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Sekhen t1_it4fjlc wrote

Mmmm. I love the smell of Capitalism in the morning.

/s

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Thedrunner2 t1_it4idrk wrote

“Excellent.”

-Montgomery Burns

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Freexscsa t1_it4jxp0 wrote

I thought conservatives were totally against keeping kids home from school for a deadly health risk?

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autoposting_system t1_it4p0y6 wrote

Remember when this kind of shit was, like, the most important news going around and everybody was talking about it?

And now it's a constant cacophony of bullshit

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KataiKi t1_it4tyvg wrote

They're gonna need to open up a classroom at the cancer center.

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sPunDuck t1_it4x7b6 wrote

Imagine a educational internet site in Missouri ! Rows of TRS80s.

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Dultsboi t1_it4y0ok wrote

Are we going to add their names to the Victims of Capitalism book?

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Dultsboi t1_it58l52 wrote

Replying to schu4KSU (#159,952)

I’m making a joke about how the CIA’s “Victim’s of Communism” book is a joke and over counts everything.

Nazis killed by communists? Victim of Communism.

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retiredhobo t1_it58wtc wrote

i heard all the chairs/desks there have five legs

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LBH69 t1_it5jy20 wrote

How about the homes around the school? It’s hard to believe they’d be clean.

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Meikos t1_it6i65v wrote

I know that the source of the waste was from weapons manufacturing and not a plant, but this is one of the reasons why I'm so vehemently against nuclear power. On paper, it's absolutely fantastic, but humans are not infallible and the potential consequences are astronomically higher than solar or wind. Do I want a world with clean, nuclear energy? Absolutely. Would I trust humanity to responsibly use and maintain nuclear energy? Absolutely not. Our track record for responsible use of resources is pretty atrocious.

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TogepiMain t1_it83kux wrote

Replying to Meikos (#162,931)

Eh, I'd rather a few occasional pools of radioactive waste than all the shit we pump into the air and then our lungs, blood, and brain. At least these super rare and generally extremely well contained, and far less frequent in general due to the i:o ratio of material to power generated, occasional pools of toxic radiation aren't blanketing the planet in a green haze the way coal and oil blanket it in a black one.

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maverick118717 t1_it8b60y wrote

This should be a larger headline then some musician having a public mental breakdown

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