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We welcome @merrittk.com to the show to discuss Treasure’s 1997 gem MISCHIEF MAKERS! 💎
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Could you imagine it people acted like Biden, the President of the United States, failed you, a regular guy with no power to change global policy, instead of the other way around?
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That surely did not lead to any disastrous mistakes. Now to take a big sip of my water as I look up which other Democrat won the election immediately after LBJ's term ended.
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Why link an ad-riddled, copy-pasted, piece of likely computer-generated plagiarism that needs to go out of its way to not mention it's source?
The real article is here newrepublic.com/article/1829....
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Don't want to be the reply guy pessimist so I'll delete if you want, but not wanting to get over 50 employees is common for businesses because doing so requires a business to provide health insurance and comply with federal anti-discrimination requirements.
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I'm reading this now. Very mysterious, I'm excited to see where it goes
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I had one that became an absolute monster and spawned dozens of babies despite my cat eating it for lunch every day. I'd say it probably needs more sun and less water. Let the top inch of soil dry out. But yeah mine got a ton of sunlight and seemed to thrive with that.
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Vacuum hoses pose a unique and pervasive risk to genitals for whatever reason.
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Jesus 10/10
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Elon dunks aside, that entire last paragraph is enough grounds to fire your OBGYN. Birth control is an amazing, liberating tool for some women and absolutely not right for others. A doc that doesn't understand that absolutely has stock on Tesla. That venn diagram is a circle.
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That said we can't treat inpatient hospitals as some kind of infinite bag of holding. The same problems we have with lack of staff, funding, resources for all forms of voluntary mental health treatment are there in the hospitals as well.
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Yes this is all true and would make a far better article than the one that sparked this discussion. We do have to square progressive values with the fact of treatment resistant/severely dangerous people. Currently we lock them away indefinitely but even in an ideal world what are the alternatives?
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Very true. I do think articles like this distract from the options that are not as severe and restrictive as inpatient. Investing in free and accessible partial and acute hospitalization programs, substance abuse treatment, etc. pay dividends in preventing relapses, decompensation, and homelessness.
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Yes definitely.
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Yeah that's my point though. If we're not doing that first and then considering how to address the portion of the population that doesn't automatically help, it just seems like people are looking for a way to punish others instead of solving a societal problem.
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It's like if your household had a hard time budgeting food and one guy is like "we should eat the dog!"
Did we not want to try cutting down on going to restaurants first? Cuz if you don't wanna do that I'm gonna have to assume you just really want to eat the dog and you're looking for any excuse.
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I'd take the proposition more seriously if these people wanted to focus first on exponentially increasing public housing, public transit, and extensive free public outpatient resources and then seeing if we still have a problem that could only be solved by involuntary commitment.
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Francis S. Barry's opinion piece in the Washington Post: "What I think really worked out for Lincoln was when he made concessions to the guy who ultimately shot him in the face."
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I'd kill for this video series from you
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"It's like they're pepper spraying us with their arguments."
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Yeah I feel like the real phenomenon we're seeing is the infestation of these social groups by right-wing maniacs. Aren't these groups also in some respect the actual grass roots of regressive belief systems?
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The U.S. military’s budget is roughly twice the GDP of the country of 115 million people this propaganda campaign primarily targeted
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Chris Fleming accurately described them as " the indoor Beach children "
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Up until a week ago neither had I. In the last week my friends and I have been texting all our sightings to each other. It's like they all emerged at once like cicadas. I even heard a woman go "what the fuck is that" when one drove by. Superb
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This seems like people are surprised that these shows involve a lot of paid advertising, whether the money's coming from a State's tourism bureau or elsewhere. That's showbiz baby.
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Your gym sounds awesome
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Yeah I appreciate that you can basically just be tall and loud and weird (from afar) at a black bear like "HI I'M HERE SO CAN YOU NOT BE????" and they're usually just like "WOW ohKAY I will GO, you don't have to be so WEIRD about it I don't need this vibe today." Thanks, bear friend. Respect.
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So well put
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This is such a funny response to someone illustrating how moderates helped perpetuate an institution as evil as slavery.
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Okay but Flower by Liz Phair eats them both for breakfast
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We now have a website. udm14.com
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Fascinating details here about how groups coordinate to gain policy influence during presidential transitions www.nytimes.com/2024/05/28/m...
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There is a bit in the documentary "The Fog of War" where Robert McNamara recalls General LeMay saying "If we'd lost the war, we'd all have been prosecuted as war criminals" for their firebombing of Japanese cities
The lesson: Proportionality should be a guideline in war.
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Judge Carlton Reeves' latest vivisection of "qualified immunity"—which lets violent and corrupt cops escape accountability—is nested in a broader critique of the Supreme Court's cynical and selective reliance on "democracy" to nullify our civil rights. slate.com/news-and-pol...
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“RICO has never been used against a group like this. By claiming that a diffuse but broadly aligned social movement equals organized crime, prosecutors are saying protesters could find themselves subject to a Mafia-style trial because some random guy broke a window.”
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The fight over hybrid work for municipal works in not over. The unions say the issue should be settled through collective bargaining, but the mayor insists she can act unilaterally. There isn't clear PA case law (yet) to back either side www.inquirer.com/politics/phi...
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Maher stands for the complete baby-fication of boomer minds. All their demands must always be met. Their views respected, dominating all else and there naren't be a peep of dissatisfaction at this arrangement. Their every whim is the alpha and omega of everyone else's universe.
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I'm not really trying to convince anyone of anything here. Just fleshing out some thoughts.
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clearly just don't give a shit if they win. Seems to be the behavior of someone confident in a perpetual position of power given how wealth in our society operates. Win or lose, Ds don't change how they use political power. So not voting for Biden is not denying him power or teaching him a lesson
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This is prob unclear bc it's hard to articulate but I guess I could just explain it as, I don't see voting for a guy as handing over power just given how the system is set up, where its guaranteed that one of these two will be the one in power when I wake up on 1/6. Also given the way Ds behave they
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Setting a moral framework where Dems are always responsible and Rs are not? Like we don't want to vote for the genocider Biden (understandable if you see voting as handing over power to someone) but when the next genocider is in office (R or D) our hands are clean bc we didn't vote for them?
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Sorry a lot of this convo got lost down certain threads but like I'd absolutely love to see more talk about that! Genuine question though, if we are always talking about it starting from the framing of like not voting for them when the alt is an R in office, how do we not fall into the trap of
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Exclusive: A group of billionaires and business titans working to shape U.S. public opinion of the war in Gaza privately pressed New York City’s mayor last month to send police to disperse pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University, according to communications obtained by The Washington Post.
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Seems to happen every cycle. I'm sorry you were treated so shitty
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Agree. Absolute crank behavior. Unfortunately, the anti-vote folks don't have the high ground on this sort of behavior.
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Praxis
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I gotta say this is extraordinarily condescending. Consider that I've read a good amount of theory, law, and history and I simply came to a different conclusion about how I should engage in civic practice than you have. We may have even read and admired the same works.
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Yeah. What else should I be doing when the world is on fire?
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but I also think there is room for radical leftist eco-terrorists in such a movement as well. So if anti-voters such as yourself also want to advocate drastic action I'm all ears. I just don't see this conversation ever going beyond vote/don't vote.
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