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that's too bad

if you download Scanner Radio app it appears there are two police radio feeds from Pima County that might be related

Sam Smith

I don’t get these places. What kind of stuff do I not love enough to keep in my house but love so much I’m willing to pay every month to keep it? And at what point is it cheaper to sell the stuff now and buy it again later if you want it?

Honest question: does your wife use your computer?

My algos generally have ads for stain removal products and sunglasses

If these stereotypes were inaccurate, the maps would be rendered pointless. Anyone upset about these maps are acknowledging the truth of the underlying stereotypes.

Global Warming was quietly rebranded to Climate Change in the past 15 years so as to cover changes to weather in either direction. So if its hot in the summer... climate change! If it gets cold in the winter..climate change! You get the idea.

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Intense desire for some weird political outcome for a crime committed against an old lady.

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I was just over on the r/fauxmoi sub board and they pretty much have it solved, or at least down to two contenders: 1) some "MAGA nutjob". or 2)Trump arranged it so that he could make ICE look better by rescuing her.

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I’d rather this type of coverage anytime an American child goes missing.

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not sure if this was intended as a throw away comment, but in reality the overwhelming majority of children missing, are missing because of the actions of their own parents

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The "minority" thing is BS.

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No, you aren't looking at the percentages in context of my question. It doesn't matter that whites are the largest population (for now) compared to any single other race. What I am asking is what happens when there are more people receiving racial entitlements than not? If 51% of the population can claim minority status and receive say, scholarships, grants, loans, legal protections, etc... Then all of the minorities are considered in aggregate.

This isn't a white supremacy question, this is one of giving special treatment to more than half of the population.

Think of it this way, 10 people are in a room, should you give special privileges to 7 of them at the expense of 3?

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Very curious to know if the census were to take place post-ICE raids, if Harris County, TX will still be majority hispanic.

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yeah, 45% of Harris County is Hispanic. Migration Policy Institute puts illegal immigrants at 600,000 in the county. I call BS as I think there are more.

I think raids here have been minimal. a few hundred each month. I had to look that up, there hasn't been anything on the local news that I've seen.

mainstream media will cover it only if they can dig up a picture of him at his Kindergarten graduation.

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How can one simultaneously believe that all borders are fake, and that land can be stolen

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Thats an excellent way of putting it.

"What difference does it make?"

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Governor Fudd is definitely a rouge politician.

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and maybe a little lipstick too.




(OP: its rogue)

If your mom and her neices/nephews (your cousins) both test, you will be able to tell if her siblings were full or half by how many centimorgans of DNA she shares with the other person testing. Services such as Ancestry.com test only 7000 out of millions of DNA segments so the shared results start with this number. A child will share about 3500 with each parent. A grand child about 1700... it halves with each generation) The services will give you an approximate relationship estimate as well.

A first cousin will show up as about an 800CM match. A half first cousin 400'sh. The exact numbers will vary but, again, most services will do the work for you and list the possible relationship between the two samples.

I recommend Ancestry.com. They do the best job linking your DNA into family trees that are already on the website.

footnote: My mom was adopted, and I spent 5 years on all of the sites to find out her biological parents as her adoption records were permanently sealed in the 1940's. This was before Ancestry did the work for you. I probably could have done it in a few days now.

EDIT: additionally, you will be able to see other DNA matches that might have some surprising information in there, so you have to ask yourself if you are prepared to know the truth.