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TNBanjoMan 32 points ago +32 / -0

Excellent! If you can't read basic road signs (or Dr. Seuss) you have no business driving on our roads. ESPECIALLY a vehicle that weighs several tons.

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TNBanjoMan 6 points ago +6 / -0

Please explain in 100 words or less the significance of this case.

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TNBanjoMan 8 points ago +8 / -0

Nearly everyone in my immediate circle (east Tennessee) goes armed all the time. This is not a recent development, but rather something I have known and embraced for many years now. People have this illusion of living in a civilized, peaceful society, but any casual glance at the news should tell them otherwise.

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TNBanjoMan 35 points ago +35 / -0

Now, just don't replace him, let the Fed wither on the vine and die.

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TNBanjoMan 2 points ago +2 / -0

Ah, the SAIC that I worked for back in the day was Science Applications International Corporation. It used to be HQ'ed in San Diego, CA, but a few years ago moved its operations to Reston, VA, so as to be closer to their main client, the US Defense operations in DC.

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TNBanjoMan 3 points ago +3 / -0

The cretins won't be happy until they get the civil war they are desperately trying to start.

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TNBanjoMan 4 points ago +4 / -0

The vid in the first minute or so refers to SAIC-GM. There is an AMERICAN company, a high tech company that also does "black box" projects for the US government, called SAIC based in Reston, VA. I used to work for SAIC a long time ago at the Oak Ridge, TN, office.

Is that the same SAIC the video is referring to as a "Chinese" company?

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TNBanjoMan 9 points ago +9 / -0

These virtue-signaling idiots need a laugh track to play every time they say something.

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TNBanjoMan 4 points ago +4 / -0

Well damn! Don't be so subtle, tell us how you REALLY feel! Heheheheh.... Yeah, I am exasperated with these people too. Your rant above reminded me of an old trope where back in the day, someone was highly pissed off at someone else and sent the following telegram: "F#K YOU!! STRONGLY WORDED LETTER TO FOLLOW!!*"

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TNBanjoMan 11 points ago +11 / -0

And yet I just picked a drug store at random, Walgreens, and looked for COVID shots... I found this:
https://www.walgreens.com/topic/promotion/covid-vaccine.jsp/

...so, let's try CVS...and yup, here it is: https://www.cvs.com/minuteclinic/services/covid-19-vaccine

Why are these dangerous products still being offered?

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TNBanjoMan 2 points ago +2 / -0

OP here, I posted my follow up text immediately after posting the link. Question, how did you get your response up above my added text?

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TNBanjoMan 4 points ago +4 / -0

Too long, and too many important embedded graphs and charts to do so. It's not THAT far down in the article, suggest you just go there and absorb this important article for yourself. Trust me, you'll be glad you did.

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TNBanjoMan 11 points ago +11 / -0

The salient article is buried down in the text, but pay special attention to the Social Security chart embedded in the story. We are in untested waters, folks.

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TNBanjoMan 4 points ago +4 / -0

No problemo, Juan, I have no plans to visit that shithole MX at ANY time in the future. Been there, saw the squalor, smelled the squalor, got a little sick from the putrid water, and was grateful to get back home.

I've traveled a lot in my lifetime, and a lot of it was throughout South and Central America, and Mexico. I've also traveled throughout Europe and the British Isles.

My south-of-the-border travels taught me that the USA is a blessed place and that I shouldn't take our way of life, our clean country, for granted.

My European travels taught me that our Constitution and freedoms are quite distinct and, dare I say, rare in this world.

In fact, I now think I'm done with travel anywhere outside the US. I've seen enough, and learned enough, that I am quite happy here at home, and I there are still things here at home I haven't seen.

But thank you, Juan, you old taco bender from south of the border, for the reminder.

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TNBanjoMan 1 point ago +1 / -0

These aren't "people" in the sense that any of us would understand. They are soulless, dead inside drones going through life on automatic. If they were people, I would feel sorry for them, but they are something just above amoeba, so pity would be wasted.

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TNBanjoMan 6 points ago +6 / -0

"“It is normal for viruses to mutate and change over time,” Dr Alex Allen, Consultant Epidemiologist of UKHSA said, adding that it continues to monitor all strains of Covid in the UK."

Yes, it is normal for viruses to mutate, but such mutations are nearly ALWAYS to more benign, less harmful forms. If a virus "mutates" to a strong variant, it's probably due to gain of function laboratory interference than natural.

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TNBanjoMan 5 points ago +5 / -0

Well, yes, but as statistics have shown, and the NRA says frequently, often the mere presence of a gun is enough to calm down a volatile situation. The store clerk was lucky, the perp was compliant once he saw the gun, and it ended OK. But I don't want to wager my life on "OK"... if confronted with that situation, I think I would have used better tactics.

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TNBanjoMan 16 points ago +16 / -0

The clerk was doing great until he walked out that door... the "threat" was leaving and if he'd shot him out in the street, he had lost his protection of "protecting life and property." Get the doofus out the door (at gunpoint if necessary), LOCK the door, and call the cops.

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TNBanjoMan 2 points ago +3 / -1

Well to be fair, in logic, one cannot "prove" a counterfactual, or the absence of a phenomenon; that is to say, you can't 'prove' a negative. They can draw inferences and correlations, which are highly suggestive of some condition or other, but one cannot prove the negative case.

Still, the anecdotal and correlational evidence is quite overwhelming that vaccines DO cause, or contribute in a significant way, autism and other ills in the population.

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