Odnovo
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My point was that you write like a twelve year old, not who or what you support.
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I think by twelve years old, students would generally understand that the sentence "Just look at @Hollywood Hulk Hogan ; he writes like a twelve year old." is necessarily including him as a member of "[...] the people doing it are merely the lowest common denominator
So if he's a twelve year old that can follow what "they" is referring to in an earlier clause, what comprehension level would struggle to recognize their own connection?
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In the 1st video we have ballots being sorted and thrown into the bins before heading out for a desk. Most likely innocuous and perhaps overblown. In the second video however if you look in the lower right, you can find a poll worker apparently marking on the ballots themselves to be passed over to be looked at which is more suspicious.
Those SSNs being tied into the election don't necessarily preclude fraud just by being tallied. Remember we had thousands of centenarians and even people born in the 19th century being recorded as having voted in this election. An SSN by itself isn't perfect and even with the few people we found who were that old we still have to account for apparently thousands of voters who voted in an oddly inflated manner in MI.
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You mean in the data sets where they explicitly stated in their descriptions that they obscured certain DoBs for witness protection purposes? Or do you mean someone found a case of an SSN voting which had a clear and obvious death certificate connected to it, which is incredibly easy to screen for and indeed has found folks like that Trump guy who did it? Turns out it's pretty easy to find this stuff.
If(SSN.date-deceased != null), then(go bananas).
You were earlier suggesting that someone could use their maiden name to register to vote twice.
Taco
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You still haven't figured out that most of the people here shitting on Trump and maga heads don't like Biden.
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Care to link to a source for this claim?
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Since it's inevitable now that Joe Biden and the dems will get the senate, I'd like to announce that all of you MAGAt chuds are going to be put into reeducation work camps as to allow you to get a truly proletarian experience.
I understand the days in Alaska's north might be hard and cold, but so was Trump's heart as he killed hundreds of thousands of Americans through coronavirus. Your time is up and your side won't even give you a small bit to survive, yet you bootlick them to "own the libs", yet those same libs you want to own are the only ones fighting for America? You in rebeling against the libs have betrayed your nation in an unpatriotic display of shame.
I understand the days in Alaska's north might be hard and cold, but so was Trump's heart as he killed hundreds of thousands of Americans through coronavirus. Your time is up and your side won't even give you a small bit to survive, yet you bootlick them to "own the libs", yet those same libs you want to own are the only ones fighting for America? You in rebeling against the libs have betrayed your nation in an unpatriotic display of shame.
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Sorry, I misinterpreted it as people need to care because politics is everything due to how influential it is overall. "The vote" encompasses more than just presidential elections but keeping up with politics at all levels is a lot of work which is one reason people tend to just vote party line in every election or only participate in major elections.
I don't know what you want or expect people to do, though.
Humble Shitpost Merchant
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Oh man, Joe's gonna give us all M4A and cancel student debt any second now!
lol
(They'll tie in the Senate but Conservadems like Manchin will still flip to a sufficient degree that no meaningful change is ever going to happen)
Hippopatumus
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Okay I'll bite.
I believe the election is rigged. I'm absolutely certain of it. I believe this, not because of the mountains of circumstantial evidence that occurred during the election and were roundly deboonked within minutes of being posted online (sure guys), but because of everything that happened leading up to it.
So Trump was filling stadiums and Biden couldn't pull 12 people. So what, Coronavirus, whatever. Sure. Yeah. Ignore that.
I can just look at the facts easily available to me online. There was no wellspring of support for Biden. Were his voters afraid of catching a computer virus too? No? Then why was r/joebiden a fucking wasteland? Where did his grassroots supporters gather? How come when Joe Biden's handlers post a youtube video it gets thousands of views and Trump gets millions? Where were his supporters hiding out? Trump supporters were such a huge base that when they were politically censored by Reddit they went and made an offshoot website that is currently ranked 442 in the United States after just a few months.
Where is the Biden equivalent? r/politics? Yeah fucking right!
And don't tell me oh reddit this oh reddit that. Reddit is THE mass media tool for dissemination of political propaganda in the world today. It fucking sucks but it's true.
So when CCP Reddit couldn't even fake a grassroots support a fraction of what Trump's supporters were doing organically it became incredibly obvious what the outcome of election day would be.
All political common sense dictates that an energized and enthusiastic base is more valuable and effective than anger and hatred from the opposition. Joe Biden had NO SUPPORT. He had NO ENERGY. He had NO SUPPORTERS. And yet he received more votes than any candidate in US Elections History. Yeah okay sure. This doesn't pass the smell test and if you try to argue otherwise you're a fucking idiot.
Further compounding the madness was the COVID-19 frog-march, which was clearly scripted to effect maximum damage to Trump in the election. A cynical person would argue that was the entire point. So when state governments started changing their election rules; switching to unauthenticated balloting systems with no physical chain of custody, using voting machines that are well-known to be insecure (hint: how to tell if an election is rigged: does it use voting machines?), and altering procedures in the middle of counting, it became OBVIOUS. It became 110,000% clear that the fix was in. If you watched the events of the last six month unfold and think the 2020 election was not rigged, YOU ARE A F U C K I N G I D I O T.
We now return to our normal programming of Hollywood Hulk Hogan breathlessly repeating the same things over and over again.
WhimsicalTrolli
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No Xi Jingping is our lemon ruler. Get it right.
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- Every year, billions of animals are raised and slaughtered for food.
- This uses huge amounts of water and energy.
- Some experts believe alternatives could be better for people and the environment.
Number of animals slaughtered for meat in the world.
Image: Our World in Data
Whether you’re a keen meat eater or not, there’s no ignoring that its production consumes a huge amount of natural resources: 15,000 litres of water to produce a single kilogram of beef.
Have you read?
- The western diet is unhealthy - here's what it's doing to your body
- Our taste for meat is endangering the planet
- Good grub: why we might be eating insects soon
Growing alternatives
It’s no surprise, then, that there’s a growing amount of interest in meat alternatives.
A start-up firm in Israel, Redefine Meat, is using industrial-scale 3D-printing to produce a plant-based 'alt-steak' that it says has a structure and texture similar to that of the real thing.
Eshchar Ben-Shitrit, the company’s chief executive and co-founder, told Reuters: “We can do the entire cow, not only one part of the cow.”
In 2019, his firm raised $6 million in funding – an indication of how seriously the non-meat meat market is being taken. According to a report in Vox, demand for meat alternatives in the US leapt by 264% while the coronavirus pandemic was raging. Redefine Meat says it expects the category to be worth $140 billion annually by 2030.
Here’s to your health
Eating too much meat – red meat in particular – has been associated with a range of health problems for decades including heart disease and some forms of cancer. It has been linked with obesity too. In the US, over 70% of people are overweight or obese.
In China, meat consumption has grown as economic development has ushered in a series of societal changes. Rapid urbanization and the adoption of so-called Western lifestyle habits, like eating more fast food and meat in general, are two of the more visible examples. Under the surface, there are signs people’s health is starting to suffer.
A McKinsey report from 2019 sums it up by saying: “Alas, as incomes have grown, so too have waistlines. Diets high in protein and fat have taken hold in China, leading to a 10% urban-area obesity rate projected to increase to 25% by 2030 if left unchecked. Obesity is already costing the country more than $93 billion annually, or 1.1% of GDP.”
What is meat anyway?
Meatless meatballs, burgers, sausages and more have been available in supermarkets around the world for decades. They tend to contain things like soy, rice, peas and other vegetables.
The challenge for such products has tended to be that no matter how they taste, their texture doesn’t resemble meat. That’s something the use of 3D-printing technology could overcome, as it creates layers of interwoven fibres that more closely mimic the real thing.
In 2013, meanwhile, a food scientist in the Netherlands hit upon a different approach. Mark Post of the University of Maastricht unveiled a burger grown in a laboratory from cattle stem cells and muscle tissue. At a biochemical level, his burger is made from the same stuff as a regular burger – meat tissues.
But it didn’t come from an animal. Technically it isn’t the flesh and muscle fibre of any cow. Whether or not that means it is meat may be a question for philosophers to ponder.
A route forward
As well as consuming resources, the meat industry generated considerable amounts of greenhouse gas emissions. Compared with the production of a regular meat burger, plant-based alternatives use up to 99% less water, 95% less land, and 90% less emissions, according to the United Nations.
None of which gets us away from the rising global demand for meat. But there are short- and long-term changes that will help address some of these concerns. The UN cites a study undertaken by the University of Michigan, on behalf of the meat-substitute producer Beyond Meat. It suggests that Americans eat, on average, three burgers per week but could “save the amount of greenhouse gas emissions produced by 12 million cars, simply by swapping one of those weekly meals with a plant-based alternative.”
The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) suggests a series of changes in consumers’ attitude and behaviour will be required to secure a more sustainable global food supply. These include raising awareness among the general public of the importance of tackling food waste: around the world one-third of all food produced ends up in the garbage.
The FAO also calls for a rebalancing of food prices to reflect the total cost of food production and supply. That includes the loss of biodiversity from land-clearance, emissions and pollution, and the consumption of water. And it suggests a reduction in per-capita meat consumption in affluent countries.
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This might blow your mind, but there are voters who do not use internet forums.
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You have autism spectrum disorder and I unironically believe you should get help for your special superpower.
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Are you talking about the dude with the orange sleeves? I don't see him doing anything out of the ordinary. Poll workers do gotta write stuff, too.
Since there was election observers from Trump's campaign at these supposedly fraudulent events, why didn't they say anything?
Hippopatumus
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They're called Trump voters.
FugginBawls
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Politics is how many chronically online speds talk about you on the internet.
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I wasn't quite certain before, but I am certain now. You're completely off your meds.
Random Internet Person
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And the question now becomes how long does the CCP wait to take a more direct approach to achieving their American interests. Trillion dollars, man.
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yeah, energy among the base is what really matters most, in fact the only thing that matters
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You're running the old argument that 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012, and 2016 were all fraudulent because muh machines and chain of custody;
that no-one raised any stink about the voting procedures despite ample time to do so for years (hint: don't allege future-fraud, pass laws or argue constitutionality) until doing so would essentially guarantee them a win;
you're mad that the US VEP being its highest ever with the highest turnout
you're literally arguing that REDDIT, R E D D I T, is the "mass media tool for dissemination of political propaganda" lmao
I'll pass along some home depot rope sales after the 20th if I see any.
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