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The game itself is dope though.

@chill02 get it
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I believe (could be wrong!) that the term stems from the bill called the DREAM Act. And DREAM was an acronym in typical congressional fashion
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But god dammit F1 2017 needs a 5 GB update before I can play it.


It came out less than two weeks ago
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The people who lost to a game show host
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Complete_Idi0t posted...

It's only fair. I bet the photographer has shot lots of police before.

lol
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When you're right, you're right
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Tropicalwood posted...

Arpaio was sentenced for contempt of court, Obama pardoned drug dealers and polluters.
So yeah, they aren't the same. Obama pardoned actual criminals instead of someone that went after criminals in a manner the democrat appointees didn't like.

Note: Arpaio's problem was the constitution. He was violating the constitution.
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Four, I think
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voldothegr8 posted...

Laws don't end where your feelings begin.

Tell that to Joe Arpaio.
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joeun_saram posted...

They play football in Asia?

When they say football, what they mean is Soccer
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lol. Not that AFC, silly. The Asian Football Confederation
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Water
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To be clear, Syria would have to win the AFC playoff against either Saudi Arabia or Australia, and the U.S. would have to finish fourth in CONCACAF (currently third with three games left)
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It's a small chance, and the U.S. will hopefully qualify without needing the playoff, but, uh.
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Sephiroth1288 posted...

2. Encourages more people to bring their kids over illegally

You realize DACA only applies to those who entered the country by 2012, right?
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Colorahdo posted...

I don't really know anything about this. DACA lets immigrants who were brought to the US as little kids and lived their whole life in the US not be deported?

Correct; they also have to meet a couple other requirements, like not having committed a crime.
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Also, transgender is not a verb. People are not "transgendered"
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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/05/us/politics/trump-daca-dreamers-immigration.html

As late as one hour before the decision was to be announced, administration officials privately expressed concern that Mr. Trump might not fully grasp the details of the steps he was about to take, and when he discovered their full impact, would change his mind, according to a person familiar with their thinking who spoke on condition of anonymity without authorization to comment on it.

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The_Donald posted...

Anchor babies AND Dreamers.

They are, again, not "anchor babies." That term has a definition, which does not include "people brought to a country after their birth."
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The_Donald posted...

Applies to all anchor babies.

The people protected by DACA are not anchor babies
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Paragon21XX posted...

Who's to say that Hillary wouldn't have extended the deadline to June 2016 or even indefinitely if she had won the election?

Hillary is not president; the choice isn't between "extending the deadline" and "scrapping the program."
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Weird that you guys are still quoting that post after its first paragraph was debunked.
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Where are they going to be banished to, exactly?
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ModernPresident posted...

DACA needs to end. It sends the message parents can continue to bring their children here without any repercussions. I may not necessarily be opposed to ones currently on DACA to be grandfathered in

Note: only those who entered the country before June 2012 are eligible
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GregShmedley posted...

Why are you such a hack?Yes, she did write a book...about the presidential election in which she lost and blames everyone but herself. Bernie, Russia, Comey, the DNC, Pokemon, etc. She is free game for any discussion.

I think you misread my point; I agree with what you just posted. 'Let her live her life" doesn't jive with her writing a book like this.
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OpheliaAdenade posted...

Just let her live her life.

She wrote a book!
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http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/after-the-rain-eviction-notices-for-many/ar-AArjz6X?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartanntp

A week after the rain stopped, the eviction notices started showing up.

By Labor Day, managers of swamped apartment complexes across the Houston area were informing tenants that it's time to pack up their things and find another place to live.

"These first floors units will not be livable and current conditions pose a significant danger to you," warned one sympathetically worded email to residents of a complex in Fort Bend County. "We regret that this damage has occurred, and we are taking steps as rapidly as possible to repair the damage," said another notice, tacked to the inside of a door in Bellaire.

The notices, affecting hundreds of local renters, order the residents out within five days. They also signal a difficult new chapter in the story of Tropical Storm Harvey for people who do not own a home.

For residents like Sheri Ilo, whose family was evacuated by boat from the Marquis at Cinco Ranch in Katy, getting back to her apartment will be as hard as getting out. The complex sits in up to 5 feet of water. To vacate within the five-day deadline she'd need another boat - and a moving van. Then she'd have to find a new apartment in a suddenly tight market.

"Where do you expect us to go?" Ilo said Monday. "This is overwhelming to my neighbors and I. ... We all work here in Houston so we have to go back to work. Do you expect us to commute from San Antonio?"

Many management companies are refunding rent and waiving late fees. But the mass evictions like the one at Ilo's apartment complex are increasing tensions between landlords and tenants as both grapple with flooded property, late rent payments and in some cases uncertainty over when the next paycheck will arrive.

Landlord-tenant disputes are often the first to surface after a hurricane, said Saundra Brown, disaster manager at Lone Star Legal Aid. Brown, who says she managed more than 1,000 cases after the 2016 floods in Harris County alone, is one of many volunteer lawyers manning a legal hotline set up for Harvey victims.

"This disaster is going to daisy chain into a huge number of legal issues that are going to show up over a period of days, weeks and months," Brown said. "Right now there are going to be many landlord-tenant issues: people who don't think they should give back the security deposit for flooded properties. There will be people who will try to kick out their tenants because their brother-in-law needs some place to stay. There's going to be a severe shortage of rental space in the community."

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The day before, residents of the 240 units were told many of their apartments were destroyed and needed to be vacated. In a letter, the property manager told residents that all of their leases were terminated. It also said rent for the last few days of August would be refunded.

The complex had previously asked everyone to sit tight and wait for updates and not worry about September's rent, according to a series of emails Ilo supplied to the Chronicle. A representative for the property manager did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
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Even as some Houstonians begin the desperate search for a new home, others are struggling to pay for the ones they have. A week without paychecks has driven many apartment complexes to waive late fees on rental payments.

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This one is real
https://twitter.com/AmirAminiMD/status/905026294198489088
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If Hillary Clinton had dressed up in a cowboy hat and started talking about varmint on a trip to Oklahoma (for some reason), we wouldn't have had to wait for her book to know this.
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The Admiral posted...

It shouldn't be a real passage. But it is.

It is not.
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Fuck that one part where you have to time the launch off the orb with the rising/lowering bouncy wall and the spikes behind it. Evil.
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Either that time my freshman year roommate tried hooking up with a girl while I was "sleeping" or my mom's screaming when she broke her ankle
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What were your thoughts on it? *spoilers*

I like the way Act 2 messes with the usual structure. It feels like a Zelda dungeon almost in that way.
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fan357 posted...

Broke. Broke people raise broke children. And that brings the economy down.

Is it possible that the economy results in broke people, not the other way around?
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kenio8185 posted...

They refuse to criticize their radical extremes for escalating issues. Whereas conservatives are always criticizing their radical extremes.

This is not reality
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Callixtus posted...

That was not in the Inquirer article.

It was in the other article you linked to
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Statistics might be counted differently, but as best I can tell the homicide rate in London is like a third of the US's
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FLUFFYGERM posted...

nonsense. it's much easier to grow financially if you're married, assuming you're going to be living with room mates otherwise anyway.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/americans-arent-getting-married-anymore/

The recession and slow recovery have led many young people to delay striking out on their own and likely to delay marriage as well. In the Pew survey, young adults disproportionately cited lack of financial security as their main reason for not getting married.

http://splinternews.com/heres-why-fewer-americans-are-getting-married-1793842524

Never-married women overwhelmingly value finding a spouse with a steady job, but there's a serious shortage of employed young men. In 1960, 93 percent of young men aged 25 to 34 were working. In 2012, it was 82 percent, according to the report.

Pew also offers this depressing statistic: In 2012, if every never-married young woman wanted to find a never-married man with a job, nine percent would fail because there are simply not enough men in the target group.

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In an interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian about the op-ed, Wax was quoted as saying that “Everyone wants to go to countries ruled by white Europeans,” because, in the phrasing of the DP article’s author, “Anglo-Protestant cultural norms are superior.”

That's, uh, an interesting bit to have left out of the OP, imo.
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Antifa and Black Bloc folks are not liberals. Socialism and anarchism aren't just subsets of liberalism.
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"Too few Americans are qualified for the jobs available. Male working-age labor-force participation is at Depression-era lows. Opioid abuse is widespread. Homicidal violence plagues inner cities. Almost half of all children are born out of wedlock, and even more are raised by single mothers. Many college students lack basic skills, and high school students rank below those from two dozen other countries."

Ascribing these problems to a supposed shift in cultural values rather than material issues (for example, the fact that union jobs got replaced with Uber gigs, or that education budgets have been gutted basically everywhere) seems misguided. Maybe people aren't getting married anymore because a job no longer provides the long-term financial stability it once did.

Also, violence is down.

http://mattbruenig.com/2017/07/31/the-success-sequence-is-about-cultural-beefs-not-poverty/
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UnholyMudcrab posted...

BlueBoy675 posted...

They're reactionaries.

I don't think that means quite what you think it does.

I mean, he's right, but not for the reasons he thinks.
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Nomadic View posted...

It's the far left extremists that I have issues with. They're broke into fractured interest groups that each have their own problems and issues.

The largest problem that needs to be addressed is the unprovoked violence. I think this complaint is mostly contained within Antifa and BAMN, and not the left in general though.

Again, we are discussing liberals.
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Annihilated posted...

Political morality aside, it seems that the more to the left someone is, the more of a condescending douchebag they are.

We're talking about liberals ITT
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