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Johnrgalt 4 points ago +4 / -0

That part looks like it is from doctor notes and likely a typo.

https://wonder.cdc.gov/controller/datarequest/D8;jsessionid=F81D6117EA81336BFBC7D3CBF864

It is definitely a real event that occured.

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Johnrgalt 15 points ago +15 / -0

I have an 8 week old son, and this broke my heart. Poor baby.

It boggles my mind how women are injecting themselves with a drug that has no long term studies at all for a virus that has over a 99% survival rate.

My wife and I will not be getting vaccinated under any cirumstance.

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Johnrgalt 1 point ago +1 / -0

That’s not how it works though, sometimes corps get so big that they are able to gobble everything up.

Thomas Jefferson literally wanted to put in our Bill of Rights restrictions on monopolies.

I’m gonna side with my main man TJ on this one, and history.

You have your opinion and that’s fine too though, not gonna force you to believe what I believe.

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Johnrgalt 5 points ago +6 / -1

Yeah.

Thomas Jefferson was so fucking smart he wanted restriction against monopolies in the Bill of Rights.

"I will now add what I do not like. First the omission of a bill of rights providing clearly & without the aid of sophisms for freedom of religion, freedom of the press, protection against standing armies, restriction against monopolies, the eternal & unremitting force of the habeas corpus laws, and trials by jury in all matters of fact triable by the laws of the land & not by the law of Nations."

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Johnrgalt 8 points ago +8 / -0

I don't think you understand where I am coming from. Monopolies are like kryptonite to Capitalism.

They grow inefficient and can only exist with government intervention, e.g. "too big to fail". By government helping them, they then stifle competition. Over time it gets worse and worse.

Anti-trust / Anti-monopoly laws are absolutely necessary for capitalism to function. We already have some on the books, its just that they barely ever get enforced.

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Johnrgalt 1 point ago +2 / -1

That looks like Facebook to me, but I haven't been one either platform in a very long time.

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Johnrgalt 13 points ago +13 / -0

Yup so many legal hoops to starting any business now.

Want to have a food truck in any city? Good effing luck. Heck, even a kids lemonade stands getting shut down.

The corrupt big companies love this because it makes it harder for competition to rise.

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Johnrgalt 97 points ago +98 / -1

Only possible because we have allowed these companies to grow too big.

We need stronger Anti-Trust laws...sounds counter-intuitive to laisse-faire capitalism, but it is a necessary evil for capitalism to stay healthy.

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Johnrgalt 61 points ago +63 / -2

I mean the writing on the wall has been there a while.

Conservative Militias greatest threat to country...investigating garage doors...investigating Jan 6th but none of the equivalent lefty protesters, Seth Rich, Michael Hastings, Killary Klinton...

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Johnrgalt 1 point ago +1 / -0

Just keep trying to red pill them, eventually some may see the light before it’s too late for them and they find themselves on the wrong side of history.

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Johnrgalt 1 point ago +1 / -0

Amazing how a few key powerful people at the right companies can create a massive curtain of lies that millions of Americans can’t see through.

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Johnrgalt 1 point ago +1 / -0

My main point is that even if it was all leftists moving from the blue states to a red state for a better quality of life, even if a very small percentage of them were red pilled and realized leftism is a path to misery, Biden could never put up those numbers. Which means some fuckery was about and maybe AZ is the first domino to fall.

The truth of the matter, is that it is more likely a balanced set of people leaving those states.

I myself am from NY but moved to the south 6 years ago when I finally saved up enough to buy a home and settle.

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Johnrgalt 1 point ago +1 / -0

One of the very few journalists out there. Keep up the good fight, the truth will prevail. It MUST prevail!

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Johnrgalt 8 points ago +9 / -1

I respectfully disagree. This is something us pedes outside of Arizona can help with. Outright dismissal of it would be careless, focusing all our energy on it could be an issue as well.

I was going to do nothing but crack a beer after work today, can’t hurt that now I’ll plan to spend my evening digging through the web.

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Johnrgalt 14 points ago +15 / -1

There are thousands and thousands of law firms.

One law firm that has been at the center of almost everything tied to bringing down DJT.

This judge has relation to that one firm - no matter how small it may be - have to look into it.

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Johnrgalt 12 points ago +14 / -2

The real sauce is if any of his colleagues that worked with him at Brown & Bain are still at Perkins & Coie. Either way, seeing this law firms name in someone's Bio - no matter how old or small it may be - is very concerning.

I used to work in fraud for a major financial company. Sometimes it's little clues like this that can lead to crime.

Not saying this is 100% a fix, but we can use the power of the internet to help where we can.

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Johnrgalt 8 points ago +8 / -0

I agree. We just need to make sure we doing our due diligence and helping out in any way we can. It can't hurt to raise awareness to this - someone might be able to dig something up that can be used to help us, or maybe he turns out to be a great guy.

The way things have been going - we can't afford to leave any stone unturned.

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Johnrgalt 6 points ago +6 / -0

If you look at it ankle deep you are correct.

If you realize you establish friendships that can last lifetimes, and some of those may still be affiliated with such firm - perhaps it is worth looking into.

The fact that his name is even remotely related to that firm should be discomforting to say the least.

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Johnrgalt 35 points ago +35 / -0

Yup.

He could have established relationships with people who have ties to that firm. The fact Perkins and Coie is even remotely related to this guy is extremely concerning.

He could have long time pals that are affiliated with the firm.

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