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Kimjongtooill

@ Kimjongtooill @sh.itjust.works

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  • Admiration

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  • Wtf, when did this happen?

  • Flock Exposed Its AI-Powered Cameras to the Internet. We Tracked Ourselves

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  • I heard that they have a built-in catalytic converter with more platinum than cars

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  • My point was ghost guns shouldn't directly be associated with criminal activity. Normal everyday people use them for lawful purposes too. I have a few since they are cheap and fun to make.

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  • Speak for yourself. Ghost guns are just guns without the paperwork, I own and shoot both regularly in a lawful manner.

    $6 in plastic and $150 for a used part kit is dope.

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  • Oh Eve Fartlow

  • Here we go again

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  • Getting rid of Citizens United and implementing ranked choice voting will get rid of this. We have to continue voting for the most progressive candidates running in the primaries and still eating the shit sandwich when it's an establishment dem if we ever want to fix it.

  • Kristi Noem-Linked Firm Secretly Got Money From $220 Million DHS Ad Contracts

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  • Omg, color me shocked!

  • "I used to be with it"

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  • "We used to mark them 'summer mix' and put them in a soft case full of them in the car, which was the style at the time"

  • Social Security, Medicare are "going to be gone," Donald Trump warns

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  • They cap it at 160k a year. So if you make 3m a year, you'll only pay on what is due on the 160k.

    Getting rid of that, along with taxing the rich, would fix that problem. If 8 people have more wealth than like 4 billion people, it's really not a "we need more people to keep this ponzi scheme" problem, it's more of a France in the 1790s problem.

  • Treasury weighs minting $1 coin with Trump's face for U.S. 250th anniversary

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  • I mean, I can tolerate a $1 Trump coin if the stipulations are met....very very soon.

  • Ford’s $30,000 EV isn’t the pickup you think it is

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  • I own a lightning, and the size of the thing is my only complaint.

  • Greta Thunberg says she is being held hostage by Israel in cell infested with bedbugs

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  • If they illegally arrested you in international waters, then yeah

  • "I back the blue!"

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  • 2x scope on a pistol?

  • Related: https://lemmy.wtf/comment/16937362

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  • If that isn't an endorsement of etsy witches idk what is

  • Freedom of Speech

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  • Wait what? I'm ootl

  • I pay $15k a year health insurance for my family, it only kicks in after I spend $5k, and a doctor can say I require one thing and the insurance can reject it

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  • There is also no time limit on bills that are eligible to be paid from HSA. So if you are able to, you can pay out of pocket now, keep a copy of the bill, and cash it in 15 years later.

  • I'm not ashamed

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  • I hadn't heard "nes" until very recently. Was always N.E.S. to anyone I talked to. Granted, I'm 39. I thought for sure it was the next gen that started calling it that.

  • I'm not ashamed

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  • When did the pronunciation change from N-E-S to Nes?

  • 24 years of nuclear waste from the Maine Yankee powerplant

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  • Three Mile Island came pretty close to a similar fate. That almost happened and didn't because of a very brave whistle blower. But at its root, companies tried to cut corners because of a profit motive. I.E. a huge capitalist failure. When utilities and things relating to survival needs for people are tied to whether a company can make money off of it or not, they will find opportunities to gouge, cut services, or simply not reinvest into maintenance. The failure of the Texas power grid during the freeze a few years ago is another great example of this.

    Looking at the global warming crises, I don't have faith that humanity as a whole is responsible enough for safely handling nuclear facilities. Chernobyl is now in a warzone. I think Fukushima is still uninhabitable. Our monkey brains and 80 year lifespans blinds us from the consequences 200 years from now.

    I hope I'm wrong.