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Crackhappy , in Alaska Airlines says it's buying Hawaiian Airlines in $1.9 billion deal
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And so it begins. The inset wars.

MisterSteve , in Firearm suicides reached "unprecedented" high in 2022, CDC data shows

The ultimate “my body, my choice.” Guess Republicans will now favor gun control, after all.

DarkGamer , in On his deathbed, her father told her a secret: He’d spent his life as a fugitive for robbing a bank
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Did they have to return the money?

JimboDHimbo ,

What money? That money was probably gone within the first two decades, if not the first decade.

JoBo ,

Not if he bought a house with it. A $50k house in the '70s could be worth around a million now.

librechad ,

More like half a million now probably

JoBo ,

I don’t know much about the US housing marketbut, here in the UK, I know two couples who bought their houses for £15-25k in the 1970s and they’re worth a million now.

House price inflation is a very scary thing.

Marduk73 , in Israeli forces reported to be pushing into southern Gaza
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this needs to happen in Chicago

FlyingSquid ,
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Chicago is not even one of the 25 most dangerous places in the country. Congratulations on buying into GOP bullshit propaganda.

realestate.usnews.com/…/most-dangerous-places

queermunist ,
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You want thousands and thousands of children to be murdered in Chicago?

FlyingSquid ,
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It’s okay, those kids are the “wrong” skin color.

queermunist ,
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Oh, just like the kids in Palestine! Now I get it.

HeyThisIsntTheYMCA , in US announces rule to slash powerful planet-warming gas by nearly 80% from fossil fuels
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I take it us Statesians have found an artificial source of greenhouse gasses then?

killeronthecorner , in Chinese celebrity chef vows to never cook egg fried rice again after nationalist backlash
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Feel like I’m reading Phillip K Dick

jimmydoreisalefty , in ‘Medical Freedom’ Activists Take Aim at New Target: Childhood Vaccine Mandates
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COVID regulations and handling did not help, at least from what social and regular media made it out to be.

Some things to consider that I hear from people that are vaccinated but have became more criticial after COVID:

  • It made many question the scientists working for these big pharma companies, where profit always comes first.
  • While the people (as in ‘we the people’) pay for the research/loss and the companies take the profits, while having full immunity.
  • Scientists can also be like politicians, saying what they think people want to hear, without addressing the serious concerns people have; lying and moving goalposts does not help.
  • Many on the left used to be more sceptical of what gov’t, 3 letter agancies, and media had to say; now known as classic liberals.
Ooops ,
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It made many question the scientists working for these big pharma companies, where profit always comes first.

A lot of scientist don't work for those companies, or even worse they work for the competition. That's why constant review of scientific facts and finding a consensus is the way it works.

Scientists can also be like politicians, saying what they think people want to hear, without addressing the serious concerns people have; lying and moving goalposts does not help.

That's a media problem, not a scientific one. If there are 10000 scientists agreeing on something and one with the opposite opinion, you will see 2 scientists debating the issue. This pretends there is an actual debate going on and not just one nutjob saying bullshit for what ever reason (might be honest believe, might be money, doesn't matter...).

While the people (as in ‘we the people’) pay for the research/loss and the companies take the profits, while having full immunity.

That is true, even more so in the very commercialized US health idustry. Yet that's far less true for vaccines than for any other medicine. Or how much did you actually pay to get vaccinated? And how much did the government (which spends your tax money) pay for each dose? They surely did a phenomenally better job at negotiating costs there than what your insurance companies or you yourself are able to do...

jimmydoreisalefty ,
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Yes, I shall keep trying to learn while trying to get out of bubbles, which is hard to do.

Thank you for explaining a different point of view while in a manner that is easy to understand!

nicetriangle , in ‘Medical Freedom’ Activists Take Aim at New Target: Childhood Vaccine Mandates

Stupid is as stupid does

AceFuzzLord , in ‘Medical Freedom’ Activists Take Aim at New Target: Childhood Vaccine Mandates

“Medical Freedom” activists won’t look so tough when you cough on their unvaccinated hellspawn and 5 days later they’re grieving their death.

Wiz ,

“All part of God’s plan”

jenny_ball , in ‘To hell with this place!’ George Santos ousted from Congress after fabricating life story
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just think all the people in this world that have scammed their way into positions

s_s , (edited ) in Advertisers Say They Do Not Plan to Return to X After Musk’s Comments

IMO this has less to do with Musk, or any moral consequences and more to do that most of Twitter’s traffic has always been bot activity, and companies are waking up to the fact that they have been paying to serve their ads to bots.

I foresee facebook and reddit falling to the same fortune.

Mouselemming , in Inmate who stabbed Derek Chauvin 22 times is charged with attempted murder, prosecutors say

That must have been some punk-ass “improvised knife” to stab a guy 22 times and he’s not gonna die.

It seems Turscak wants the notoriety, perhaps to make other prisoners think twice about killing him for being an FBI informant?

But you can’t find his picture online, only that poor dead guy whose obituary was on the same page.

What a Fail.

FuglyDuck ,
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That, or Chauvin just got on his nerves- chauvin is an asshole. These incidental stabbing are- unfortunately- inevitable.

Dkarma ,

You think they were trying to kill him? Lol I’m thinking this dude bet a pack of smokes he could get him at least 25 times and missed the spread.

Really_long_toes , in Advertisers Say They Do Not Plan to Return to X After Musk’s Comments

Who cares, less ads in the world, this is good news

Nalivai ,

They will put their ads elsewhere, somewhere where actual people might see them

HeyThisIsntTheYMCA , in Senators Question KPMG Role in Microsoft Profit-Shifting Scheme
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Meanwhile all KPMG’s transfer pricing experts look for jobs at Arthur Anderson

joshuanozzi , in An Invasive Tick That Can Clone Itself Is Spreading Across the U.S., Threatening Livestock
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A Tick of The Clones

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