strange description for democracy.
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strange description for democracy.
Same goes for South Korea. Actually, China and South Korea are the two most dominant regions for many games.
They essentially are enterprise level back doors with good intentions.
Think firewall/antivirus/backup software suite run by a remote team.
And you would think that given their one job is to supposedly safeguard this info, the consequences would be more severe or we would re-think this entire business model of consumer credit, but our society is not capable of that kind of consumer advocacy. Likely due to some powerful interest's bottomline.
It shows a broken system and should not be celebrated, if for no other reason than the opportunity cost of elevating such a small percentage of humanity to such wealthy heights while letting 1/3 of humanity live crippled lives with no access to clean water.
Maybe if we could get people to think of sugar as a drug. At least it is refined in a way that makes it dangerous.
There was zero evidence and zero existence of ANYTHING to substantiate "Pizzagate" while there was certainly some percentage of those "unarmed people" at the Capitol there to overthrow the election results.
I hope you realize how your efforts to "both sides" really distort both your message and reality.
There are a lot of women I would not want to sleep with. Does not mean I question their gender.
I can think of at least one -- working in tech.
I don't see a problem with the latter. It is almost always the latter.
And it's a lot easier to capture pollution at the source of centralized power generation vs hundreds of million of cars, but I am just stating the obvious here.
If anything, your "counter points" -- while acknowledging the tech isn't perfect, are actually making a strong argument for electric cars.
As far as gas vs electric infrastructure it's genuinely perplexing that someone would argue for the former over the latter. For one thing, electricity is a lot more useful than gas! It's also safer, easier and cheaper to transport.
It also exists basically everywhere, even if the current infrastructure is not up to spec, you can still charge an electric car with a regular outlet with no special considerations.
Every thing you are saying is a detraction is really just pointing out solutions that are still in the early stages, but absolutely will get here vs problems we have just accepted from ICE.
So this is the real reason why I said don't post conspiracy nonsense -- because frankly, no one cares. And it's annoying to sit here and reply with logic when you clearly do not care about the merit of whatever I have to say.
No one covered those stories? Fox News is the number one rated cable news station. Tucker Carlson has the number one rated show on that number one station and he covered it for weeks on end before the election. So that point of yours is as ridiculous as it is baseless.
Secondly, hello we live in the modern era. Post a blog if you care so much. If the story had merit, if you had evidence, then what is stopping you from making this huge scoop? There are definitely financial incentives to do so. The reason is because you, just like Tucker Carlson on Fox News, are full of shit.
The difference between you and him is at least Tucker Carlson knows he is lying and at least he's getting paid to do so. I assume you are doing this for free.
Seems easier to just put real penalties for corporations that exploit unauthorized workers.
Individual action isn't it. It is a red herring.
Government policy is the only way forward.