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Frayed-2 2 points ago +2 / -0

It’s always a gamble to put so much power into one person. But there are are advantages. Individuals move faster and more decisively than a corrupt bureaucracy. I’m inclined to think that from these initial results, his intentions are good. Of course the big question is whether he’ll do the noble thing and transition away from power eventually before either he gives in to temptation or someone worse takes his place.

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Frayed-2 2 points ago +2 / -0

Connections go two ways. Talking about Q and Trump: Consider that Trump is the president, and Q is just some random poster on an anonymous internet forum. From this standpoint, it is not noteworthy at all whenever Q connects himself to Trump, as he does a lot. However if Trump were to connect himself to Q, that would be a big deal. And it has happened, quite a lot, for example, in the OP. Q’s credibility is built entirely on “coincidences” like this.

Imagine you’re a kid on a playground and you hear someone say “my uncle works at Nintendo and he says …” That’s not notable, some kids will say anything for attention. But if some employee at Nintendo were to share a picture of his extended family and that kid is there, suddenly the kid has a lot more credibility, even though the uncle didn’t tell you anything directly about the company’s plans.

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Frayed-2 10 points ago +10 / -0

Vote in person on the day of. Don’t give them time to counter with fakes.

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Frayed-2 2 points ago +2 / -0

How feasible would it be to have a law requiring punitive fines to be greater than or equal to the profit gained from breaking the law?

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Frayed-2 1 point ago +1 / -0

Strange. It’s like one of those inkblot tests except the color scheme easily lends itself towards demonic imagery

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Frayed-2 21 points ago +21 / -0

I mean no disrespect, but over what general time period did you do that?

I’m curious what you’ll find if you were to shop around for current-day prices and add up the costs of the lifestyle you lived (house/rent, car, food, taxes, etc.). Then compare to what a “modest salary” means today.

Many people have done this exercise and come to the conclusion that it’s a lot more difficult now than it was in the past to live a “normal life”. This is by design, of course.

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Frayed-2 5 points ago +5 / -0

String theory is a scam just like climate change. They’ve been “ten years away from a breakthrough” for half a century at least, meanwhile draining (laundering?) a huge amount of scientific research money.

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Frayed-2 6 points ago +6 / -0

The code is in the first letters of sentences, not every single capital letter. The rest of the message falls apart if we apply “every capital” to the whole thing.

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Frayed-2 1 point ago +1 / -0

Florida’s 7th district has flipped twice in the past decade. This representative is at the end of his first term.

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Frayed-2 3 points ago +3 / -0

It’s not even necessarily grammar that (most of them) are trying to change. It’s worse, they‘re trying to change how we perceive and categorize all people. All of them either don’t realize, or don’t care about, why we group men and women into these categories based on biology and nothing else. They’re trying to swap biology out for superficial/useless things like personal expression or whatever they’re calling it, because imposing their fantasies on the world is the only thing they care about.

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Frayed-2 3 points ago +4 / -1

That connection in the top left is a huuuuge stretch. And I’m not even sure what’s being pointed out on the right half of the page.

The system I follow when assessing whether there’s a genuine symbolic connection is to compare the number and significance of each naturally shared element to the number and significance of viewer-introduced changes/additions needed to get from one picture to the other.

Similarities: curve, pointed bit. (both very common things to have.) Changes/additions: splitting the arrow into its point/head and its curve. Rotating the curve. Triplicating the curve. Removing the design elements on the curve- but keeping the halfway mark.

I could make a stick figure with the same number of arbitrary manipulations you used to get to the candlestick thing. This is not a significant symbolic connection. Unless you’re trying to say all semicircles are evil? In which case, please seek help.

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Frayed-2 2 points ago +2 / -0

For most people, the primary reason for loyalty to any political party or ideology is a tribal mentality. There’s a sense of commitment to one’s peers, and peer pressure is a very real influence. But this alone isn’t enough to sustain the group, there has to be some other draw, to both bring new people in, and remind them to not break out. And that’s where things like envy and laziness come into the picture. Another common one is “this group supports me doing whateeevvver I want”. I wouldn’t say that’s their whole motivation, it only takes a little bit of envy, and a social structure to validate and encourage it.

They’re angry because their tribe is at war, and the promises they’ve been tempted with are at stake.

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Frayed-2 4 points ago +4 / -0

If gender isn’t sex, then “gender” should be completely irrelevant for every single thing that matters. Their whole movement relies on the confusion most people have about the “new meanings” of words, and while they’re confused, these people live out their sick fantasies to the detriment of everyone around them.

“Oh it’s women’s sports, that must be referring to gender. I’m a woman, let me play” breaks an opponent’s skull

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Frayed-2 3 points ago +3 / -0

A lot of what makes people “street smart” is trust management. Recognizing who you’re trusting and how much, and whether they deserve it.

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Frayed-2 8 points ago +8 / -0

I’d say it depends on the text of the article. Simply reporting on what the CDC says is informative, in that it tells us what the CDC is saying.

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Frayed-2 2 points ago +2 / -0

Worst part is the rush hour day traffic there and back

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Frayed-2 4 points ago +4 / -0

Am I the only one who gets errors when trying to view images posted to catbox?

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Frayed-2 6 points ago +6 / -0

Eventually. But in the meantime, I won’t complain about more opportunities to pop some corn.

Also to get to that point we need as many people as possible to want them gone.

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Frayed-2 3 points ago +3 / -0

On every recent youtube video relating to Boeing, nearly every single comment calls out the suspicious circumstances. Everyone knows what happened to that whistleblower.

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Frayed-2 2 points ago +2 / -0

Is the image gone? The link doesn’t work for me, neither does the preview

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Frayed-2 9 points ago +9 / -0

This makes a lot of sense. When good people lack vigilance, evil is able to advance under their noses, but only steadily, at a snail’s pace. Any faster and alarms would go off.

Warp Speed pressured them to push their luck and trigger those alarms.

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