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Rahndo 3 points ago +5 / -2

Well, many, but not all of us "forgot how to play". Some of us are former military, for example. We play a different game, by very different rules.

Speaking of which, the OP did in fact forget one very important thing that is extremely relevant to our current situation. To remind people of what he left out of his post, I will ask two simple questions: why was the 2nd Amendment added to the US Constitution? What is it's purpose?

I will give you a hint: it has something to do with tyrannical governments...

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Rahndo 4 points ago +5 / -1

The OP is mistaken. It is easier to compare PPM numbers.

At 150 PPM and lower, plant growth shuts down (not at 200 PPM as in title).

During the last ice age, which peaked approx.18,000 years ago, CO2 got down to 180 PPM. That was a close one...

Most CO2 is stored by the oceans. Once temperatures started to warm up in the interglacial starting around 11,000 years ago (give or take the Younger Dryas period), CO2 went up to 280 PPM from the warming oceans... one of the strange characteristics of water is that cold water is able to absorb and store more CO2 than warm water.

The fact that it is now approx. 400 PPM is a very good thing. Greenhouses keep their CO2 at around 1100 PPM to maximize plant growth. That is something to shoot for...

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Rahndo 0 points ago +2 / -2

Preppers have a very expensive hobby. Sooner or later they get pissed they wasted so much money "prepping" for disasters that did not happen... and eventually they start hoping disasters WILL happen to justify all the money they wasted.

The OP is a good example. Complaining about the expense of stuff Q "required" him to buy... (it's all Q's fault, and he plans to track Q down and knock out few teeth, etc.)

I also have a friend like that now... sitting on hundreds of gallons of water, hundreds of pounds of rice and beans sitting in a special shed he made to store all of it. He hasn't started complaining yet - probably can't figure out who to blame (other than himself).

Me, I just buy a bit of extra stuff that I already like to eat, that has a decent shelf life, and call it a day... that is the extent of my own "prepping".

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Rahndo 3 points ago +3 / -0

If she was fine, she could have (and should have) spoke up 2 years ago to put all the "conspiracy theories" to rest. Why didn't she do that?

This Tiffany does not look like the one that fainted. After 2 years, why bother to float out a fake Tiffany now? None of this is making any sense at all...

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Rahndo 14 points ago +14 / -0

Agreed. You have to compare how it played out vs. what the DS/cabal had planned in terms of the many years of lockdowns and total destruction of the economies of the world... all in preparation for their great reset, and the enslavement of humanity under their one world government (patterned after communist China). Also, WW3 to help kill off a large percentage of the world's population...

Without this context, President Trump's statements about Warp Speed make no sense.

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Rahndo 1 point ago +1 / -0

Can someone explain this to me like I'm a barely functional retard? Thanks. Back to crayon eating.

Eating crayons... people will think you are a Marine. By the way, the green ones taste best.

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Rahndo 7 points ago +7 / -0

Bloom County was just plain funny. It was mainly satire, only ran from 80 to 89 and was not blatantly libtarded... at least not by today's standards. Doonesbury was the libtard comic of the day.

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Rahndo 2 points ago +2 / -0

Agreed. Posting old shit as if it were new is dishonest, at best.

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Rahndo 1 point ago +1 / -0

I will defer to your expertise regarding the taste...

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Rahndo 2 points ago +2 / -0

As far as beer-flavored-water goes... it is not even "good" beer-flavored-water.

People that drink Bud Light (or Bud) are window-licking retards... and they can prove it.

Bud destroyed their own brand, and it is glorious. I can't wait for other brands to self-destruct just like this.

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Rahndo 1 point ago +1 / -0

You are wrong - as long as it is far away, separated from us by multiple oceans, that is fine.

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Rahndo 2 points ago +2 / -0

Agreed. High scalability is very difficult - as many of the newer replacement services are just starting to figure out.

TS had some similar problems at first due to their incompetent tech team that launched the service (they were all fired and replaced).

There is no substitute for empiricism... (learning from experience). A lot of people that think they know the answers, in reality they don't even know all the things that they don't know... if you know what I mean.

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Rahndo 2 points ago +2 / -0

Don't forget that he lives in the Netherlands and has been working at the Hague prosecuting war crimes.

He drops all of that to take over the J6 investigations... war crimes, eh?

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Rahndo 5 points ago +5 / -0

I did some searches... I found a few articles, but I can't tell if any of them are legit or not.

On a certain level, it makes sense for the asshat to run and seek refuge in Kenya (where he is a citizen, maybe)...

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Rahndo 11 points ago +11 / -0

The boomerang on this one is going to be Biblical... I can't wait for the indictments of the government gangsters to begin. Time to get even MOAR popcorn...

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Rahndo 3 points ago +3 / -0

At least you are honest about being a bot...

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Rahndo 4 points ago +4 / -0

He might not be new. He might be an idiot.

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Rahndo 10 points ago +10 / -0

The case is so weak, and the timing is "biblical" (Holy week leading up to Easter Sunday)...

This is all TERRIBLE for the demoncraps, mainly because of the multiple precedents it sets, not only for indicting former presidents, but also allowing local DA's to indict members of the federal government.

It is so bad, even the demoncraps themselves are noticing, and speaking out about it. It is so bad, it screams white hat control. The demoncraps are evil, not stupid (at least, not THIS stupid).

After today, it will be open season on Clinton, Bush and Obummer this spring... which is necessary since the federal cartel is not going to arrest itself.

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