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Comment #49253201
Just so I'm clear here, you think half of Black moms have pushed their child's father away for the lucrative reward of food stamps? And that scenario was preplanned by some unnamed…
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Comment #49253194
This level of cynicism is only possible if someone has never interacted with people on a local political level. Once again, it's more a reflection of your own worldview than an acc…
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Comment #49252911
>When a politician is worried about your kids, you should be worried about your rights and freedoms. Not only for your own sake but for your kids too! What rights and freedoms shou…
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Comment #49252901
Then let's ban child safety locks, child labor laws, and any law that distinguishes child abuse from other forms of abuse. Let's also allow minors to buy tobacco and alcohol while …
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Comment #49252617
The main example that comes to mind is anything having to do with the environment. “The kids” will face the brunt of our actions (or inactions) on that front so a “for the kids” ar…
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Comment #49250725
Do folks realize how many people would need to be a part of this conspiracy to get these laws passed at the state level? Maybe some people actually want to do good and are just mis…
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Comment #49231686
If this can be reduced to a culture war, all of politics is a culture war, making the term meaningless.
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Comment #49231387
>because data centers are this year's culture war hot topic? This ain’t the culture war. The public at large is fairly united on one side of this across the typical US political di…
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Comment #49175771
Would we apply this same logic to Tesla Autopilot? As a disclaimer, this is neither an anti-Waymo comment or a pro-Tesla comment, I just find in interesting how these small sample …
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Comment #49139978
There doesn't appear to be any control in this study. Sure, someone taking the LLM's financial advice might end up in a better position than someone who took no advice, but would t…
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Comment #49138217
A person defined by their lack of intelligence sees something exciting off in the distance and makes a rash decision to rush towards it, thereby abandoning something that was makin…
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Comment #49138115
I hadn't seen that. Just a hunch, but it's probably a red flag when someone starts comparing themselves to non-existent mythical beings.
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Comment #49137948
I really can't get over the way almost every piece of consumer technology/software has gotten worse in the last half decade. These companies are killing every goose they can get th…
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Comment #49129683
I highly recommend Jon Bois' Youtube docuseries[1] on this story that's basically a 4-hour PowerPoint presentation which frames this all through the metaphor of the 90s Tim Allen s…
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Comment #49079396
One good media literacy tip, unless a story is massive or there is some possibility of backlash to the writer(s), it's often a big warning sign when an article has a byline like th…
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Comment #48965110
I mean I get it, but also it's funny that you commented this 5 minutes after you edited the readme[1] to add in the exact type of plausible deniability I remarked was absent. [1] -…
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Comment #48964528
Usually piracy software tries to maintain a little plausible deniability, but here this is suggesting it will help you stream this weekend's newly released $250m blockbuster.
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Comment #48936975
If you believe that AI is powerful enough to help the good people (however you define that), why isn't that also coupled with the belief that it is powerful enough to help the bad …
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Comment #48927540
>increasing tax rate rates will likely not yield more tax collection What's so special about our current tax rates that you're making this claim? Because if you believe that higher…
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Comment #48927178
Should we just do away with democracy?
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Comment #48927107
Scroll down to the Debt By President section and switch over from chronological list to By % Increase. Of the last 11 completed presidential terms, 6 of the 7 biggest increases hav…
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Comment #48924739
I feel like the well has been poisoned regarding national debt talk. There is simply no point in having a conversation about the debt without discussing how revenue should be raise…
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Comment #48897245
Thanks for the response, I guess it's rare enough that it was the first time I remember seeing it so it stuck out to me.
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