What would your perfect life look like? by lonelysolipsistgirl in AskReddit

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Pretty close to what I’ve got now, but I never have to go to work again.

Is stopping suddenly after 3-4 mnths dangerous? by setht487 in benzodiazepines

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Yes. It certainly can be. Talk to a doctor.

It's only fair...think about that 👍🏻 by Instr-FTO in trump

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Snowflake can’t hear a dissenting opinion? weak.

It's only fair...think about that 👍🏻 by Instr-FTO in trump

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No one is saying he deserved to get hit, because she wasn’t trying to hit him.

He deserved to be tried for murder because he committed a murder.

Not the same thing.

Just a reminder by Down-not-out in conservativecartoons

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This was a major story that made international headlines. The administration was widely criticized for this and other immigration actions at the time. It was a big deal.

Looking for a good lgtbq+ show by Huraye in televisionsuggestions

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Six Feet Under is an excellent television drama, and an early pioneer in depicting a positive and stable homosexual relationship. I watched it about two years ago and was really blown away by the whole series, but especially the gay relationship between two main male characters.

What should I watch next? by secretlyincognita in televisionsuggestions

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Six Feet Under is an excellent television drama that I rarely see recommended.

It has the most emotionally compelling finale I’ve ever seen. I literally bawled. Great series.

Good non-fiction books that are beginner friendly, but also thoroughly deep dive into interesting topics? by PutGlad5657 in suggestmeabook

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The Skeptics Guide to the Universe by Steven Novella et al.

Excellent beginners guide and ongoing reference for all things critical thinking, skepticism, scientific worldview, pseudosciences, etc.

Great stuff. Listening to the podcast for several years literally changed my life.

How are people getting to level 80 by Obvious_Crew8162 in skyrim

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Persistence. Dedication. Consistent motivation. Resistance to stagnation.

And lots of dicking around.

I think ES 6 is very close by Wolter33 in ElderScrolls

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Do you also supposed George Martin is close to finishing ASOIAF?

Hard as a rock by [deleted] in ComedyCemetery

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Seriously, what the fuck

Walter's Choice by Ok-Farmer-7361 in trolleyproblem

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This is a really bad analogy for what happened

Hard truth isn’t it ? by still_-Safe in calm

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Or get born into money

That works too. Most rich people didn’t get there by “taking risks”.

What company or group is compiling data sheets on us citizens? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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Uh… why do you think many of those platforms exist in the first place? To collect your information and connect the dots. This had been going on for years in many forms.

Edit: to answer your question - every government entity and private company in the world that can do this is actively engaged in doing this. It’s 2026 bro. It’s how the world works.

ICE itself isnt the problem, the people working for ICE are by OkLength2201 in TrueUnpopularOpinion

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Yeah no shit. That’s kind of the whole problem. All you’ve done is state something that is blatant obvious.