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Phil Perry

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8 months

@thedooberhead @PicturesFoIder I don’t know. My boss had the messiest truck in the universe (he had a son die while he was on this truck) until it broke down and he bought a newish one. And he kept that one clean until he died.

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@hollowearthterf @CardinalFang7 Botulinum toxin (Botox) is the single deadliest molecule known to man. It is far more lethal gram for gram than highly enriched plutonium.

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@orientalismus This just goes to show how fictitious and financialized GDP figures are. Ireland is the richest sizable country by GDP PPP. What does Ireland export? What do the Irish do? Nothing to justify that. It’s a corporate haven, nothing more. Japan is a real country, does real things.

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@CovfefeAnon Eh. I'm a carpenter. Have yet to see a woman working on a site after a decade at it. Does suck for you desk jockeys but you make the bed you sleep in.

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@Tiffany34006057 @Sky_Islands How are you gonna call yourself an animal lover and then… oh… oh you meant lover as in… oh.

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1 year

@JFS0six @OlMktgPro @GunterFehlinger *Glances nervously as Mainfest Destiny and world spanning military bases upon occupied nations*

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5 months

@lanetheplane What kind of inane right hand turn highway was that?

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2 years

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2 years

@Brovahkiin1 @AmericanaAesth Han Chinese. Yamato Japanese. Korean. Anglo-Saxon. All effectively monoethnic great empires (the latter to begin with, but not after the fall of the British Enpire). Also, while you are correct to connect diversity to imperialism, thats not the win you think it is.

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5 months

@nealjclark1 Old Money isn't clothes you've never heard of. It's LL Bean and a Subaru on their way to a small cottage in the Adirondacks for a weekend of hiking and sunfish sailing on a lake where their family has gone since the railroads were built (by their great-great grandfather).

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10 months

@benjamin_bdj @mtracey And that is substantively different… how, exactly?

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8 months

@Grice_D @iamyesyouareno No dude. You can see him beforehand. It’s just a low frame rate/your paranoia.

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10 months

@nianello6 @eyeslasho I went to >80% black DC schools. I knew bright black boys growing up and most were dragged down and out by the age of HS by peer pressure and black culture. What you say is true. Tracking and sorting is needed - desperately. For everyone’s sake.

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@waffelhauss @thedooberhead @PicturesFoIder The truth in this particular case, for us gawking from the outside, is we don't know the past or future of it. It could go back to being a hovel. But maybe the shock and awe of seeing it transformed, having a child see it that way, will give the parent a reason to maintain.

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@IsaiahHeath @HussleMase I want what you’re smoking

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2 years

@EarthlingCarl_ And then it killed all those kids in a meth-bender suicide mission, but hey, you take the good with the bad.

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1 year

@Necro_304Mav @EricHolthaus I work outside. I’m guessing you don’t. There’s nothing typical about this summer, except wise guys like you flapping their mouths about things they’re dead wrong about. That always happens.

Austin just had its hottest July ever. Could this summer break an all-time record?

Austin is on track for one of its hottest summers ever recorded after a July that averaged 90.8 degrees.

www.kut.org

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1 year

@vanillatary I don't understand how anyone could look at a timeless (how many centuries did it take to cultivate those hedgerows and lay those dry stone walls?) and beautiful landscape like that and think to themselves; "I can't believe I'm the only one who wants to despoil this."

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8 months

@Layarion @thedooberhead @PicturesFoIder No. There was never any question of ownership of anything. The man lost his son, and he stopped caring about little things, and couldn’t again until he had time pass and a clean break.

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10 months

@CoshaPickles Only one of those trees listed produces edible fruit, and wherever I’ve lived, it’s easy to find mulberries, and I’ve never known other than myself who picked them. It’s not like the cities used to be full apples b4 racists cut them down.

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9 months

@TedLeonsis @MSE @WashWizards @Capitals Many if not most us will never set foot in your Virginia boondoggle, where you’ll be lucky to get 6,000 defense contractors a night to cheer the away teams. If we do bother to show up to see them while they’re still in DC, it won’t be to cheer, it will be to heckle you.

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1 year

@michaelxpettis Yes if only they spent it on productive stuff like McMansions, Chevy Tahoes, the world's worst, most expensive healthcare, and lawsuits, you know, like our "growth."

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@ShawnSteen15 @PDahu @TheGreeneBJ Ahh yes the classic Med School textbook case of the mystery of deciphering whether a beheading was caused by an RPG or a knife…

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5 months

@conzmoleman At least there's a happy ending. Although I'd feel better if we lived in a society that could be trusted to operate an ethical, apolitical, professional, and impartial death squad for just such cases and this.

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1 year

@MarxistRealism Nah. This is a good thing. Anything that bothers or inconveniences Americans is good. Also, Brazil did this under Lula to Americans specifically and it was great.

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5 months

@JefinhoMenes @AssLatam But hey at least we aren’t insecure enough to center the map on ourselves.

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7 months

@m0destma0ist Wait. What? What’s the source?

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2 years

@RedPillXR @chunkmusic Not if it's a hand brake and the wheels are still spinning through the resistance. Then it would just make a lot of heat on the rotors and noise.

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2 years

@WireRacing And to think that the lesson Americans managed to internalize about such episodes is to trust the people who were wrong then, and have gotten away with being wrong again and again, ever since they killed him.

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1 year

@shoestring911 One of the more brazenly dismissive yet utterly unconvincing snopes of all time, btw:

9/11 Domain Registrations

www.snopes.com

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2 years

@SteveGuest @RogerSeverino_ A more realistic example would be a black photographer who specializes in Roots scenes refusing to let a white guy be Kunta Kinte. No one would object to his refusal, but technically, by the same standard, refusing it should be illegal.

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@DiggingInTheDi1 @J_H_5 I don't know a vomiting General Patton seemed to think the ~40,000 corpses at Buchenwald smelled a lot like a killing center...

General Eisenhower at Ohrdruf Concentration Camp | Shapell Manuscript Foundation

www.shapell.org

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6 months

@benduchek @0nce88 @DrClaytonForre1 Yeah it’s impossible to find an old 2x4 and cut it with a circular saw. Am carpenter, can confirm.

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1 year

@SpottedEagle112 Ignoring that operation paper clip is fully documented history, not speculation, perhaps we could at least agree that Apollo 1 was not, exactly, a resounding success.

Apollo 1 - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

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1 year

@JMGreerWriter In fairness, Roman Civilization didn’t exactly end… it died back and regrew post-Renaissance into “Western” civilization as in the colonial powers and NATO - which maps the pretty well onto the nations which were conquered by Rome, adopted Latin script, etc.

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2 years

@ChipHomme @gajibuilder @joesmith323 @KonstantinKisin @OliverJia1014 Bless your big, dumb heart…

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@FlipperiPerri

6 months

@benduchek @0nce88 @DrClaytonForre1 Are... Are you slow? You don't believe in the existence of 2x4's? Are carpenters like the tooth fairy to you? I've thrown away more examples like this than God could count.

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1 year

@PhilippusArabus Northeast Washington DC. Where I grew up. Used to be hardcore ghetto but got gentrified. Still a big ghetto element though that sometimes comes to the surface from time to time. A big difference is new white folks don’t know the score, back then, we did. Keep your head down.

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@brent_peabody @VivaRevolt Yeah and I, an Episcopal, can't go into the Mormon temple anywhere, but you don't see my blockading Utah about it.

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6 months

@powerfultakes Or maybe because one is a crowded desert wasteland and the other a wide open expanse of lush forests and grasslands?

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8 months

@ShawnSteen15 @PDahu @TheGreeneBJ Fire famously erases all traces of shrapnel.

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11 months

@AlexNowrasteh @AndrewQuackson The chart you provided indicates that by the second generation and somewhat less so the third, descendants of migrants are a major drain on the public purse, paying in only .5-.8 for every dollar spent on them. Only first gen net contributes.

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2 years

@pazimzadeh @AccOunt87041513 @nosilverv @BasQuetzal Correct in the pettiest sense that they are in fact different words, one describing the marriage practices that produce the latter. But obviously you're just here to troll.

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@SheriV0477 @mehdirhasan Ahh yes because the American response to 9/11, unlike Mehdi Hassan’s, was very effective and not at all a complete and unmitigated failure. Good lesson learned.

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1 year

@vanillatary We must not rest until there is not a single scenic, ecologically intact, or peaceful place left on this planet. There should also not be anywhere that is more than one crop failure away from the brink of unspeakable horror. Blade Runner 2049, Cairo-edition, here we come!

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@postcarbonsteve Right on schedule. The average July high from 1990-2020 in Austin was 96. Low 75. We’re already 5-7 degrees past that. Add in a water crisis and the eventual energy bust from fracking going dry, and it’ll be real ugly when the AC goes out. Which won’t be long now I expect.

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@jaycaspiankang Actually what it shows is what George Carlin said, “the upper class: keeps all of the money, pays none of the taxes. The middle class: pays all of the taxes, does all of the work. The poor are there...just to scare the shit out of the middle class."

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6 months

@powerfultakes Red is hot desert - BWh. That's about 2% of the United States and and about 82% (the remainder being hot semi-arid or Mediterranean) of MENA. Might want to reconsider that point of comparison.

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2 years

@pazimzadeh @AccOunt87041513 @nosilverv @BasQuetzal Japanese, Icelandic, Irish, Māori, pretty much any island population pre-colonialism was extremely endogenous.

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7 months

@JewishWonk *advocates carpet bombing a walled ghetto* *calls anyone who questions him a Nazi*

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2 years

@corpseinorbit Maybe.

The 33 Degrees of Eyes Wide Shut

The End of the Rainbow

33degreesofeyeswideshut.wordpress.com

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1 year

@JMGreerWriter And as a lingua franca Latin continues to go on to this day. That scientists in China use Latin script and language today would be beyond the wildest dreams of the most ardent Roman imperialist of the time. The second rise and fall will be far worse than the first.

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2 years

@PGDynes Collapse first, reform second. It’s been obvious for a long time. When cities start staying underwater, things will change. Not before then. Not even if the rivers run dry first.

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5 months

@CyberPunkCortes Wow. This could solve so many problems. We just move the Israeli's to Sicily and Southern Italy, let (make) them mix, and we end up with Southern Italians who are smart like Northern Italians and Jews with decent cuisine, no ethnic conflict, and hopefully a touch more empathy.

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11 months

@FayeH321 @peterbakernyt @sbg1 Spoken like a true Frau Hausendorff…

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2 years

@FischerKing64 I was a champion school debater and went to UW Madison. The last question I asked a Prof b4 dropping out to become a carpenter was; “is there anywhere on the planet as devastated as the Rust Belt?” He said maybe in Siberia. A state that allows that is a failed state. Tune it out.

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2 years

@MintPressNews That’s a lie. She was describing Walter Annenberg, one of the richest white, Jewish men in the world (the American Natural History Museum diamonds are “the Annenberg Collection”). Stick to news. You’re no good at (outdated) agitprop.

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10 months

@RichardHanania New England WASP prep school grads have entered the chat.

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1 year

@LtC_Remmick @Necro_304Mav @EricHolthaus And good riddance.

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1 year

@EndWokeness So… You’re saying we made a mistake by curtailing the ozone hole and acid rain. Love me a dead forest as much as the next guy but that’s a bit of a revisionist reach, no?

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7 months

@xspotsdamark You literally just posted a per capita statistic.

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2 years

@gumby4christ @FluorescentGrey I was digging into something Robbie posted a few days ago when I came across something I brought to his attention. Which he then promptly posted himself and said he was going to dig into. This:

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@EBBerger So I don't know If you considered step two yet: geological processes in the Earth take far, far longer than biological ones, so the abiotic oil is even less replaceable on a human timescale. But you knew that.

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@spoiledbeanz @emeriticus Bobby was leading a crackdown on both the mob and the precursor to AIPAC. JFK was demanding inspection of Dimona, Israel. JFK called off Bay Of Pigs, chose diplomacy over war with Cuba and Soviets, and in Vietnam, NSAM 263. Johnson was being investigated. Many enemies aligned.

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@99blackbaloons Truth be told. all those shiny new tractors they drove at abysmal kilometers per liter, at high European gas prices, tends to suggest that the industrial economy is doing much too well, and the overgrown children are throwing their toys around in a fit.

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@Mining_Atoms How did the US spend 4 billion partially building a MOX reactor to meet its treaty obligations with Russia, then decide it actually would cost 47.5 billion, shelve it, and tear up the treaty, when Russia built one and met its obligations for 2.2 billion?

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@Barmakiddo @tea_and_blues @zei_squirrel "Japan and South Korea would militarize and challenge China" *laughs in Chinese*

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1 year

@monitoringbias This explains why NPR has become what it has become.

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1 year

@NickDeIuliis Given the history of western conquest of the entire world, except for China, I’m pretty sure the snake and rabbit roles are reversed.

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9 months

@Empty_America The drive between Denver and Colorado Springs is one of the most depressing in America. The majestic beauty of the Front Range utterly despoiled by crass gated subdivisions spreading like cancer.

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@Vanda09258060 @ChristianHeiens @JGWellnessDesgn @KareemRifai Lol. You think East Germany had property rights? You think there was significant infrastructure left standing in the part of Germany the Soviets came through in 1945? And that if so, it wasn’t hauled back to Russia in 1946? Tsk tsk.

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2 years

@SadAreaMan @17cShyteposter @iowahawkblog *glances nervously at lower castes for confirmation*

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11 months

@WeatherProf And the septic tanks? The sewer lines? The chemical storages? The nuclear plant? Just face it. Raising the roads and pumping sand on the beach is like a kid fighting the tide to save a sand castle. Time to pack up and move.

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@RiosJ831 @TheMule1961 @AfricanHub_ Ya sure died in the 1580’s (photography invented in the 1820’s) had no wife or children, and was not a Samurai, but rather a ceremonial weapon carrier.

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2 years

@broly2ndcoming @AJiazhang Buy antiques cash and then sell them for the receipts. If asked claim they were salvaged/found. Money laundering accomplished.

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@adamcurtisbroll How are they this bad at it?

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@F_Botha_USA @thechosenberg Americans are so social and friendly that we have more serial killers and school shooters than the entire rest of the world combined, several times over.

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6 months

@MarcoLowe @SabraMBoyd It takes 3x as much energy to run an electric stove as a gas one. Basic physics: energy conversion and transmission loss. Gas = thermal energy. Electric = thermal energy, converted to mechanical energy, converted to electrical energy, converted to thermal energy.

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1 year

@nytimes So a “solution” to the climate crisis that: uses even more non-renewable materials than a normal car, doesn’t reduce oil consumption (gas is a byproduct of diesel refining, diesel can’t be replaced with electric), and is only practical is suburbs, not in cities or rural areas.

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1 year

@Tobesole19 @nytimes Censorship and censuring are two entirely different things.

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6 months

@AliceFromQueens @Tyler_A_Harper Yeah but I renovate houses (including my own) in a beat to shit 99 four cylinder Ranger with 109 horsepower, as God intended, not some child-smooshing 9’ high pretend truck who’s only purpose is to broadcast “I’m a douchebag” in vivid warning coloration.

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2 years

@SlowCooker8 @philippilk Wow that's delusional! Americans don't make diddly squat. I say that as an American worker (carpenter). The US exported 1.7 trillion worth in 2021. Germany and Italy alone, with a population of less than half of America's, exported more than that. Europe works. America doesn't.

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@vanillatary And, in fact, you can see quite clearly from the picture that yes, Ireland is full, like the other British isles, it is over 90% deforested and cultivated because even cultivated to the limit, it's barely able to feed, clothe, and house its populace.

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@MarcoLowe @SabraMBoyd That is only true in a lie by omission sense. A gas stove is ~40% efficient - directly. But that is the only step. An induction stove is ~90% efficient - directly, but that is the last step. The first step is burning natural gas to produce electricity at 40% efficiency.

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2 years

@TongoRad @KeithRuscitti Like Chris Hedges said. Biden is worse. Biden built the system. Trump just used it.

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@AlexNowrasteh Crazy how most migrants aren't old people receiving the pensions they paid for their entire lives.

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2 years

@marina0swald Reminds me of a hot take someone ave to this interview once, in relation to North American mainstream values, "Hunter Thompson was the only person in that studio who did not deserve to die"

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@xurbanxcowboyx Austin isn’t DC or Boston. You can’t just subtract lanes here, and expect people to bike around. We have no subway. We have no credible plan to get a subway. It’s over 100 degrees for 3+ months a year. And while I, a 34 Y.O. Carpenter, do bike in that heat, on Lamar, most can’t.

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@john_sipher One would imagine that a career inside the most abusive and corrupt organization in the history of any post-WWII nation would desensitize you to things like truth, justice, common decency, legality, etc.

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@Suz_Chirps @ChrisMurphyCT Enabling them isn't going to help them find community. Pushing them out of their comfort zone will.

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@AJiazhang That and a lot of growth, especially in the US, is simply accounting fraud counting inflation as growth. Healthcare takes 20% of GDP and rising? "Growth". Productive farms and ranches paved over for vinyl homes and Walmarts that are liabilities which produce nothing? Growth.

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@FischerKing64 Ahh yes the Republicans lost because *checks notes* Kentucky is only 85% white?

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@profitabill @creation247 Nothing like the famously leafy beauty of American suburbia!

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@PhilippusArabus Plus he missed the memo from his own guru:

Dalai Lama says ‘Europe belongs to the Europeans’ and suggests refugees return to native countries

‘Ultimately they should develop their own country,’ says spiritual leader

www.independent.co.uk

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@vers_laLune @zacharoi An addition percent and change, “basically nothing” to the oceans, equals ~265 feet of water around the world in a full blown hothouse Earth scenario.

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@benjamin_bdj @mtracey Yes I too always “remember” to “blot out the name” “from under heaven” of anyone I have disputes with as well. Some say it’s serial killing but hey, what works works, eh?

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@KirbySommers Interesting video in here of Pasternak saying he experimented with “all kinds of drugs” while in the military w/o the normal restraints of legality.

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@lakefieldmoscow The same General whom Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll took aside and grilled about 9/11 being an inside job, fwiw...

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@UsingLyft Many if not most women would prefer to be kept in a rich man’s harem than be a middling wife. Muslims understand this and may prove victorious partly on that account.

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2 years

@ShooterLibby Hard to unsee.

Jeffrey St. Clair

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Here's the image of Malcolm X's probable assassin, William Bradley, shaking hands with a cop in a Cory Booker reelection campaign ad, where Booker brags about how he added 300 police to the streets of Newark...

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