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@willbdoubtful
he's just will
Klipp is just willfully obtuse. The reason these are "red flags" (actually just actual bad things for a person to say or do) is because they are indicative of a broader worldview that sees the bodily autonomy and wellbeing of others as secondary to personal gratification
He also treats platner winning the general election as a foregone conclusion while providing evidence against that in the piece
I have lived in the midwest my entire life and i give the coastal elites permission to call Donald trump a nazi and say the weather here is bad
This article is good but this specific argument feels pretty circular to me - for most people, prices are a direct proxy of the economy, so asking them how they feel about prices is basically just asking them how they feel about the economy
I would like to personally ask this woman if she would prefer an autistic child or a dead child
This data is older (2009-2010, after the rotavirus vaccine was introduced) but for Denmark specifically that appears to not be true
Minor point, but how many people actually read this statement before putting it out?
Assumed that this was a freshman writing their first college essay, much funnier upon learning that she's a junior
This is what i was referring to wrt the 20 minutes comment, which, in the context of your other posts that are skeptical of the impact of the protests, reads to me as being very dismissive of no kings for not having an immediate response to a ruling that just came out
Yeah i mean i think a reasonable reads this as "if there is not a sea change in the immediate aftermath it's a failure" in context of the original posts. I agree with you that there needs to be fast and targeted action, which is a lot of what we have seen wrt anti ice protests the last few months
Feels worth noting that the person quoted left Autism Speaks specifically because she disagreed with them pursuing vaccines as the cause of autism!