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Comment #24416270
The left are actively hunting down and murdering Trump-supporters: https://www.wsj.com/articles/police-investigating-antifa-sup... And here they are celebrating the death of that i…
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Comment #24403820
Black fragility.
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Comment #24403690
IYI.
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Comment #24397755
The video: https://twitter.com/cabot_phillips/status/130151642427657830...
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Comment #24267081
How have either Afghanistan or Iraq defeated the US in any conventional sense of the word?
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Comment #24265290
How does that explain the vast over representation of African Americans in professional basketball? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_and_ethnicity_in_the_NB... It doesn’t, does…
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Comment #24191729
As opposed to only sufficiently wealthy American technology companies...
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Comment #24185534
If you're hearing Steely Dan is now-somewhat-forgotten you're overdue for fresh contemporaries.
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Comment #24182420
Nothing is more permanent than “temporary” arrangements; and nothing is more temporary than “permanent” ones.
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Comment #24181894
That still applies to ~170k rental units, which constitute ~70% of the entire SF rental market. https://www.spur.org/sites/default/files/publications_pdfs/S...
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Comment #24181825
Better coffee and no human excrement on the sidewalks too.
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Comment #24155287
Skin in the game.
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Comment #24150419
Sounds great in theory. In practice, the aggregate outcome would be wealthy city-dwelling democrats subsiding poor rural republicans.
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Comment #24150307
Actually, the handful of half-competent governments who have handled the pandemic the best disagree: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-08-13/forced-is...
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Comment #24150144
How do rural folk benefit from either? Distances are too great for biking and the lack of density precludes mass-transit.