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Patent attorney in Denver (views solely my own). Liberal. Erstwhile Rockies fan. He/him. Uphold Pee Wee Reese Thought: if you can take my job, you're entitled to it.

This season has a bit of a 2005 vibe to it. They stink out loud, but in kind of a fun way, and if you squint you could maybe see something to build from. What I'm saying here is that the Rockies are gonna win the pennant in 2028.

Codify Baseball

The 2025 Colorado Rockies: 43-119 The 2026 Colorado Rockies: 43-67

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"you should be mad at copyright law" is evergreen advice, TBH

🍅🥔🫐🌽 hoopy frood 🌶️ 🥑🍫🌵

i think it’s good to scan books for any reason and if you’re mad that copyright law encourages the book to be destroyed afterwards you should be mad at copyright law

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The promoter took a moment to collect himself. "Well, that was . . . quite something," he said, in a strained, quiet voice. "What do you call your act?" And the man, beaming, replied, "The Colorado Republican Party!"

Kyle Clark

NEW: CO GOP Gov candidate Victor Marx is soliciting unlimited contributions, appearing to openly defy campaign finance law Campaign finance attorneys call Marx's plan unprecedented and "patently illegal" Marx's campaign won't say where the money is going www.9news.com/article/news...

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I think the extent to which "eliminate the preferential tax treatment of capital gains" checks all the boxes here is really underrated.

Zoomer Antimillenarian

You need to align your tit-for-tat as much as humanly possible with actions that are economically beneficial or at least not harmful. Wiping out a lot of corrupt business models is good! Destroying useful sectors of the economy by upending the finances of them overnight is not!

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What this suggests to me is that a top Democratic messaging priority should be to educate the public about the kind of wonk-coded electoral reforms that get geeks like me and Andy, but almost nobody else, excited. How the hell they can actually do that is a tougher problem.

Andy Craig

Of course, most people aren't political scientists. There was little difference between the reforms known to produce a multi-party system (PR, fusion) and the ones which, whatever their other merits, do not (single-winner RCV, top two). People are open to reform but not familiar with the options.

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the Carpetbagger of the Mag Mile (carpetmagger?) going full Protocols was certainly very offensive, but the armies of people on this website who are presumably literate in English pretending that they suddenly don't understand what it means for an election to be "bought" might be even more so

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I have a horrible sinking feeling that somebody in the same Discord as whoever did this is psyching themselves up to go for the brake lines next time.

Will Stancil

Well some nutjob of some description definitely thought they were doing something hardcore here

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We would have to do something worthy of compliment first.

Ian Coldwater 🧊🚫

A thing I learned a while back that blew my mind is that men almost never receive compliments, especially cishet men. Giving a man a compliment will literally make their year

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I feel like this is harder than it first sounds. The 200-year-old is going to outlive everyone they've ever loved by many decades . . . twice. They'll be an object of intense public curiosity for 80-90 years. By the end, pretty privilege and ageism will probably combine to make them deeply lonely.

Deep State Nepo Baby

You live for 200 years and are healthy and mobile but look every minute of your age Or You live 70 years and are preternaturally beautiful and youthful the entire time

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