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@akafacehots Yeah, because digital databases were actually a thing in the 70s.

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@ShawnNGilly1776 @Bike61 @Logically_JC Dead people can’t regret NOT getting the shot

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@MichaelVancePem @wakeupusa They can’t legally vote now. And why would they want to? If they’re in the country illegally, why would they want to break the law risking deportion? They have more important things to do. It’s virtue signaling. “We’ll pass a law that already exists and our base will believe it!”

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@feetfourever @DaRay38 @SirBylHolte Do you have any scientific proof that the Covid vaccine causes early onset of Alzheimers? It’s a pretty bold statement and if it’s true, you should make documented evidence available.

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@SirBylHolte 1. It’s a lie anyways. You can do a reverse image search and you’ll see it’s a made up scenario. You got duped. Are some people getting some of their student loan forgiven? Yes, but..

2. So what? College education shouldn’t cost 10 times what it cost me.

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@MithaEXP @krassenstein Economics 101: higher interest rates make the stock market less attractive because people can get a good return in safer investments. Raising interest rates are useful to slow the economy, not “prop it up.” The one the stock market doesn’t particularly enjoy is chaos (Trump)

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@ZacharyKropidl1 @MikeyVancouver @GandhiAOC @PicturesFoIder Rates (homicides/100,000 residents) is way more important to understand than real number (overall homicides). The same logic works for the US as well. The states in number 2 worldwide for firearm homicides (under Brazil), but way down on the list as far as rates go (4.3/100,000)

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@ZacharyKropidl1 @MikeyVancouver @GandhiAOC @PicturesFoIder You have to look at rates, not real numbers. When you look at rates, you’ll find the opposite. For example: St Louis: 76/100,000, New Orleans 65/100,000. In comparison, NYC is only 6/100,000 and Chicago is 13/100,000. So you can see the cities with gun restrictions fare better

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@magicaltime123 @MikeyVancouver @GandhiAOC @PicturesFoIder There’s of course different ways to look at statistics but in real numbers, Brazil is number one and the US is number two, Mexico is third on the list. When you look at rates per 100,000 the US fares a little better. Still, it’s an advanced country and should be lower

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@JefferyThomson3 @spencersmith11 @DannyX996 @jimpfaff @EdKrassen Stimulus started with Trump. Also he cut corporate taxes when he became president and the economy was strong which sparked inflation. But the bigger issue is supply chain. You’re forgetting inflation is actually higher in most other countries around the word, not just the US

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@LeLibertyTree @RadioGenoa Express one wrong opinion and end up dead. That’s Russia. I suggest anyone who thinks Russia is great, go live there for a few months