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More unions!
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Is that where you mix all the different kinds of freight trains into one?
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More unions!
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Is that where you mix all the different kinds of freight trains into one?
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people are just shitty
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Who makes that point with $16 a playground basketball?
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America has lost its war with Iran
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It's naive to say "Israel gets to do whatever they want." (See? I can quote things the person I'm replying to didn't say to make a strawman, too).
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They quit the West for Russia's traditional values, but it wasn't what they expected
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"Certainly this will get rid of my urge to hump butt"
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Virginia county asks all employees, including schools, to conserve power due to AI-driven electricity price hikes — state's 400-plus data centers steadily increasing demand, grid expansion, and prici…
I don't know who needs to hear this, but NEVER fly a drone near a transformer
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Finding the Elusive Screech Owl
"I said NO. PICTURES."
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Fafo
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To make the subtext even clearer, it shouldn't cost that much, but will end up costing even more than the number they say today as they find new opportunities to line their friend's pockets with your money.
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The reddit experience
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I got banned for "hate" for a comment that said "the nips." Fucking everybody has nipples. It wasn't even sexual.
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75% More Pedestrians Have Been Killed Since 2009. Giant Trucks and SUVs Are Why
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I was talking about this with my wife. If it beeps when I'm in reverse and a car is 50 feet behind me then it's only training me to ignore the exact same beep that it makes when a person is approaching from my blind spot on foot.
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It would never happen because as soon as they take a little too much, they'd be kicked out of the troop. Like with everything else, overpopulation is a big part of the problem here. A human troop kicking you out doesn't have huge consequences like it did when we lived in groups of 150 or so.
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Streaming services’ obnoxiously loud ads become illegal on July 1 in California
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Punish the brands that do it with boycotts, bad reviews and naming/shaming online. Call out the creative production and call them hacks. That must be why they're in advertising instead of making something someone would enjoy hearing.
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The Tokenpocalypse Is Here: Companies Are Scrambling To Stop Spending So Much on AI | Leaked audio from Accenture says a big source of AI token ‘chewing’ is people just converting PDFs to presentatio…
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Oof you hit him with a hard r
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Boycott GTA 6 and be done with it
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They're gatekeeping gaming and calling people who don't interact with games the way they do morons. It's childish and, whether it's wrong or not, rude. The upvotes are what gives gamers a bad name, though, not his statement.
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Another Palestinian Holocaust victim comes out of the concentration camp
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Inside that is where the hamster runs on the wheel
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Boycott GTA 6 and be done with it
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I don't understand why people are piling on and blocking you. The comment you're replying to is whiny gatekeeping with a name-calling bow on top. They accuse this group of excluding themselves from "gamers" while calling them stupid and criticizing the way they entertain themselves. I don't know that I'd want to be in a group that talks about me like that, either.
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I'm a fan of steaks, but I haven't tried medium alive.
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They actually taste a little different in my experience
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Shifting the goalposts.. back to where I put them? Go back to whatever hobby calms down your condition.
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Food should not be a commodity
Lock-and-key grain agriculture exists precisely TO suppress people. Grain agriculture spread not because bread is a miracle and we all love it and need so much of it, but rather because grains have a predictable harvest and consistent size and weight that makes them useful for taxing purposes for states -- and it makes populations grow because it requires you to be sedentary... which also useful for states in many situations. States and hierarchies are the problem.
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X accused of giving racists ‘impunity’ after refusing to bar N- and P-word posts
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Oracle sues Wisconsin utility regulators over financial requirements for data centers
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It also suppresses people. Food is a human right, the way it is for every other animal. Why do rich assholes get to decide who has access to it? Is wealth a measure of whether or not someone should go hungry?
We lived happier (if not easier) lives before we begrudgingly adopted stationary agriculture as a response to unpredictable climates following the ice age. Those in power ensured agriculture (lock-and-key agriculture) remained because it was a reliable tool for suppression - its predictable harvest and consistent grain size make it useful for taxation. AND when you get your population hooked on grains you can instill a culture of weaning children earlier using oatmeal, meaning women can have babies more frequently (no longer lactating). The increase in population serves those in power by making their armies bigger and creating an impressionable population that you can further suppress with religion, etc.