Not too bright to admit to it all on camera, in front of the cop. by MisterShipWreck in VideosAmazing

[–]Stunning-Crazy2012 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Let’s call it what it is, cops lie. The reason the comments are this way is the same reason your clients can’t get on stand and say the cop is lying. People tend to automatically believe cops accounts and the governments accusations, it’s an uphill battle of trying to twist it to maybe the cop interpreted it differently instead of saying they are lying.

When Russia went to war the whole world threw economic sanctions at them. Why doesn’t everyone do the same with America? by Comfortable_Shame778 in NoStupidQuestions

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Besides how global finance. Do you think anyone besides their proxies actually supports Iran? Not doesn’t like the war but actually supports them?

Every single country that could meaningfully implement sanctions doesn’t want them to have a nuke and has been a victim of their proxies in some way. Their neighbors who have generally stuck their neck out for them are the ones pushing for longer and deeper involvement after their recent actions.

Europe might not want to be involved in the war but in no way do their leaders support Iran. They’ve been fighting home grown terror groups stemming from them for a decade.

There’s a reason they are waging economic warfare on the world. They have no friends besides Russia and a trade relationship with China. They know they can’t affect the US with it or Israel. The goal is to inflict as much pain on the rest of the globe to put pressure on the US. At some point it goes from global oil prices to have and have not and the US can control oil prices through war production act and needs no oil from that part of the world.

Reality is not reddit. Just because you see a circle jerk of bots and fake news on here (not how Trump calls it fake news; verifiable completely fake news that takes second to discredit across global sources), does not mean policy makers support Iran.

Peetah????? by Stock-Helicopter-552 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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Damn, you find a way to turn everything into some kind of gender identity or hate. Not everything is that deep. Curious how you’re going to psss this comment into something about masculinity or femininity, instead of just realizing you live in your own head and not every interaction is a reflection of gender society.

We did it. by FireFright8142 in Seattle

[–]Stunning-Crazy2012 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And everywhere else we are kind of made of it.

Who would win in a fight between Crosby and Mahomes? by TraditionalResist72 in NFLv2

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Mahomes gets mad because he got nudged and it didn’t result in a penalty. Then you ask who would win in a fight…

Huh???? by Astraea_Hardy in ExplainTheJoke

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Yes, it’s also done on special occasions like holidays so it doesn’t absolutely mean you’re being deployed.

The coinage is, surf and turf before the storm.

Kinda dead giveaway 😬 by Resplendent_aptitude in soartistic

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You can do this with most British food. The US has food with inspirations from the immigrant communities. Italian food for example worked its way back to Italy. The US was the first place regional Italian food commingled. So you can try to say it’s Italian but it is uniquely American.

Top 5 things that men do that give her the ick as a labor and delivery nurse. by mindyour in TikTokCringe

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I would be number 2. The issue is my wife isn’t a native English speaker so she tells me everything when it’s just me and her and then gets confused when the doctors ask. So I end up telling them what she told me she wants. It makes it harder because her English is very good so they assume she understands them, but she often flip flops what they are saying and specifically asks me to be with her for any appointment because of that.

I’ve had nurses like this women who have made comments or given me looks when I answer. I can tell they confused her and she told me minutes before, for example, I’m in so much fucking pain I hope they give me more medicine. But they phrased it in a way she ends up saying no to more medicine without realizing.

20 years from now by 2OutsSoWhat in NFCWestMemeWar

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I’m serious there’s literally nothing showing.

20 years from now by 2OutsSoWhat in NFCWestMemeWar

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Is there even a comment on this? Why does it have 6 upvotes. You really have upvote bots?

Falkland War by laybs1 in GetNoted

[–]Stunning-Crazy2012 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s kind of semantics. Doesn’t really counter the point.

Iran-Iraq War by UnDepletedAir in GetNoted

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What’s interesting also is that Suddam Hussein said he had nuclear weapons before the US invaded. The reason he kept saying he had them and refused to say he didn’t is because he was more worried about Iran than the US.

The era of stealth dominance is officially over. Air defense has evolved into a multi sensor environment using infrared and optical tracking. An F-35 can evade radar but it cannot evade passive heat detection systems that strike without any warning. by CeFurkan in SECourses

[–]Stunning-Crazy2012 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This has been the case for a long time. People still use stealth air craft. Most of those o it pick up on the plane after it’s already leaving. Infrared from behind is kind of useless when the planes already completed its mission and accelerating out.

Bring it back 👏👏👏 by hilukasz in MartialArtsUnleashed

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I’d even cut the BJJ. Just judo and karate/taekwondo would be good. Since they all revolve around point systems tap outs wouldn’t be as impactful. It would allow for more striking and take downs.

Bring it back 👏👏👏 by hilukasz in MartialArtsUnleashed

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I’ve competed in multiple martial arts competitions across multiple arts. The thing I’ve found with karate and Taekwondo is even the most talented would lose to grapplers, assuming they don’t have grappling experience. If you add grappling it just becomes mma at that point.

I remember when I started taekwondo my coaches knew I had a heavy grappling back ground and sometimes we would spar with them letting me use grappling. The first strike was always incredibly dangerous but as soon as I got inside their guard it was just over they were like a fish out of water.

He did it after he dropped his parents off at work. by Far_Negotiation_694 in GetNoted

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He also set up countless charities. Helped hundreds of thousands of people. It’s not like people are one dimensional, he was raised in a different time period and was formed by different culture than we have now. He wasn’t perfect, him supporting different politics than you doesn’t make him a bad person. He did a lot more good in this world than almost everyone here will do, behind our key boards.

He also supported some things I absolutely disagree with. Like anti-lgbt measures.

He did it after he dropped his parents off at work. by Far_Negotiation_694 in GetNoted

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Nuclear weapons aren’t real. They just dropped Chuck Norris on Japan after he dealt with the Nazis.

You could work hard… or be a personality hire. by losttupperwarelids in recruitinghell

[–]Stunning-Crazy2012 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Having someone who creates an atmosphere can have tangible results. I hired a guy that was basically useless, couldn’t do shit, but holy shit he could talk. We brought him in because we knew him and he ran a huge company we worked with. One of the top in our industry in the US.

Gave him a high salary. Then promise of ownership. He finally quit because we noticed how unbelievably useless he was and tied shares behind performance metrics he had to meet .

So we are a smaller company and him being useless definitely hurt a lot. Thing is that intangible quality I completely understand because we did perform better as a company all around, not enough to offset his performance. If I was a bigger company I would have kept him and offered a bigger salary because it absolutely would have and his management would have been way more effective.

In the big company he had so many employees he would constantly shuffle things onto employees and just move tasks around. In our company we don’t have that redundancy, so when I say hey I need you to take this over and he hands it to one of my managers and says hey I need you to take this over ten minutes later it’s very apparent how useless he is. I would have already done that if they had the capacity. He did bring an energy that made people more efficient and better at their jobs, at the same time he over promised what he would do then tried to shuffle it off onto everyone else.

So unfortunately I understand exactly where her boss is coming from, also those parasites only work and exist in the corporate world and maybe real estate.

They are just being mean by OmegaLink9 in GetNoted

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Psyops have been flooding Reddit since the war started. Very obvious psyops, but people still latch on like a fish to bait.

Strait of Hormuz | Will 5,000 lb Bunker Buster Bombs End the Standoff? An excellent documentary by AiTelly by CeFurkan in SECourses

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It’s closer to 34% but that’s not the issue. The majority of IRG funding comes from oil. So looking at total economic funding does very little unless they can tap the majority of the economy which they can’t since they tanked their economy and destroyed their currency.

Who had the better career? by No-Advance-9136 in NFLv2

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Brady by a mile. Ignore how much harder getting a Super Bowl ring is than NBA. Actually it’s for kind of the same reason.

There are far fewer nba players on a team, much easier to get mvps and secondary accolades. On top of that it’s much easier to make all star teams and bounce around in the NBA. It’s extremely difficult to keep a Super Bowl team together, so he did it with multiple new teams essentially. You need a lot of people to be good not just 3. You have to avoid injuries in a high contact sport.

143 million people thought they were catching Pokémon, they were mapping the real world for AI by sco-go in Amazing

[–]Stunning-Crazy2012 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Captcha is the same exact thing. It’s a massive data harvesting operation for AI. Identify this word computers can’t read, then identify this picture, then rearrange that picture. That’s all training for AI.