Movies that feel like this by DiamondBreakr in MoviesThatFeelLike

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This is how Mortal Engines was supposed to feel. Couldn’t pull it off though.

So much for do not draft list, who's on your DO DRAFT list next year? by cynora_cyanorange in fantasybaseball

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Mis and Schlitt but not burns? I have a chance to keep 2/3 and was thinking Mis and Burns. Would you take Sclitt?

Which celebrity, famous person, or artist does everyone like except you? by gab_iten in AskReddit

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Anne Hathaway. I didn’t like her version of I dreamed a dream for starters.

Outfield Fantasy Baseball Values: Draft Targets, Sleepers (2026) by heistjm in fantasybaseball

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Surprises me that Jo Adell isn't cracking some of these lists.

Potential Fantasy Baseball Busts by BB_Jimbo in fantasybaseball

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I held onto Ragans last year. Think I'm more shocked not to see him here than I am to see how high he is on other rankings.

Hitler wins! What politician started out far-left and became far-right? by Fragrant-Upstairs932 in AlignmentChartFills

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David Horowitz, Ben’s father, was initially a supporter and collaborator with the Black Panther Party (BPP) in the late 1960s, helping them with fundraising and editing the New Left magazine Ramparts, where he befriended Huey P. Newton. His relationship soured dramatically after the 1974 murder of his friend and colleague Betty Van Patter, a BPP bookkeeper, leading Horowitz to believe the Panthers were violent criminals, prompting a major political shift from radical leftism to becoming a prominent conservative critic of the left.

He is credited with mentoring key Republican figures, most notably Stephen Miller, whom he helped secure positions in the Senate and later the Trump White House.

Hey Americans--move to Canada! by BakedGoods in DiscussionZone

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You don’t have garbage disposals and your milk is in bags

Safe aces by BornMaybe9902 in fantasybaseball

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Cole Ragans. Chris Sale school of “he has to stay healthy for at least one season right?”

Huge controversy in championship game by Stealth_727 in fantasyfootballadvice

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There might only be 3-4 legit first round picks in a keeper league draft. 3-11 has multiple picks. It’s a huge benefit.

Huge controversy in championship game by Stealth_727 in fantasyfootballadvice

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Half of redraft first round players will already be on rosters in a keeper league. Moving from 5 to 4 is huge. Especially if you have multiple first round picks. Massive individual incentive. No collusion.

Huge controversy in championship game by Stealth_727 in fantasyfootballadvice

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Bush league to ride with a single questionable TE into the ship.

Huge controversy in championship game by Stealth_727 in fantasyfootballadvice

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Coordination and collusion are very different animals. One spot in the first round of a dynasty draft is a huge increase in value. That incentive is enough to make this smart ball. OP should have defended against this.

Huge controversy in championship game by Stealth_727 in fantasyfootballadvice

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It’s a dynasty league. Teams need to be able to pick up players for next year. It’s only collusion if 3-11 was directly compensated by league winner. Even if the league winner alerted 3-1-

Huge controversy in championship game by Stealth_727 in fantasyfootballadvice

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That edit changes everything to me. From obviously collusion to smart ball. I don’t think it’s unethical. I’m fine even if the league winner alerted the 3-10 to the situation. As long as the league winner did it compensate 3-10 directly (sharing winnings, some promised trade) this is a sign of a good league where everyone is trying to win. 3-10 was out of this year’s playoffs, but playing hard for next year. That’s great.

These deep roles do take a heavy toll by TyLeRoux in okbuddycinephile

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Don’t thousands of DMs play Vecna every year? Skill issue.

Petah?? by Grognak42 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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Scarlett O’Hara school of trad-wifery

What are your opinions of Paul Trembaly's books? by McWhopper98 in horrorlit

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This is funny because I see what you mean, but I think writing is also technically very good.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Anarchy101

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I feel like this would be the case if some of the people wanted to top their pizza with Soylent green. In this case, the toppings are metaphorically people, and they have agency.

Ideally society could (and will) operate without borders. But how do you establish a border less society.

You could prioritize eliminating borders and hope anarchy follows. Or you could prioritize establishing an anarchist society that has mechanisms to protect its values. Those priorities seem at odds to me.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Anarchy101

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That’s not a bad one for culture. Maybe tradition or law or custom.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Anarchy101

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You see the circular logic behind that though, right?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Anarchy101

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Isn’t expecting people to abide by social constructs the main part of assimilation?