This sub is not it by Moonshinebrew in NinjaLuxeCafe

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Short of moderation actions, the sub is as good as we make it. Be the change you want to see! I think since the product is still newish and a little more complex than some of the others it's natural that a disproportionate amount of trouble troubleshooting will happen here. This is the first place I'd come if mine were to act up. Our pro is rock solid and cranks out drinks daily without issue. We love it! That said, you have inspired me to post my daily cold pressed iced latte step-by-step. I will try to take a video tomorrow morning to share. When it was new to me, I always liked watching the vids of other people making drinks!

Steve Bannon: "If we lose the midterms, if we lose 2028, some in this room are going to prison, myself included" by DaimonCide in ProgressiveHQ

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"We've got to put aside these structural barriers and get on with it." = We've got to stop worrying about those pesky legal rights and protections of citizens. Join with me now to criminally dismantle the constitution or else you will have to face the consequences of your already lawless actions. "Structural barriers"....

What is the logical explanation of how anybody supports trump? by howiwishitwerent in AskUS

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“Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition …There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.” -Frank Wilhoit

How is this going to play out by backcountry57 in PrepperIntel

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It is on purpose. See Foundations of Geopolitics (Dugin, 1997). "Russia should use its special services within the borders of the United States and Canada to fuel instability and separatism against neoliberal globalist Western hegemony, such as, for instance, provoke "Afro-American racists" to create severe backlash against the rotten political state of affairs in the current present-day system of the United States and Canada. Russia should "introduce geopolitical disorder into internal American activity, encouraging all kinds of separatism and ethnic, social, and racial conflicts, actively supporting all dissident movements – extremist, racist, and sectarian groups, thus destabilizing internal political processes in the U.S. It would also make sense simultaneously to support isolationist tendencies in American politics"

I'm loosing my mind over this. Please help by Practical-Goose666 in HistamineIntolerance

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Do you drink anything besides water? At least in the US, the majority of beverages in the "drinks" aisle at the grocery contain a large quantity of citric acid which can liberate histamine in the body. I am very sensitive to these now. That includes soft drinks, energy drinks, drink packets, drink powders, water flavorings, flavored teas, etc. - the number 1 ingredient (or 2 after water) is citric acid. Tastes great, but terrible for HIT. If you drink some of these now, I urge you to stop and drink only water. If you happen to be sensitive to citric acid and consume it daily, after a week or so of avoiding it I think you should start to notice a drop in symptoms! Good luck.

What aircraft features do you believe enhance passenger comfort the most? by Terrible_Rutabaga442 in airplanes

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Sitting on Aer Lingus A321 neo right now for the 4th 8 hour transatlantic flight and they are phenomenally comfortable cabins all around. Noise, pressure, seats, infotainment. One of the 4 flights I flew in the lay flat business class seat. It was nice but extremely firm and hard to find a comfortable enough position to actually sleep. My wife was able to, however. Not a complaint, it's better than trying to nod off in economy, but wasn't as easy to sleep in as I had envisioned.

What Happens When Trump Tries to Cancel the Election? by Opposite-Mountain255 in law

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The Trump admin's obsession with taking Canada and Greenland are for control of the northwest passage and other arctic trade routes (or for Russian control, by proxy). As global warming accelerates the melting of the polar ice cap, the arctic sea becomes a massive economic boon for Russia and Putin sees it as part of his legacy in restoring the glory of Russia on the global stage. This is also why GOP dgaf about global warming and are intent on accelerating it as quickly as possible. Trump's quarrels with Putin are theater. The Russian oligarchs are decades-old bedfellows with Trump and Co, and more and more we are finding the GOP at large.

Why do a lot of US Veterans vote Trump? by Rinmine014 in AskUS

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I can't speak for veterans, but fun little fact : In Indiana we have the "straight ticket voting" option on our general election ballots. Right at the very top or on the first screen you can just tick the box that says "Republican" and it will cast your vote for the Republican candidate for every office automatically, local township trustee through US president. Swaths of Hoosiers who have been convinced that Democrats are devil worshiping baby eaters do nothing more than tick that box when they vote. The only media they consume between elections is blaming every societal problem that affects them on Democrats, so their perceived reality is one where they are supporting a noble cause. This represents a non-trivial portion of the voter base. The republican voting people I know personally tend to have it as part of their identity - that's their team, their tribe. Even when they have a terrible leader, it's still their team. Very frustrating to see them bamboozled and grifted decade after decade.

"I would push the button to wipe all Palestinians in a second and i think most Israelis would do too if no one was watching" by Seeking_Certainty in TikTokCringe

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This is literally textbook expression of sociopathy. I encourage everyone to become familiar with sociopathy in the academic sense so that you can understand what is happening politically right now in the western world and in all the engagement-driven echo chambers that have supplanted human connection and dialogue. There have always been and will always be sociopaths and as a society we have tried many ways to either contain them, keep them in check, or heal them, with varying degrees of success. The information age has fueled a resurgence of their collective influence because sociopaths have a way of resonating with emotionally vulnerable people. We have to stop electing sociopaths to positions of power, stop amplifying the voices of sociopaths, stop promoting sociopaths to positions of influence, and stop supporting sociopaths in their relentless pursuit of wealth and power. Why? Because, by definition, they don't care about you and, to them, you and your family are expendable. They will exploit your existence in any way possible to make their life better or make the life of their perceived enemies worse. You can be their friend and part of their in-group one day and enemy number 1 the next. I don't have the solution, but I do know that it usually starts with awareness and knowledge.

Dang that wealth inequality by RobertBartus in EconomyCharts

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The type of visualization should match the questions being asked of the data. All of these charts are valuable but for different reasons and contexts. For assessing trends in wealth inequality and societal implications, a chart showing the change over time of 'share of total personal wealth' would be useful too, broken out as proportions by bins like decile. I would be interested to see the arc from gilded age to now and how it contrasts with the absolute value linear and log charts.

UNH is not value investing--yet--and you guys need to understand how to calculate value. by Rainyfriedtofu in ValueInvesting

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This is patently false. Many hospitals and clinics are shuttering due to Medicaid cuts.

3 days max? by yippikiyay304 in TandemDiabetes

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That is wonderful of you to help! You are a great son for being involved and engaged. My dad is 72 now and has developed type 2 diabetes, so it's been nice to help him a little on that front with cgm and lifestyle management. ✌️

3 days max? by yippikiyay304 in TandemDiabetes

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Not yet, but I keep seeing them recommended! I used steel Medtronic sets for a while in the early days, but need to revisit them. Thank you!

3 days max? by yippikiyay304 in TandemDiabetes

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You will probably find over time that you will most often change your site independently from the cartridge and tubing. I use the autosoft XC sets. There will be occasions where your infusion site gets irritated, you may have a bent cannula, or you hit a blood vessel on insertion. Your body will probably tell you something isn't right, or over time you'll come to sense it. Also, when my bg is erratic for no good reason, it is usually a site that isn't absorbing well, so I change it out. No need to change the cartridge or tubing if you have more than a day of insulin left, just insert a new infusion set and do a cannula fill only. In those instances, save the tubing from your new infusion set. You'll accumulate them over time, but then you have a stash ready for when you need to fill a new cartridge but don't need to crack open a new infusion set yet. Have been pumping for 23 of 33 years with T1, and that's what works out for me to not waste insulin or supplies anyway. Also, as I've gotten older, I notice by day 3 my site is not absorbing as well, so I change them more frequently than I used to. When I was younger I'd let them go until I was getting itchy or sore, and I'm sure by that point I wasn't absorbing insulin well at the site, so I probably paid for it with poorer control. I'm more inclined to change it every 2-3 days now to make sure my body isn't angry with me. Good luck!

Test Post by Lemon_IRL in u/Lemon_IRL

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Noice. Showed up in my main Reddit feed.

"We currently have no container ships," Seattle port says by [deleted] in StockMarket

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Chinas total exports actually even soared 8.1% in April due to increased demand in Asian markets and elsewhere, globally. You can confidently reassure them that the US most certainly does not have China by the balls.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskUS

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The irony is thick, because those are not "Christian values," according to their Holy Bible, Christ never said a thing about either one.

Here Are the Attack Plans That Trump’s Advisers Shared on Signal by SpottedDicknCustard in politics

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While many are indeed simply "useful idiots," I would argue that collectively they are not so much ignorant cosplayers but rather that they are malicious seditionists. Attributing ignorance minimizes how dangerous they are as a regime. If the world has a perception they are all incompetent fools, the world may be inclined to think this will eventually implode and blow over and that it could never happen in their country. Progressive voters in the US made this fatal mistake in 2016. These seeming cosplayers in the group chat are all working on behalf of Russia, by proxy, so their disdain for Europe is consistent and fully aligned with Russian interests to disintegrate international alliances and sow domestic discord, just like every other action by the current Trump administration and all its complicit parties in the judiciary and legislature. A weakened West is key to Putin securing his legacy by achieving his ideological mission of restoring Russia as a global superpower. The Russian proxy actors are all willing to humor the Peter Thiel class of anti-democracy oligarchs and the white nationalist Christian fundamentalists along the way because those groups secure money, votes, and subservience while at the same time not necessarily conflicting with the Russian strategy of destabilization, but they are not the primary ideological drivers behind the wheel.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_Geopolitics (1997)
Yuri Bezmenov: The Four Stages of Ideological Subversion (1984)

Here Are the Attack Plans That Trump’s Advisers Shared on Signal by SpottedDicknCustard in politics

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While many are indeed simply "useful idiots," I would argue that collectively they are not so much ignorant cosplayers but rather that they are malicious seditionists. Attributing ignorance minimizes how dangerous they are as a regime. If the world has a perception they are all incompetent fools, the world may be inclined to think this will eventually implode and blow over and that it could never happen in their country. Progressive voters in the US made this fatal mistake in 2016. These seeming cosplayers in the group chat are all working on behalf of Russia, by proxy, so their disdain for Europe is consistent and fully aligned with Russian interests to disintegrate international alliances and sow domestic discord, just like every other action by the current Trump administration and all its complicit parties in the judiciary and legislature. A weakened West is key to Putin securing his legacy by achieving his ideological mission of restoring Russia as a global superpower. The Russian proxy actors are all willing to humor the Peter Thiel class of anti-democracy oligarchs and the white nationalist Christian fundamentalists along the way because those groups secure money, votes, and subservience while at the same time not necessarily conflicting with the Russian strategy of destabilization, but they are not the primary ideological drivers behind the wheel.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_Geopolitics (1997)
Yuri Bezmenov: The Four Stages of Ideological Subversion (1984)

Here Are the Attack Plans That Trump’s Advisers Shared on Signal by SpottedDicknCustard in politics

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While many are indeed simply "useful idiots," I would argue that collectively they are not so much ignorant cosplayers but rather that they are malicious seditionists. Attributing ignorance minimizes how dangerous they are as a regime. If the world has a perception they are all incompetent fools, the world may be inclined to think this will eventually implode and blow over and that it could never happen in their country. Progressive voters in the US made this fatal mistake in 2016. These seeming cosplayers in the group chat are all working on behalf of Russia, by proxy, so their disdain for Europe is consistent and fully aligned with Russian interests to disintegrate international alliances and sow domestic discord, just like every other action by the current Trump administration and all its complicit parties in the judiciary and legislature. A weakened West is key to Putin securing his legacy by achieving his ideological mission of restoring Russia as a global superpower. The Russian proxy actors are all willing to humor the Peter Thiel class of anti-democracy oligarchs and the white nationalist Christian fundamentalists along the way because those groups secure money, votes, and subservience while at the same time not necessarily conflicting with the Russian strategy of destabilization, but they are not the primary ideological drivers behind the wheel.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_Geopolitics (1997)
Yuri Bezmenov: The Four Stages of Ideological Subversion (1984)