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fountainofage

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    Comment #35545255

    That's a fair interpretation. Admittedly I've known him long enough that I'm familiar with these experiences of his, so I didn't probe too much into this exact event and what he th…

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    Comment #35540184

    You've reminded me of a friend of mine who reached the point in his life where he was going to furnish his home with new furniture. He boasted how he was only going to buy American…

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    Comment #35025241

    "but not guarantee" is almost the entire point of what folks are pointing out and what the OP meant - you could do literally everything perfect and still it's VERY likely you will …

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    Comment #34875297

    It's basically don't waste your time with corp dev. http://www.paulgraham.com/corpdev.html You hit the nail on the head that it's way too much work when there's not even a continge…

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    Comment #33261553

    > I'm not sure why there is a stigma to deciding to not have kids. > It's not as if your decision is going to have much impact on anybody except yourself That's pretty much every s…

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    Comment #25970713

    Why is publicly saying "hey, a few companies are selling shorts of gamestop and trying to drive it into the ground, I think that's bullshit. If you think it's bullshit, too, here's…

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    Comment #25970512

    That same page also says "Investors and prospective investors should be cautious of rumors on chat rooms where the intent of nameless and faceless computer users is in doubt." So i…

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    Comment #25956300

    Off the top of my head I recall etrade, fidelity, schwab, and TD ameritrade allowed people to buy GME. I understand being able to buy on margin has been restricted almost everywher…

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    Comment #25954372

    They will likely lose a lot of their users. The users were never the customers - not even the gold ones.

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    Comment #25342312

    Honestly, I've typed out a few replies, and I've got nothing. Basically, I'm saying I don't trust cops because they kill 1,100 people a year. That's it. That's my whole argument. J…

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    Comment #25341821

    To my knowledge, much of the rest of the developed world doesn't have a problem with cops being able to lie under oath with no punishment. The non-adversarial systems you reference…

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    Comment #25341658

    That's my point - not that a judge should grant a warrant to a crackhead, but that they should act as if they're granting a warrant to a crackhead. So basically the opinions, socia…

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    Comment #25341349

    I'm mainly commenting on the way up parent here: "They got a warrant. Judges aren't going to issue a warrant based on asking a bunch of people if they sent a message." Judges absol…

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    Comment #25341303

    The issue is: the evidence they gathered was that her home was specifically NOT part of any drug rings. The judge went ahead and issued a warrant even though all actual evidence sa…

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    Comment #25341274

    Yeah, I bet if someone came over and beat the shit out of you for only an hour a day, you'd be correcting people that the person is only sometimes an asshole.

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    Comment #25341214

    Read up on Brian Miller in the Parkland shooting. Let children die because he ran away. Still working as a cop. They tried to fire him but can't.

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    Comment #25341201

    They have no legal obligation to be there or do that job. If they refuse, there can be no punishment. This has gone to the federal courts, and even the Supreme Court, several times…

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    Comment #25340719

    But the chance of getting away with killing a few people becomes non-existent if you actually try to do something sane.

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    Comment #25340701

    Eh, don't side with cops. They have no legal obligation to do anything. They know this. So they pick their battles where they know they can kill a few people and get away with it. …

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    Comment #25340639

    The law actually isn't different. Cops just have qualified immunity and have shown they throw hissy fit little tantrums if a DA holds them responsible for being the worthless sacks…

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    Comment #25340604

    Have you even bothered researching the Breonna Taylor case? The judge issued a warrant in spite of evidence clearly saying she's not guilty, and she's dead now. Judges routinely is…

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    Comment #25340497

    You are aware cops have absolutely no obligation to enforce the law, right? So you or me entering this woman's home with guns drawn - we have the same obligation to be there as a c…

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    Comment #25166679

    Theoretically, these businesses are already priced to maximize profit. So it could be that increased wages increases the cost to the consumer. It could also mean lower profits for …

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    Comment #25021075

    My point is that my experience has been that assholes are going to be assholes regardless of how much you educate them. We see this now where those with no education and very littl…

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    Comment #25020885

    Are you saying we need even more education than what doctors currently attain? Or are you agreeing with my underlying point that education doesn't matter and won't help here?