mastermind
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do you have any evidence to back this up?
But to bring it back, he said net negative. The US militaries contribution to the upcoming climate crisis is a lasting negative that our grand kids will have to live with.
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But to bring it back, he said net negative. The US militaries contribution to the upcoming climate crisis is a lasting negative that our grand kids will have to live with.
I said it's given you many of you the life you enjoy.
Seems you're trying to argue something else. Pretty standard
mastermind
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You said unipolarity. That’s only existed since 1991.
You said the military is giving us a great life when buddy said it’s a net negative.
As usual, it’s you who decides to throw out his toys since you can’t handle someone pushing back against things you learned from a CNN docuseries.
That wasn't in my original statement. But it is an example.
I never said that. You're attempting to twist words. I said:
He then proceeded to use Universal healthcare as a counter when we know for a fact countries like Cuba received Healthcare subsidies from the Soviet Union when they were used as a regional partner during the cold War that gave them UHC.Crazy when you realize the good life a lot of yall champion was made possible by the same US militarism and foreign aid you hate
Or as I laughed about with that list pointing to Israel, which requires little to no explanation.
Germany, 1995.
Still it's a pointless distraction grouping UHC and Free Healthcare together in his list puts the US on that list and undermines how own claim.
I don't watch CNN. But you guys been going hard on the ad hominems.
That's usually a sign you are struggling to support your thesis.
Either way, the children of refugees whose family decided to move to America pretending US foreign policy and aid had no impact on the life you are currently living is comical
mastermind
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Thats not an example. That is called an opinion.
How does US militarianism not mean the US military? C'mon man.
So then that point goes against what you said:
My point is that you aren't a reader. It could have been CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, etc.
My thesis? All I said is @Godless Socialist CEO said "net negative" as a reply to @Spidey Man saying the US military brought us the internet and other tech.
If those children live in the Western Hemisphere, it was down to the US fukking up their country in the 20th century.
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@mastermind I respect the effort, I'm not sure why you continue to interact with him. He does this bullshyt all the time where he just goes into this rabbit hole of bad faith posting, it's always random and very stupid too. He is just not a serious person.
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Glad to see we are at the point where we pretend to not know you live in a red state, work for a corporation, enjoy your life just so it can line up with your coli persona.
It's okay to admit life isn't terrible in a non leftist society.
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i just saw on twitter that biden is currently pumping more oil per day than trump ever was; 13.2 million barrels a day, and yet is still passively just accepting the blame for gas prices
can someone explain to me why he isn't yelling this fact from the rooftops? "i'm pumping more oil than trump ever did"? explain it to me like i'm in The Squad
can someone explain to me why he isn't yelling this fact from the rooftops? "i'm pumping more oil than trump ever did"? explain it to me like i'm in The Squad
just outta curiosity, would you consider constantly whining about how america isn't a scandinavian country an example of "good faith posting"?
why do you expect america is gonna change for you, when you don't even have the heart to move to a blue state?
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Driven by cheaper gas, cars and airfares, US inflation slowed in October
Tuesday’s report showed that prices either fell or rose only slowly across a broad range of goods and services, including gas, new and used cars, hotel rooms and housing.
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Spain's Grenergy to expand in US under $2.8 bln plan
Spain's Grenergy plans to more than double its U.S. solar power generation projects pipeline in the next three years under a 2.6 billion euro ($2.8 billion) investment strategy.
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Biden proposes ban on cable cord-cutting fees
The Federal Communications Commission proposed a rule to eliminate early termination fees and increase competition among cable and satellite providers.
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Biden proposes ban on cable cord-cutting fees
PUBLISHED TUE, NOV 21 20235:30 PM ESTUPDATED WED, NOV 22 202312:04 PM ESTChelsey Cox@THEREALCO
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- The Federal Communications Commission announced a proposed rule to ban early termination fees for cable and satellite services.
- The commission will vote on whether to adopt the proposal and begin formal rulemaking at a Dec. 13 open meeting.
- The proposal is part of the Biden administration’s initiative to eliminate excessive “junk fees.”
US President Joe Biden speaks during a meeting on progress to counter the flow of fentanyl into the US, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, DC, on November 21, 2023.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday announced a rule proposal to ban early termination fees for cable and satellite service contracts.
The proposed rule would require cable operators and direct broadcast satellite, or DBS, providers to eliminate early cancellation fees. It would also require cable and DBS companies to provide customers a prorated credit or rebate for the remaining days within a billing cycle after cancellation, according to an FCC release.
“No one wants to pay junk fees for something they don’t want or can’t use,” FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said in a statement. “When companies charge customers early termination fees, it limits their freedom to choose the service they want.”
The proposed rule is part of the White House’s larger focus on eliminating surplus fees under President Joe Biden’s July 2021 executive order to promote competition in the U.S. economy.
According to that order, cable television is one sector where fees can stifle competition, due to costs associated with canceling services or switching service providers.
“Companies shouldn’t lock you into services you don’t want with large fees,” President Joe Biden said via X on Tuesday. “It’s unfair, raises costs, and stifles competition. We’re doing something about it.”
The FCC had previously announced it would implement Broadband Consumer Labels — easily accessible information for consumers about the functions and costs of a broadband service, similar to a food nutrition label. The agency has also proposed “all-in” pricing for cable and satellite services, so that customers will see the total service costs, fees included, up front.
“In an increasingly competitive media market, we should make it easier for Americans to use their purchasing power to promote innovation and expand competition within the industry,” Rosenworcel said.
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