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throwawayfrauds

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    Comment #27083830

    If you don’t believe this, then maybe believe the truck rental companies that were charging up to 10x for outgoing vehicles than incoming ones. There are more people moving out tha…

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    Comment #27060316

    People fish mail out of USPS collection boxes (I’ve witnessed it myself). It’s gotten so bad in my neighborhood that at close of business they lock the collection boxes outside of …

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    Comment #27038056

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buenos_Aires_National_Wildli... Also, this is an article from the time it was closed: https://www.kold.com/story/13506034/border-danger-zone

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    Comment #27037304

    A lot of the places from this article feel lawless in person. I backpack and hike a lot of parks in the US, and only carry a firearm in the southern part of Arizona. There’s hidden…

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    Comment #27034280

    Most people don’t have the options that programmers do when it comes to jobs and homes, especially people who live in Houston.

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    Comment #26961915

    That’s not what lynching is. Lynching is mob justice without a trial. The name came from Charles Lynch, who punished Loyalists during the American Revolution.

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    Comment #26952157

    Well, there are less than 500,000 bald eagles, and approximately 2 billion kids, so 4,000 kids per bald eagle?

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    Comment #26952114

    Also the very vocal anti-environmentalist company CEO Samuel Rotrosen is barely mentioned. Montrose executives were basically exaggerated movie villains in their defense of dumping…

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    Comment #26940416

    I think they realized that deleting tweets really helps shut down conspiracy theories. The main Twitter account I followed for videos of the pandemic situation in China at the begi…

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    Comment #26923785

    I’m not sure this was retracted. The amp links still work, and the original article on wired is still up.

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    Comment #26768553

    This was a wage to wage comparison, yours is a lifespan to population comparison. So completely different.

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    Comment #26768530

    If the pay was the same, would you seriously rather work at McDonald’s than at an engineering job? That seems unimaginable to me.

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    Comment #26768503

    Actually, picking the highest possible number helps show the massive disparity. I’m curious as to why you say it doesn’t help anything, or why it’s cherry picking.

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    Comment #26731447

    So 50% is only a “little worse”?

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    Comment #26731403

    Good luck getting treated for these disorders, as well. I called UCLA mental health yesterday for a family member in crisis, and they said to call back in mid-June for the first av…

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    Comment #26715368

    I’d say that everything about this article is the opposite of clickbait. It’s not buzzfeed, it’s a science journal.

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    Comment #26709543

    In parts of Los Angeles the price increase can be beneficial enough, especially with the difficulty of evictions. However, judging by the number of $1 million plus homes in my neig…

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    Comment #26674461

    36,000 US driving deaths annually would beg to differ.

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    Comment #26649283

    The article says that they are made in China, the company is based in Quebec.

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    Comment #26629350

    Isn’t this illegal? The FTC says that being compensated in any way for a product endorsement must be disclosed, and it considers the term product to include “any product, service, …

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    Comment #26354761

    Nope. And every other country in the world is available for someone to move to if they don’t like the US free speech laws.

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    Comment #26354580

    The publisher is ceasing publishing them, so people started trying to buy them on eBay. The avenues to legal but these books are disappearing.

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    Comment #26354553

    You’re actually wrong about rights in the United States. You have every right to do all of the things you claim you don’t: https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/11/its-…

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    Comment #26164658

    Meanwhile the Biden administration decided to pull back any restrictions on TikTok in the US.

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    Comment #25968598

    Robinhood’s chief legal counsel is a former SEC chairman. There’s no way they didn’t realize what they are doing.