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somewhat_drunk
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Comment #41380878
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Comment #41380877
"There are concerns" Can you link to something describing the basis for these concerns?
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Comment #41380870
I absolutely agree that we should not give the Executive any more power. https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/dang... So... Harris 2024, yes? Snark aside, as lon…
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Comment #41376093
Is money tantamount to power? Is the centralization of power bad? If yes to both, then the centralization of money is bad. You have no argument against this. The best you can do is…
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Comment #41376079
Is it? Currently: https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/arizona-republic... Recently: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_efforts_to_restrict...
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Comment #41376020
>There were a large body of studies showing that Ivermectin helped with COVID. No, there wasn't. I haven't kept up with the science, so there may be such studies now, but there cer…
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Comment #41376005
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Comment #41375992
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Comment #41375226
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Comment #41371565
It's difficult to parse subsubzero's post after his edit, but he's saying Zuck believes Trump will win in 2024, so Zuck's spinning a narrative that he was forced to remove COVID mi…
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Comment #41370192
>he sees the tea leaves in where things are headed in November Things are headed strongly in the opposite direction you're implying.
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Comment #38789736
They didn't last longer. https://auto.howstuffworks.com/under-the-hood/diagnosing-car...
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Comment #38283120
Prove that it wasn't fair.
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Comment #38016508
As long as half the country gets their information from a biased, inflammatory propaganda ecosystem, this will only get worse.
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Comment #37815529
I interned at Goddard a few years back and Greenbelt was my favorite place. In the middle of a giant, hellish urban/suburban wasteland full of cars and roads with almost no walkabi…
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Comment #37654427
Please describe how the Affordable Care Act led to the situation you're responding to.
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Comment #37539713
Everyone here nitpicking the trees are missing the forest: EVs are necessary to reduce CO2 output, but consumers don't want them if charging is a pain in the ass. Resolving chicken…
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Comment #37453250
I tried this a decade ago, on a kopi luwak farm in Indonesia, before it became popular. It cost me less than a dollar, and it's still the best cup of coffee I've ever had.
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Comment #37452665
How very snowflakey of you.
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Comment #37452575
I can't tell if you actually believe your logic is sound or you're just trolling.
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Comment #37405657
>We don’t live in an Economics 101 world. We do, in fact, live in an Economics 101 world. Sure, you also need Economics 102-499 to fully explain how it all works, but applying Econ…
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Comment #37405602
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Comment #37405511
Perhaps a bit less likely, but we'll allow it.
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Comment #37357302
I was a landscaper on 9/11/2001, on a job, riding a big lawnmower at a customer's house, when the first plane hit. I remember the customer ran outside, frantically flagged everyone…
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Comment #37352684
I've been using maps.me for a long time for offline map use while hiking and traveling off the grid, but recently switched to organic maps due to their superior interface. They bot…