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I saw that the failing New York Times, the failing Washington Post and the failing MSNBC are all reporting that a hurricane is heading toward the East Coast. So it must be fake news. Fellow Trump supporters, don't fall for it. Stay where you are, there's no hurricane coming. In fact, you might want to take that camping trip later this week.
I lost about minus $15K so far. Damn you, crypto-currencies!/shakefist
Does anyone else find it interesting that not one single person has ever lost money on cryptocurrencies? I mean, basic logic will tell you that there is someone out there who bought bitcoin at $16,000 thinking that it was going to $20,000, right? Not long ago, it went UP to $7k before going DOWN to $6k. Somebody's got to be taking a bath in there somewhere.
The good news is that my Ethereum wallet has a virtual bobblehead in it. That's got to be worth something, right? I hope it's enough to pay for bus fare back to my parents' basement.
Of the two most violent incidents at Charlottesville the one most closely resembling a violent riot was instigated when one of a group of BLM members
First, you appear to be forgetting the fact that only two incidents led to charges (and convictions) and they were both violence perpetrated by white supremacists (see below).
And of course they probably track everyone using the "script" and will penalize those that choose not to.
They don't even have to penalize them. Just the fact that they would take note of it is enough to force a behavior in an employee. That it might become a note on an annual review.is enough.
The Internet service provider urged employees to submit a form letter asking Governor Jerry Brown to veto the net neutrality bill that was recently approved by the state legislature. Frontier sent an email to employees and set up an online form for them to send the form letter to Brown
I find it fascinating when a corporation "encourages" its employees to a certain political action and helpfully provide them a script. Corporations are people, money is speech, and coercing your employees's speech is a very pure expression of malignant capitalism.
I'll bet that if you really think hard about it, you'll figure out why a billionaire patenting a drug to treat opioid addiction is not the same thing as saying there's a "cure".
Do you want me to list the drugs that have been patented to treat opioid addiction over the past 75 years and have not cured anything? Meperidine and methadone were both patented to treat opioid addiction way back in the 1930s.
So, there's an association. No doubt causation is more complicated.
I'm pretty sure we all know the causation by now. And that causation is confirmed every single time the President does a rally and blows racist dog whistles for an hour. He most certainly understands the causation and he intends to make the most of it.
Findings: This cross-sectional analysis of a national sample of Medicare claims data found that chronic use of prescription opioid drugs was correlated with support for the Republican candidate in the 2016 US presidential election. Individual and county-level socioeconomic measures explained much of the association between the presidential vote and opioid use.
Findings: This cross-sectional analysis of a national sample of Medicare claims data found that chronic use of prescription opioid drugs was correlated with support for the Republican candidate in the 2016 US presidential election. Individual and county-level socioeconomic measures explained much of the association between the presidential vote and opioid use.
Yes, it happened because the Left considers the American people stupid and wishes to harm them. Apparently you learned nothing from the experience. Sneering contempt is not how to win people over to your side. I also note the TDS in a thread about cryptography.
I'm sure the president appreciates your willingness to spring to his defense at a moment's notice. Maybe someday he'll notice you.
Taking you child to the ballpark to pay to watch others play and have fun is stupid.
Who hurt you? Was it a member of the St. Louis Cardinals? Did one of them touch you in the bad place? Don't be afraid to come forward. From what I hear, you're not alone.
Perhaps you haven't heard of things like Cryptokitties [wikipedia.org] and that People have spent over $1M buying virtual cats on the Ethereum blockchain [techcrunch.com] -- oh, and that people are stupid.
Can you imagine taking your son to the ballpark on Bobblehead Night, and you paid $90 for two tickets, $35 to park, another $50 on two hotdogs, two beers, a couple of cokes and maybe a bag of peanuts and some jackoff tells you you're getting a "virtual bobblehead" added to your "Ethereum wallet", whatever the fuck that is?
That happens and this is how they're taking me out of the ballpark:
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I didn't say they were uneducated or poor.
I saw that the failing New York Times, the failing Washington Post and the failing MSNBC are all reporting that a hurricane is heading toward the East Coast. So it must be fake news. Fellow Trump supporters, don't fall for it. Stay where you are, there's no hurricane coming. In fact, you might want to take that camping trip later this week.
Does anyone else find it interesting that not one single person has ever lost money on cryptocurrencies? I mean, basic logic will tell you that there is someone out there who bought bitcoin at $16,000 thinking that it was going to $20,000, right? Not long ago, it went UP to $7k before going DOWN to $6k. Somebody's got to be taking a bath in there somewhere.
You've been around long enough to know that it's best not to challenge my citations. Don't like the Daily Beast article? OK.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/0...
https://q13fox.com/2018/05/02/...
https://www.washingtonpost.com...
Or, you could just look it up yourself. You can look at the court record.
How much did you lose?
The good news is that my Ethereum wallet has a virtual bobblehead in it. That's got to be worth something, right? I hope it's enough to pay for bus fare back to my parents' basement.
https://hardware.slashdot.org/...
First, you appear to be forgetting the fact that only two incidents led to charges (and convictions) and they were both violence perpetrated by white supremacists (see below).
https://www.thedailybeast.com/...
Second, go fuck yourself you nazi-defending piece of shit. Supplying you with a citation took about eight times more effort than you deserved.
You mean since Charlottesville?
Except they haven't been a majority at any time in the past 30 years.
No, you could say "tyranny of the minority" is the GOP's middle name. Or just shorten it to "tyranny".
No, "the voters" don't understand regulation enough to have a reasoned opinion.
What "the voters" (and you know who you are) wanted was a president who would make it safe for them to say the N-word again. Let's stop bullshitting.
Am I the only one that thinks, "Someone with an iMac, iPhone, and iPad..." sounds like the beginning of a bartender joke?
They don't even have to penalize them. Just the fact that they would take note of it is enough to force a behavior in an employee. That it might become a note on an annual review.is enough.
I find it fascinating when a corporation "encourages" its employees to a certain political action and helpfully provide them a script. Corporations are people, money is speech, and coercing your employees's speech is a very pure expression of malignant capitalism.
It's not like an autonomous sailboat has to worry about traffic or pedestrians. Let's see if it can safely dock in a busy Ft Lauderdale marina.
I'll bet that if you really think hard about it, you'll figure out why a billionaire patenting a drug to treat opioid addiction is not the same thing as saying there's a "cure".
Do you want me to list the drugs that have been patented to treat opioid addiction over the past 75 years and have not cured anything? Meperidine and methadone were both patented to treat opioid addiction way back in the 1930s.
I'm pretty sure we all know the causation by now. And that causation is confirmed every single time the President does a rally and blows racist dog whistles for an hour. He most certainly understands the causation and he intends to make the most of it.
Here is what really got Trump elected, explained by a peer-reviewed study:
https://jamanetwork.com/journa...
https://jamanetwork.com/journa...
Now you're talking.
I'm sure the president appreciates your willingness to spring to his defense at a moment's notice. Maybe someday he'll notice you.
Who hurt you? Was it a member of the St. Louis Cardinals? Did one of them touch you in the bad place? Don't be afraid to come forward. From what I hear, you're not alone.
I'm starting to understand how Trump got elected.
So, if I understand you correctly, it doesn't support anything.
Can you imagine taking your son to the ballpark on Bobblehead Night, and you paid $90 for two tickets, $35 to park, another $50 on two hotdogs, two beers, a couple of cokes and maybe a bag of peanuts and some jackoff tells you you're getting a "virtual bobblehead" added to your "Ethereum wallet", whatever the fuck that is?
That happens and this is how they're taking me out of the ballpark:
https://youtu.be/j2zlPNGuPbw
I just want to know if Haiku OS will have support for my Riva 128 and my Soundblaster 16.