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isoskeles
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Comment #30048850
No, they're saying that the US being heavily armed isn't the only explanation for why someone gets killed by a stray bullet in Atlanta.
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Comment #30039067
This isn’t /r/antiwork.
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Comment #30005202
Knowing what was intended to be said is great, and subtitles, for whatever reason, seem to convey this better than dubbing. Also, I feel like I can hear the emotion in the original…
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Comment #29947726
Really, it’s just a shitty comment that probably doesn’t belong in any discussion and should be ignored. “Huh?!” This doesn’t pass as substantive in any way whatsoever. Don’t waste…
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Comment #29921592
I went to the hospital two days ago. Plenty of COVID warnings were posted all over the place. One was a sign, last updated in February of 2020, that suggested you leave if you’ve b…
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Comment #29909420
I can understand an opinion that claims this is worse, but it’s something I don’t personally care about because I don’t take many photos with people who would post them on Facebook…
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Comment #29909259
> If they were targeting Amazon, you would probably say "Targeting Amazon and not Google or Facebook for tech monopoly is not a good luck." Nope. I don’t have Facebook and have zer…
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Comment #29897017
Lack of information. LastPass was also relatively decent software for a while. I only stopped using it two years ago, but also noticed at the time that they have significant market…
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Comment #29879935
Why would you want to spread the idea of the “experiment” before gathering results? What if you conclude the experiment was a failure?
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Comment #29856809
The hysteria is a function of how much people hated Trump. Orange man bad => orange man responsible for covid => I must act like covid is the worst, most dangerous pandemic of all …
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Comment #29729375
I hear people bring up this example to scoff at every now and then, but it’s always some unstated rationale. The progression of technology mostly allows us to live like royalty com…
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Comment #29729248
I agree, but why bother to arrange to have them kidnapped? Surely the risk is much higher than the reward of a tax break. It seems like an inherently stupid idea compared to just a…
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Comment #29703767
But supposedly a “correctly implemented” NFT would solve the problem.
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Comment #29694679
Wouldn’t this also drive up prices of those crops? Not that it’s a bad thing, I’d rather we pay a fair price than something cheaper because the water is effectively subsidized. I’m…
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Comment #29694539
I lived in Florida for a long time, and the only people I remember who didn’t say “The 95” etc. were news anchors. So I always take these discussions with a grain of salt, as I do …
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Comment #29617315
And someone always posts a reply like yours without etc. etc.
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Comment #29617300
Enough to buy their kids tablets like it's nothing.
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Comment #29599491
> Facebook users aren't reading the article. They're reading the title, and saying "aha, I knew it. The vaccine was unsafe all along." You literally just made this up.
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Comment #29599389
> it is harder than getting in with an athletic scholarship than without one. I agree with most of your comment, but I think you're using "harder" and "rarer" interchangeably here.…
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Comment #29585331
> jacobinmag.com Into the trash it goes. Do they somehow believe D&D was invented by central planners in USSR?
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Comment #29554540
I’m smoking a wadded-up copy of that Rolling Stone article about gunshot victims waiting for the ER.
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Comment #29550423
We’re talking about SF, so you can probably extrapolate from there.