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Comment #27931842
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Comment #27926667
Canadians too.
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Comment #27925454
People can't walk, have semi or permanent headaches, have to retire early, etc. And you are convinced hundreds of people are making this up?
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Comment #27925446
Pesticides in the middle of Vienna? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-57875322
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Comment #27878745
> That is, people feel like they can experience the emotions of a real friend, but without any of the obligations or real benefits of actual friendship. Relationships, marriage, et…
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Comment #27874731
Right, and they are doing it all for commercial reasons as well. Their followers = money.
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Comment #27874673
For money.
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Comment #27870292
If that was the case, why would they be targeting their own diplomats? Wouldn't it be foreign adversarial diplomats getting sick?
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Comment #27870255
Two cases in war zones. How would you explain this happening in a neutral city to civilians?
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Comment #27868532
Why on earth do you think US Intel would allow an American citizen to run a "a sex trafficking ring in order to collect blackmail material on powerful people" when those people inc…
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Comment #27861673
> The problem with Russian hackers is the law there doesn't give a damn, so they're untouchable. Not if they get sick of Sochi and decide to holiday in Thailand one day.
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Comment #27853132
> testify against powerful people Who said he had any intention of doing that?
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Comment #27852942
Spies routinely interact with the underworld to do their jobs (organized crime, etc.) The idea that Epstein helped facilitate those interactions because he was a scumbag himself is…
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Comment #27851778
> I don't believe there was widespread fraud They people that do are basing it on no evidence and lies. There aren't two sides to a lie, and it doesn't deserve equal time to the tr…
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Comment #27849059
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Comment #27849042
They can't. There is a direct line between the coercive brand of discourse they promote and higher engagement/ad revenue.
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Comment #27830177
> Democracy is not the solution. It is a solution, that is imperfect. If you have something better, now is the time to explain it.
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Comment #27825833
I was only mad that I didn't know about it last year. Great, great show.
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Comment #27822511
> CIA staffers actively blocked the FBI from being informed about the activities of future 9/11 hijacker That's not how it works.
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Comment #27802051
Are they going to be able to focus on anything in 10 years that's not flashing lights and casino-industry user hooks?
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Comment #27685448
"The audience knows the truth. The world is simple. It's miserable. Solid... solid all the way through. But if you could fool them, even for a second... then you can make them wond…
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Comment #27683886
> stop restricting people. Wear a mask, the same way you wear your seatbelt. That's not restricting, it's a precaution that is of little to no inconvenience.