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facialimpediment posted:Well, at least we'll all go out laughing. 
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Eej posted:Weird how that honesty doesn't extend to include letting people know about the sexual slavery, coerced sex and underaged videos on their site tho Jfc 
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Jan 22, 2020 06:57
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Eej posted:Weird how that honesty doesn't extend to include letting people know about the sexual slavery, coerced sex and underaged videos on their site tho Holy loving poo poo Uh... is there such a thing as ethical fair trade porn yet? Asking for a friend.
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Jan 22, 2020 07:14
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Kesper North posted:Holy loving poo poo Ethical porn is a thing
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Jan 22, 2020 07:15
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I think it just doesnt come from any of the major companies based in florida or cali
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Jan 22, 2020 07:20
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I mean it’s a great era to be an independent porn star if you find your audience. There are several not patreons or other ways to get paid direct.
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Jan 22, 2020 07:33
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Yeah the bad news folks is I'm expecting you'll need to pay for it, or steal it.
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Jan 22, 2020 07:37
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Pornhub's business model is a blasting stolen porn content into the eyes of children. It's extremely modern capitalism that they've somehow successfully branded themselves as the cute quirky friendly internet citizen that just loves data and consent.
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Jan 22, 2020 07:45
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Kesper North posted:Holy loving poo poo No. There is no ethical consumption under capitalism. Almost none of the women working in pornography would do it without the pressures of a capitalist society.
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Jan 22, 2020 07:49
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I mean in fairness, I wouldn't commute 2 hours every day and work in a pointless IT knowledge worker job if it wasn't for the pressures of a capitalist society either.
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Don Dongington posted:I mean in fairness, I wouldn't commute 2 hours every day and work in a pointless IT knowledge worker job if it wasn't for the pressures of a capitalist society either. Fair enough.
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Chichevache posted:No. There is no ethical consumption under capitalism. Almost none of the women working in pornography would do it without the pressures of a capitalist society. F U C C = Fornication Under Consent of Capital I guess that's where the saying comes from, "don't be a fuccboi"
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Jan 22, 2020 07:55
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Kesper North posted:Holy loving poo poo It's called hentai, can't sexually traffic a cartoon yes she's of age, she's just a 120 year old vampire that was bit when she was 14 and anyways ephebophilia is natural and furthermore
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Slim Pickens posted:It's called hentai, can't sexually traffic a cartoon I got “well actually’ed” with that ebolaphilia poo poo by a guy I had known for a long time. That was a tough day putting together the pieces that he was a goddamn pedophile.
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Jan 22, 2020 09:03
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I know a bunch of people that would rather have sex on camera than work an office job but turns out most people have boring sex
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Jan 22, 2020 14:48
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Terry Jones from monty python is dead.
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Jan 22, 2020 15:10
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HE'S NOT DEAD HE'S PINING FOR THE FJORDS HA HA HA IM SO GOD DAMNED FUNNY
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i grew up in Miami, where there's this annual book festival that Douglas Adams made a point of going to a lot (since it's in Miami and he lived in Britain). One year Terry Jones was there on stage with him, talking about the Starship Titanic novelization, I think called Douglas Adams' Starship Titanic: A Novel by Terry Jones. Starship Titanic was a computer game that Adams had written and worked on, and he decided that he was too busy to write the novel too, so, he asked Jones to, and Jones replied (according to the story they both told), that he would only agree if he could do it completely in the nude. that's my terry jones story.
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That sucks about Terry Jones. Everything is online forever and politicians are duplicitous, water wet etc but this still got a small laugh out of me: https://twitter.com/BernieeSanderrs/status/1219747493530832898 E: forgot the kicker... Please go away, Abuela https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton/status/1219773503735508992 egyptian rat race fucked around with this message at 16:33 on Jan 22, 2020 |
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https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton/status/791263939015376902 mic drop end argument stmdftb forever hillary
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More dead people https://twitter.com/SkyNewsBreak/status/1219994970293141504?s=19
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So what I'm hearing is that China killed Terry Jones with a new virus made from Hillary Clinton's old tweets?
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Jan 22, 2020 17:46
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It also killed Mr peanut. Death is truely the nut you cannot bust rip
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:So what I'm hearing is that China killed Terry Jones with a new virus made from Hillary Clinton's old tweets? The Saudis made the virus with Bezos's penile DNA and sold it to the Chinese. Keep up with the loving developments, man!
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https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/oil-gas-fracking-radioactive-investigation-937389/ If this was the plot of a Captain Planet episode, I'd call it too over the top.
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Jan 22, 2020 18:58
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Cool, it's not like we learned anything about radium exposure from all those painters missing jaws.
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Fracking is going to be one where the history books are like "so the dumb motherfuckers..." Even without nonsense like this or the earthquakes, or undocumented methane spewing all over dirt cheap natural gas really makes it harder to justify pushing into green energy or nuke plants.
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Alaan posted:Fracking is going to be one where the history books are like "so the dumb motherfuckers..." My friend, have you heard about Operation Gasbuggy?
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Fracking is not really the problem. Fracking is just a method for encreasing permeability. The problem is the narrow view that seems to prevail in exploration of hydrocarbon reserves, whether that's in consideration of how those sediments lie in relation to radionuclide-bearing crystalline rock or with regards to that source/reservoir rock's hydrogeologic interactions. There are plenty of cases where fracking is the most sensible means of extracting the resource. The induced seismicity is not a direct result of fracking, either. It's probably driven by injections of wastewater (brine) for disposal, which wouldn't be such a problem if we weren't trying to frack every shale everywhere to get as much cheap gas as we can out of any probable reserve Don't look into how much water we're using for all of this lol
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UP THE BUM NO BABY posted:My friend, have you heard about Operation Gasbuggy? Lmao the public line is that they were deeply concerned about the radiation, but the god's honest truth is that the nuclear explosion method of fracturing shocks the quartz in the sediments, reducing both porosity and permeability, rendering that an ineffective method for petroleum extraction
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EBB posted:Cool, it's not like we learned anything about radium exposure from all those painters missing jaws. Or those factory workers in New Jersey.
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Flying_Crab posted:https://twitter.com/bbcbreaking/status/1220060752326905857?s=21 I'm reading the numbers the Chinese government is claiming to have identified and tracked, but I'm also seeing this, and IR temperature scanners at airports and the like. I really, really suspect the number is absurdly higher than just a few hundred, or a few thousand. The first outbreak was at a huge fish/wholesale food market- this is going to be the thing that we thought SARS/MERS was going to be.
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Immanentized posted:I really, really suspect the number is absurdly higher than just a few hundred, or a few thousand. The first outbreak was at a huge fish/wholesale food market- this is going to be the thing that we thought SARS/MERS was going to be. I think it's kind of clear that the true story is buried. The Chinese government is shutting down the ~40th biggest city in the whole world over a new virus that is killing fewer people than the common cold? It's good that we're not in a panic here, but its blatantly obvious that China isn't telling the whole story here.
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facialimpediment posted:I think it's kind of clear that the true story is buried. The Chinese government is shutting down the ~40th biggest city in the whole world over a new virus that is killing fewer people than the common cold? Well yeah, the other thing to keep in mind is that the case-fatality rate is going to be skewed this early in the infection period. IANAD, but I have been developing a statistics background, usually, in modeling the risk of epidemic/contagion, the only reliable data you get this early is transmission rate, vector, and viral load- fatalities usually start slowly and pick up as the infection rate grows, and a wider cross-section gets infected. It's not panic-worthy, but man I hate how the CCP buries stuff until it's egg over their own, and neighbors' faces edit: there's also the insanity about the alleged organized crime efforts to infect farmers' pork holdings with the swine flu to influence pricing, that and the incredible abuse and misuse rates of antibiotics in the region in general, and China in particular.
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Ken Bone Comeback posted:Don't look into how much water we're using for all of this lol My drill and I probably use over a million litres of water a year and that's just for directional boring for utilities. They probably use over that each time they frack
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Also Im pretty sure they use radioactive sources in exploratory drills to see what the ground conditions are like on the way down to the reserve. I don't think it would contaminate as much as that articles says though (I know they say it's cause of elements in the earth)
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Immanentized posted:I really, really suspect the number is absurdly higher than just a few hundred, or a few thousand. When the Chinese government reports numbers for things like casualties, it's good practice to mentally tack two zeroes onto the end.
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Hot Karl Marx posted:Also Im pretty sure they use radioactive sources in exploratory drills to see what the ground conditions are like on the way down to the reserve. I don't think it would contaminate as much as that articles says though (I know they say it's cause of elements in the earth) Yeah, nuc guages of various types are used to find both density and porosity. It's one of the standard measurements on a well log. I agree that (safely used) it's not much of a contamination source -- similar tech is used all the time in construction projects and probably where you work
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Hot Karl Marx posted:My drill and I probably use over a million litres of water a year and that's just for directional boring for utilities. They probably use over that each time they frack Megaliter is a cool word
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