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Get your adct together
With all the surveillance you're capable of, can you work on either getting this stuff right, or staying away from it entirely?
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Re:"Geoengineering" is an idiotic substitute
Yeah, there is a "bit of a debate", and the side that makes the claim is a bit of a cheat.
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Re:America has a similar system ...
any American who read a newspaper even just once a week for a year would already know it isn't true. . . . you've been exposed to the information numerous times, and also you could look it up and check right now.
Predictably, your claim "it's everywhere" is accompanied by precisely zero examples. I'm sure you'll come up with some kind of very clever excuse why you didn't, but the reality is it's because there's nothing to provide: The Washington Post fact checker rated that sort of claim as four Pinnochios, and extensively explained why. I know it can be scary to click on links outside your echo chamber, so I'll even summarize it for you: Less than 3.5% of state and less than 0.5% of federal prisoners are incarcerated due to drug possession. The percentage of those incarcerated for possession of recreational quantities would of course be smaller (likely much smaller), and the percentage incarcerated for "a long time" for recreational quantities would be smaller still, though even the full-scale numbers demonstrate my point clearly enough. Thanks for playing.
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Re:A good idea...
every school is on anti-bullying initiative
I remember those. They used them to punish me for fighting back against bullies.
every teacher and parent is hypervigilant about all kinds of nonsense issues (i.e. stranger danger)
Well of course the teachers want to protect their students from strangers. Mostly so they can molest them themselves.
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Re: PSA for Americans and others
Innocent people don't regularly accept Plea Bargains.
Yes they do:
Plea bargaining and the innocent
Innocent people are pleading guilty
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Vietnam knows what to do with Corrupt Execs
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That's interesting...
YouTube wants to turn off the comment sections on children videos because they attract child predators. All those displaced child predators can now go to Gab to comment on those videos. Unless, of course, Gab's TOS doesn't allow child predators to do that.
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Re:That's rich.
We've been at war in Iraq since when, the sixties?
But we weren't sucking the treasury dry.
We didn't get here without going through there.
The family bitchfight that was the Dubya war, was pointless.
Every president for decades has bombed the shit out of Iraq. This is not about a "family bitchfight". This is about American imperialism. Reagan. Bush. Clinton. Bush. Obama. Trump. What do they all have in common? Military policy in the middle east.
We'll just have to agree to disagree about the bitchfight https://www.washingtonpost.com...
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Sorry Fox News faggots, you lose this -hard.
Just another INCEL Republican faggot losing his Trump wig.
- The fact-checks behind 'The Daily Show's' 50 Fox news 'lies'
By Lauren Carroll, Aaron Sharockman on Thursday, February 26th, 2015 at 3:00 p.m.
The Daily Show posted a Vine Wednesday titled, "50 Fox News lies in 6 seconds."
We’ve fact-checked almost all of the statements they cited. For the record, we originally counted 49 claims, not 50. The Daily Show said No. 50 was left off due to a technical error. They've updated their Vine, which we've included here.
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1. "In July 2010 the government said small businesses -- 60 percent -- will lose their health care, 45 percent of big business and a large percentage of individual health." Sean Hannity, Nov. 11, 2013 False
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2. "And President Obama has offered to pay out of his own pocket for the museum of Muslim culture out of his own pocket, yet it's the Republican National Committee who's paying for this." Anna Kooiman, Oct. 5, 2013 https://bit.ly/2W1wHzv
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3. Labor union president Andy Stern is "the most frequent visitor" at the White House. Glenn Beck, Dec. 3, 2009 False
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4. "Far more children died last year drowning in their bathtubs than were killed accidentally by guns." Tucker Carlson, Aug. 9, 2014 Pants on Fire
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5. White House Political Director Patrick Gaspard once served as the "right-hand man" for Bertha Lewis, who heads up ACORN. Steve Doocy, Sept. 29, 2009 False
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6. "Look at the debt that has been accumulated in the last two years. It's more debt under this president than all those other presidents combined."
Sarah Palin, May 31, 2011 False
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7. "There is no good data showing secondhand smoke kills people." John Stossel, Dec. 4, 2014 False
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8. "Democrats are poised now to cause this largest tax increase in U.S. history." Sarah Palin, Aug. 1, 2010 Pants on Fire
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9. "The insurance industry is actually run by mostly Democrats." Dana Perino, Oct. 31, 2013 False
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10. The Obama administration "manipulated deportation data to make it appear that the Border Patrol was deporting more illegal immigrants than the Bush administration." Lou Dobbs, July 1, 2014 False
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11. Some doctors say Ebola can be transmitted through the air by "a sneeze or some cough." George Will, Oct. 19, 2014 False
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12. Says the Texas State Board of Education is considering eliminating references to Christmas and the Constitution in textbooks. Gretchen Carlson, March 10, 2010 Pants on Fire
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13. Because of President Barack Obama’s failure to "push job creation," the black unemployment rate in Ferguson, Mo., is three times higher than the white unemployment rate. Lou Dobbs, Aug. 19, 2014 False
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14. When White House communications director Anita Dunn said that Mao Tse-tung was "one of her favorite philosophers, only Fox News picked that up."
Bill O’Reilly, Oct. 23, 2009 False
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15. "The president of the United States will be taking a trip over to India that is expected to cost the taxpayers $200 million a day." Michele Bachmann, Nov. 3, 2010 False (Note: Bachmann’s claim was made on CNN, not Fox News but Glenn Beck made a similar claim on Fox)
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16. "We researched to find out if anybody on Fox News had ever said you're going to jail if you don't buy health insurance. Nobody's ever said it." Bill O’Reilly, Oct. 27, 2010 Pants on Fire
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17. "If you make more than $250,000 a year you only really take home about $125,000." Steve Doocy, July 11, 2012 False
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18. A Census Bureau worker says he was told to skew information to bring the unemployment rate down "as we headed into an election season." Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Nov. 19, 2013 False
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19. "Health care mandate will require imprisonment and fines for Americans who can’t afford to purchase insurance or pay -
Trump lies
President Trump made 8,158 false or misleading claims in his first two years
In 759 days, President Trump has made 8,718 false or misleading claims The Fact Checker's ongoing database of the false or misleading claims made by President Trump since assuming office.
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Trump lies
President Trump made 8,158 false or misleading claims in his first two years
In 759 days, President Trump has made 8,718 false or misleading claims The Fact Checker's ongoing database of the false or misleading claims made by President Trump since assuming office.
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Breaking news links
Condolences to those who knew the pilots. Fortunately no victims on the ground.
Its too soon to say what caused this tragedy. Weather? Package? Other?
Whatever it was, the plane appears to have suddenly gone from a mile high to ground impact in about 10 seconds.
https://www.flightradar24.com/...
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/2...
https://www.washingtonpost.com...
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Re:Why can't they assess the situation better?
Because statistically speaking, he's perfectly safe. In 2014, the fatality rate for officers was
.01%, or 11.1 per 100,000, and around half of those were a result of non-violent incident (accidents, both auto and being struck, illness, etc.)One reason being a police officer is less dangerous than you might think is that they prefer to get their retaliation in first.
"Four years in a row, police nationwide fatally shoot nearly 1,000 people"
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Re:Political correctness caused the damage
The issue was political correctness. Frankly it don't care if they are female, black or identify as an Apache attach helicopter. I very pointedly did not object to the fact that she is female. My issue is that people allowed the PC narrative to trump established best practices.
Theranos is a story I've been following for years. As you can see the concerns with their business practices go back years. Rational review never would have allowed Theranos to survive as it did.
https://www.darkintelligencegr...
http://fortune.com/2015/10/27/...
https://www.washingtonpost.com...
http://fortune.com/2015/10/27/...
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Re:She's a member of the ruling class
I forgot who but she's somebody's God daughter or something. As long as we continue to pretend our ruling class doesn't exist they're untouchable. Warren Buffet nailed it. (apologies for the WaPo link, open it in incognito/private mode).
Her father was a VP at Enron(!) then worked at government agencies and her mother was a Congressional staffer. Explains why almost all of her board members were former government officials (none of the board members had experience with biomedical technology-how that didn't raise red flags with investors I don't know; they were probably too busy seeing green)
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She's a member of the ruling class
I forgot who but she's somebody's God daughter or something. As long as we continue to pretend our ruling class doesn't exist they're untouchable.
Warren Buffet nailed it. (apologies for the WaPo link, open it in incognito/private mode). -
Still a problem
According to the British:
Britain says Huawei has not fixed ‘serious’ problems affecting network security
Top British cybersecurity officials on Wednesday said the Chinese telecom equipment provider Huawei has yet to fix “serious” engineering problems that could leave civilian networks vulnerable to compromise, at a time when the United States is pressing its case that the company’s ties to China’s government make using its gear an unacceptable security and surveillance risk.
Sounds like Slashdot posted some more Chinese propoganda.
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Re:Nuclear Power for Iran - OK. S.A. Not So Much
Yessir. Here is an example of the innuendo about "potential conflicts of interest":
The report released Tuesday notes that one of the power plant manufacturers that could benefit from a nuclear deal, Westinghouse Electric, is a subsidiary of Brookfield Asset Management, the company that has provided financial relief to the family of Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law and a senior White House adviser. Brookfield Asset Management took a 99-year lease on the Kushner family’s deeply indebted New York City property at 666 Fifth Ave. -
Re:My Doctors' group practice...
az-saguaro I appreciate your courteous and considered response. Let me rejoin. You wrote: "A truly righteous non-greedy company should be proud of what it does, and continue to do so for the same righteous reasons."
This may have been true at one time in the health field, but big pharma especially has lost all moral compass -- not to mention insurers and HMOs. Regulation and an institutional paradigm shift are what is needed to fix this debacle. The recent anti trust action involving generic makers is but one case in point. Up and down the line from suppliers to providers the naked greed and savage levels of exploitation and conflict of interest is nauseating to watch. Doctors themselves are not immune from the depredations of Big Health.
There is a bright moral line between a business like automobile manufacturing and medicine. A person can live without a car but not without chemo if they have cancer. It is conceded that the profit motive must have a place in healthcare innovation -- capitalism works after all. But powerful social institutions must be engaged to mitigate the worst impulses of corporate actors -- especially when it involves life or death. The current system in the US particularly is out of balance and we all know it. Corrupt lawmakers beholden to special health interests are much to blame. We simply need to vote them out. And we are on our way to doing so. The Affordable Care Act can be much improved if the will is there. IMHO a single-payer system will do a better job of giving everyone the healthcare that is a human right. And for people with money there is always the option for private insurance and private care. The UK has the NHS for all, but if you got the dough re mi you can head to Harley Street for a consult or over to Princess Grace Hospital for some rock-star care along with the sheikhs of Arabia or the princes and princesses of Thailand. Top-quality care does not disappear in the face of single payer systems. After all
... Senator Rand Paul just went to a private clinic in single-payer Canada for his hernia operation. I rest my case. -
Paah
I'd have more sympathy for Amazon if they were paying taxes instead of sucking on the public tits everywhere they want a physical presence.
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Experts in Dubious Securities...
JP Morgan: Because if you're going to print money, why not leave it to the experts.
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Re: Good government management
and yet they still voted in a dumbass. studies can go fuck themselves in the ass.
Well, when the alternative is a corrupt, unlikeable, socialist, condescending harridan of a dumbass, as opposed to just an obnoxious loudmouth dumbass, I guess it's a good damn thing most of the dumbass voters are so concentrated that their choice lost in the Electoral College.
You know, there are a lot of wackademic studies that basically say "Republicans are mean" or "Conservatives are insecure". It's always something subjective and emotional.
You never see those studies done regarding intelligence.
Do you really think the leftist, "progressive" wackademics have NEVER looked at that?
But you never see any published studies on ideological bent vs. intelligence.
Wanna bet it's because the ones that did get done got shitcanned when the results were
DEMOCRATS ARE DUMB
or
LIBERALS ARE IGNORANT
or
PROGRESSIVES FAIL TO COMPREHEND CAUSE AND EFFECT
Either that, or you really think the wackademics behind shit like this NEVER tried to prove "conservatives are stupid". Because you KNOW they did - and since it's never been published, it must not be true.
Face it - you know it's true.
That's why liberals talk condescendingly to brown people.
White liberals dumb themselves down when they speak to black people
Yep, they do. So says the Washington Post.
Sheltered white "progressives" treat minorities as incompetent.
Conservatives treat them as equals.
So suck my dick, you candy-assed sitzpinkler metrosexual baby.
capcha: contempt HA How'd
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There were no "conservatives" involved
Those subsidies were offered up by Democrats Andrew Cuomo and Bill De Blasio.
Jeff Bezos gives money to Democratic candidates, not Republicans.
Where are the "conservatives" in the story?
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Re:Wary of Populism
[Democrats'] willingness to shut down the government
They didn't shut down the government. They agreed with Republicans on $1.6 billion for border security. It was a done deal until Trump decided he wanted one last $5.7 billion campaign contribution from the public treasury.
Maybe he should offer more Presidential Medals of Freedom for anyone willing to donate $500,000 to the border wall!
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Made in China 2025
The US is accusing China of state-sponsored hi-tech push, while the US pirates their policy. Another example of American hypocrisy.
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plus a few more
...plus all the undersea cables that they've tapped into.
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Re:Muh-russia
Still wrong. Actually admitted by the guilty parties - American (D) types: https://www.washingtonpost.com...
Of course, fox news has lots more direct accusations.
Makes it obvious why the D's were so pissed they lost. They thought they'd rigged things better than that - it's called projection in psych. -
Re: Why do you believe this new fantasy?
I propose you see if there is actually a problem before acting or panicking. Wow, what a radical concept, to insist on replication of results.
Why not check to see if there are other comparable results before using rhetoric which depends on their non-existence?
https://journals.plos.org/plos...
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Re:Obvious First Post
Wow, you have really drunk the MAGA Kool-Aid, haven't you? Have you looked at the national debt lately?
US national debt rises $2 trillion under Trump in just 2 years.
> [Citation Needed]
Basically Everything Trump Said About the Economy Was a Lie
President Trump’s repeated claim: 'The greatest economy in the history of our country'
Trump’s Tax Cuts: The Rich Get Richer> Recessions are a thing of the past now.
It's far more likely that our current policies will eventually lead to complete economic collapse, but party on.
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Re:Public works are bad for buisness
I've actually been seeing an increasing number of libertarians, poots, and anarchists moving to mexico because it is easier to bribe their way to freedom there.
Until some roving gang of bandits or narco traffickers decides you look soft and delicious (or maybe that you're just in the way) and they storm your peaceful little compound and blow you away.
For example, https://www.washingtonpost.com...
A man who went by the name “John Galton,” an apparent nod to the hero of Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged," observed almost two years ago, “There’s pockets of freedom all over the world if you’re willing to live in freedom.”
Galton paid a high price for that freedom. He was gunned down Friday by a band of men who stormed his home in Acapulco, where he and his girlfriend had found safe haven from drug charges in the United States
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Re:I am wondering on the factors.
...some speech is that it emboldens people who do bad things
...Citations?
You are being disingenuous, this stuff is not hard to find if you want to. You clearly don't. Now ssssssshhhh, the adults are talking.
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Re:geographic north pole is not fixed either
caused by events that redistribute the earth's mass.
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Re:Who is still predicting a 4C rise at this point
A target is not a prediction, moron. Also it doesn't include estimates if a single mega-glacier chain melts, which could result in 2 feet by itself and probably closer to 6-8 if surrounding glaciers are unanchored by its absence. But why explain science to a denialist moron like Kendall? It won't take, he wants to pretend old targets are the final word like the liar we know him to be.
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Re:The NRA is to blame for this situation directly
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Re:It's not that simple
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Re:And "progressive", no doubt
Because if they'd leaned "conservative", the article would have been gleefully shouting it from the rooftops.
What, like Michelle Bachman or Rand Paul?The truth is that this idiocy is non-partisan. It appeals to the left's weirdo anti-science, anti-mainstream medicine wing. And it appeals to the right wings weird anti-government, anti-science wing.
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And "progressive", no doubt
Because if they'd leaned "conservative", the article would have been gleefully shouting it from the rooftops.
Don't think the media is biased? Why'd CNN label Democrate Ralph "Was he the one dressing as a Klansman or the one in blackface" Northam as a Republican?
Funny how the Washington Post there conveniently forgets to mention Governer "post-birth-abortion-is-OK" Northam's party...
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Re:But wait, there's more...
Well, here. There are plenty more from plenty of various sources. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/2...
https://www.recode.net/2019/1/...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/busine...
https://www.newsweek.com/amazo...
https://www.kare11.com/article...
https://www.vox.com/2018/7/16/...
https://www.theguardian.com/te...
https://www.washingtonpost.com...
https://www.businessinsider.co...
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Really?
Apple will comply with the local data storage law,
... Apple will apparently need to decrypt and produce user data for the country's security services as requested.So they'll stand up to OUR government in 2016 (Apple won't decrypt a phone for the FBI Info link) but they'll lower their standards for foreign governments?
No matter which way you fall on this issue -- SHOULD have or should NOT have -- this is wrong.
If Apple is "The Angel of Privacy everywhere" then they should stand up for no decryption. If they take the stance "the local government makes the choice and we'll follow", then they should have decrypted the phone."But now the U.S. government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something we consider too dangerous to create. They have asked us to build a backdoor to the iPhone." Link
So if other governments ask for it, it's OK? Expect weasel words soon: it's not OK, but they made us do it against our will. We couldn't sell there if we didn't do it. There's a chance it might be accessed, but think of all the good information they now have access to they didn't before.
I'm not a particular fan or enemy of Apple (they produce good products that don't meet my Bang for the Buck requirements) but you're actively doing things for our frenemies that you wouldn't do for our country?? And don't give me that "we're standing up for what's right" bit, you're certainly not standing up Over There.
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Re:The sooner they leave the better
Have you seen the deal that Wisconsin was going to give them at the expense of the taxpayers? No one was going to benefit from that arrangement except for Foxconn. They could have put all that money towards encouraging tech development in their state instead.
And even then it still wasn't enough to make it profitable.
The US needs to decide if it's a developed or developing nation. If you want to be a highly developed nation, then you need to stop thinking that cheap manufacturing is a good thing, it's not. You want your workforce so highly educated that they will want better jobs than screwing on toothpaste caps. You want industries that the developing world cannot compete with like high tech manufacturing, bio and nano tech and fields outside of manufacturing completely. What you don't want is to keep people in minimum wage manufacturing jobs. -
The sooner they leave the better
Have you seen the deal that Wisconsin was going to give them at the expense of the taxpayers? No one was going to benefit from that arrangement except for Foxconn. They could have put all that money towards encouraging tech development in their state instead.
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Re:Why a pouch?
Modern schools often do not have lockers (citation).
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Re:Covenginton
It speaks only to political intolerance, i.e. intolerance of political views. But liberals are more tolerant of literally everything else than conservatives.
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Late Stage Socialism
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/0...
Conspicuous by its absence in much of the mainstream news coverage of Venezuela’s political crisis is the word “socialism.” Yes, every sensible observer agrees that Latin America’s once-richest country, sitting atop the world’s largest proven oil reserves, is an economic basket case, a humanitarian disaster, and a dictatorship whose demise cannot come soon enough.
But socialist? Perish the thought.
Or so goes a line of argument that insists socialism’s good name shouldn’t be tarred by the results of experience. On Venezuela, what you’re likelier to read is that the crisis is the product of corruption, cronyism, populism, authoritarianism, resource-dependency, U.S. sanctions and trickery, even the residues of capitalism itself. Just don’t mention the S-word because, you know, it’s working really well in Denmark.
Curiously, that’s not how the Venezuelan regime’s admirers used to speak of “21st century socialism,” as it was dubbed by Hugo Chávez. The late Venezuelan president, said Britain’s Jeremy Corbyn, “showed us there is a different and a better way of doing things. It’s called socialism, it’s called social justice, and it’s something that Venezuela has made a big step toward.” Noam Chomsky was similarly enthusiastic when he praised Chávez in 2009. “What’s so exciting about at last visiting Venezuela,” the linguist said, is that “I can see how a better world is being created and can speak to the person who’s inspired it.”
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Similar: grocery delivery by robot car available
Rolling out in Arizona. https://www.washingtonpost.com...
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Depends on sidewalk infrastructure
What if there aren't sidewalks? In Columbia MD and nearby Ellicott City, there are entire neighborhoods without any sidewalks at all. I'm not talking trailer parks. These are upscale neighborhoods where the homes are worth $600K and up. I think the developer, James Rouse, had a vision where everyone had a car and drove to the shopping mall that was the "center" of the development. Trivia answer: actor Edward Norton is a grandson of James Rouse.
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Copypasta!
Someone at Slashdot seems to be pushing the "Russia supplied Wikileaks with the DNC hack info" theory as fact when it hasn't been proven.
It hasn't been proven to you. Do not presume to know what intelligence agencies know.
But the Russia theory is pushed above all because that's the one that fuels Democratic activist outrage and the "Russian collusion" fantasy
People aren't being indicted and convicted because it's a fantasy.
Cue up the cries of "Russian bot" in 5...4...3...
I don't think you're a Russian bot but I do think you are useful idiot.
Also noticed that you are just copypastaing your own site and call everything that doesn't agree with you a "hard-left outlet".
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Re:Aha!
Trump can't pardon him until he's actually convicted of something.
Somehow President Ford managed to pardon former President Nixon before was even charged with a crime, let alone convicted.
You can not commute someone's sentence until they've been convicted and sentenced, perhaps you've confused the two?
For example, Bush'43 commuted Scooter Libby's sentence before he spent 30 months in jail.
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Government breakdown:
Government breakdown: In 730 days, President Trump has made 8,158 false or misleading claims
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Fox News faggot lies again, how droll.
Actually that's false. They made no such findings. Maybe you need to brush up your Fox News fact checking?
Just another INCEL Republican faggot losing his Trump wig.
That is exactly why you fail - you are debunked by the facts within that link, which isn't to a politifact source but to a Comedy show that happens to be spot on 100% verifiable fact checked info, and you HIDE LIKE A BITCH FROM IT lol.
Allow me to pull your head out of your ass and teach you how to read, traitor! From TFA you're so afraid of, you pansy ass bitch :- The fact-checks behind 'The Daily Show's' 50 Fox news 'lies'
By Lauren Carroll, Aaron Sharockman on Thursday, February 26th, 2015 at 3:00 p.m.
The Daily Show posted a Vine Wednesday titled, "50 Fox News lies in 6 seconds."
We’ve fact-checked almost all of the statements they cited. For the record, we originally counted 49 claims, not 50. The Daily Show said No. 50 was left off due to a technical error. They've updated their Vine, which we've included here.
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1. "In July 2010 the government said small businesses -- 60 percent -- will lose their health care, 45 percent of big business and a large percentage of individual health." Sean Hannity, Nov. 11, 2013 False
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2. "And President Obama has offered to pay out of his own pocket for the museum of Muslim culture out of his own pocket, yet it's the Republican National Committee who's paying for this." Anna Kooiman, Oct. 5, 2013 https://bit.ly/2W1wHzv
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3. Labor union president Andy Stern is "the most frequent visitor" at the White House. Glenn Beck, Dec. 3, 2009 False
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4. "Far more children died last year drowning in their bathtubs than were killed accidentally by guns." Tucker Carlson, Aug. 9, 2014 Pants on Fire
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5. White House Political Director Patrick Gaspard once served as the "right-hand man" for Bertha Lewis, who heads up ACORN. Steve Doocy, Sept. 29, 2009 False
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6. "Look at the debt that has been accumulated in the last two years. It's more debt under this president than all those other presidents combined."
Sarah Palin, May 31, 2011 False
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7. "There is no good data showing secondhand smoke kills people." John Stossel, Dec. 4, 2014 False
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8. "Democrats are poised now to cause this largest tax increase in U.S. history." Sarah Palin, Aug. 1, 2010 Pants on Fire
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9. "The insurance industry is actually run by mostly Democrats." Dana Perino, Oct. 31, 2013 False
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10. The Obama administration "manipulated deportation data to make it appear that the Border Patrol was deporting more illegal immigrants than the Bush administration." Lou Dobbs, July 1, 2014 False
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11. Some doctors say Ebola can be transmitted through the air by "a sneeze or some cough." George Will, Oct. 19, 2014 False
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12. Says the Texas State Board of Education is considering eliminating references to Christmas and the Constitution in textbooks. Gretchen Carlson, March 10, 2010 Pants on Fire
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13. Because of President Barack Obama’s failure to "push job creation," the black unemployment rate in Ferguson, Mo., is three times higher than the white unemployment rate. Lou Dobbs, Aug. 19, 2014 False
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14. When White House communications director Anita Dunn said that Mao Tse-tung was "one of her favorite philosophers, only Fox News picked that up."
Bill O’Reilly, Oct. 23, 2009 False
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15. "The president of the United States will be taking a trip over to India that is expected to cost the taxpayers $200 million a day." Michele Bachmann, Nov. 3, 2010 False (Note: Bachmann’s claim was made on CNN, not Fox News but Glenn Beck made a similar claim on Fox)
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16. "We researched to find out if anybody on Fox News had ever said you're going to jail if you don't buy health insurance. Nobody's ever said it." Bill O’Reilly, O