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@weaver2433 @Vivek4real_ There is an inflection point for deterrence. For example, whether a country has 50,000 nukes or 500 nukes, they both achieve the same purpose in deterring conflict by making it too costly/painful.

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@FlamingoKopf777 @DrewPavlou He's literally the diametrical opposite of a "libtard". His last three books were:

The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity, Islam

The Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race and Identity

The War on the West: How to Prevail in the Age of Unreason

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@cyberpunkdingo @HenMazzig https://t.co/mA07tvuwiZ

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@MaxNordau Meanwhile, Christians eating their communion wafers 👀

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@somedudeokay @adcock_brett Rotating the package label side down, for it to be scanned by a scanner on the conveyor (I assume)

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@Incelrespeckter @Red5djedi It's profiting from inefficiencies in the market. You can look at it as another form of matching buyers to sellers, or market making.

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@TheBabylonBee High level meme

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@DrewPavlou Just because it may be the correct action to take doesn't mean there aren't pros and cons. You can also lament the erosion in acceptable behaviour among nation states. Civility is built upon mutually self imposed restrictions on behaviours and breaking them leads to Barbarism.