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President Trump Explains Trade Deficits: “If we buy 2 billion dollars worth of Bananas from Brazil, we’re actually losing 2 billion dollars. So if we stop eating bananas, we actually save 2 billion dollars”. It’s just simple Economics.
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Are we going to refuse to provide this treatment to anyone who crapped all over the mRNA vaccine and its association with the #COVID "hoax",.or #mRNA technology, in particular?
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When people post stuff like this, what they really mean is "I'm really pissed that some people have lived their lives in a manner that means they don't need to be afraid of their mistakes coming back to haunt them and I have a need to malign their behaviour in order to feel good
When people say: "I have nothing to hide" what they mean is: "I am privileged enough to live comfortably within the norms imposed on me, therefore I'm not interested in fighting for your right to privacy".
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What I write sometimes makes people angry. Right and Left. Here's what I've noticed. It's interesting. 🧵
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"The road to hell is paved with good intentions" has never been truer. It is time to stand up and push back rather than fear attempts to shame or cancel us. There are enough of us who are this more clearly every day. Do not be silent.
Even before the rise of today's many social activist movements, T. S. Eliot understood such people and their priorities. Writing in 1950, he said: “Half the harm that is done in this world is due to people who want to feel important. They don't mean to do harm—but the harm does not interest them. Or they do not see it, or they justify it because they are absorbed in the endless struggle to think well of themselves.” There is little hope of changing such people. But what the rest of us can do is stop gullibly accepting their ego trips as idealistic efforts for others. Above all, we need to stop letting them morally intimidate us into silence about the actual consequences of their crusades. The time is long overdue for us to insist that they put up or shut up, in terms of hard evidence about results, rather than the pious hopes that make them feel so good.
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Even before the rise of today's many social activist movements, T. S. Eliot understood such people and their priorities. Writing in 1950, he said: “Half the harm that is done in this world is due to people who want to feel important. They don't mean to do harm—but the harm does not interest them. Or they do not see it, or they justify it because they are absorbed in the endless struggle to think well of themselves.” There is little hope of changing such people. But what the rest of us can do is stop gullibly accepting their ego trips as idealistic efforts for others. Above all, we need to stop letting them morally intimidate us into silence about the actual consequences of their crusades. The time is long overdue for us to insist that they put up or shut up, in terms of hard evidence about results, rather than the pious hopes that make them feel so good.
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I was involved in a claim in which a very promising national level athlete's career was ended as a consequence of a grade 4 manipulation involving C4. Investigating the circumstances around that claim made me swear off of chiropractic instantly, and forever.
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City I dislike: Paris City I think is underrated: Buffalo City I think is overrated: Milan City I like: Gdansk City I love: Bamberg City I feel most myself in: Calgary City I still need to visit: Valencia City I dream of living in: Brugge
City I dislike: Dubai City I think is underrated: Houston City I think is overrated: Singapore City I like: London City I love: NYC City I feel most myself in: Chicago City I still need to visit: New Orleans City I dream of living in: San Diego
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@SaraJama_ Please look up the definition of "#unequivocal". You're welcome - from the colonial settler system
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I don't think they have to tell you their reason and I don't think you have to agree with it if they do. But hey, subjectivity is a wonderful defence.
An IRS agent showed up, unannounced, at my company’s Tampa office today for no legitimate reason.
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