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the_doctah

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    >Gabe seems like a pretty good guy but he bought a $70m mansion and builds yachts as a side business… As if that was a counterexample to him being a good guy? Who cares what he buy…

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    Comment #48937682

    Maybe not the most effective but Helldivers rolled back the requirement to link a Playstation account (on PC) after massive outrage and pushback.

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    Comment #48632175

    Your employer should pay you 5% less then they are legally obligated to. See how flippant you are then.

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    Comment #48632139

    And the free market shouldn't apply to private property because...?

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    Comment #48630996

    Pure conjecture, Reddit-coded, seal-clapping bait.

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    Comment #48630159

    It must be nice getting to live in an area that doesn't have entire subcultures dedicated to guns and crime.

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    Comment #48469023

    >Excuse me for not being impressed. That was always going to be the outcome. >The burden of proof rests upon the person who makes the allegation. "Do your own research" lol. This i…

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    Comment #48464804

    More Mythos Marketing.

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    Comment #48462647

    It's becoming more like Reddit, that's for sure

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    Comment #48096733

    Same with polygraph tests. It's not admissible in court. It's an interrogation tactic designed to give some perceived authority to the police's claims that a suspect is lying and g…

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