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SnazzyUncle
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Comment #43845361
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Comment #43827512
> You're very wrong about the people that I consider more informed just having aligned political interests. The vast majority of them were significantly to the right of myself. If …
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Comment #43825773
Why put the [citation needed]? I've told you what my rationale is behind my statement. Just argue against my logic. > An opposite argument is that compulsory voting smooths out or …
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Comment #43825742
> Absolutely not my experience coming from a country with compulsory voting, and having lived in a country without. People in the country without were generally more ignorant of th…
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Comment #43821389
No it isn't the other way around. Some young men (in the UK) in high crime areas will carry them illegally because it makes them feel safer. UK has strict gun and knife laws. https…
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Comment #43821335
> Except the average person isn't a highways engineer and isn't aware of the road design limits which means 120mph can be unsafe even on a visually empty road. Firstly there is no …
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Comment #43821076
You don't seem to have ever driven on a long, empty, well lit 4 lane carriage way at 4am in he morning. If I am going 70MPH (UK Motorway speed limit) or 120MPH in such a situation …
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Comment #43820993
> Compulsory preferential voting is a much better protection against tyrants. This guarantees worse outcomes. You will be effectively forcing people to participate that typically d…
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Comment #43820762
Most of the time I don't need a puncture repair kit / spare inner tube when cycling, but when I have a puncture I really need it. You don't feel the need for something like a gun f…
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Comment #43819447
It is the easiest thing to do and the least hassle. I agree it is a racket, but I don't want randos from TV licensing knocking on my door.
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Comment #43809456
The TV license is a relic of the past that is no longer relevant to viewer's viewing habits. It should be abolished. I really don't know why they haven't.
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Comment #43809446
I literally just go on their site and say "I don't need a license because I use my TV for gaming". Then you don't get the nuisance letters for 2 years.
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Comment #43806777
The stuff they showed on those videos a few years ago were a lot of the often balloons or children's birthday balloons and the incredible speeds were ~40mph. There is several guys …
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Comment #43805860
Fewer and fewer people are watching the traditional TV programming. Even with the hobbyist stuff that I used yo enjoy watching on TV that is now on YouTube. Anyone under 50 are usi…
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Comment #43801834
There is no way Tropic Thunder would be made today and this is true of many comedy movies before the 2010s.
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Comment #43762843
I think the screenshots are a bit squashed. When he was doing Andreas was doing streams the fonts looked fine they just wasn't using hinting/cleartype.
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Comment #43755872
Yep. It is honestly tiresome. It is the same bad arguments are repeated ad-nauseam. The UK government and various public entities have been repeatedly shown to abuse the powers giv…
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Comment #43751733
This is exhausting. Now you are bringing up US politics. We are talking about the UK and the UK law. I have linked you the communications act of 2003, I have linked you examples of…
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Comment #43751493
Is the "far right" in the room now with you now? When have you dealt with any of the "far right". How do you know they really exist? Most of the people I've encountered on the far …
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Comment #43751485
They could you know arrest the person and search the phone under suspicion, or get a court order. They don't need mass surveillance. Maybe they should do their job and actually inv…
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Comment #43751162
> OK, so reflecting on the world at the moment. Do you want the police to suspend investigating all complaints involving social media, or to continue to investigate them? Yes. I do…
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Comment #43751142
Yep. I didn't want to get into all of that because it would have made the post even longer tbh.
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Comment #43751129
> Can you link me to the evidence you have for this person having been convicted? Because she wasnt, the case was immediately over turned on appeal and the lower court volunteer ju…
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Comment #43750781
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