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Americans Are Finally Realizing Everything Is JUNK Now

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  Everything is more expensive, but somehow the products we buy keep getting worse. From washers that fail after 18 months and brand-new cars that repeatedly break down to smaller packages, cheaper materials, and appliances technicians don’t even want to repair, consumers are beginning to question what happened to product quality. JJ examines clips from frustrated consumers and discusses planned obsolescence, shrinkflation, private equity, social-media consumerism, and why products from decades ago often appear to outlast their modern replacements. When companies charge more while delivering less, the best response may be to stop chasing every trend, keep reliable products longer, and become much more selective about what we buy.

Are Cops the Enemy?

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You may have seen one of the many propaganda posts, by various police departments, where the cops zealously insist that they aren't your enemy.  So ... is that true? 

The Tech Review Nobody Wants to Make

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Another year, another phone, another 3% improvement, and $1200 please. Let’s talk about why tech reviews keep making pointless yearly releases feel normal.

Should We Teach Children to Hit Back?

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The Richest Country Is Pretty Mid Now

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Long but he knows what he talking about.  Leveragism" is a term I made up, and it describes what the American economy is increasingly heading towards. As you will see, this is really bad news.

They are so proud of what they do that they have to hide their faces and their identities.

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A federal judge has ruled that New York can’t ban federal agents from wearing face coverings, or require that they wear visible identification! New York can’t ban federal agents from wearing face coverings or require that they wear visible identification, a federal judge ruled Monday. The ruling comes after a federal judge earlier this year blocked a similar law in California that was enacted after the Trump administration aggressively worked to increase immigration arrests. For the Northern District of New York, U.S. District Judge Mae D’Agostino wrote that while New York "appears to be well-intentioned in its pursuit of transparent policing," that's not what the court is deciding. “The issue now before the Court is about constitutionality—not transparency or preferable policy decisions,” she wrote. The federal government has shown a likelihood that the measures go against the supremacy clause of the U.S. Constitution, which bars state governments from regulating federal...

A $30,000 a month high-altitude installation job

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