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_DeadFred_

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About _DeadFred_

Take a second to remember we live on an incredibly beautiful planet

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    Comment #49221722

    Do Alfalfa growers traditionally use limited (and funded at large expense by the local community) municipal water hookups to grow their crops? Are alfalfa growers asking for new wa…

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    Comment #49221689

    The question is does DC building bring added costs to local communities. My small town has a backlog of home builders waiting for permits because of constrained municipal water cap…

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    Comment #49196757

    Did they commit that they were only going to use 1 million gallons? I got the impression they committed to not using the communities water?

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    Comment #49196731

    1. So basically the majority of rural people, so you are saying rural Americans should fight against every AI datacenter built in their area if they want to keep access to drinking…

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    Comment #49196665

    Why sweep for them? The industry promises/makes commitments with the intention of not keeping them and going through back channels. F em. They are a scumbag/untrustworthy/'we only …

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    Comment #49191697

    Oh, data centers are no louder than having planes flying overhead? And they are that 'quiet' a constant 24/7? Man, why would people complain about that?

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    Comment #49191149

    "One California town found Flock's license plate cameras were wrong 71% of the time" https://www.techspot.com/news/113320-one-california-town-fou... and the saying OP is looking fo…

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    Comment #49169559

    Our system is an direct descendant of the Norman conquest system over England, with a conquering class sitting at the top, feeling no connection to those lower than them, extractin…

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    Comment #49149248

    Luckily we have doctors and trained professionals that propose the medical decisions and research that comes up with informed plans like immunization schedules.

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    Comment #49149238

    Their parents disorders of being non-superhuman normal people who care so deeply about their children that it erodes their lives? What ghouls. Give me a break.

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    Comment #49149230

    The things you list could have been done already. They aren't going to happen. They all require too much money for the modern world to choose them.

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    Comment #49147505

    I remember the shared energy/crowds/community feeling of shopping during the holiday season. I remember everyone singing along to songs. I remember when products where safe. Amazon…

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    Comment #49145645

    Anecdotally, I watched parents of autistic children become ghosts/shells of who they were. It seemed like much higher divorce rates, and towards the kids reaching highschool just s…

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    Comment #49134889

    They do not think this. They pretend to still believe this in order to continue their 'starve the beast' strategy, but their actual goal is to damage the government/run up debt, no…

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    Comment #49134881

    The Republicans have ran on 'starve the beast' and intentional breaking of our government/programs/etc in order to meet their philosophical aims for 40 years. Republicans actively …

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    Comment #49064820

    'we couldn't follow the law because the law's hard, instead we started the gateway for Trump by bending the rules, destroying norms, pretending the meaningless has meaning and crea…

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    Comment #49064796

    Bullshit. Crazy to see we have so many wanna be murderers among us on hacker news though.

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    Comment #49064785

    You responded to 'It's astonishing how many people really seem to think that total collapse / destruction of a system can be an effective way for fixing things' with 'Czar Nicholas…

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    Comment #49063441

    Yes, murder is easy after collapse. But murder is not a fix.

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    Comment #49063392

    There is no such thing as a binding 'agreement' like this in the USA system of government. We have treaties. That have to be ratified by the Senate. The governments of the world un…