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hooplah
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Comment #27833951
Yes, the government can't delegate it's dirty work to private companies. The SC has been very clear on that.
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Comment #27833724
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Comment #27824300
What does my account age have to do with anything I've said? Congrats you noticed my name is green, now stick to the discussion, don't attack me. We shouldn't condone Cuba's regime…
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Comment #27815361
Have you spoken to any person who escaped Cuba? I bet you haven't, because they'll all tell you they escaped because the oppressive regime, not because of poverty. The sanctions ar…
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Comment #27815250
That is a lie. We're "mad" about Castro seizing power and nationalizing everything under his oppressive regime. Human rights violations: https://www.hrw.org/world-report/2020/count…
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Comment #27813408
HN frontpage 15 days ago, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27653868 The propaganda hit MSN, Nature, NYTimes, and many other media outlets and those hit social media (FB, HN, Re…
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Comment #27813282
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Comment #27786845
If you don't trust the merchant don't do business with them. As a merchant, you have to accept all customers and hope they don't commit fraud, barring expensive fraud filters. As a…
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Comment #27784537
It is for merchants. Chargebacks are abused and can kill your profitability in certain industries. Stripe and PayPal label these has high risks and will shut your account down if y…
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Comment #27777347
Except the ruling that Trump could not ban people from his feed because it was considered an official government medium. I believe that's the core case that Trump's lawyers are mak…
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Comment #27777179
Wouldn't that most likely be derivative of a peak mode (either up or down). Park at top, open doors, wait for traffic down, return up. Korea Lunch 1 would park at top for people le…
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Comment #27775311
No, I personally think the US should manufacture more at home so we can control the process and reduce as many emissions as we can. I believe we are doing an okay job, and the numb…
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Comment #27775097
> If and when they decide to deal with the problem I expect they’ll make a lot more progress than we have. Sure. I will update my stance if or when the CCP decides to do something,…
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Comment #27774735
> What makes you think the US gives a shit either? Because we cut our emissions by a lot while increasing energy output & manufacturing, and it's many people's #1 issue. I don't re…
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Comment #27774415
One article at the time said they had an informant that convinced top level criminals to use it and it spread from there. Will try to find it, but it was awhile back. edit: https:/…
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Comment #27774127
Again, I support moving more manufacturing to the US for sure. And we can demand our politicians to do that so we can control emissions, as well as try to hold countries accountabl…
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Comment #27774071
> So without global warming, a location that was 104F would have been 102F. Still a severe heat wave, just slightly less intense. So he claims global warming is contributing to the…
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Comment #27773755
If you truly believe it's this dire, does it matter? It's up to that country to cut emissions even if they accept that job on behalf of other countries. But first, lets start on ju…
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Comment #27773457
Fracking did manage to drop our emissions phasing out coal. But politics gets in the way of natural gas all the time. Politics got in the way of nuclear as well. Also, if you truly…
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Comment #27773387
And everyone stopped trying to link events through any sort of rationale. Hurricane? Climate change. Wild fire? Not forest management. Climate change. 100 year freeze? It's only ha…
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Comment #27773148
I know, I was speaking to the fact that they are right leaning. The point to that sentence was to say there are reasons to not be left leaning (leftist or liberal) that don't invol…
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Comment #27767707
I disagree that there's a "surge of religiously motivated" as an insider within the party I see the religious social aspect is less prominent than the economic, foreign policy, and…
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Comment #27767655
You have to know that the right is a far spectrum. As a libertarian conservative I support abortion, but not late-term abortion or post birth. That and religion in general is mainl…