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He has a goof check record of promises that make him pay less taxes. It's the promises to benefit others he doesn't care about.

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Is that the santa cruz lighthouse/surfing museum?

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So lets say I get cut off in traffic and yell out my window "You'll get whats coming to you", Should this be an arrestable offense? If that is, what should I have said instead to not be arrested?

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If you need a left wing source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwgOACKfSAI

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Also here's a good example of how our 1st amendment rights are being stripped from us more and more. https://nypost.com/2024/12/12/us-news/florida-mom-arrested-for-saying-delay-deny-depose-on-call-with-bluecross-blueshield/

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Anyone involved in a leftist movement or went to a "lefty" protest already knows feds are always there starting shit. Welcome to the party right wingers.

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Lol if you believe they would actually intervene.

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just to make sure we're clear, fuck mcKinsey, I hope they are broken up for being parasitic leeches on the already parasitic managarial class and their executives and partners all get thrown in jail... That said, according to the article, they were paid $93 Million for their work with the opioid crisis, so the 650 Million, plus the previous $765 Million they paid out. They definitely got hurt more than they benefitted with this crisis.

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So I dunno if I agree that it's necessarily worse for the poor in Cuba and their policies hurt them when the poor in Cuba live better lives than the poor I. The US do.

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Like I said, there's gonna be winners and losers with policies. In Cuba, the wealthy and Middle class don't benefit well, and the country might not have more money than the US, but it's not bad for the poor. They enjoy education better than the United States, their Healthcare is better and income inequality is significantly lower than the unites states. If the measure of a countries success is the amount of money in their economy, then Cuba def loses. But their quality of life for the poor is significantly better than it is in the US.

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Mad jealous. Sometime soon I hope the west coast gets it as well.

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But it kind of is when you say, you can't be trusted to make a decision after doing many rounds of doctor and psychologists visits, being officially diagnosed as having the disorder and having well informed consultations of various forms of treatment. Rather than that they should instead be at a higher risk of suicide because other people feel they need to say what someone else should do with their body.

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When I last rode the coast starlight from ca to Seattle they didn't have it available. :(

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Do you really think people who go into serious debt for medical school are just gonna play loose and give kids hormone blockers on a large and risk their medical license to be politically correct?

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Okay. But the problem is kids who report to have gender dysphoria end up having shitty lives and end up killing themselves at higher rates than normal kids. So letting them be kids is basically condemning them. So it's not just a problem of playing into kids imaginations l, but one of life and death with kids and teenagers.

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If temporary puberty blockers isn't the proper way to treat gender dysphoria, what would be the better treatment for gender dysphoria?

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Could you elaborate on the Cuba example? I'm curious to hear more, but will also say that its near impossible to implement anything that doesn't cause people who benefit and people who will be negatively impacted, and shouldn't really dismiss attempts because not every single person is benefitted by a policy.

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False flag Canadian terrorist attack. Easy.

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Since 2001 the US has worked to expand domestic "law enforcement" agencies and militarized them so much that it's now a difference without a distinction at this point.

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