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Comment #49206424
You're spending your own money. I'm pretty sure that if there was one member of your family that didn't have money for food or medicine, you'd spend it there instead of donating it…
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Comment #48743908
You can't trust those numbers, though. If you get drunk and jump into a river and drown it's counted as a heat related death.
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Comment #48547439
Nope.
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Comment #48542103
I wonder why Poland doesn't have these problems even though everyone uses social media including teens.
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Comment #48400422
> So what are some of the best talking points to "sell" solar and wind to the unconvinced? Ensure that the prices decrease for people with existing contracts . The hatred comes fro…
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Comment #47676364
> my provider only produces green energy. But in the past raising gas prices would have also raised my prices, regardless. So yes, regular consumers can profit from this. It's one …
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Comment #47676026
Has this benefitted the regular/average consumer? Nope. They pay more than they were with the "old" energy mix of more gas and nuclear. Telling people it could be worse isn't reall…
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Comment #47514750
People understand that this has nothing to do with the wellbeing of any teenager, right? This is only about establishing a mechanism to prevent individuals from doing things online…
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Comment #46729598
My point was that they don't get funding to pray and instead provide real medical services.
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Comment #46729064
Not sure how it is in the US but in Germany there are many faith-based entities providing regular health services. Malteser would be one of them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malt…
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Comment #46215008
Sure but that also means that if women in countries like Afghanistan just weren't so inherently weak, they could enjoy so many more freedoms.
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Comment #45515891
Google the following: Friedrich Merz insult – house search (2024) "Pimmel" tweet and Andy Grote complaint (2021) Robert Habeck "Schwachkopf" meme case (2024 / 2025) They're all pol…
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Comment #45512578
People's homes get raided and their belongings get taken away for daring to insult the ruling class or for making fun of them.
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Comment #44441517
The poster explained it. The government secretly silencing voices behind closed doors is pretty evil. Or is that only when Russia does it?
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Comment #44257177
But the things mentioned in the post above yours have nothing to do with telemetry. They're more like core functions to make the system work at all.
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Comment #44170551
Australia hat a similar situation. They cut that number down to basically zero when they publicly announced that no one entering Australia that way would ever be able to settle in …
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Comment #43651784
> "7 months of prison for a meme" Quotation marks are usually used if you quote someone. Not if you make up additional things in your head that a person supposedly said.
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Comment #43651761
https://www.spiegel.de/politik/deutschland/nancy-faeser-afd-...
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Comment #43651672
> Yet to many Europeans the idea that free expression is under threat seems odd. Europeans can say almost anything they want, both in theory and in practice. A journalist in German…
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Comment #43318414
Neither does the US (President or PM, which they don't have). ;)
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