I didn't know there were anywhere near that many trans men.
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Evidence besides the fact that you proclaim it?
See how that bs response works?
Goes to further the point I've made on here in the past. there is a such thing as being OVEReducated to the point your essentially brainwashed and unable to think logically and cognitively.
I know that rumors been around forever and this isn't the first time I've said she needs to be deported over it and a myriad of other things, such as being a terrorist sympathizer as well.
Was she required to consummate the marriage to her brother? 🤮
Yea, shop at woke Costco with their rampant DEI program instead.That didn't take long. Seems Kroger is yet again having to do a heavy does of CYA.
Kroger denies new facial recognition policy as customers threaten to boycott
KROGER has denied using a new policy that has brought up consumer privacy concerns. The retailer is one of several that has implemented more advanced technology in recent years to enhance its store…www.the-sun.com
I already hate Kroger and hope the government doesn't let them merge with anymore stores. For such a large company they have the worst online system that I have seen. Wish Winn-Dixie was still around.
Don't think this is true, and have to think it would be difficult for them because it would essentially mean they have to remove all price tags from the shelves and you'd literally have to scan whatever item you want to get YOUR price for it. you cant have a bunch of digital tags with the same facial recognition software in all of them cause what if there are three people standing there looking at one item, who's price does it show?
Thanks for the compliment. To each their own.
While not true vaccines, their benefits still outweigh their negatives heavily. I stand with President Trump. How about you?
It wasn't about "hurting Biden" Biden wasn't ever going to get a second term regardless. I don't think Biden had any real say in it. it was his puppeteers being controlled by the Globalists of the WEF/UN who want the food supply controlled so they can have control of all of us.
** Wise Words Department **
"The Bill of Rights is a born rebel. It reeks with sedition. In every clause it shakes its fist in the face of constituted authority. It is the one guaranty of human freedom to the American people."
-Frank I. Cobb
"The Bill of Rights is a born rebel. It reeks with sedition. In every clause it shakes its fist in the face of constituted authority. It is the one guaranty of human freedom to the American people."
-Frank I. Cobb
Of course, the leftists are guessing. It's all the left does.
There are just a few industries where productivity is relatively the same, which is still not as high as it is in other countries. Phone and internet based support services are not seeing as much of a drop in productivity, because they were already working remotely at the office.
The time added to processes that other industries have seen increase dramatically is what tells you productivity has dropped. In fact, I know of management in a few industries where the productivity had dropped so substantially for remote workers that they all were forced back into the office in early 2024, 2023, or earlier.
For those industries where not much was done already, it probably didn't change much, but I know businesses that had been hiring extra teleworkers before they figured out it was better just to get their current fannies back into the office. There are just some industries that operate better that way.
No, I have no jealousy towards govt employees. I do well enough on my own and hear enough complaints and horror stories from the numerous people I know working in govt jobs. I'm just not one who believes in paying three people to do the job of one person.
It has nothing to do with a lack of empathy, but everything to do with an ethical approach to work and employment. Not doing the best work and not working the hours for which I might be paid is stealing from an employer. It's not ethical. In fact, it's criminal.
Having empathy for criminal behavior or excusing it is likewise criminal imo.
There are just a few industries where productivity is relatively the same, which is still not as high as it is in other countries. Phone and internet based support services are not seeing as much of a drop in productivity, because they were already working remotely at the office.
The time added to processes that other industries have seen increase dramatically is what tells you productivity has dropped. In fact, I know of management in a few industries where the productivity had dropped so substantially for remote workers that they all were forced back into the office in early 2024, 2023, or earlier.
For those industries where not much was done already, it probably didn't change much, but I know businesses that had been hiring extra teleworkers before they figured out it was better just to get their current fannies back into the office. There are just some industries that operate better that way.
No, I have no jealousy towards govt employees. I do well enough on my own and hear enough complaints and horror stories from the numerous people I know working in govt jobs. I'm just not one who believes in paying three people to do the job of one person.
It has nothing to do with a lack of empathy, but everything to do with an ethical approach to work and employment. Not doing the best work and not working the hours for which I might be paid is stealing from an employer. It's not ethical. In fact, it's criminal.
Having empathy for criminal behavior or excusing it is likewise criminal imo.
They are in Florida still. Not sure where else.That didn't take long. Seems Kroger is yet again having to do a heavy does of CYA.
Kroger denies new facial recognition policy as customers threaten to boycott
KROGER has denied using a new policy that has brought up consumer privacy concerns. The retailer is one of several that has implemented more advanced technology in recent years to enhance its store…
I already hate Kroger and hope the government doesn't let them merge with anymore stores. For such a large company they have the worst online system that I have seen. Wish Winn-Dixie was still around.
You are not making the point you think you are here, in several ways.
Let's see what has recently been stated about the covic treatments-
-Didnt prevent anyone from contracting it.
Proof- I know of at LEAST 2 people that have gotten sick and tested positive for it more than 3 times after having every shot and booster. One has been sick with it 5 times now since the first one.
Also, the last administration admitted they knew it didn't provide immunity at the time they approved it.
-Didn't prevent anyone from transmitting it.
See above. Administration admitted as much recently.
-They aren't safe.
Look at the side effects list that was finally released by the govt in the last year. (This is similar to the list given to the committee that approved the EUA that included "death" as a possible side effect.) There were 7-9 pages of adverse events and possible side effects given to the committee before it was approved, including anaphylaxis, leukemia, a myriad of heart and circulatory issues including blood clots and myocarditis, severe arthritis, tinnitus, chronic fatigue, death, and stillbirth.
Where in this do the benefits outweigh anything?
While we're on the subject, WHERE and WHAT ARE the BENEFITS? Name one other than belief or placebo effect...
(And, no, I don't stand with anyone on the experimental treatments, as any scientific mind shouldn't. I stand with the truth and the evidence, which hasn't wavered from 2015-today, that these treatments have no benefit except to those who sell them.)
-Didnt prevent anyone from contracting it.
Proof- I know of at LEAST 2 people that have gotten sick and tested positive for it more than 3 times after having every shot and booster. One has been sick with it 5 times now since the first one.
Also, the last administration admitted they knew it didn't provide immunity at the time they approved it.
-Didn't prevent anyone from transmitting it.
See above. Administration admitted as much recently.
-They aren't safe.
Look at the side effects list that was finally released by the govt in the last year. (This is similar to the list given to the committee that approved the EUA that included "death" as a possible side effect.) There were 7-9 pages of adverse events and possible side effects given to the committee before it was approved, including anaphylaxis, leukemia, a myriad of heart and circulatory issues including blood clots and myocarditis, severe arthritis, tinnitus, chronic fatigue, death, and stillbirth.
Where in this do the benefits outweigh anything?
While we're on the subject, WHERE and WHAT ARE the BENEFITS? Name one other than belief or placebo effect...
(And, no, I don't stand with anyone on the experimental treatments, as any scientific mind shouldn't. I stand with the truth and the evidence, which hasn't wavered from 2015-today, that these treatments have no benefit except to those who sell them.)
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Somebody who gets it.
If it were true, the self check out lady wouldn't need to check my ID when I buy some fizzy pop.
I've looked in the mirror and under 21 never occurs to me. 😐
The “Freedom Caucus” is a pretty stupid group for anyone to be a part of if they’re standing in the way of tax cuts.
Nothing screams “freedom” like taxing the population to death.
Nothing screams “freedom” like taxing the population to death.
Not a fan of Terry Meiners anymore, but I used to wake up to that show as a teenager in the 80's. Him and Ron Clay on "The Show with no name" That was back when Meiners had an actual sense of humor. That seemed to elude him once he was on his own.
lol
“Oh this is going to be terrible. They’re going to fire a bunch of dead weight and well no longer have a censored left wing jerk off chamber just like Twitter.”
Meanwhile, the Sam’s don’t realize it’s their weird ****ing search histories dictating what they see.
She has also said that she will never have any form of plastic surgery done either. she believes in aging naturally and if that costs her jobs so be it. She's actually a pretty conservative person, i believe she supported Trump. Her brother on the other hand is quite the opposite.Justine Bateman is 57 years old in this pic and doesn’t appear to be wearing makeup. I think that’s what people look like. No issues.
Because Trump freezing hiring in a matter of days, caused them to not be able to hire they guy who would have prevented this?
It is possible and easier to implement than you might think. I'll give you some examples of current trends that flow this direction-
-Costco requires you scan a membership card to enter.
-Sams Club has an app that let's you scan products as you shop and pay for them without going through the checkout lines.
-Most apps and online shopping have a different price listed on some items than what is on the shelf.
-Walmart already has moved towards not honoring the prices on the shelves, and instead goes only by what the register recognizes as the price.
If all of thess things are put together, you don't need facial recognition to customize prices, however they could target you for adds and price changes once you enter the store. This could cause your pricing to change in the app, and allow them to draw you into the store with prices that have changed once you walked into it. The worst part about it is that it's all part of the "X minute city" and "social scoring" that China already has implemented.
If you wear the wrong clothing into a store, your pricing could increase or they could lock you out of purchasing anything except at the price they choose. If you posted negatively about pFizer on social media, their facial recog can pull that from their data pool in real time looking for keywords, and if pFizer owns large shares of a retailer's stock, you may see that reflected in your pricing and availability in a matter of seconds or minutes.
It's amazing what we learn about people after they stop caring what people think and they have no one to answer to anymore
Having been on planes that have landed on that runway several times, in fact I can't think of a flight I've been on into that airport that didn't use that runway, I know because of airspace restrictions, you have to make a sharp tun and approach the runway at an angle and straighten up to align with it at the last minute. it's a bit unnerving the first couple of times your on a plane that does that and in a window seat watching it all. Scary how close to the water you get right at the end too.
Cool. So the other vast majority of people in favor it and seeing more productivity are all wrong?
There isn't a vast majority, and there isn't more productivity.
So you are not happy with this progress made in one week? Let me guess, you are a lefty. Bingo.
Georgia, I think. Probably a few others across the south. They had the best constant quality of beef that I have seen in a grocer.
Or the government could start to enforce anit-monopoly laws so that smaller companies could survive, but that is probably to free market for you.
Science. Facts. Data. Truth.
"The result was statistically significant which indicates that unvaccinated patients with COVID-19 infection are 2.46 times more likely to die from COVID-19 infection compared to those who are vaccinated with COVID-19 infection (p < 0.0001)."
Unveiling the Impact of COVID-19 Vaccines: A Meta-Analysis of Survival Rates Among Patients in the United States Based on Vaccination Status - PMC
The COVID-19 pandemic caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) has resulted in a significant number of cases and deaths worldwide. Vaccination is the most effective preventive measure against the disease. This study ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
You might not care about stocks or facts....but many of us do.
It's all part of a ground work for a social credit system. Data brokering is probably the most lucrative business in the world right now and this is the reason.
All the people who use the apps at fast food joints to get cheaper food thinks it's innocuous. They have no idea the place is building a database of their dietary choices every time they use their account. They can also sell that data.
Kroger has a huge database of all its customer's purchases. They have used it for years to target specific adds to people via mail out coupons. It would be easy to buy sensitive data from a broker and cross SQL it with their own database to produce a customized shopping prices.
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