V2 that it's not worth creating an infrastructure to support them. Browser makers will just make their own blocking solutions like Brave does, and then the number of V2 extensions users will want goes very close to zero.
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  7536. So I heard Vermont will force everyone to buy health insurance. When are you moving to Texas?
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  7537. You want to run it offline because it might call home and you don't know what it does. But you're going to accept every response it gives you.
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  7538. Learn to punctuate.
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  7539.  @spideyman23  I did not make a generalisation. The beneficiaries of the unfair policy are still in place (except for the one in charge of USCG).
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  7540.  @stuartcorbett4902  do you know what his parole orders are? Is it not possible that being in that area at that time with that person was a breach, and that being shot at was nothing connected to his arrest?
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  7541.  @stuartcorbett4902  that's a long way of admitting you have no idea what his parole conditions are.
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  7542.  @stuartcorbett4902  you don't know his parole conditions, all you know is that the police say he was arrested for breaking them. From that you conclude he's not been arrested. This is pointless.
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  7543.  @stuartcorbett4902  I have no idea why it's so important to you to believe the police are lying about his arrest.
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  7544. ​ @Sunrise-d819i2 Fedora says their workstation is for developers, not people who download themes.
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  7545.  @briansmith4520  they don't harm people, and if you'd worn one you'd know that. In Asia there are lots of people wearing masks and many fewer deaths from the virus. We know why that is.
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  7546.  @briansmith4520  even an unsealed mask will help. Any covering will help.
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  7547. Same t-shirt as yesterday, audio sync slightly off...is today's Styx programmed by a Russian bot?
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  7548. ​ @Black_painter_decorator among the many differences is the gestation period. After checking that one you can consider the push to get people from communities to become organ donors.
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  7549. Extreme is a relative definition. People who want Britain to be British are extreme only because the establishment has been taken over by its own type of extremism. The harm they cause is far worse than a few bombs or careless phrases on twitter, but they will never be investigated for it.
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  7550. My weapon says we should ban popes.
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  7551.  @joelc9439  UAE only started giving citizenship to non-nationals in 2021. You need to have lived there for 30 years before you can qualify for naturalisation, unless you're marrying an Emirati man, in which case it is 10 years, or 7 if you have a child. In the Exceptional Talent category you need to hold a patent, or win an internationally recognised award, and generally be truly exceptional. They have a goal of protecting their national identity. Obviously there are several other western countries with systems as lax as our own, but by international standards what has been imposed on us is radical.
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  7552. "Plague blankets" is a racist myth. They did not know how disease spread, they were just giving people blankets.
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  7553. Rebecca Jennings thinks Incel is an ideology. LOL.
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  7554. They would have been shut down by the government, which was favourable to the Z cause.
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  7555. Events in Turkey don't make the western news because there are few Turks writing western news.
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  7556. Reality Hit: this was wrong 10 months ago and is still wrong. How can you still be wrong?
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  7557.  @misspiggy9647  there is no such thing as a face diaper.
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  7558.  @richardarriaga6271  they were controlling their own security, not Ukraine's destiny. It's a nonsense question, so why should he answer it? The regime is far-right, as was reported even by the western media before the SMO, so that one is NOT a loaded question. The EU and US sought to control Ukraine's destiny by [redacted] in 2014. And they did so with the intent of moving their sphere of influence closer to Russia. Russia knew this and was not going to settle for it. They did not keep quiet about it, and they tried to negotiate a settlement before and after the SMO began. But Russia, like China, has found the West to be "agreement incapable" (China's phrase) so their only way of keeping NATO at bay is an unconditional surrender. This is what Gonzalo did not want. He warned against it, and wanted them to agree to Russia's initial demands instead, and not be lead by a small cabal in Washington that truly does not care about the destiny of the Ukrainian people. He was no propagandist, not pro-Russian, actually pro-Ukrainian in ways most commenters here will never understand. You got him wrong because he was more intelligent than you, and better informed.
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  7559. What if there was a race war and only one side turned up?
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  7560. I want to sing along but I can't work out the lyrics.
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  7561.  @kerrylennox7359  he has not been found guilty, there is no proof, the reporters excluded women who were satisfied with their flings, and some of the allegations were of consensual encounters. The alleged accusers did not go to the police until encouraged to do so by activist journalists. This is a crafted narrative, not a structured prosecution. The "investigation" began 4 years ago, at the time Brand was moving away from being a Corbynite. The motivation is not hidden. Your accusations could prejudice the case and may be illegal. Please stop lying.
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  7562.  @kerrylennox7359  he is not guilty of anything and has been accused by journalists of consensual relations, which does not form a strong case even if they were made in a proper environment where he was allowed a defence. I think my earlier reply got censored, in which I warned that lying as you do can be seen as contempt of court following the AG's curios announcement yesterday. I understand that you feel the actions of those alleged women cheapens what you have to offer the world, bt it is not the man they gave it to who you should be angry with.
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  7563.  @kerrylennox7359  you went over it, but you missed that he is not guilty and had to be accused of consensual acts to pad out the alleged victimhood into something newsworthy. Your motivation is hatred, that is clear to all.
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  7564.  @TK-4200  someone else was more corruptible.
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  7565. "Foreign state actors"? They mean foreigners, and that's xenophobic. American is an idea not a nationality, there are no foreigners, tear down the wall etc...
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  7566. They're wrong about women getting more abuse than men. Pew Research surveys (of US adults) in both 2014 and 2017 found men to be the most common targets. A Researchgate paper from 2018 states that for UK politicians "abusive replies are somewhat less directed at women and those not in the currently governing party".
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  7567. When Kissinger mentioned foreigners with political unfluence i thiught he was regerring to...the other ones.
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  7568. They both banned free speech.
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  7569. If they made the same predictions for a Corbyn government, where there at least would be historical precedent, most remainers wouldn't believe them or would think it's a price worth paying. Morgoth's Review made a video about how for the left the rape of thousands of British girls is a price worth paying for bringing in millions of foreigners to change the UK permanently against the wishes of the native population. They're so unapologetic that they made criticism of their policy a hate crime, but they complain that when the will of the people is achieved by an early prorogation of parliament it's a threat to democracy.
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  7570. How?
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  7571. Planning for an economic collapse makes you responsible for the economic collapse, if planning for a pandemic makes you responsible for the pandemic. Stop being terrified, stop believing propaganda.
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  7572.  @christianmcdaniel7718  that's the propaganda, but what is the truth? Were they criticising the racism of the cast and the process of casting them, for example? The controversy was about the IMDB ratings, which you can still see on the Wayback machine as being 25% one-star reviews from anti-bigots and 57% 10-star reviews from haters, and that's definitely not the ratio you have been told by the Regime media! So the question is whether Rotten Tomatoes also deleted reviews from people who objected to the project's hate.
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  7573.  @christianmcdaniel7718  the review-bombing was in the 10-star category and you can see it on the Wayback machine. It's ok to complain about woke agendas being inserted into a yet another family movie, that is not review-bombing.
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  7574.  @christianmcdaniel7718  the review bombs were in the 10-star category, they were not opposing a gay kiss. It is ok to oppose agendas in films. Check the tweet about upsetting "the right people" at the start of this video - that clip was inserted into the move because they hate people. The actor whose tweet that is has made racist comments in the past as well as his hateful comment about people opposed to his culture war. If I had an IMDB account I would have given it an honest 1-star too. So did the review-bombed 10-star "reviews" get deleted? Did Regime institutions rig the score to benefit a Regime institution, whilst other Regime institutions lied to you about what was actually happening?
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  7575. You don't need to hypothesise a tribe in indochina to imagine the liberal reaction to this elsewhere, its been happening over the course of more than a cebtury in Palestine and they call it exactly what it is. The sad thing is that many on our side support it over there.
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  7576. How is it possible? Systemic racism. This is how it operates, this is what it looks like. It never goes the way they tell you it goes, it is always this, and it is common.
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  7577. Chabloz's imprisonment for being offensive whilst disagreeing with the official version of history rather than being imprisoned simply for disagreement, does not disprove the cleric's argument. He said we do not have free speech and that he is offended by the film. He is correct. If he's offended then someone is committing a crime.
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  7578. She lost money because of it. It's not a grift, it's journalism. Grifting is Spiked following the mainstream without checking the facts because they see where the power is moving.
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  7579. They only say that because they didn't encounter anyone for decades after they landed in the Cape, and there were no towns, roads and things like that to suggest an extant civilisation in the place. The fact this ancient town was abandoned and fell centuries before the Dutch arrived and we don't know where they went to is just another convenient confirmation of the settlers' story.
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  7580. ​ @abigailkannai484 it's a type of surrogate nationalism. If they supported their own people they'd get shut down by something we're all familiar with.
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  7581. Correction: VAPA is an acronym, SFUSD is an abbreviation.
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  7582. Can we let them nuke Google HQ before we do anything? The boost to free speech online would be worth it.
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  7583. That attitude will not help you get through the winter. Does your contract stipulate no disconnections? Whether it does or not, you will still be disconnected and you need to prepare for that.
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  7584.  @beneadesmtb  you prepaid and you will be supplied. You can't choose when, just like the rest of us. Prepare to be cut off, whining will not keep you warm.
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  7585. It IS a social construct. And lots of boys have been constructed to think they're girls. In a different society they would know they are boys.
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  7586. There's no such thing as a "face nappy". You do not need to be scared, you never did.
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  7587. The need for "bridge building" speaks to the failure of successive governments' population policies. We never had "community leaders" before replacement became the establishment's guiding principle.
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  7588. All those engineers arriving from Africa every year should be able to fix London's sewer system. What's the issue here?
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  7589. You can replace them, but the Snaps we be reinstalled when you upgrade to 19.04!
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  7590.  @davidbarlow350  no it's not. There is no oil-making sponge at the center of the planet.
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  7591. If that's so, you don't need to consent. I don't know why anyone would think consent is required by the state, especially for criminal punishment.
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  7592.  @christalmeth613  we don't elect the state
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  7593.  @JonBrase  sure, but it's a bit weird how defensive he got. Something is behind this.
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  7594. No, this is happening precisely because there was no plan.
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  7595.  @louiseridder2764  this war is not a banker war, the banks are against it.
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  7596.  @gkagara  if they planned this, why did Biden humiliate himself by begging Iran and Venezuela for oil?
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  7597.  @gkagara you seriously think the sanctions on oil was not part of the plan? What was planned if that was not?
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  7598.  @gkagara  why did they go off-script? Is there another plan which they are working to, Chinese perhaps? I'm asking because you are so knowledgeable about these things and totally not just making stuff up. Why did Boris Johnson fly to Saudi Arabia begging for oil after Biden had already had to beg Venezuela? Has the UK not been told about the Saudis going against the plan?
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  7599.  @gkagara  that doesn't explain the UK's actions. Was the Saudi response planned by anyone?
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  7600.  @helgafellay4352  so it wasn't planned. Yep, that's what I've been saying.
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  7601.  @helgafellay4352  then how do you know it was planned? It looks like they have no plan and that they're reacting to events badly. There is no evidence of a plan.
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  7602.  @helgafellay4352  there is no evidence of this, you're just terrified.
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  7603.  @helgafellay4352  your claim: " it has all been planned decades ago". Your evidence: nothing at all. If you can't work out that there is no plan, you need to read more. Reply all you want, you can't convince me by repeating unsubstantiated nonsensical claims.
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  7604.  @helgafellay4352  you still have no evidence, you're just making things up because you're so terrified. If you didn't want a reply you should have stopped replying... ...after all, that was part of the plan.
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  7605. @Jailace Nica yes. There is no evidence of a plan, they way it's playing out suggests they do not know what they are doing, and the person claiming it was planned had absolutely nothing to back up her claim. There was no plan.
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  7606. The ideal newbie distro depends on whether you can be there to help the new user. If not then I'd suggest Ubuntu Mate because it was designed for that specific case, but if I could show someone how to use Gnome properly then I'd definitely introduce them to the king of desktops!
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  7607. That's why driving under the influence should be legal. If you are scared of being hit you can cower in your basement. Let the rest of us tank up on vodka and drag race on the freeway.
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  7608.  @Paelorian  "Assaults are either simple or aggravated. 1. A simple assault is one Where there is no intention to do any other injury."
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  7609. If I wanted to implement something which people would instinctively object to and was in no way related to lockdowns, I would encourage supporters to criticise it as a lockdown so that anyone opposing it would also call it a lockdown and could be dismissed by me as having been a victim of misinformation. In other words, stop lying!
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  7610. It's not evolving, there is an incoherent ideology being imposed and it's harming people. Read the Cass report.
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  7611. That's not what is happening. I'd like to explain, but comments get removed.
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  7612.  @sw-fast  they don't know what something is, but they claim to be one. This is well documented by now. We have no reason to take their demands seriously.
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  7613.  @sw-fast  they want to force you to lie, but that's only the start. The midpoint is where I have the right to join the women's athletics team and doctors fear for their career if they are honest with confused kids, which there are a lot more of because of teachers, tiktok and tumblr. The end is too much for this platform. Why give them so much power?
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  7614.  @sukidable  give me one reason to submit to unreasonable demands.
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  7615.  @sw-fast  I replied but it's been removed, which is why people have so little idea what the objections to this nonsense are. Oddly, your first comment here, asking about incoherence, uses a word from a comment I wrote and am no longer able to see. It was removed from my view before you apparently replied to it.
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  7616.  @sukidable  there are many reasons to dislike it, none to submit to it. In fact, refusing to submit is the proper response.
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  7617.  @sw-fast  I have been given no reason to submit to them. They are incoherent in their beliefs and seek to impose them on others. It's not just about being made to lie, it goes beyond that, far beyond inappropriate material in school libraries even. We should submit to none of it.
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  7618. They're lucky Boris is in charge because there's no catchy "Boo for Boris" alternative if Treason May was still PM. Tea for Theresa?
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  7619. It makes sense to create a dating site, because he's already asked for everyone's nude pics. It's all integrated and easy to share.
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  7620. I don't understand why they wouldn't want to share the burden gift. Just think of the boost to local GDP they would enjoy by having to build houses for the new residents.
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  7621. We need to colonise Mars and put all the freaks there.
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  7622. His foot was only half on the stage. You can see it tipping.
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  7623. It's not added to the milk, so whether you drink it raw or pasteurised makes no difference.
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  7624.  @insu_na  you can change each application's audio in the Settings app, so there's no need for 3rd party stuff.
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  7625. No.
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  7626. Colours exist on a spectrum. Red is a social construct.
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  7627. Coins don't have a front and back, they have an obverse and reverse. Those Irish harps are on the obverse.
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  7628. Why are you afraid?
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  7629.  @threek2d434  "fear tactics" There is nothing to be afraid of. People need to stop being so damned afraid of masks!
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  7630. She is the victim. Any evidence she wanted out of a high-profile $3million/year contract?
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  7631. It's time for them to return the favour and emancipate everyone else from this behaviour.
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  7632. Palestine has existed since ancient Egyptian times. The people displaced by Israel are fighting to return, just like the Spanish did from 711 until 1492. And they will win, when they control the west.
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  7633. They claim to be "representing the world" and letting "people see themselves" but what they're actually doing is putting some Africans in it. It is not universal.
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  7634. 1. They are uniting us, and making it illegal to stoke division. 2. They were already ruling, there was nothing to conquer.
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  7635. It only counts as a competition if he identifies as a woman beforehand.
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  7636. ​ @Eric-kn4yn cant read that lacking punctuation what did you learn in school
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  7637.  @Eric-kn4yn  youcan'tcommunicate if you dontusepun ruation
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  7638.  @cameronbosch1213 they do not restrict the distribution of software, they prevent the cloning of their distro. Stop crying and make your own distro, then you will know what is being prevented and why.
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  7639. It would be antisemitic to accuse Shapiro of having divided loyalties. So to prove my compliance with powerful interest groups I will state that he has no loyalty to the United States or its people.
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  7640. The data helps us decide on the benefit or otherwise of a government policy. Any policy for which a statistical analysis of its effectiveness is banned ought to not to be implemented.
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  7641. That's ridiculous. I spent more time outside in 2020 than since I was a child, and people tell me I was locked in my house for 2 years. The constant false narrative has replaced their own memories.
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  7642.  @Jeru185  the emergency is over. Anything specific to 2020 is over, and we are all free to go about our business. Some people on the right have been convinced that we were locked in our houses for 2 years and that it's not ended, but you won't convince most on the right or anyone else. It didn't happen like that, it happened in a few temporary stages, and it is all over now.
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  7643. 9:26 if you're going to build an island and proclaim yourself Emperor, it makes sense that your palace would be in the shape of a boot stamping on the plebeians.
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  7644. Why are they mocking the traditions of other people's religious festivals? Will they go for Diwali next? Or do they do this because they hate us?
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  7645.  @frankmerker630  high humidity leads to droplets too big to float, so the virus drops out of the air. "cold and drafty" just means well-ventilated, which is a good thing right now.
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  7646.  @impy1980  you claim "CDC documentation clearly states that PCR can not detect viral infection" But the CDC 2019-Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) Real-Time RT-PCR Diagnostic Panel document states "When all controls exhibit the expected performance, a specimen is considered positive for 2019-nCoV if all 2019-nCoV marker (N1, N2) cycle threshold growth curves cross the threshold line within 40.00 cycles (< 40.00 Ct)." What if there's less flu in summer because people open their windows, spend more time outside, and make more vitamin D? "masks harbor pathogens" Yes, that's how they work. Instead of breathing the pathogens into your lungs, or infected people breathing them into a room, they are trapped by the mask. This is not a bug, it's a feature. Thanks for coming though. It was enjoyable seeing you get BTFOd on what flu is.
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  7647. The royals support diversity even though it's making their position untenable. They brought this on themselves.
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  7648. The censored have been working to make this a reality. It didn't have to be, it's their prize for being wrong and being certain. The only relief for the rest of us is that the censored are unvaccinated so have another prize coming.
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  7649.  @cyanmaze  the formula for herd immunity is based on R0, which is based on human behaviour as well as the characteristics of the virus. The censored encouraged people to act in ways which would raise R0 and make herd immunity more difficult. They didn't want herd immunity, they wanted as much suffering as possible. They wanted to present themselves as freedom fighters against the government when the real enemy was the virus. When governments were coordinating a war against the virus, the censored took the side of the enemy. That's why they were censored. Unfortunately they won. Fortunately they are not vaccinated and have yet to claim their final prize. HI = 1 - (1 / R0)
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  7650. Evidence of that?
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  7651.  @kerigpope he wasn't a PUA, so that would be irrelevant.
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  7652. The people in Gaza have bigger problrms than street lighting and litter collections. The councillor is not concerned with that at all, and if you do think he is, you've been fooled.
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  7653.  @ЛюдмилаЩербакова-ч3г  not everyone who speaks the truth is a bot. Yes, there are probably anti-disinformation bots, but not everyone who speaks the truth is one of those. You do not need to be scared of bots.
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  7654. It's not unreasonable for the cumulative excess deaths chart to curve downwards, because excess deaths may turn negative as they were for much of 2019. The chart shows the cumulative number being less than zero that year.
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  7655. Is that the guy's real face @ 8:32? I could watch it twice to try and work it out, but to be honest I didn't even want to watch it once.
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  7656.  @goldreserve  it's not doing that in Israel. In fact, the boosters are reducing severe infections by 11 times more than the 2-dose vaccination, which is already far better than going in raw. Did you not watch the video? It's all in there if you want to base your thinking on data rather than propaganda.
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  7657. You seem surprised that they don't reject their culture, history and grievances when they cross a border. It would benefit the natives and the Project if they did, but it would not benefit their group, so it does not benefit the individuals within the group, so it does not happen. Councillors should not be talking about bin collections, they should be fighting to advantage their group against other groups in the wider community. Did you hear that a city in Germany, run by the Green party, with a Turk as its leader on that particular council, has banned natives from applying for 30% of government jobs? That is what every group should be doing in a multicultural society, before other groups have the power to impose such a thing in their own favour. It used to be the case that by benefiting Britain every Briton would advantage himself or his posterity, though some chose to advantage their class or a narrower group. Today we have a lot of narrower groups and they should be expected to behave no differently.
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  7658. There was an idea during the GFC that the USA could essentially default by striking a trillion dollar coin and buying back debt with it. But that would leave Japan with a trillion dollars which they could buy stuff with, including government or corporate dept, or they could just buy a Coke somewhere and ask for change. Ultimately, debt has to be repaid by production (or inflation) and there's no clever accounting tricks.
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  7659. Did you just say I can't import my NFT surf shorts into CS:GO?
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  7660. They pushed enough of it that you don't realise this video is misinformation. There was a well established scientific basis for what we were asked to do, so you are being told the opposite.
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  7661. I think the estimate of 20,000 in 1768 might actually refer to the Somerset v Stewart case of 1772, where Lord Mansfield, who heard the case, estimated in his judgement that the number was 14,000 or 15,000. He went on to express concern that the number ought not to increase, and also made an observation about the population growing in excess of its provisions. Thomas Malthus was 6 years old at the time.
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  7662.  @thegeneralmitch it was eye-opening that he can be so direct when it affects people other than Brits. When it was being done to us he suggested that people who don't like it here should leave, but when it's the others he starts getting a bit Enoch.
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  7663.  @aqua5680  they don't actually deny it though, just dispute some claims about the process. It was not a population estimate.
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  7664.  @NicMediaDesign  there's an approval process. They check a site's content before letting it display ads.
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  7665.  @kontonajutjub  they weren't moving to Europe when they were colonised by Europeans. African rule, not colonialism, leads to African emigration!
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  7666. Learn to spell.
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  7667. He should start by using the Doug Mackey and Gerorgia precendants: use RICO to jail everyone that works for media outlets which censored or lied about facts which could influence the election.
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  7668. If that was the intent they had no need to have only 1 debate, have no audience, ask for the candidates to be seated, etc.
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  7669. The virus has a 2-week incubation period. Instead of blaming the people who "did what you were told" (actually, some of didn't need to be told) you should blame the people who "resisted". This will be over in 2 weeks if people stop resisting.
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  7670. The next election doesn't have too be called before October 2025, which is nearly 10 years after he became PM. A corrupt, incompetent blackface-wearing former part-time drama teacher and ski instructor running a G7 country for a decade. Well done, Canada.
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  7671. It would have been a hit except for all those misogynists!
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  7672. To be fair though, they really should just set the alt-T thing by default.
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  7673. ​ @Occident. they're bowing to the current most powerful group, which will never be the majority. The future majority is not in any adverts.
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  7674.  @ghwk-phd2784  that's not true, but has been circulating for more than a year. I see you are spamming multiple comment threads with that lie. Think about the effect you are having.
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  7675. If chemistry has a periodic table it must be a woman!
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  7676. Spiked has always supported the policy that led to the riots, so they can't accept that there was any rationality to the outburst of dissent.
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  7677. Bourdain hanged himself from a doorknob. You can't hang yourself from a doorknob, it's not high enough.
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  7678.  @slavic3225  you can care all you like, but there's no point crying about human nature not being to your liking.
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  7679.  @slavic3225  you're not helping, because of that "people build trusting relationships with others more like themselves" thing. It was explained in the OP comment. Your presence reduces social cohesion and trust.
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  7680.  @Klongu_Da_Bongu  that's envy, pot jealousy, and it's nothing at all like what I was explaining. Mixing different people is detrimental to the natives, even if you think you're similar.
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  7681.  @acommonman8304  that's not a reason to support colonisation.
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  7682.  @Klongu_Da_Bongu  none of that is relevant. You don't know what the conversation is about.
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  7683. That guy saying we should live together with whoever the government puts in our towns needs to go on a Conflict Studies course, at the very least.
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  7684. At 18:00 we have to understand that in a diverse society the only possible threat is the native. Anyone who is diverse is a part of the society, even if they have never been there.
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  7685. Make your own platform = bake your own cake.
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  7686. ​ @LSGaming42066 he did use their logos though. Louis was lying when he said there was no logo on the wallet.
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  7687.  @KR-rb9zg  read the autopsy. Both of them. Even the one the family paid for shows he wasn't asphyxiated. The video shows a man being held down and not asphyxiated (the windpipe is at the front of the neck!). The toxicology report and the CCTV footage shows what happened and why he died. The cops will go free if justice is done, because the charges are not justified by the evidence. That's probably what the DA wants though, because it will create more riots and more excuses to blame Trump and white people for all the bad things that happen. Timpa called police because he was off his meds and needed help. He was not a criminal, was not murdering anyone. The cops killed him, mocked him, and the media didn't care. No riots from anti-police activists, just silence. Their silence, because they think only black lives matter. And apparently so do you; you can't even be bothered to google his name.
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  7688.  @KR-rb9zg  I told the truth, that's not racist. There was no wrong in the Floyd case - he died in a fight he started, because his heart was weakened by cocaine abuse and he over-exerted himself in the fight. If he didn't fight the police he would still be alive like his accomplices are. If he returned the cigarettes when asked to the police would never have been called. There was no racism, no brutality. The hold the officer used was described as "non-lethal" by the police department, and no signs of asphyxiation were revealed in the autopsies. There was no Intent to kill, and no expectation of a death. He is not guilty. You call me racist, but the only person basing opinions on people's race is you. You would not care about this case if the officer was black, and you would not even hear about it if the criminal was white.
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  7689. Not everything that happens is sanctioned. They can't stop it, so it will happen.
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  7690.  @bushwhackeddos.2703  there are too many of them and the police are scared of being called racist.
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  7691.  @Dan0TheMano  so don't buy it on margin.
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  7692. 2:52:17 relax Joe, the handlers are here
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  7693. All that remains is for silicon valley to ban every mainstream media outlet, and late-night TV host, from the entire internet for colluding in the "Muh Russia" conspiracy theory. Meanwhile, it turns out that the serial numbers of missile that downed MH17 show it was owned by Ukraine.
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  7694. We can't fight to protect our communities by preserving a government that does not protect them. We'd have a better chance if we stood by and let someone else take over.
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  7695. When the victim is under 16 the offender might be their boyfriend. I'm just trying to find any good reason within this nonsense.
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  7696. And to the right.
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  7697. In other words, if you don't know what you're paying for, you don't have to pay.
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  7698. "Why do you need her to be white?" asks the woman who needs her to be black.
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  7699. Biden's team did not misspell Person, they misspelled Peon.
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  7700.  @Prockski  there was free speech for hateful people before Musk took over, and advertisers were ok with that. Hatred directed at people the Twitter staff hate was accepted. If corporations are replaced by a subscriber model because they don't like the hated people to have the right to criticise, that's fine. Subscriptions are the future.
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  7701.  @BigHenFor  what makes you think it didn't work?
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  7702. Test.
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  7703. ​ @jocelynstuff1947  I have tried to post a reply with some search terms that will show you the WHO has recommended 45 cycles, and Kansas has reduced their recommendation to 35 on 7th January, which had been 42 some months earlier. For some reason I keep getting an error, so you'll have to find them on your own.
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  7704. ​"Primerdesign Ltd Coronavirus COVID-19 genesig Real-Time PCR assay CE IVD Instructions for Use (IFU) Issue 5.00 22nd September 2020" "kdheks SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 virus PCR Ct Cutoff Values"
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  7705.  @MagikMan643  it was declared a freak accident very early on, despite the video evidence showing the intent which you yourself have admitted. Not everyone went with the party line, but many did. Nobody with "decades of experience" would let someone off a decision they made on the ice, field or pitch just because it happened quickly. Your "reasoning" excludes the video evidence and makes a mockery of the fact we penalise players for their actions. Petgrave's intent was to hit Johnson with his skate lifted high. The league's most penalised player achieved what he attempted, and it resulted in Johnson's death, so it is manslaughter at the very least. It was an intentional action, not necessarily an intentional outcome. You have agreed that it was intentional, but you have gaslighted people that the lack of intent in the outcome renders the whole thing an accident. This is not the case, neither morally nor legally. It's an analogy, to help you learn; the scenarios do not have to be the same! In both scenarios, there is an intentional action and an unintentional outcome. I hope you can understand this, and accept that convictions do happen.
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  7706. If that flag belonged to everyone nobody would wave the Pakistani flag in their own protests.
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  7707. Some people are more scared of masks than anyone ever was of covid.
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  7708. Why should they ever be eligible for citizenship? There are children of qualifying immigrants who support BLM and the 'decolonisation" movement, and we can't deport them.
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  7709. It's not a scam.
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  7710.  @rwjazz1299  what is "Ukraine"? After the coup, people in the regions where democracy was stolen from them decided not to be part of Ukraine, so the illegitimate government in the west killed them and brought them to heel. The Ukraine elite has no right to claim what seeks to be rid of it.
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  7711. Why do people use an anti-viral for deworming horses? 😂🤣hahahahahahahahah
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  7712. She lies about the ineffectiveness of lockdowns and then admits there are people who want the pandemic to continue. Yes, she's one of them.
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  7713. Hypocrisy is our greatest strength.
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  7714. "Santa Inc" Anagram much?
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  7715. First the local newspaper can't publish its final poll, then the party can't publish the actual vote. Just a coincidence.
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  7716. @GrandInquisitorcensorshipisbad we don't have camps in the UK, so comments about us not having a 2A are at best premature. And if it lets tyranny progress as far as you would allow, I don't see the point in it.
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  7717. Reading about the side effects of ketamine use is far more adult than using ketamine. Ketamine cystitis (or ketamine bladder syndrome) is a fairly new reported side effect to K use, first documented in 2007. Since then clinicians in Asia, Canada, the USA and Europe have reported treating young, teenage ketamine abusers who appear to have severe and possibly irreversible bladder, kidney, liver and possible brain damage.
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  7718. Suddenly, for no reason whatsoever, Germans started to vote for parties that didn't support this type of thing.
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  7719. The article's claim is that they would struggle if they lost the foreign students.
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  7720. Trump should have agreed to the chairs, Joe might have fallen asleep again.
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  7721. They're going to ban stones. it's only a matter of time.
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  7722. Everyone who studies this knows that there were animals in the past. If you think they have missed something, you've missed something.
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  7723. It can be stopped, and all of it is the same. We have gone beyond the point where traditions are being affected, and the panel is speaking to an intelligent and informed audience which knows this.
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  7724. I've seen more homosexual romance films than I can shake a stick at, but I shook it at most of them.
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  7725. The price of the rouble does not change the dollar price of oil.
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  7726.  @martinoconnor4314  they can change leaders too. Tice is ejecting people who threaten the establishment.
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  7727.  @vaisakh_km "it is much harder for a developer to package application for various platforms, verify it works consistently..." They did all that before they merged their code.
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  7728.  @jfolz why did you put "lazy" in scare quotes, when that is exactly what developers are if they don't bother to set up the automated build process. How about you expect users to care about your project, report bugs and make contributions? Laziness prevented you from maximising access? Too bad, go read about accessibility.
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  7729.  @vaisakh_km  the verification of it working would have been done prior to the merging of the code. Why is it the code public if they hadn't done that?
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  7730. ​ @jfolz that's not what a scare quote is. It means you find something scary, not the reader. You don't make the effort to make your work accessible, and you only had one contribution. You're making my point for me.
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  7731.  @jfolz  that's still not a good reason to offer software to the public and not go the extra step to make it usable.
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  7732.  @jfolz  I don't. Think about why you got me so wrong, and you might work out why it's a bad thing to make published software inaccessible.
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  7733.  @jfolz  if they didn't expect people to do anything with their code they would not publish it. They would certainly not publish instructions for creating a build environment. They do want their code to be used, and GitHub has created a way for them to provide binaries. They just don't want to make their work accessible to outsiders.
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  7734. Dylan twerks like a man.
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  7735. He doesn't lie.
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  7736.  @tamecosse5463  he has too many people wanting to bring him down, so his team has to be certain about everything. He does not lie, he was sacked for showing disgust at the GOP in a speech at the weekend.
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  7737. It's as if Google's AI has never been in a car before.
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  7738. Gonzalo was not an PUA. He had no time for them.
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  7739. Thats literally the equivalent.
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  7740. Nobody should be catgender. Even my cat isn't catgender.
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  7741. bagbunny Millennial Woes did a video on Enoch Powell recently. He begins with some of the cabinet discussions and legal stuff concerning migration, and it looks like they were just too scared to stop it. Douglas Murray came to a similar conclusion.
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  7742. The fact that something changes does not mean there is no consequence of changing it.
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  7743. A lot of people in the comments say they "knew," but none are talking about how that polybasic furin cleavage site got into Covid 19. I doubt their method of knowledge will be close to what Trump reveals in the documentary.
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  7744. Search "Trillion dollar coin". They can print money but ultimately it makes no difference because the holder of the coin can buy stuff with it, it's not actually a default. The debt is repaid with productivity.
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  7745.  @yassine4982  following a false claim about vaccinations and covid rates, I posted some facts. You have a problem with that. Vaccines, vitamins, hygiene, distancing, masks...all are part of the solution. Telling the truth is a far bigger part. Where would we be if there was no propaganda telling people not to wear masks, or that all of this is fake?
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  7746.  @yassine4982  do you know why they told you that? They told you there was minimal effectiveness in wearing one to protect yourself, then they told you to wear one to protect others. People spread lies and fear based on this when the truth was easily accessible. And people believed the lies. Yes, it is the people's fault.
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  7747.  @yassine4982  just because people spread lies and are at fault, that does not mean governments never lie or make mistakes. There are stupid and corrupt people spreading lies and misinformation that can only prolong the pandemic. Fact.
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  7748. The law requires you to have a license to install or use a TV receiver. If they find that a TV receiver has been installed (eg. connected to an aerial, tuned in), you're probably guilty. I have no idea what they do with all the other ways of "receiving" though.
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  7749. Tinfoil hats are actually a CIA conspiracy. They want you to wear one because the foil helps focus their mind-reading rays, which is why they tell you it does the opposite.
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  7750. Yes. It's telling us what we already know, and letting us add our own supporting evidence instead of showing a dozen pictures of potholes.
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  7751. It's actually a good thing that the current ruling elite cannot project force into the world. Nowhere needs rainbow crosswalks and Floyd murals.
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  7752. The Chilean helicopter rides meme is not real. The Pacific currents would have washed all the commies back onto Chilean beaches, which didn't happen.
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  7753. That's not the test for covid.
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  7754. You live among people who believe the lies, and they vote more than you do.
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  7755. Richard Gere would have an easier job in convincing people of the rise of authoritarianism if Trump was doing things other than ending corruption and getting extremism out of athletics.
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  7756.  @876jamaicanyouth  buying stuff is not plunder. It is only your racism that makes you call it such. And it is your ignorance that makes you claim there was no development in Africa before the Chinese arrived (who you think are not plundering it, because your racial hatred only targets Europeans).
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  7757.  @876jamaicanyouth  you have no realistic opinions yourself, because you have absorbed a racist view of history that is incompatible with the facts. If you had any idea what the technological state, wealth and population size were in Africa before Europeans arrived, you could not make such bizarre claims about what they did or did not do. Wealth creation, you don't know who it was for. Ok, so who were the richest and poorest Africans in Africa before and after the defeat of Rhodesia? It was the Rhodesians. The wealth creation by Europeans benefited Africans, and the plunder by Africans made everyone else poor. Who was the richest person in history? Who did he plunder his wealth from? Who did he sell? Who did he force to work in his mines? Who grew rich under his rule? Who ever calls him a plunderer? Racists like you would call him a plunderer if he was not black, but he did exactly what you claim Europeans did.
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  7758. "Widespread Islamophobia" is the solution, not the problem. Widespread Islam is what we should be opposing.
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  7759. Spiked has always been on the wrong side of the invasion and colonisation debate.
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  7760. This is the most dishonest reporting since the police killed George Floyd for buying cigarettes.
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  7761. If you think producing less methane won't have an effect on the climate you've been controlled yourself.
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  7762.  @adamt5622  you are distracting people from what they need to focus on. Move on, agent.
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  7763. @andywatts8654  human activities and cow methane do increase the greenhouse effect. It's not credible to claim they don't.
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  7764. If authoritarians win, PayPal loses.
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  7765.  @benedictmoss3058  a name and a father do not make her a nutjob! Do you realise France is being colonised and the extremists are supporting that? Anyone trying to stop the extremism of the colonisation of France is by definition not an extremist, and that includes her father.
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  7766. You comment on the obsession which advertisers and other people have, and you get accused of harbouring that obsession yourself. It's transparently an attempt at gaslighting.
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  7767. Also on 10, you don't get Edge hijacking all your "Open with" settings.
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  7768. Why would that be necessary?
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  7769.  @blacktiger995  that was not an admission, just a statement.
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  7770. She campaigned on a "blacks first" platform in her constituency at the last election.
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  7771. Twitter's "debunking" is based on people being given the opportunity to become witnesses before being charged. The people who were charged can confirm whether this was actually the case, and if not then we need to ask why the deal was offered to some but not all of the accused.
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  7772. Get Adblock and stop funding hate.
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  7773. Rowling is being sued, she's not the one suing.
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  7774. Venus by Shocking Blue
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  7775. "Decolonise" means "colonise". They want to make Shakespeare less British and more them
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  7776. He says that people don't know how to burn a CD, but he also says nobody in their right mind would pay $1.75 for a pre-burned one. Which is it?
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  7777. 23:46 "If this is the "ah hum" we have nothing to fear" Au contraire! If the way out of this mess is nowhere to be seen we definitely have plenty to worry about!
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  7778. 30,000 South American gangsters and a dozen angry neckbeards. They should sell the TV rights.
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  7779. They weren't even trying to win the war. Winning means nothing if you don't settle the land of your conquered enemy. If you count the number of Western settlers in Islamic lands since 2001, then subtract the number of muslim settlers in Western lands since that year, that's the score in this conflict.
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  7780. Collapse is a great opportunity for reality-based ideologies.
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  7781. @dragosapina5692  there's enough information to work it out, or you can plead with YouTube to be allowed to read it
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  7782. Reparations for Caribbean islanders only make sense if they hand back their islands.
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  7783.  @sparticale1954  the islands have value. If they do not consider themselves to have been repaired by this gift, they can have cash and a ticket to Nigeria.
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  7784. It's not cruelty, it's justice.
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  7785. That's not just a rainbow flag on her profile, it's the one with the brown and black stripes at the top representing the exclusion of anyone who doesn't match.
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  7786. The categories they're complaining about being on X were always there on the platform, but restricted to the left so they didn't get any attention from the establishment. Starmer and his class don't actually have any problem with all the categories they say they need to ban, they just have a problem with X permitting dissent.
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  7787. Will they allow us to set up zones where this doesn't apply? Like how communes exist in nominally free countries, how about a free zone in a marxist country?
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  7788. Step out of the restaurant straight into a bike lane. It's for your own safety!
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  7789. To say nothing of Belisarius' obviously fake beard. Who did her make-up?
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  7790. You're not supposed to become fearful, you're supposed to become informed. If you're scared you're doing it wrong! Have you been too scared to be vaccinated? One vaccinated person's experience can't tell you it's good to catch this disease.
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  7791. Below the video, Youtube displays the misinformation panel we were all expecting.
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  7792. Is there a reason they can't put wine in the freezer for a minute?
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  7793. 22 "eight"
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  7794. He's come to check your thinking.
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  7795. Women, children and fatties are allowed to punch bus drivers. It's an unwritten rule.
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  7796. Calling anti-white ideologues white supremacists is the weakest cope I've ever seen. You're accusing them of being the opposite of what they are doing. How is that going to change their actions?
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  7797. These laws are dumb. Someone should run for governor and change them.
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  7798. They're pouring Guinness into your beer and criminalising you for any dissent which they can attribute to a dislike of Guinness, even if its all you drink when you visit Dublin.
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  7799. Intersex is not a sex, just like international is not a country.
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  7800. The one at 13:15 who pretended to be Russian because of "after 9/11" is wearing Christian earrings.
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  7801. They have a right to protect their intellectual property. They did not stalk him, they found out where he was so they could tell him not to use their logo, which despite what Louis said, he did actually do.
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  7802.  @hinatagaming989  when their opposition consists of nothing but lies, they will be ignored. Do not be a sheep, do not repeat their lies.
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  7803.  @hinatagaming989  do you have a reason to oppose the cessation of lies, or are you just reacting based on how you've been trained to react?
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  7804.  @hinatagaming989  you fear me because I have the courage to challenge convention. Try to break your conditioning; become better.
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  7805.  @hinatagaming989  you can't explain why lying is a good strategy to end 15-minute cities. You have nothing, you just can't cope with seeing someone challenge convention. You can't even land a blow with your trolling.
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  7806. People in Asia wear masks, and their governments have contact tracing programmes. There's a channel called Felix Rex which has a couple of videos showing how people are behaving in Tokyo during the pandemic despite there being no official lockdown policy. Basically they're doing what people should do during a pandemic - few are in the streets, and most of those are wearing masks. If you want the deaths in the west to go down you should encourage people to wear masks and support contact tracing. Unfortunately I see more people wanting this to be a global governance tyrannical campaign to take away their freedoms, and they encourage the sort of behaviour which forces governments to take extreme measures in order to try to bring the number of deaths down to Asian levels.
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  7807.  Fae Selja  not every germ has the potential to kill so many people. You can be permitted not to wear a mask when it becomes moral to infect people with a deadly disease, or when the pandemic passes, whichever is the sooner. If you think being made to act responsibly during a pandemic is tyrannical you can go cower in your basement for the duration.
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  7808.  Fae Selja  you do not have a right to kill people. Nothing is being taken from you, you would just be required to act the way you ought to during a pandemic. In Japan they don't need to be told. In America people are stubborn, selfish and stupid so DO need to be told. Not all people, but you certainly are. Do you know how many will die before herd immunity is reached? Do you know how many will get ill, how many will have permanent organ damage and how many will lose their jobs in the economic crash that results from the pandemic spreading through the population again? You are prepared to sacrifice those people instead of doing something very simple to prevent the pandemic continuing. This is not a case of "give me liberty or give me death," it's a case of "give me liberty and give them death". You are not a crusader against tyranny, you are a selfish idiot. In Spain their recent serology testing showed the number of deaths before herd immunity would be about 240k in total, which would translate to 1.7 million in the USA, which is about 1.6 million more than have already died. After the USA recorded its 100th case of coronavirus, the number of confirmed cases doubled every 3 days for the next month, because people don't wear masks or do other things which would stop the spread of the virus. That's why the medical services couldn't cope and a lot of people died, and it would happen again if people behaved the same way after lockdowns are ended. If people wore masks the infection rate would be less than 1 and the virus would die out. That's a good thing, we should definitely do that! But people won't, which is why there is no voluntary solution. Rugged individualism does not work during a pandemic. Self-interest is the wrong strategy at the moment. Research from Hong Kong released today showed wearing masks cuts the transmission rate by 75%. Have you seen the masks they wear there? They do not prevent you getting oxygen, they prevent you breathing virus particles onto other people. You do not have the right to participate in a mass action which will lead to the deaths of more than a million people, permanent health complications for many more, and an economic collapse. I would have no sympathy if all people who refused to wear masks were tried for genocide, just as we would punish people who set forest fires or poison reservoirs. Your actions are deliberate and the consequences are known to you, so we have the right to treat you all like any other tyrant, mass murderer etc. All you are required to do is what any good human being would do. Or you could continue to cower from the non-existent tyranny you see all around you.
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  7809.  Fae Selja  the masks do not prevent you contracting it, they prevent you spreading it. That's why everyone needs to wear one. Doctors wear them, nurses wear them, police wear them, even journalists are wearing them, and millions of people in Asia wear them. If they cut off people's oxygen or made people sick someone would have noticed by now. You're just looking for excuses to portray yourself as a victim.
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  7810.  Fae Selja  it is not a scam and you are not a victim. Just wear a mask, it will save lives. It is not about YOU getting sick, it's about you making OTHERS sick; we have known since early February that this can be transmitted asymptomatically.
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  7811. They're not "decolonising" anything, they're colonising. "Whiteness" is just their name for the way White people live, and they want to end it because it does not suit how they want to live. They want to live another way, and they want to impose that way of living on everyone else. That is colonisation. Anyone who thinks white nationalism, white separatism etc is any sort of problem or moral wrong in this situation does not properly understand the situation. Treating foreigners as equals did not "serve us well," it is what got us into this state.
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  7812.  @lisaayers1975  they collect anonymous data about feature usage. The equivalent setting in Chrome does not claim to anonymise the data it collects, but it is turned off by default. It is on by default in Brave, but Brave does not ask for an email address (identifiable information) when setting up a sync process. Firefox expects an email address and performs the following by default: . Allow Firefox to send technical and interaction data to Mozilla . Allow Firefox to make personalised extension recommendations . Allow Firefox to install and run studies
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  7813.  @hopethisworks1212  we will need a civil war if the traitors in parliament succeed in overturning the will of the people and ignoring the promises they made. We cannot continue with a government so resentful and dismissive of its people, especially when they are too cowardly to admit what they are doing. They know that maintaining a no-deal option is the only way to negotiate, so they want to remove that option to keep the country subject to Brussels. It's a typical Alinskyite practice to accuse your opponent of what you yourself are doing, and no surprise that it is those who favour centralised bureaucracy over local democracy who are employing it. It wasn't just a manifesto promise that the people's will would be respected, it was also a promise made by the government when they held the referendum. Lying about something like that, and ignoring 17 million people, is the sort of thing which starts wars. You don't seem to care about that though, as long as democracy is thwarted and whoever the latest unelected EU president is can rule your life for you. I know you're not simply concerned with following the proper protocols - no Remoaners are, or they would not have celebrated the other tricks used against a proper process of leaving the EU. If Johnson demanded the EU negotiators include an exit payment of £100 trillion in the "deal" then that would be completely within the process, and completely unacceptable to parliament, so the time for a deal would run out and we'd leave on the due date as per the law. But you wouldn't accept that democratic process, because you don't actually care about democracy, you just want to be governed by unelected bureaucrats in a foreign country.
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  7814.  @hopethisworks1212  it's the Ireland 2040 project, as I mentioned before. It's a 25 year plan for the transformation of Ireland, and you can search for it yourself (links in comments sometimes get marked for suppression). The statistic I cited for under-14s is actually from a Eurostat projection in 2011 rather than a specific goal of the project, but the Irish government is obviously on board with the EU's plans for replacement of native populations as you can tell from the document. They have no qualms about being the leading force in the colonization of Ireland and the dispossession of its people, they think it's a good thing to do. The EU requires nation states to be dismantled in order for the superstate to come about, and you like the EU in spite of it being an anti-democratic bureaucracy, so I'm sure you'll be on board with all that is required to fullfil the project, even if your chosen country will be ruined by it. If you weren't a racist you wouldn't be siding with the people who produced a plan to dispossess native people of their country. There are some anti-racist organisations you could join in Ireland, but they get vilified by the EU-supporting media, so you'll not be doing that because you're a good little EU citizen who does what he's told and would emigrate rather than accept a democratic referendum result.
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  7815.  @hopethisworks1212  you could have saved time and had more immediate access to the information by typing "Ireland 2040" into a search box if you actually cared or weren't too scared to know that it's true. People reading these comments will do it. "I am a bit unclear how there can be so many under 14's " That's not how statistics work. Whether there are 10 or 10 million under 14s, it is possible for half of them to be from colonizer families. The projection is that they will be. I've had totally innocuous links blocked, so I don't do it any more.
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  7816. A problem with this type of legislation which I don't hear discussed is how people's motives are assessed, and what defence does a person have against such an assessment. When Sam Melia was accused by a judge of having impure thoughts, what would he be allowed to say against the accusation?
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  7817. To the guy on the left: we don't know your name because it's never mentioned or put on the screen at the start of the section. I only know Carl and Callum.
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  7818. He cost the entertainment industry $500000000 but Kathleen Kennedy walks free?
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  7819. When your grandmother freezes to death next winter, bury her in a blue and yellow coffin and sing "Take that, Putin" at her funeral.
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  7820. Why does that fascist want Kashmiris to have self-determination? Modi is a hero of multiculturalism, opening Kashmir to the greatness of diversity and democracy.
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  7821. It's not death that stops it spreading, rather people isolating after realising they have it.
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  7822. Why would a vaccinated person want to become naturally infected if the protection offered by the vaccine doesn't diminish over time?
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  7823.  @7YBzzz4nbyte  protection against infection does, but doesn't protection against serious illness remain constant?
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  7824.  @7YBzzz4nbyte  John covered it a few times recently, for example in research in Israel where the infection protection has diminished and other protection is still good.
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  7825.  @Jaco059  they repeatedly resist oppression. If you think they will do that if they come here, you'll need to explain their impetus.
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  7826.  @ConstantinedeBurgh  they act the way they do in a particular circumstance. People have specific objections against Palestinians because they think they will throw stones at border guards like they do in the areas they still occupy of their own territory. Note that OP was specifically referring to Hamas, not any type of person in general.
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  7827.  @janyb1907  they don't want to flee. We are being told to take them so Israel can be extended.
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  7828.  @beecat9951  being pushed off their land is far more oppressive than that.
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  7829. Refuse masks, keep the pandemic alive, let them vaccinate us.
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  7830. Putting solar roadways in the worst place for a solar roadway and a hyperloop in the worst place for a hyperloop sure does look like signs of a civilisation in decline!
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  7831. The decision was made by the operator of the Web Store.
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  7832.  @ShinSpiegel  it supports what is distributed by the Web Store, because there is no point in supporting anything else.
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  7833. Having babies will not prevent the changes that immigration brings. When people take seriously the proposition that there should be "1 billion Americans" by mass immigration, those who want the country to remain American and know they can only achieve that by birthing Americans are not wrong to point out that having babies cannot save their country.
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  7834. #Brave
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  7835. How would it benefit their civilisation to do that when there is an opportunity for expansion? They should do what they are doing, and we should do what's best for us, except we've already let ourselves be ruled by others.
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  7836. ​ @GrantMC100 it's not about religion, they want their land back.
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  7837. Note that the 79,098 suspects who were German citizens were not necessarily German people 3:51
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  7838. That's not even a comment, it's just a splerg of words about nothing really.
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  7839. When the media reported all the edits in that Mothers' Day photo, they missed out the one everyone was actually concerned about. When there is a coverup like this, discussion of the conspiracy is not "mind-numbing".
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  7840.  Nonya Biznes  covid is a present danger, we don't fully understand how it affects people, and its growth when left unmitigated is exponential. Lyme disease is not really a big deal in comparison. You need to be concerned about the pandemic whether or not you have a more immediate health condition affecting you.
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  7841.  Nonya Biznes  it's not flu season and we have known since January that it is not the flu. If there's no cure, that's even more reason to wear masks - they cut the R0 below 1 so the virus will eventually die out. Your anecdotes mean nothing when we have so much data from all round the world telling a different story. They are not artificially boosting the numbers, they are under-reporting to make themselves look less incompetent. There are fewer covid deaths than excess deaths. "Then contact tracers are counting anyone that was around a positive person" What do you think a contact is, if not that? Those are not counted as cases, they are counted as contacts.
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  7842.  Nonya Biznes  it's not flu season and the disease does not act like a flu. It's not the flu, it's real, and you need to respond appropriately. Denial is not an appropriate response.
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  7843.  Nonya Biznes  the pandemic is real. Why it happened is not relevant, you just need to accept that it is real and that you need to respond appropriately. Your response to a natural pandemic should be the same as to an orchestrated one. You should want the pandemic ended as soon as possible, so you should wear a mask and tell others to do the same. Wash your hands too.
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  7844.  Nonya Biznes  the pandemic is real. Any simulation or training exercise is irrelevant to the fact that there is a pandemic to which you need to respond.
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  7845.  @Foreverfreeusa  virus particles travel on airbourne particles which are stopped by masks. If you had worn one you would know they allow air to pass through them, enabling you to breathe. If they stopped the air, how could they let the virus in? Did you ever think about just how little sense there was in your claim? https://bgr.com/2020/05/20/coronavirus-mask-effectiveness-study-china/ Doctors wear masks. Asian countries where mask-wearing is common have had a much less bad pandemic than the west. You have to be brain dead not to have worked this out by now - masks can help end lockdowns.
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  7846. China's took the pandemic seriously whereas people in the west still don't believe it's even real, think track and trace is a conspiracy, masks kill people and other nonsense that makes them want not to do anything to end the pandemic. That's why they are growing faster whilst we still have lockdowns in some places and rising infection rates in others.
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  7847. They're holding our lack of mob justice against us.
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  7848.  @Lonely_Goat  on the other hand, it shows them to be excellent trench builders.
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  7849.  @davidgrover5996  targeting people who are acting to enforce government restrictions is vigilantism.
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  7850. I'm appalled by the Swedish government's actions but at least it gives us some counterfactual data to help us assess whether the lockdowns were worth it.
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  7851.  @sijul6483  the US has a larger population than Mali, but higher wages.
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  7852. He thinks Europe is racist because it protects its borders, and he also calls Le Pen [a slur other than "far right" but just as meaningless]. Everything's about immigration though. The reason the working class of Europe can be "pushed behind" is because, as he stated earlier in the interview, they're not needed for democratic victory any more. High levels of diversity, and the challenge of keeping a lid on the Boiling Pot of clashing cultures and unequal outcomes, brought "hate" to the fore as a concept which can be used to censor alternative opinions, and the ever-present cry of "racist" still retains its power. He thinks he supports the working class but his priority is to support immigration, which is the weapon the elite uses against them.
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  7853. I'm not even American and I know what the 5th and 2nd are. "Pleading the 5th" is part of so many films and TV you've exported, people know it well and even think it apples in their own countries! Similarly, people here think we have Feds.
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  7854. Ditto on both counts.
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  7855. We had that for centuries, it's actually less important now than it has ever been and social cohesion is falling. There is something other than class which is forming the boundary between people today, and campaigners have warned about it for decades despite receiving nothing but abuse and defamation for their service.
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  7856. Their new logo looks like a bee.
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  7857. You've misunderstood something.
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  7858.  @anncook1331  they didn't plan this, it serves them no benefit. A lot of bad things happen, they are not planned just because they happen.
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  7859.  @nickryder9669  look up the Danish data on contributions per region of origin.
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  7860.  @graememckay9972  not really, it's because they were shutting down the country to get ridiculous pay rises. If we could shut down the London Underground we should do that too.
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  7861. People who understood what was going on were not scared then and are not scared now. You never needed to be scared, you chose to be. And if you did, you did not understand what was going on.
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  7862. Note that having "...And Accuses Kamala Harris Of Lying" in the title is deliberately misleading. He didn't accuse her, it's a confirmed fact.
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  7863. We're intolerant of bad adverts.
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  7864. They knew they were going to have this problem at some point, because they knew Joe wouldn't last 4 more years, and he's running with her again.
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  7865.  @bionicscar9141  they were in the clip at the start
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  7866. Ctrl+U is only one step, so if you do it that way it's not hacking.
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  7867. It doesn't even need to get the user. It could just select on user and password, returning a dummy row if the user exists.
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  7868. Mark Stein I think the whole concept of love is problematic. At the same time as calling her out on her misandry and her hatred for childless people of any gender, we should recognise and proclaim that psychopaths are as much our future, if not more so, than people who can experience the social construct known as love. Only then can we achieve true tolerance.
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  7869. 5:01 This is disappointing; I was hoping they would ask if he had an appointment!
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  7870. The video is about their right to enter your property. How can you make such an absurd comment, and how can 2 people like it?
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  7871.  @davidrenton  they do have the right to enter your property. Watch the video.
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  7872. The people taking the land "Back" are native to the Lake Chad region and arrived in much of South Africa after the country's founders did. They did not farm there, the farms were created by the people they are being taken from.
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  7873. He could have been an escapee from an asylum. There's nothing wrong with asking, there is everything wrong with being belligerent to people doing their job.
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  7874. If it was deliberate they wouldn't be trying to stop it.
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  7875.  @thecontentproducer  have you been paying attention? The BoE started buying gilts again a few weeks ago to avoid a meltdown. That's just one instance, there are many. This is a collapse, not a plan. They did not expect it, they do not want it, they do not benefit from it, they have tried to stop it.
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  7876.  @squiresquiffy3728  they are doing what they can. If they wanted a collapse they would let it collapse instead of trying to kick the can down the road in the hope that growth can outpace debt, which is what they have done. They do not want a collapse, and have not planned to bring it about. Societies do collapse, that does not mean it is desired or planned.
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  7877. How can you ask the question "Why didn't the UK successfully control coronavirus with public health measures?" if you can state "None of that is the fault of public health – the responsibility lies with government"? If you want to separate the government from public health you can't blame the government for the failure of the system! They have not undermined the structure, they have increased funding in real terms every year for decades. For my whole life they've been trying to make it work, and politically they cannot admit that it needs wholesale reform.
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  7878. There's no point in Konstantin Kissin praising the way the west used to be if he demands non-western people have access to it. The west was built by western people and is being torn down by and for outsiders.
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  7879.  @jimjones-bk2is  educated people will understand the reference.
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  7880.  @jimjones-bk2is  that's not the reference.
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  7881.  @jimjones-bk2is  I made the reference, so I know what it is. You're wrong about this, you're not even trying to be right. You did not ask what the reference is, you just presumed to know my mind, even though all readers can see that you do not. Stop persisting in this delusion.
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  7882. Why should inflation not be 10% just because food inflation is 17%? When I look at previous purchases on Amazon I see some are cheaper now than when I bought them, and some cost only slightly more after several years. How much is a dozen disposable cigarette lighters in Mumbai, and why are they multiples more in London? Will the London price drop to match the Mumbai price as real wages fall? A chart of unleaded petrol prices on the RAC's website shows a ~3% decline over the year.
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  7883.  @jaykay2218  I was pointing out that if ripping people off is the goal, then letting them earn a lot would be part of the strategy. Nobody rips off subsistence farmers, they rip off wealthy retirees.
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  7884. End the Fed, old bean!
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  7885. It's not satire, it's 4D chess: pose as a mid-level manager with a personality, make other mid-level managers think they can have a personality if they call software developers dweebs and make them work from home.
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  7886. That's not what they're saying, and it s not historical. The world was not swamped and in no place did "us" do what is being done now - they built, they did not subvert.
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  7887. Not in the sense that there's a cabal writing scripts, but yes in the sense that they have to work within a broken moral system that rewards bad decisions and hammers dissenters. But then there's the people who create that moral system, and Starmer is one of them.
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  7888. Doesn't SPLC just attack anyone who supports western civilization?
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  7889. This is the power of many...people not watching Star Wars any more.
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  7890. People making the comparison are not "slow on the uptake," they are deliberately misleading people in order that the grape group community will continue to thrive and expand.
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  7891. It depends on the wording. The draft bill doesn't contain any matches for search terms "genit," "peni," "dick"or "willy".
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  7892. She supported the BBC when it portrayed a typical Romano-British family as sub-Saharan African. She's not a scholar.
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  7893. You don't need an increasing amount of debt, just like you didn't need an increasing amount of gold in a gold standard.
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  7894. Apparently the British Prime Minister was only following orders!
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  7895. LOL
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  7896. How does your gun stop Texas going blue with all the New Americans Biden let in?
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  7897. It's still open. The discussion of it is limited to economic benefits, which were undoubtedly huge for the people there 600 years ago.
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  7898. Citizen doesn't start with an S...
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  7899. It wouldn't be an example if they weren't all like that.
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  7900. Why would they deliberately obfuscate their text? Just because you can decypher it, doesn't make it ok.
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  7901. We should worry about terrorism because it's the tip of an iceberg of people who hate the way we live and want to make us submit to Islam, like they did to us historically in Span, Eastern Europe and across the Mediterranean, and have done to other peoples across the planet. Ignoring this and letting them in is the most stupid thing a libertarian could wish for. I have no respect for "libertarians" who are not nationalists, because they are not libertarians if they don't truly value and protect our freedom.
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  7902. The people who went there to wipe Palestine off the map and remove its people were largely from Europe, so that could be why they're in the competition. What they did there, others are doing here. Neither should have your support.
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  7903. True. The WEF said they were going to use the pandemic as a "window of opportunity" and they put out anti-lockdown, anti-mask and anti-vax propaganda to get the normies to expand the window for them. It's shocking how many complied!
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  7904. They used to have a man in a booth at the carpark entrance demanding payment the same way. You won't get away with non-payment if the DVLA can't give out your address, it will just be more expensive to park and they'll call the police if you refuse to pay.
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  7905. I just watched Survive The Jive debunk some BBC fake history, which included Rome. So I've done my thinking for the day.
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  7906. 0:30 that bottle's still got its top on!
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  7907. After the discussion of vitamin D I was surprised that she referenced only social effects when discussing skin tone and death rate. I wonder which inequities have caused more men to die of covid.
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  7908. I found an article from 10 years ago when people were trying to fix the world by reducing birth rates. We need to do the opposite of what it advises, but there is no chance whatsoever that we will. 1) Improvement of educational and employment opportunities for women. 2) Better information and increased availability of family planning services. 3) Improvement of health care and nutrition. 4) Government should provide [the expectation of] social security and support to people in their old age.
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  7909. They own bonds and use leverage in the rest of the portfolio. So under your regulatory proposal they would all be safe.
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  7910. wef is the current thing for normies. The previous current thing can't be posted here.
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  7911. Americans also realised a similar issue yesterday when the House chose to ban criticism of Israel. You have to be aware of incompatibilities: not everyone supports the constitution, values your way of life and wants to integrate.
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  7912. The POC nationalist wants to weaken "our" border because weakness of the USA benefits his people.
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  7913. "No debate" is their new mantra.
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  7914. Islam is a comorbidity.
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  7915. Nope. It wouldn't have lasted so long or killed so many people.
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  7916.  @paulclark4147  the flu did not disappear. There were far fewer cases because mask wearing and social distancing inhibit the spread of respiratory viruses. This pandemic is not the flu or a cold. You failed to realise that, even after 17 months!
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  7917.  @paulclark4147  it's not a cold, it's not flu. Why have people lied to you, and why did you choose to believe them? Preventing people taking vitamin D and ivermectin has prolonged the pandemic and caused more suffering. Lying about what covid is, in order to spread complacency, does the same thing. So why did those people lie to you, and why did you choose to believe them? All I did was tell you the facts, and you assumed to know my medical preferences. You're an idiot. The figures are not inflated. Look at the stats for excess deaths, and stop believing obvious lies.
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  7918.  @paulclark4147  does that tell me why people lied to you, and why you chose to believe them? "It's the flu" was MSM propaganda back in January 2020 and was debunked by the end of the month. Don't believe their lies, stop spreading their out-of-date propaganda. Even they have moved on to more elaborate deceptions! I know someone with terminal cancer and the only symptom was a slight pain near his spine when he learnt back in his chair. Having symptoms which slightly overlap with a cold does not mean it is a cold, and does not mean those symptoms are all the disease does to you. You've been lied to for a reason, and you're too stupid to recognise the lies.
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  7919. No, don't do that.
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  7920. It would make a lot more sense to raise the voting age to 30.
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  7921.  @paulbork7647  it was sold by a company in Minnesota, but produced in China. A team in Denmark tested 9 tests and found that one to be the least reliable.
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  7922. People were told lockdowns don't work. That's an obvious lie, but it affected many people's perception of what they were being asked to do. Perhaps you fell for those lies.
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  7923.  @hcleskov-fischer6033  countries that locked down had lower rates of infection, according to a study published late last year. I know the propaganda you were told, I was told it too, but I understand how things work so I knew it made no sense. It was an obvious lie. Breeding out low IQ might remove other useful correlated traits, so it's a bad idea. It's also a bad analogy because it is an attempt to make something good happen rather than to stop something bad happen.
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  7924.  @hcleskov-fischer6033  no, it's because they represent a complete opposite of the situation we faced. Just because lockdowns resulted in fewer infections in the countries that implemented them, that does not mean we should cull people. I can't think of anything more dumb. If you can then you need to rethink your original positions.
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  7925.  @hcleskov-fischer6033  lockdowns work, eugenics does not. And they are the opposite scenario so are not analogous. I'm not against analogies, it's that you haven't even provided one. Pandemics affect populations, not just individuals. It is as wrong to force a pandemic response on people as it is to tax them. Nothing gives you the right to force a pandemic on everybody. If everybody stopped spreading a virus which has a 2-week incubation period then it would be over in 2 weeks. People were too scared or too pitiful to do that, they fell for the propaganda, and they made it last 2 years while complaining about the effects of their behaviour and the supposed tyranny they were prolonging. That is not on me.
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  7926.  @hcleskov-fischer6033  responding to a pandemic is not totalitarianism, regardless of how much you want to pretend to be a freedom fighter. You're not brave or heroic, all you were doing is making it worse for yourself and everyone else. Lockdowns work, they reduce the rate of transmission. Masks do the same. Reducing the transmission rate is the key to saving lives and returning to normal. During a pandemic things are not normal, even if the government is not there to hold your hand as you so obviously require.
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  7927. It's ok to be intolerant of intolerant people, to cancel those who support cencellation.
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  7928.  @wahhnopfp  they do not benefit from having their power base eroded.
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  7929.  @wahhnopfp  how does that defeat Putin and weaken China?
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  7930. Just let the dog decide. What can go wrong?
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  7931. He's only famous because he's on TV and he's only on TV because he's brown.
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  7932. At least the CoD developers know Pride is about mainstreaming child abuse. Gotta give them respect for understanding that it's not about the surface issues.
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  7933.  @iuliuscaesar9078  Latino is the male form of Latin. People who want a gender-neutral form of Latino already have it. This is not about the language.
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  7934. Being placed next to a racist advert for Chelsea Clinton doesn't help either.
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  7935. On the plus side, calling it "The Good Censor" shows they understand censorship actually to be a bad thing.
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  7936. A "far-right sect" which imported a million people last year and bowed to leftist authoritarianism in the "online hate" agenda.
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  7937. This is terrible news for people pushing a certain agenda.
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  7938. Search for images matching "blonde braids" on your favorite search engine, and then try the same search on Yandex's image search feature. Google has said they present the world they want people to believe is real, or words to that effect, and other search engines seem to be doing the same, including Brave search. Yandex is happy to present the world as it is.
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  7939. The grift is over for YOU. The tyranny narrative has collapsed and the only thing governments did with the "control" they allegedly wanted was to ask us to do things which would mitigate the pandemic, which according to the narrative was the source of their control. It never made sense and now it's crumbling.
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  7940. Right is pro-European, left is anti-European. Can you not see the difference?
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  7941.  @mrbojangles7504  pro- and anti-European is the only issue which the establishment uses to label you right- or left-wing. There are no other issues of consequence here.
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  7942. It would make more sense to ban alcohol from weddings.
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  7943. 640 levels of nested containers ought to be enough for anybody
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  7944. FT has always been against it.
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  7945. This time last year Tesla was worth more than Volkswagen, Toyota, Nissan, Hyundai, GM, Ford, Honda, Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot combined, and has gone up a lot since then. There's no way that could be justified.
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  7946. Whereas Ublock origin light does not use dynamic filtering, v3 does allow it. In a blog post from the day before the one featured in the video, the chrome team announced a 6-fold increase in the number of dynamic rules available in v3. This insight was brought to you by Hoffman's sliced loaves. Next time you make a sandwich, choose Hoffman's.
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  7947.  @des_smith7658  that doesn't affect energy availability.
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  7948. Some coins have utility, others do not. You need to consider that before investing, not just "put money into crypto" and hope.
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  7949.  @onthedeschutes  you don't become more susceptible. He went over the data for that in this video, and has covered it in others previously. He also went over the data for the number of vaccinated versus unvaccinated in hospital. You are far more likely to be hospitalised if you are not vaccinated.
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  7950.  @onthedeschutes  he presented the data in this video. We know the data - vaccines give good protection against infection but the effectiveness declines over time. Israel is only just over 60% fully vaccinated, and they started early, so it's not unreasonable to expect their case numbers to increase. Look at data for "deaths from all causes". What happened during the waves of the pandemic? What is happening during the vaccine rollout. How does that chime with your biases?
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  7951.  @onthedeschutes  the pandemic is clearly visible in a chart of weekly deaths. What is not visible is a die-off during the vaccine rollout. I laughed when I saw a conspiracy theorist's response to that: there must be a time switch in the doses which will cause the die-off in a few years' time! They're idiotic but at least they had the courage to look at the data and accept what it says. So unlike with you, I have some respect for them.
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  7952.  @darwinjina  it's working out very well indeed. He showed the data in the video. How's vaccine refusal working out for the people filling up the hospitals?
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  7953.  @onthedeschutes  you can't even get my name right. A weekly chart is not a short term chart. It is all the data, grouped into weekly chunks. If you have looked at the data you cannot miss the pandemic. You can see it even in annual data, because of the rise in the number of deaths, but the weekly data shows the spikes in Spring and Summer. If you compare those spikes to other years' data for Spring and Summer then you will no longer be able to deny reality. And that is why you refuse to do it.
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  7954.  @DK-ij4qt  that's not reliable data, and it is far below the death rate from covid. To the extent it can be trusted, which in this political climate is "not at all," it shows the vaccines are good.
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  7955.  @DK-ij4qt  you have to get infected to become "naturally immune". There is no surprise at all that we can become immune, but natural immunity is useless as a strategy against the pandemic. Neither of your comments is relevant to the topic. Both of your comments are misinformation and propaganda. You are a fool or malicious.
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  7956.  @onthedeschutes  you still can't be bothered to use my name or look that the data which will help you overcome the grip of the propagandists. They own you, they want you to get the disease rather than the vaccine, and you have too low personal standards to be concerned by that.
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  7957.  @DK-ij4qt  immunity is not magic and is not perfect. The fact that health outcomes are better for vaccinated people shows we benefit from vaccination. Why did polio survive untill vaccination if we have such great immune systems?
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  7958.  @DK-ij4qt  it would be great if we lived in a different universe where everyone was healthy and had perfect immune systems. We don't live there, and everyone is not perfectly healthy. That's why we need vaccines. I understand that you're scared, but telling people they son't beed vaccines because of this other universe in which they are not necessary does not help anyone. If you want to post data, post it about the effectiveness of vaccines and the number of people with comorbidities or compromised health. Do not misrepresent the battlefield, and don't pretend that our weapons are unnecessary.
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  7959. Desktop users upload scripted, edited content. Mobile users upload cat videos. Youtube tailors its creator suite for mobile users. 🤔
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  7960.  @BrodieRobertson  they also have long-click to select, and a hamburger menu next to every item. Windows' file manager has an option that puts checkboxes next to every item, which might be nice to use on a touch-screen, but isn't nice when you've got a mouse.
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  7961. As a European, she's 2-3% neanderthal.
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  7962. Don't be scared.
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  7963.  @peacefuljourney4994  the data. He showed some in this video. More have had the vaccines this year than had covid last year. Look at the data for deaths from all causes each year and you will see their effectiveness.
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  7964.  @peacefuljourney4994  you're right. It doesn't promote haircuts for mice either.
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  7965.  @peacefuljourney4994  they are not legally mandated. I heard the military has mandated them, but there is no legal requirement to join the military. It's not technically a vaccine, but it is not a mouse hair clipper either. There is no need to be scared by those facts. Think of a name that you will not be scared by, and call it that. The lack of a name does not change what it does, it is just useful for propagandists who want to spread fear. One could argue that if there is a safe and effective vaccine then people who have refused it should not mandate their co-workers to be proximate to themselves.
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  7966. They're asylum claimants, not seekers. They don't need to be fleeing anything in order to make a claim.
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  7967. ​ @mutantryeff  yes, it's legal. No, it's not theft. Just don't call it a fine.
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  7968.  @staceyschmidt3149  the current T&Cs, not even the withdrawn ones, allow exactly what you described. Nobody was concerned about them, and I have not heard of them being used to police speech. The intent was to prevent misinformation about goods and services being sold via Paypal, even if the misinformation is not on a Paypal server.
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  7969. If "fan baiting" was real they would not care in which direction they race- or gender-swapped their characters. They do care very much, which reveals that the point is to swap, not to bait.
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  7970.  @illegalopinions4082  in other words, "We are as responsible as if it was done by a dictator". My words, in fact. We didn't vote for it, so why did he bring democracy into it?
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  7971.  @bpj1805  we did not vote for this though. We would only be more responsible if we had voted for this. People voted for Johnson after he promised to bring numbers down. People voted for May when she said she would get it below 10k. People voted for Cameron when he said he would reduce the numbers. We d8id not vote for this, we simply do not have a democracy. If you want to take into account the fact we have the appearance of a democracy, we are less responsible, not more, because it is harder to overthrow an illegitimate government when people like you and that other guy say "but you voted for it".
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  7972.  @illegalopinions4082  read my comments and see if you can figure out who I am excusing. The clue is in the phrase "We are as responsible as if it was done by a dictator". It was done to us, nobody is coming to save us, we have to sort it out ourselves. There is no excuse being made, all I did was point out that we did not vote for it. We did not want it, cause it, or ask for it. Pointing out that we in fact did NOT vote for it is essential when someone is claiming that our culpability comes from having a democratic system.
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  7973.  @illegalopinions4082  we did not vote for it. If the government has a veneer of legitimacy it makes us less responsible, not more. Unless we voted for it, which we did not.
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  7974. A "biological man" is a man. When you use a qualifier you imply there are other types of men, which means you are submitting to the ideologues.
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  7975. I always thought it was weird that you had to rename a file to hide it!
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  7976. I tried to make people care about excess deaths in 2020, but they preferred to stick to the narrative that schools were being closed and doctor visits restricted for no reason. Now everyone's interested in excess deaths and they pretend it results from an unfathomable, un-forced decision by politicians. It takes 2 weeks to end a virus with a 2-week incubation period. You can't transmit it or catch it if you stay away from other people. Who created the narrative that made people resist 2 weeks of social distancing and made the pandemic last 52 times longer than necessary? Why is that narrative still being spread on channels normally dedicated to facts?
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  7977. More people would have been infected, so there would be more variants. And there would be a lot more dead people too.
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  7978. It's amusing to see you scared of papers now, after helping bring about this situation by lying for so long about the effectiveness of things we can do to prevent it.
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  7979. They were convicted of not finding things offensive which the Regime finds offensive.
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  7980. Despite the name, all they do is defame people.
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  7981. Claiming "David Lammy is as British as I am" ignores the fact he's more Caribbean than all those people defending him.
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  7982. Leftists never acknowledge the traditional owners of the land in Europe. I can't think why...
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  7983. 1:28 shows AG Garland supporting nazis. Why is nobody upset about that?
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  7984.  @Andy_Sidaris  The top search result for me was a reddit post entitled "Parolee gets arrested because protesters block the way to his work." If it's not real he's a great actor.
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  7985.  @susan638  "If I Recall Correctly"
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  7986. She did that in England? That's illegal.
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  7987. The Chilean embassy got him released after his first arrest, so they cared even if the US didn't. His family were trying to raise awareness about him, and all the people who followed him for years and know how he gets misrepresented cared about him. So you don't need to cry for him.
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  7988.  @Ubu987  you described tolerance. Inclusion is the act of including people. It used to be ok simply not to exclude anyone, but now there is a movement to bring in people who are not "represented," and to exclude anyone who knows this means people will be prioritised or excluded for reasons unrelated to the goals of the project.
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  7989.  @rocksonwilson4314  they are wrong to use a picture of Africans to portray Ukrainian refugees. He is telling us that it is happening, and stating that it is wrong. Only a racist would have a problem with this. You're the one twisting reality here, by pretending "this guy often get ticked off about other race of people" when he has given no indication whatsoever that he objects to the existence of people with a darker hue to their skin. Only a racist would see racism in a white man calling out the systemic racism of the western media.
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  7990. That's basically right. When the debt won't be repaid, issuing new money backed by debt is the equivalent of printing money. But rolling over the debt in perpetuity is not the same as being unable to repay from taxation or income.
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  7991. "Muh resources!" You know that's a racist myth, right?
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  7992. It's not about climate change, it's about Ukraine.
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  7993. They are not coming to be citizens. They support their own cricket teams, they fly their own flags, and they riot over politics from back home.
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  7994.  @rexroscoeroggaschjr7530  they come for their own reasons, not to be citizens. I explained further, but got censored. You can appeal to YouTube if you want to read it.
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  7995. Ricin letters weren't a big story, republicans being shot goes away fairly quickly, street violence is overlooked unless a conservative throws a punch in defense, the shooter at a Fox 5 office Monday was nothing, but THIS is a major story.
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  7996. It doesn't have any implications for crypto, it was the pyramid scheme industry which crashed.
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  7997. The desire to have visibility of an application's status does not mean system trays are a good idea or that the way they've been implemented is optimal. Workflows are tested by users before being implemented, and if you disagree with the group opinion you can use an extension or KDE.
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  7998. BTW: Majesty/Excellency
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  7999. To be fair, we only have Russia's word for that. As far as I know.
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  8000. They want to conquer. If you want to live in a liberal democracy, support the far right.
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  8001. So basically it's about hating white people.
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  8002. Almost ZERO traffic and he still has to shout at every car. It's a New York thing.
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  8003. They didn't need to shrink Hammond, they could have tied a camera to a dog and shrunk the dog. Though to be fair, Hammond's quite small so the shrinkage procedure might not be too onerous on him.
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  8004.  @phildavies6020  it's not nit-picking. Paragraphs make text easier to read, so he would be doing a service to the rest of us if he put a little bit of effort in.
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  8005. Pubs would not need to put the heating on if we all went there to keep warm.
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  8006.  @Mora41  an officer has an office, it's the court which has the power.
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  8007.  @briankearney1619  they are not selling. They are not explaining the benefits of using TV, they are telling people they need a license for it. Commission does not mean salesman, it's just performance-related pay.
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  8008.  @briankearney1619  it's not misleading terminology. He makes mistakes sometimes, such as when he thought "licensee" in the documents he showed in this video referred to off-licenses. Turning up with a warrant can be part of the process of enforcement, it is not the thing that makes a process enforcement.
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  8009.  @stubones  officers do not have to work for government agencies. There are officers in the merchant navy, for example.
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  8010. You know Elementary has recreated Apple's fawning fanboy strategy when you see someone praising a plain purple wallpaper! It's just Gnome with plank and an app menu, and the overview removed.
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  8011. The time to speak out was when Patriotic Alternative got their accounts closed. Mike was calling them silly defamatory names instead of going after the authoritarians who threaten our liberty.
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  8012.  @GamingBaked  Walgreens did not get what their balance sheet desires though, so why pretend it's about money? When morality coincides with Walgreen's profits, that does not mean their desire for moral policies is financial. The fact that the enacted policies destroy wealth and were created by and implemented by marxist ideologues says to me that they are not about profit. There is not a single policy which nobody would benefit from in one way or another. That does not mean personal benefit was a reason for the policy.
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  8013. A reason to ALLOW it: giving such sketchy reasons for not allowing it could make people think the whole "health situation" is some kind of psychological campaign. That will make them less likely to want a vaccination, and is probably bad for Aborigines too somehow.
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  8014. When someone throws snakes into your house you do indeed need to blame the thrower. But you can't ignore the snakes or assume they are on your side against the thrower.
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  8015. The suspect was aggressive, not the cops. And they did not lie. Nobody did.
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  8016. Showing footage of looters is racist.
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  8017. Linehan has been working undercover as an alt-right agent among the virtue-signalling media elite, taking extreme positions to make them look bad and turn the general public against them. He's now shown his true power level early. He was supposed to wait until after Brexit, that was the plan.
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  8018.  @emmie599  read the filing, they literally describe a male culture and complain that it exists. If you search the web for "male workplace culture" you'll find lots of articles decrying it and saying it needs to be extinguished for the benefit of women. Change the search to "female workplace culture" and you'll find lots of articles saying how great it is and that it should be encouraged for the benefit of women. Everyone knows the two things exist, and everyone has a bias towards whatever benefits women. Have you ever checked your privilege?
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  8019. ​ @maxinne·me it wasn't prejudicial, it was done after the abusive person changed their handle, which they said they did to annoy the mods. Should have been banned, that's the only mistake.
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  8020. ​ @maxinne·me being passionate about hyprland in a hyprland forum would be ok.
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  8021. Look at the Huqoq Alexander Mosaic. The blonde figure alleged to be Alexander is not depicted the way Alexander is typically depicted, for example he has side-locks. An alternative theory is that the blonde guy is the leader of the jewish revolt against Rome. So why can't Jesus be blonde too?
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  8022. If Djokovic was right, why did he have to lie about getting Covid and having antibodies?
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  8023. ​ @oomz1975 they are uniting us, not dividing us. They have implemented laws to stop us dividing, and every organisation puts such unity at the top of its agenda. There are united people in nearly every TV advert, for example. Learn how they intend to defeat us, because the strategy to prevent what you think they are doing would actually play right into their hands.
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  8024. You guys have called Wit Nats ridiculous yet here you say it makes no sense to force different cultures to live together. Culture is not demarcated only by the boundary between town and country!
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  8025. It's not the flu, and it is a pandemic. When enough people finally accept the truth we can end this economic disaster. Until then, just follow government orders. They were designed for people like you.
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  8026. That conspiracy theory has been doing the rounds for years and the population continues to grow. At some point you have to accept the truth and stop being scared.
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  8027.  @well-8814  truth gets censored a lot. Some day you will accept the population keeps growing. Some day you will stop being scared.
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  8028. I watched a video about ICE in New York, where a Venezuelan woman was interviewed. She was pregnant so went to the USA because she would have to pay for midwifery etc in Venezuela. The comments were full of Americans saying they have to pay for that too, and now they have to pay for hers.
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  8029. The tests do work, which is why the number of hospitalisations and deaths spike shortly after the number of case spikes.
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  8030. She was not in the wrong when she called cops on a man snooping round a neighbor's house. He would not have been arrested if he cooperated with them, it's all on him. The fact he was watering flowers does not change the fact he raised suspicions before that. He may have been looking for a hosepipe, and that may have looked like he was trying to break in. Should the cops be called when someone appears to be trying to break into a house? According to people here, it is wrong to call cops on a house breaker if the house breaker is black. Those people are racist, and there are a lot of them.
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  8031.  @deebee2271  there is nothing wrong with calling the police on a man snooping around a neighbor's house. I don't care what his skin is, because unlike most people here I am not racist.
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  8032.  @deebee2271  do you have a problem with your keyboard as well as your mind? The police deal with vagrants, junkies and schizophrenics as well as regular criminals, and when they get a call they have to investigate. There is no reason to be belligerent if you are doing nothing wrong. If you want the police to leave you alone, do not antagonise them, do not give them reason to suspect you of anything.
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  8033.  @janeydoe7417  he had no intention of getting his ID, and they have no power to unarrest him. I'm not the sensitive one here, I see a man acting like a douche and getting arrested for it and I think it's fine. Everyone else is crying and blaming the wihte people.
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  8034. He should also cut 80% of university places. Educating the top 10% instead of the top 50% would cost very little in terms of lost skills, but would add 4 years to the careers of the 50th to 10th percentiles of workers (when split by academic ability). That's about 10% more work-years from a group whose productivity is well above average, and it would add it to the end of their careers, which is when they are at their most experienced. It would save billions and be a huge economic boost whilst gutting the power base of the opposition. Instead of making job applicants get a degree, allow employers to set them an IQ test. Those were banned as a means of ranking applicants because of disparate impact (the you-know-whos score badly), but degrees also have disparate impact!
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  8035.  @RedPillRachel  a better way is to right-click the timestamp on the first comment in the thread and select "open in an incognito window". You get to see what it looks like to people who are not logged in.
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  8036. Tim thinks civil rights laws weren't created to keep white men in check. LOL.
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  8037. Fewer people are flying so wages have to come down. It's not a plan, it's a reaction.
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  8038. Paris has always been full of cigarette butts and urine. While that remains true there is always hope!
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  8039. Successive governments have imported discord for decades and ignored the truth people brought to them.
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  8040. Why was the establishment so keen not to have London as an "offshore banking haven"?
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  8041. I'm still up 200x. It's not burned down.
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  8042. No. There was some fearmongering about that, but it was only about 25%.
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  8043.  @catwoman7462  no it's not, and it's much more hugely less than the fearmongers were shrieking about. It's still something that needs to be taken account of by hospitals, because they don't want it to spread in the wards.
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  8044.  @chriscampbell4857  it's not 25% of people in hospital, it's 25% of people in hospital with covid. The fearmongering was that "most" covid cases were in hospital for non-covid reasons. That's "more than 50%." If the real number is 25%, that's coincidentally "more than 50%" less than the fearmongering! If you think 25% is large, the fearmongering was huge!
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  8045.  @catwoman7462  nothing to be overly scared of then. Thanks.
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  8046. If the soul of the country is South America, then you're right. But it's not, and you're wrong. Protect the borders, protect the soul.
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  8047. Where did the term "natural immunity" come from? It's part way between Innate Immunity and Naturally Acquired Immunity and I have seen people take it to mean they are innately immune or that naturally acquired immunity is a valid strategy to avoid infection. I saw it emerge in the anti-vax crowd, before honest commentators began using it too.
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  8048. If crypto is susceptible to scams why do scammers have to make their own token to scam people? Is BTC susceptible any more than USD is?
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  8049.  @fabianbartalos  it does not pressure the virus to mutate, because mutations are natural and random. If you're concerned about mutations then you would want as few virions as possible, which means promoting mask-wearing, social distancing and vaccinations.
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  8050.  @pdcrew2  it would be better to compare the vaccinated and unvaccinated populations within the same country. John did that recently for the UK and it's clear vaccination does prevent infections. I've been looking for the data just but unfortunately can't find it.
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  8051.  @BobboB-jb6yr  he is a medical professional, trained and a trainer, and a published medical author. You're just someone trying to undermine him by pointing out he's not a doctor, which is not even relevant. Moreover, he does not hide what he is. He states it on his profile and has spoken many times about his nursing and his educating.
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  8052.  @BobboB-jb6yr  the exact name of his qualification is not relevant, only the fact that he is qualified. He is not corrupt and you have no qualification to assert that he is.
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  8053.  @BobboB-jb6yr  he is not delivering medical advice. He frequently states that he is not our physician and is not giving us medical advice. Do you know what training a nurse has? Do you know what experience they get after working for 35 years? Do you actually have any reason whatsoever to declare him corrupt?
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  8054. ​ @pdcrew2  it's on the ZOE site, in their July 29th update. 36,102 new daily symptomatic cases 10,268 new daily cases in partly vaccinated (1 dose) people 14,110 new daily cases in fully vaccinated people (2 doses) The current stats for vaccinations in adults on the NHS site are 77% with 2 doses and 12.5% with 1 dose. That would have been slightly lower at the time of those case stats, and the unvaccinated number (11.5%) would have been higher. But using those recent figures, the rates work out as follows: 2 doses: 77% of adult population, 39% of all symptomatic cases 1 dose: 12.5% pop, 28.5% cases 0 doses: 11.5% pop, 32.5% cases Confounding factors will be 1. number of children testing positive (vaccination rate is only for adults, which I think John overlooked when he reported on this) 2. time elapsed since the dose 3. age profile of vaccinated people (likely to be older and ordinarily more prone to symptomatic infection) 4. behaviour of vaccinated people (likely to be less complacent about the pandemic and less likely to risk exposure).
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  8055.  @pdcrew2  just thought of another confounder - the case stats are for symptomatic cases, but we know vaccinated people have less severe disease. So there might be the same level of infection, and the ZOE data would not detect that as it's based on reporting of symptoms. There might be an invisible army of double-vaccinated asymptomatic superspreaders out there!
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  8056. It's ironic that all this began when some people in the USA a decade ago decided they didn't want Russia to trade with Ukraine. Russia lost a corrupt backwater and gained the world.
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  8057. Men do cool things, women want to take part, they find that they don't actually like it, they demand change, incels support change because they might get laid, everything turns to 💩.
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  8058. It's a mystery why people don't vote the for policies that are the root of all their problems.
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  8059. Our favourite archive site is down so often in the UK I'm wondering if it's something we're not allowed to talk about.
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  8060. With the sharp transition from 1 to zero in the abridged sequence you don't see -1/12. The transition in the full sequence is from 1 to 1, which is just as sharp as from 1 to zero.
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  8061.  Micheal Hnat  Africans used to live in caves too. Even your racist abuse is a failure!
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  8062.  Micheal Hnat  you've got it the wrong way round, it's the Bantus that attack Europeans. They also attacked the pygmies. And they're not the Hebrews - they came from western Africa not Egypt. They are not being freed from anything, they are condemning themselves in South Africa as they did in Rhodesia, by killing the hand that feeds them. When their colonisation is complete they will be an iron age tribe once more. Some might even return to the caves! It was the other guy who reference the Zulus.
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  8063. Is China seeking a war to avoid admitting/tacking its banking, real estate and mortgage problems? Is there no way they can overlook Pelosi's visit?
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  8064. He's not stupid, he's winning.
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  8065. To confound the dissident right, Open AI has announced that they will append the command "put a chick in it and maker her gay" to every video request.
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  8066. He said they work, and there is evidence supporting that.
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  8067. People can do that already. They are not forced to invest any particular way, and the people running those funds are not thieves.
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  8068. @ladyrose3228  I am a genius, but there were others who saw this before me. Everyone will eventually.
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  8069. I recently watched a documentary from about 20 years ago where PROPER researchers found a gene which protected people from the black death. The gene is absent from Africa.
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  8070. Whiteness is our way of life, which the left has made out to be some form of oppressive ideology. When they say they want to eradicate it, we know exactly when they mean, but they claim they do not want to commit what the UN calls a crime against humanity. With Knowles he clearly states that he is talking about an ideology, and the left claim he means the people.
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  8071. I can't work out from the video or the comments what the point of contention is. Is it that Rust does things automatically and it is therefore not known how any given executable created in it will work (even if it passes all its test cases)?
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  8072.  @peternixon5141  when people use the -ism word they mean everything should be tolerated except bombs. If you want to campaign against the mainstream where the actual problems are, you will be stopped. It's the people who will stop you, and who open the gates, that are the bigger concern.
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  8073. Is "Islander" an product being advertised? From previous clips it looks like a magazine, but a web search turns up nothing.
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  8074. If the singing USAID workers want to continue giving people's money to those causes, they can set up their own charity and ask donors for money. They have not been banned from doing that, I have no idea what their complaint is.
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  8075. I sometimes wish Trump lost, just so we could hear his crazy theories about what happened for the next 4 years. He's better than Hillary in every way, even in making crazy theories.
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  8076. 42% of children under 6 in Western Germany are of a migrant background. Why is anyone still thinking white supremacy is a problem?
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  8077. Surrender is beautiful, it's our greatest strength.
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  8078. "Explained"
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  8079. They sell eyeballs, not data.
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  8080. It wasn't created, it was noticed.
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  8081. The standard the government wants to bring in is "legal but harmful," where harm will be determined according to the politics of the day. The concern people have with this is two-fold. Firstly, harmful and untrue things may be allowed, such as misinformation which leads to a male boxer with a negligible developmental disorder being allowed to compete against women. Secondly, true and harm-reducing things, such as information about capacities of different populations being forwarded as an argument against mandatory discrimination in employment, may result in a conviction.
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  8082. The heavy opposition is in place of a marketing budget. All the progressive journalists will make sure everyone knows it's coming out, by complaining about misogynist trolls.
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  8083. It could mean that he wants to do it but thinks he will be stooped or not even elected it he tries.
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  8084. This phobia is a rejection of the ideology, not of the people.
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  8085. No, they are not trying to create division. If you unify wine and scotch you no longer have either, and that's why they're unifying everyone they can with the British.
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  8086. They already had that. The permission was to allow an extension to read the address of everything the browser fetched.
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  8087. He was never deported, he was told not to leave Ukraine.
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  8088. To be BAME is to be so oppressed that you're untouchable; so marginalized that everything is about you.
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  8089. We already have war memorials. If any specific group needs their own special ones, then what are the existing memorials memorialising? Are the British memorialised if we don't also have our own specific memorials?
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  8090. True, but he's also blurted that the war would not have started if he was President at the time, so he knows that it was essentially Biden's choice. If it had gone Trump's way, the US would not be sharing the spoils with anyone, so Simon's theory for why it went the other way is incorrect. The goal was Russia's resources, not Ukraine's.
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  8091. I poured myself a glass of milk to drink whilst watching this video.
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  8092. ogogo ogpgpg just read the manifesto!
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  8093. MarxistLeninist1917 he said "It's a collectivist ideology fusing nationalism with socialism," which is absolutely correct. The only reason it is "not left," as your fascist pal stated, is that the modern left hates their own people and wants to replace them. It is only the anti-national extremism of the modern left that leaves fascism "not within the two party system". Most countries are nationalist and in those places fascism is within the system, on the left.
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  8094. 33:28 I can't think why they would use 2 sharp bends instead of 1 smooth bend for the sake of some trees.
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  8095.  @tacticalcenter8658  buy my data.
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  8096.  @mgh7634  yes, it's "deliberate". I often get tickets saying "this is too easy to access via Firefox".
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  8097. The "yes" for 1800BC was so convincing I had to check my history books.
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  8098. It might be legal, but I'd be very surprised if it didn't break Honey's contract with the retailers. Some of them at least require the buyer to be told they are clicking an affiliate link.
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  8099. The Mongolians gave a homeland to go to, otherwise it's very similar.
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  8100.  Bat Orgil  they're replacing us, censoring and criminalising dissent, and even removing our history from schools. Major cities such as London have colonizers as their majority population now, and that will be true for entire countries in 50 years. It's the same agenda.
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  8101.  Bat Orgil  Europe is not being colonized by Europeans, it's being colonized by the 3rd world. The claim is not that it's bad, it's that it's happening. But it's the same as in Inner Mongolia and Tibet, so if it's bad there then it's bad here too.
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  8102.  Bat Orgil  they're neither European nor Christian. They have a different way of living which is incompatible with ours, and the diversity is leading to conflict. It's degrading our civilization, corrupting our institutions and bankrupting our countries.
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  8103.  Bat Orgil  we don't have the power to do that. They have the power to make "islamophobia" a crime. The British are marginalized in Britain.
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  8104.  @amishrob  a survey in March by Survation for Centre for Social Justice found that 22 per cent of people in London had been attacked or threatened with violence in the last 5 years. When people express concern about the state of that city it is not because they're scared of avocado toast, it is because they are better informed than you and not afraid of letting facts inform their judgement.
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  8105. The news media has a code of conduct whereby they withhold information if the establishment thinks it will negatively affect their preferred "communities". So if they don't tell you anything about a suspect, you can assume he's not a native.
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  8106.  @Stantheman848  there's your racism coming to the fore again. End your hatreds, please.
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  8107. What makes your think he was watering flowers when she called? If he was looking for the hose pipe, that would appear the same as if he was looking for a way into the house. If someone was breaking into a house near you, would you go over there and risk being shot? If someone was breaking into your house would you want the police called?
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  8108.  @wewenang5167  she treated him like she would treat anyone else snooping around a neighbor's house. Just because she's white you accuse her, you racist.
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  8109.  @monetprod1  she might not like passive aggressiveness. People can't work out that when the police were called he could have been doing something other than what he was doing when they arrived. Whatever he was doing, it raised the neighbor's suspicions. That's ok, all he had to do was act like a pastor and everything would have been fine.
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  8110.  @monetprod1  she was not passive, she was active. When someone is looking to break into a house, it IS an emergency! If it's true that the police cannot demand ID from someone suspected of trespass, that policy needs to be changed. I don't believe it is true, they are allowed to arrest people on suspicion so they must be allowed to ask for ID on suspicion. Do you think they would take a suspect all the way to court and not know who he is? If they can't ask for ID, they would have to put him in court without knowing who he is, which obviously makes no sense. Therefore I do not believe the people telling us they are not allowed to ask for ID for suspected trespass. I hold them all to the same standard. They should all do the right thing. All but the pastor did.
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  8111.  @monetprod1  we don't know what he was doing, we only know it made that woman think he was up to no good. You might think she's the sort of person who thinks watering flowers is a crime, but we have no evidence of that, and we have no evidence that he was watering flowers when she called the police. You are wrong when you claim we have a recording of what he was doing when she called the police. 100% wrong. I give her the benefit of the doubt and assume he appeared to be looking to break into the house. I also give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he was looking for a hosepipe or doing something else innocent that appeared otherwise. Something else we know of the woman is that she did not want him arrested once she knew who he was and what he was doing. You need to assess all these things before calling her a racist, which she clearly is not. I have had the police called on me for acting suspiciously on another person's property. I was looking for a way to make a delivery, and I told the police that instead of getting angry and defensive. I have also called the police on a neighbor acting suspiciously on his own property. I did not know who lived in that house, but I saw someone breaking the glass in the door so I called the police. When they arrived he was sweeping up the glass. Actually they kept me on the phone and he started sweeping up before the car arrived but they came anyway, just to check it out. He was not the same race as me, so did I call because of his race, or because of what he was doing when the police arrived, or because of him breaking the glass? This is not rocket science!
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  8112. Lauren Southern was banned from the UK for a similar reason. European governments are terrified of certain "communities" being upset.
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  8113.  @dating6016  they're not here as part of a democratic process, and mixing has proven not to work. They benefit from a policy which increases crime and poverty, and which has never been given a mandate by the British nation. Reversing the policy is the only answer, it will benefit those who suffered from its imposition.
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  8114. "Only 25 elements," each of which can be any word of between 5 and 10 characters (or there abouts). That's a lot of words. Even if it's only 10,000 words, you're far more likely to be able to guess a bitcoin password.
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  8115. Sex is biological, gender is a subset of personality. Gender doesn't determine which changing room you use any more than your amenability does.
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  8116. Pepe was not embraced as a hate symbol. The left claimed he was a hate symbol, because he was used by people who oppose their authoritarianism, and the creator had to abandon it because of that. They also tried to get Kekistan, Ok, and milk associated with "hate".
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  8117. There are essentially zero neo nazis, but there are people who use Hitler memes because it triggers idiots. Pepe was never a hate symbol. When CNN ran a story about a KKK version of the character people searched for the source of the image CNN had used and found the only place online that had it was CNN. They MADE him a hate symbol as part of their propaganda campaign against anti-authoritarians.
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  8118. No, nazis are essentially not "a thing"; those people you mention are not aryan supremacists and do not want to colonize Poland, and they have no power whatsoever. But that's irrelevant because I saw a communist begin a sentence with the word "sigh" and I consider communism a hate ideology, and since you started your sentence with a hate-word I can ignore everything you say! That's your level of thought being thrown back at you. The US was built for the posterity of the people who started it; they declared it to be a country of their people, not a country of immigrants. Any immigration that could be said to have built the country happened at a time when migrants had to cut ties with their mother country and were not able to live off government handouts. There is no comparison between migration now and migration 150 years ago. Liberals are authoritarian because they have adopted a managerial style instead of seeking democratic consensus. So diversity is imposed, but permission from the people has never been sought. Immigration was imposed but permission from the people was never sought. In fact, the 1965 immigration act stated that it would not result in a change in the demographics of the country. They lied to the people instead of giving them a choice, because the left is authoritarian. Mexican immigration has already shattered California. It is impossible for immigration not to change a country, which is why many countries do not allow it. But you don't call those countries "xenophobic" because you only hate white people.
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  8119. @Tyler Ducharme he's always been sceptical of the data, especially during the first wave when there was not much testing, and also of certain countries such as Russia and China. But we have to accept that the general pattern refutes the conspiracy theories.
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  8120.  @lorraineali8020  there is more than one covid vaccine, they are not poison, and I easily found a vaccine that allows breakthrough infections. You do not know what it happening, you have just believed the propaganda and the fearmongering. You have been made to fear the word vaccine itself.
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  8121.  @milalewis983  you do need a booster for measles, and 3 initial injections. The covid vaccines prevent infection, prevent transmission and prevent serious illness, by varying degrees.
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  8122.  @Beekind799  TV does not give you covid.
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  8123. They employed 1 foreigner, she implemented a diversity policy, and now she controls the charity's assets of several hundred million pounds to use against native people.
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  8124. It sounds tepid compared to what we are expected to support in the Levant. I hope the King is not accused of being insufficiently deferential to the ferocious people there by apologising for something so benign!
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  8125. Why do they have to be trees? I'd rather have a shrubbery. They look nice and can be got for a reasonable price.
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  8126. There will be a Deep Fake of this if the Hillary tape is released.
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  8127. "Open government lawmakers such as Senators John McCain (R-Arizona) and Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vermont) have fought for years to make the reports public..." https://wikileaks.org/wiki/Change_you_can_download:_a_billion_in_secret_Congressional_reports
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  8128. Removing a zebra crossing: £10k Getting tyre marks on the pink paint: 2 years inside for a hate crime I wish I was as marginalised as these people.
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  8129. He said a trillion seconds is about 30 years. It's actually 31,688 years. At a spending rate of $1/second the federal budget last year would have lasted for 213,958 years.
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  8130. 2 big differences between the end of 7 and the end of 10: 1. There are people whose computers cannot be upgraded to 11 (eg the guy who posted that reddit thread). 2. Linux has improved.
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  8131. Look at the "deaths from all causes" data: deaths during the waves of the pandemic were high, and deaths during the vaccine rollout are low. It's not a mystery what's going on.
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  8132. Apart from expanding NATO towards Russia, the Regime blaming all of its democratic defeats on Russia, people speaking openly about regime change, already having attempted a type of colonisation in the 90s and speaking about doing so again, and finally refusing to accept Russia's concerns about all of this and their request that Zelensky be stopped from continuing his atrocities in Donbas, there was no sign of a threat.
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  8133.  @colby25  it was NATO expansion. The intervention in an existing conflict in Ukraine, after months of negotiations during which Ukraine refused to abide by international law, does not show that Russia would have done something it has not done. When it had the opportunity, such as in Georgia in 2008 following a foreign-backed coup, and in Kazakhstan last year following another coup attempt, it did not do what you have been told it wants to do. There was a foreign-backed coup somewhere in 2014 too. Foreigners should not interfere on Russia's border so often, they might give the impression that they want to carry out the regime change and dismantling they keep talking about! They would probably use the weapons systems they moved to the border. There is no imperialistic aim, at least on the Russians side, just a response to provocation. The US's imperialism is not deniable. The monitors were from OSCE and they did report on the atrocities. So did independent journalists.
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  8134.  @colby25  Russia was still trying to negotiate within the MInsk details until Zelensky larped about getting nukes at last year's Munich conference. Now we've had Merkel saying they never planned to keep within it, that it was just an excuse to rearm, and Hollande has confirmed this. It was always and only Ukraine which abandoned Minsk. Ukraine's atrocities did not end after a year, and when asked to stop, Zelensky refused. No genocide had happened yet, but the atrocities continued and would never stop until the land was cleared. Troops had been positioned for a final push and the OSCE reported increased shelling in the days before Russia intervened. Yes, the coup would not have happened without US/EU support and the energy of the far-right. Yanukovych was not a puppet and did not scrap the EU deal, he just considered a Russian one alongside it. That was too much for the west to bear. Putin is not a dictator. He is not recreating the USSR and has said it would not be a good idea to do so. When he had the opportunities I described before, he did not take them, which should have been a lesson to you. You fell for western propaganda and you will lose your country because of it. A handful of neocons are willing to fight Putin to the last Ukrainian, and they're still going to lose. Ukraine was not a peaceful neighbour. It rejected the concept of indivisible security, sought to be a base for Russia's enemies, incorporated ultra-nationalists into government and military, and enshrined a commitment to invade sovereign Russian territory. It never stopped shelling civilians, even when war was threatened, it rejected peace in the talks after Russia had parked its tanks outside Kiev, and it rejected peace in the talks in Istanbul. After those rejections and the rejection of Minsk by Ukraine and its backers, Russia has realised the only way to achieve peace is by the complete surrender of Ukraine. That will happen, and it could so easily have been avoided. It's people like you that brought this about.
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  8135.  @mark4asp  the war started after the coup, not in 2022. Russia was not behind the coup, the US was
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  8136.  @mark4asp  yes, a coup. The overthrow of a democratically elected president. And it was backed by a foreign power. They even discussed who should be in the imposed government. The coup government further disregarded democracy by not recognising the newly independent states which rejected the false government. And then it invaded, killing thousands of people. So don't pretend you care about life or democracy. Putin was elected and has huge popular support, Zelensky banned opposition parties.
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  8137. He got that wrong. The American nation existed before the United States, which was a union created for the posterity of the nation. He was not part of that.
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  8138. Yes they do. Money is a ledger, currency is physical tokens. Banks can't create the tokens, but they can manage a ledger.
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  8139. Of course it matters. The whole point is to end the pandemic so we can remove the restrictions and get back to living our lives. Beating the mask restriction will not let us beat the lockdown restriction.
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  8140.  @TheAgeofWarriors  what's wrong with there being a new normal? Would you whine on the internet if a forest fire prevented you from doing what you normally do? Right now a pandemic is preventing you, and you need to adapt. Do you know what happens to organisms which cannot adapt to their environment?
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  8141.  @TheAgeofWarriors  ending the pandemic will end the lockdowns, and wearing a mask which you know will not stop transmission is not how we end the pandemic. So yes, wearing a specific type of mask will end the restrictions and wearing another type will mean the pandemic stays around for longer, more people get sick, and Big Pharma makes more money off us while the NWO does whatever it is that people believe it is doing. You obviously don't want this virus to go away, so I assume you must be working for Big Pharma or the NWO. If you deny your role, that's a clear indication that I'm right.
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  8142. Elon's not "fanning flames" any more than Enoch was when he laid out the causes and consequences back in the 60s and 70s. I saw a clip of him doing so on Lotus Eaters earlier today (in "Why are the Riots Happening", at just before 21 minutes), and was shocked at how accurate he was. All we had to do was listen, but people preferred to demonstrate their virtue and tolerance instead, and now we've gone down the path he warned us not to.
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  8143. "Women have a perfect right to play a part in our movement, Reg"
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  8144.  @pippip8744  yes. I read their prospectus once, and was very surprised to find they had the sort of criticisms of corporate structures and free markets that the supposed other side had.
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  8145. Conservatives cant get any...contraceptives?
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  8146. As an alternative, how about using Chrome for everything Google related and Firefox for everything else? It cuts them off from tracking you, even better than adblockers do. I have a separate Google profile in Brave, it's not as clunky as it sounds.
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  8147. You might need to fill in a 2nd form in duplicate a week or so after the official one, as part of the process of assessing how valid the census data is. If you are gender fluid and might not be able to remember a week later what your gender was on the day of the census, you should make a note of it so that you can fill in the 2nd form accurately.
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  8148. A constitution which does not permit a party which wants Germany to be German but permits parties that want it to be Turkish or Muslim ought to be considered invalid.
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  8149.  @tallard666  it was novel, meaning we had no previous immunity, and it is not seasonal. Lying and redefining terms does not make a case. If you think confusion about the fact of mortality influenced the response to the pandemic, that makes total sense in accordance with your confusion about other basic facts. Get over it. Politicians initially said no to lockdowns, then a huge number of people died or had to be admitted to ICUs, and lots of other people took the appropriate response given the seriousness of the situation, and locked themselves down. Then the government acted, mandating the necessary action for those who could not work it out for themselves. This was several weeks too late. The "preparedness" plan failed and we did something else that would actually work. You never needed to be scared, you don't need to be angry, you just need to get over it. Pandemics affect populations, not individuals.
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  8150.  @salami2  they did not do nothing, and Denmark beat them. They initially did nothing, but they supplement their food with vitamin D so had an advantage over many countries. When doing nothing became intolerable they became reasonable, accepted their predicament, and mandated restrictions. Last time I checked they had 3 times the death rate of Denmark, which also adds vitamin D to food, and a worse GDP contraction. It should be obvious that doing nothing is not a viable strategy. It was always obvious to me; you need to think about why it is still not obvious to you and why you still believe the lies.
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  8151. ​ @tallard666  how could every person on the planet have immunity to something which nobody had come into contact with, and why does the fact it infected so many people not discourage you from holding such an obviously absurd opinion? What would the fatality rate be if nobody received treatment? What would it be if we allowed everyone to be infected at the same time? You look at the success of the measures we took, and condemn them because they worked! Imperial College London, October 2020; Report 34 - COVID-19 Infection Fatality Ratio Estimates from Seroprevalence "we estimate the overall IFR in a typical low-income country, with a population structure skewed towards younger individuals, to be 0.23%.... In contrast, in a typical high income country, with a greater concentration of elderly individuals, we estimate the overall IFR to be 1.15%" So that's 1.15% IFR for the UK, and with an R0 of about 4 we get a 75% infection rate before herd immunity. That's a fatality rate of 0.8625% (580,000 people in the UK, and that doesn't include serious or long-term illness) and you want me to believe it was 0.04%. I cannot believe you, because I know the facts. Vaccination was something like 95% effective against infection, but dropped off over time, whereas effectiveness against serious illness remained high. 95% is not marginal. We did not disobey the preparedness plan, it failed. Science survived, people just chose to believe conspiracy theories and the sort of nonsense you're insisting on instead.
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  8152.  @salami2  the basic covid death rate ought to give a similar conclusion, but apparently it does not. When I looked for the data you refer to I found a study which looked into the unusually high number of deaths in Sweden in 2020! High excess deaths in Sweden during the first wave of COVID-19: Policy deficiencies or ‘dry tinder’? The risk of death during the first COVID-19 wave rose significantly for Swedish women aged >85 but only slightly for Danish women aged >85 I'll stick with my earlier premise.
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  8153. You don't have to commemorate his life to celebrate his discovery of the continent.
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  8154.  @Cercamon5655  they are excluding people because of what they look like. If you like that, join them, but don't pretend you're the good guy.
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  8155. #AdblockYoutube
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  8156. Their criticisms of the C of E's wokeness is not a defence of Christianity, they are promoting the values of their own civilisation.
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  8157. Nothing went wrong, no mistakes are being made. They were never pro-equality, they were anti-white.
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  8158. Despite the claim in the title that there are conscripts?
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  8159. The opposite happened. Only 1 debate, friendly hosts, no audience, transmission delay so they can cut the gaffs. They even wanted the candidates to be seated.
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  8160.  @twistedsister2568  if they went into my house they would see a TV with no aerial connected, and no broadband TV service supplied to the house. I think we all know that The Author would have let them in if his living room was anything like mine!
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  8161.  @geoffcarlton4047  the judge/JP was convinced because he was told the guy was watching sport on his TV. It might have been a DVD of sports, but if he was unfortunate enough to be watching a DVD of 2 teams who were currently playing a televised game, that would look like he was viewing live TV without a license. This is not about him having iplayer installed.
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  8162.  @geoffcarlton4047  why do you use scare quotes around "evidence?" Do you think a JP will accept as evidence things which are not evidence? They can't "easily find 'evidence'" in my house because I do not have any way of watching TV on my TV. If The Author has a way of watching TV on his TV, he might do all he could not to let the enforcement officers see it! Why do you think the warrant was "wafer thin?" Do you think being observed watching sport on your TV is not grounds for suspicion?
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  8163.  @geoffcarlton4047  what evidence do you think they can get other than observing someone watching TV? The law has not been changed, so don't expect anyone to act as if they are in your fantasy world. I didn't know about the meter replacements, but I found this headline: "Energy companies halt forced installation of prepayment meters" So it was a non-issue even before it became a double-non-issue. If they were paying their bills they would not have their meters changed. If they were not paying their bills they should face some kind of penalty. The only merit each case needs is the balance on their account. It's a rubber stamp job if ever there was one!
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  8164.  @Mrhullsie2  in that case, the law does not apply to them, as with nudists. It is only to stop people who intend to cause alarm.
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  8165. Dr. John, is it possible for a vaccine not to reduce transmission? Would there be any point in testing for the effect on transmission once it is proven that the vaccine induces immunity? Surely if immunity does not reduce transmission then the concept of Herd Immunity is invalid!
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  8166. In the 70s they would just burn the building down and claim insurance.
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  8167. If that was happening we would have noticed it by now.
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  8168.  @fabianbartalos  do you know what it is? Hospitalisation rates are down, so why do you think people are getting more serious disease? You fell for the lies. They want you scared. They want you to get the disease rather than a vaccine, and you are going to comply.
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  8169. "Let's talk about erasure" also "Let's erase whiteness"
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  8170. Milo's idea about women in medical school is not idiotic, it's based on fact. Current policy, at least in his native UK, is to encourage more women into the field even though they are the majority, to dismiss as "sexist" any calls for equality, and to ignore the fact many more women than men leave their careers to start families. The cost to our publicly funded health service of not following Milo is huge. The conclusions alt-right ideas lead to are simply that we should not try to engineer a perfect society of equal participation in all disciplines. Understanding differences makes us want to treat people as individuals, which is the opposite of the current regime.
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  8171.  @freedomandfunwithjlb7193  the population keeps growing. There never was a plan to shrink it, even bill gates in his TED speech which terrified a lot of stupid people only called for a slower rate of increase. It is just not happening.
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  8172. Men protect women from having to repair power lines after an ice storm. I think the free tampons guy was being subversive.
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