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I love that.
The Guardian proves through Zach Stafford there's no such thing as peak derp:
"Men are pretty terrible people. They commit significantly more violent crimes, robberies and assaults each year than women do, according to the Department of Justice. They are more likely
to show anger in the workplace and be rewarded for it while women are
affected negatively for the same behaviors. They even take up too much
space on public transportation when “manspreading”. I could keep going."
No. Don't. You pretty much broke the mold of insidious banality with your opening sentence.
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We're winning the war against coal!
Drink!
So sad how stupid the Gaia cultists have become.
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Mike Rowe for President:
(On Melitha Harrith-Perry being troubled about the word hard worker):
"...I dismissed her point because it relied upon a gross generalization. To
suggest that “hard worker” has become a “conservative buzzword,” is to
paint all conservatives with a very broad brush, in my opinion. MHP
stated that all conservatives described single-moms as “lazy” and
“failures who suck off the system.” She then walked that back when her
guest, quite rightly in my opinion, pointed out that she was
generalizing."
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Government set to kill the vape industry - all based on nothing but fear and little else. They'll try and 'scienctify' their bull shit but don't buy into it. But people will because sea levels or cancer or something.
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Tesla, like most subsidized green projects, is a form of 'climate indulgences for the wealthy' as someone put it.
Remove the subsidy and let's see where the chips fall.
This notion we need to subsidize to drive innovations is faulty as it is silly.
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Obama says GOP helping ISIS.
He's some piece of work, no?
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Speaking of which, the monster the Democrats created called Obamacare continues to unleash unintended consequences at the speed of Speedy Gonzalez.
"Obamacare regulations could be brewing up trouble for small breweries wanting to grow.
Beginning next year, restaurant chains with more than 20 locations
nationwide will be subject to new rules requiring calorie information on
all menus. Restaurants will have to measure menu items made in-house,
but when it comes to products such as beer — which are manufactured
elsewhere and distributed to chains — the data must be shipped with the
product."
Growth, innovation and productivity will slow because of unscientific garbage like calorie counts pimped and pumped the government who know jack shit about food. I wouldn't trust one single 'expert' pushing this nonsense.
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As if that's not enough to point we're in a Dark Age, check this mental decision to cut yoga class at the University of Ottawa. Once again, Canada is importing nutty, left-wing, SJW theories from the U.S. I expect us to surpass them soon enough because, well, the Liberals are in power.
Staff at the Centre for Students with Disabilities believe that
"while yoga is a really great idea and accessible and great for students
... there are cultural issues of implication involved in the practice,"
according to an email from the centre.
The centre is operated by the university's Student Federation, which
first approached Scharf seven years ago about offering yoga instruction
to students both with and without disabilities.
Weep.
What they pejoratively call 'Cultural appropriation' has been part of humanity for ages dumbasses. We constantly borrow from different cultures. Without it, we don't advance you clowns.
Nothing worse than a presumptuous progressive xenophobe hack.
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Kathleen Kane scandal.
There are no good people in this story.
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In the 'Bad Ideas' file let's head on over to New Haven, Connecticut.
"Lock your doors or learn your lesson, that’s the message from New Haven police.
Officers in East Rock are starting a pilot program.
“Cars will be checked for visible valuables,” said New Haven City Spokesperson Laurence Grotheer.
If they see a valuable Grotheer says they’ll take it if you car doors
are unlocked. They’ll leave a note and you can pick it up at the police
station property room.
“I think it might work,” said Audrey who lives in the neighborhood.
“It seems odd,” said Kristen Zalota who lives in East Rock. “It’s an interesting way to combat crime I guess.”
It seems a little invasive, I’m uncomfortable with the idea,” said Corey Hassell.
Audrey is insane I think. She needs to exercise her brain more. I hope Corey is not married to her.
“What they’re doing here is in my judgement is not questionable a 4th
amendment violation. They ought to get sued. I hope they do get sued,”
said Williams.
He says this pilot program is against search warrant federal laws.
Williams saidm “In effect what they’re doing is stealing these
people’s property. They have no right to enter their car at all because
just because it’s not locked doesn’t mean it’s not your private
property.”
No shit.
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Zoolander continues with his on the job training.
He assured Canadians his government could take in 25 000 refugees in a timely and orderly fashion while ensuring all were properly vetted all without an actual plan I might add -
all by December 31.
When I first heard this I found it odd as to why he was obsessed by this date. December is a Holiday month so how this was going to be achieved was a mystery to me. But what do I know?
Looks like someone pulled him aside and told him 'na-ah' because Canada will now take in 10 000.
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35 people with E. coli linked to Holier than thou Chipotle.
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Government mandated calorie counts are doing - surprise - nothing.
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So how's that commie $15 hr 'we're owed a living wage' racket going in Seattle?
Not so good.
“Congress hurt the very workers it intended to help.”
Story of progressive intent, no? They'll never learn. I luckily came out of it soon after high school after some simple, straightforward observances. Not because I was smart but rather I was honest with what I was seeing. I felt it was all misguided experiments intent that led to failure because they worked against basic human laws. Not to mention, the subsequent silliness of added layers of regulations and laws to "fix" what wasn't working.
Again, progressives fail at obeying and taking responsibility for the unintended consequences they unleash as a result of their cemented actions.
The comments are excellent for the record.
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Oh look. Another surprise. The CBC spins Trudeau's inexperience into a virtue.
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Scratch an academic, find a lover of authoritarianism. Simplistic? Sure. But is it that far-fetched? Experts tend to have a bit of a God-complex when it comes to the 'greater good'. And since achieving the greater good is harder with all those pesky notions of individual liberty in the way, it's only natural they admire strongmen and dictators. That's why you see so many on the left write stupid polemics about how they admire people like Fidel and, in this case, one-child policy. It makes them wet with the very idea of being able to pull crap like that here.
The lust for power and control. Except, they delude themselves into thinking they do it for the right reasons.
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"Milwaukee DA John Chisholm was apparently so unhinged by recent
criticism that he actually suggested Saturday that Governor Scott Walker
be criminally charged with defamation for criticizing him.
So, no, Chisholm really doesn't get the First Amendment thing, does he?"
No one deserves to be told 'suck my dick' than Chisholm.
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Here you go. What the students demand.
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Irony:
"It costs $6 to visit Karl Marx's grave."
Of course, capitalist pigs will probably make up the bulk of the clientele because Marxists will be too busy protesting how unfair it is while demanding the same rich folks subsidize their right to visit his grave.
I jest but would it shock anyone if they did?
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Obama is, to me, right not to get roped into a ground war in Syria.
Problem is, they're slowly sliding into it - and without legal authority. The U.S. will get in there soon enough.
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Iran deal not binding. Seems like Iran forgot to sign it.
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The Patriots emasculates teams to the point they whine like little bitches.
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There's just too much police abuse going on. From Chicago to Seattle, we're seeing outright murder.
This is where conservatives lose me.
For example, I read David French's explanation defending that cop in Spring Valley who hurled a student across the class room. He could have killed her but there was French - going bad ass derp for law & order. It was shocking.
That she didn't respond doesn't mean it's justified to throw her around like an animal. The guy escalated - and cops seem to excel at this -the situation.
This is where conservatives put on their SJW Retard caps.
War on cops. I don't think so.
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Dutch tell refugees to go to Denmark.
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Well, they're at it again. The Scare Cancer Brigade now and then like to come in and frighten us off a perceived vice we like to consume.
Like cigarettes, we've been hearing about how bad red meat is for decades. I admit I'm not the biggest meat eater but I'm not a meathead when it comes to buying into this nonsense.
From comments at Reddit:
"2.5%
is the lifetime diagnosis number, with median diagnosis age of 69
(which isn't too relevant to me right now). I was talking in terms of
annual occurrence rate, so it's more of an annual return.
You can compound that over a mean lifetime (say, 25 years), but then
also factor in the 90% survival rate of colorectal cancer. Let's assume
based on your stats that having no family history doesn't help much,
that's still an annual mortality of 35/100000 * 0.1, which is 0.0035%.
Compounding that for 25 years, you get 0.09% total death risk in a
lifetime. 30% of that is negligible. And like my initial post, it
certainly isn't compelling on a per year basis.
EDIT: forgot to mention about the 0.016% - 5-year risk is how I
typically look at things, so that brings you to 0.014-0.018%.
Regardless, I think it's important to look at the effect size closely
when faced with correlations.
It's hilarious how much energy is still being poured into these tiny
effects when we see things like nearly 10% of Americans being diabetic
and another 30% pre-diabetic. Added sugar consumption is at ludicrous
levels, multiple times above what the WHO recommends, yet we're still
arguing over bacon.
Sure, you should probably limit processed meat, but it should be
second in line to limiting added sugar. There are only so many dietary
restrictions that are typically sustainable, so people need to
prioritize based on effect size."
Meh.
The CEO should ask why American arms always seem to fall into the hands of ISIS.
Reasonable and sensible people may scoff this off and make jokes but there are some seriously deranged people out there. Check these comments out. Notice they're all women for some reason. The equivalent of males chimps who chirp "comply with police and you won't die' stuff:
Nice people. Idiots.
No socialist party elected in Poland.
Gee, I wonder why socialism is unpopular in those countries.
Problem is the Law & Justice party - as their name implies - seem really old world conservative.
These, remember, our political, business and intellectual masters down the road.