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booboolayla
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Comment #25003088
So, effectively kick the productive people out of offices and move the homeless in? Sounds wise.
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Comment #25002784
I'd say you're right - they're trying to make everyone equal, not to grow further.
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Comment #24641771
>failing to protect the elderly at our care facilities This right here is the main reason for a high death count here in the U.S. too. Who would have thought that sending viral pat…
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Comment #24547652
I guess the meme-detecting algorithm doesn't work that well, so why not go the outsourcing route and try censoring on false copyright pretenses.
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Comment #24520025
All unions ever accomplished is to harm the hand that feeds them, be it one company, or the whole State. Lulling workers into complacence and laziness, all the while working tirele…
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Comment #24519979
I'd just like to state for the record that 90% of conversation on this topic is super-smart people arguing the best ways to censor opinions they find harmful politically or sociall…
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Comment #24347623
Because they have European immigrants (like me) who are more than willing to explain to Americans what exactly leftist ideas mean in practice, and how much of it is false advertisi…
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Comment #24327692
Chernobyl (outside of parts of power plant that hosted the uranium core) is only dangerous in the graveyard, and certain apartments/rooms that haven't been opened since the acciden…
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Comment #24297666
Of course they don't.
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Comment #24297619
Yes we would be short on quality lithium sources. Mining lithium is extremely damaging to environment, too, but you'll rarely hear about that in "climate change" discussions. https…
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Comment #24273821
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Comment #24265567
Comments like the one you're replying to always make me think - is a popular democracy truly the way to go? If that truly is the case, then our education needs to become the polar …
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Comment #24214989
Don't come arguing on a topic you lack basic understanding of. Asking "for a source" on whether Comintern was exporting revolutions around the world is simply arguing in bad faith.…
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Comment #24214948
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Comment #24000238
This reads like an exercise in rationalizing your own biases and wishes. Masks didn't suddenly start preventing viral infections in 2020, they've been used for more than half a cen…
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Comment #23901935
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Comment #23772034
I'd love to see an honest research into what happens with these STEM olympiad wunderkindern when they grow up. Something tells me a tiny percentage actually achieves something, mos…
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Comment #23771976
This way of reasoning is like a Chinese finger trap. We are educating China's new (first?) generation of scientists, so if they stay here they'll somehow work for our benefit and n…
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Comment #23763524
"Sensical, but with a caveat"
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Comment #23753083
>Many families viewed studying in the US as a pathway to eventual residence. I thought they were coming for education? Now we're lamenting that they can't move their whole family t…
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Comment #23753008
Give existing employees coding interview questions of their colleagues once every three months. It will be very easy to pinpoint the bad players.
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Comment #23655438
>More policing means more crime Sounds like more testing means more people infected
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Comment #23644627
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Comment #23381124
They are allowed to criticize the government, but they are not free from the consequences of it. We will stop importing haters of America whether you feel OK with it or not.
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Comment #23083310
Yep, just like rapes in Sweden. Change the definition and voila!