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• 傍観だけでは終われなくなった3
• 2021/11/15 (Mon) 10:18
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> The Biden administration was elected by rigged elections
You are still a copy of Trump's tactics to infiltrate by just repeatedly spouting his delusions based on assumptions that have no proof or even basis. You are still the same as ever, and you have no ability to learn.

> You can't guarantee 100% because everyone's immunity is different
You're right. No medical treatment or medicine is 100% safe in the first place.

> All people should be given a choice
If the harm caused to others by an individual's choice is deemed too great, this may not be the case. For example, if it is a highly lethal/unidentified infectious disease, the person will be forcibly quarantined with or without a choice. The person is not given a choice, or even human rights, in a sense. The safety of others becomes the priority.

> Vaccine companies guarantee
That's not going to happen because it's a stopgap measure. If we were to say that, all the drug companies would have been reluctant to provide the vaccine, and the initial tragedy would have continued to this day.

> Everything is your own responsibility
If the government forces you to take a drug and you suffer serious damage from side effects, of course the government should compensate you for it. Even before the government forced the drug, such measures existed. The way you write, you don't seem to know that either. Of course, there is still a lot of work to be done in this area, but at the very least, it is unreasonable to argue that the pharmaceutical companies are not responsible for their actions.

• 証明はできない
• 2021/11/15 (Mon) 11:55
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If anything, they can't prove a causal link to the vaccine

In other words, no matter how much the government says it will compensate, if they can't prove it, they don't have to compensate.

• 証明はできない
• 2021/11/15 (Mon) 12:33
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There is no way that an average person can prove fraud on a national scale, and there is no way that anyone here can prove that there was or was not fraud.

Fraud may exist, but no fraud is committed that can be proven to have existed

Those who assert that there was no fraud and those who assert that there was are equally stupid.

• おいおい。。
• 2021/11/15 (Mon) 12:43
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You're still talking about a year before the election ？

You are indeed a retard.

• 義務化無効
• 2021/11/16 (Tue) 07:16
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The court voted 3:2 against the mandate

Well, this is America, the land of the free

Those in favor of the mandate should go back to China or get naturalized.

• 金持ち
• 2021/11/04 (Thu) 09:06
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In California, new construction of swimming pools is prohibited by law due to the lack of water, so
properties with pools are scarce.

• mega
• 2021/11/04 (Thu) 14:39
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It depends on the type, but someone I know said they went with solar because of the $ 500 electricity bill.

• 名無し
• 2021/11/05 (Fri) 09:02
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If you're looking to buy a house, ask an agent, it's accurate
It varies from city to city, or maybe you're too smart to ask an agent ？.

• 倍金萬
• 2021/11/05 (Fri) 10:50
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＞ Mr. Double Goldman, please tell me

why me ？ have I told you before about the Swimming Pool at my house ？ long story, as usual,

I have lived here since 1971 in this hot shitty Valley (San Fernando Valley) in 1971 and have lived here ever since. Since then - I've moved from apartment to 2BR, to 3BR, to 4BR, to 3BR, and back again in the Valley. And my current house and the house before that had a heated pool that I took care of for a total of over 20 years. However, both houses have gas heaters, so I don't know anything about electricity or anything related to it. In addition, the underground pipe from the gas meter to the heater in the current house is a galvanized iron pipe, and gas leaks from the rusty middle of the pipe, so we don't use the gas heater at all.

As for the gas usage in our previous house, the cost of gas was about $30 a month when we did not use the pool heater, but when we used the heater two or three times a month, the cost went up to about $150 a month. The cost of electricity is not so high as the cost of gas for the same amount of heat, and I think the cost of electricity is not ridiculous.

As for the poolman, we had a poolman for a few years after we moved into our current house, and at that time we were paying about $80 a month. Now it's probably $100 or more. Since I am retired, I have since cut off the poolman and gardener and now do everything myself. It's a great way to exercise my body in my old age.

If you know the specs of the electric pool heater, you can probably calculate the electric bill from the power consumption （ Watt Hour ） figures. Heated Pool does not mean that the entire pool is heated like a public bath or hot spring, but only that the pool is cold enough to make you shiver at first when you enter the pool on a cold day, but after you swim a little and your body gets used to it, it becomes much more comfortable than if it were not heated. I had a Jacuzzi by the pool at my old house and the warm water flowed through it to the larger pool （ I think they are all built that way ） so when the Jacuzzi warmed up like a hot spring first, I enjoyed the open air bath style, "Oh, that's nice hot water". I was enjoying it.

• 貧困層は持っているものまで奪われる
• 2021/11/05 (Fri) 10:59
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If you don't use it, just do the Heated pool work and
don't turn it on.

• あのてこのて
• 2021/10/10 (Sun) 08:57
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If we don't reduce the population soon, the earth will be in danger.

• はーい
• 2021/10/10 (Sun) 10:06
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I'll be down there soon too. Please stop the earth.

• 小栗旬
• 2021/10/12 (Tue) 18:41
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Sinking of Japan

You should see it.

• どんぐりの背比べ
• 2021/09/18 (Sat) 07:58
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Even if they have citizenship, they are just a bunch of stupid Japanese arguing over knowledge that even Americans would know

and what would happen if Americans knew
So what?
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• なんでもありあり
• 2021/09/18 (Sat) 08:37
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223 I'm not asking you to understand me.

I don't know what the Japanese who work in the election office usually do, but when the election is coming up, they need paid volunteers who can speak Japanese in some areas and are looking for them.
They have a hard time finding Japanese people because they don't participate very often.

I once took a paid volunteer training （ at the Veterans of Foreign Wars ） place.

Paid volunteers at the polling place would start setting up around 6 am
and clean up again after the polls close and either end up putting the ballot boxes and tools away
or return them with the ballot boxes and tools to the designated location depending on the availability of other volunteers for that day.
If it is late, it will take until about 11:00 PM.
I don't want to be tied up from 6am until around 11pm. I don't want to.

If you have citizenship, try paid volunteer work.

If you're willing to do it, there's a
envelope symbol next to your name, go in there and contact me.

By the way, what's the gossip ？

The election voting process is this: people vote.
There isn't an election every week
so not knowing doesn't affect your life.

You want people to think, wow, you're awesome.

• 人生は思い通りにならない
• 2021/09/18 (Sat) 08:51
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Election registration is required to be able to vote in elections.

Sometimes when elections are approaching,
people are applying for election registration at the entrance of supermarkets and other places.

• 遺伝
• 2021/09/18 (Sat) 09:07
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Voting in elections is the duty of citizens

If parents have no common sense, their children have no common sense

• 武士道と騎士道
• 2021/09/18 (Sat) 10:14
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In Japan, you can vote when you reach the age of majority
but in the U.S., even if you are an adult, you must register to vote
otherwise you cannot vote unless your name is on the electoral registration list.

• ズルをして偉くなります
• 2021/09/13 (Mon) 17:38
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We can't get away with talking about this and that here.
We have to take action.

• ゴン子
• 2021/09/13 (Mon) 18:02
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On a side note, I have seen a picture of a Hungarian farmer eating raw onions.
People in the western world eat a lot of meat and a lot of butter, and I wonder how their bodies can cope with it, but I guess that biting onions may prevent cholesterol accumulation. Also, I heard from a Portuguese cook that elderly people have a habit of eating garlic raw, and that they live as long as 90 or 100 years old. Japanese cuisine is said to be good for longevity, but I don't think there are many people in the world who live long nowadays. Queen Elizabeth is over 90 as I recall ？.

• エリザベス女王
• 2021/09/14 (Tue) 07:16
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He's turning 95 on April 21, 2021 （ surprise ！ ）

• 倍金萬
• 2021/09/14 (Tue) 09:23
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The onions in Hawaii are more than three times the size of those sold here

and they can be bitten right out of the field.

They also say they are extremely sweet.

• 英連邦王国の王
• 2021/09/14 (Tue) 10:44
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Queen Elizabeth is virtually the most powerful person in the world.

• 無知
• 2021/09/09 (Thu) 09:42
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TC hasn't had a sale lately. I mean, the shelves have been empty. I guess they don't get stuff in
Seiwa, I forgot
By the way, do they freeze the frozen ones and then thaw them out again ？

• 地獄の淵を彷徨う
• 2021/09/09 (Thu) 11:51
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I used to receive advertisements by mail from Nioya, but
I haven't received them for some time.

• TC セイワ
• 2021/09/09 (Thu) 20:05
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Is natto in the freezer ？?

• ユニオン
• 2021/09/09 (Thu) 20:06
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Loading and unloading cargo is
a hassle when you don't have to work to earn an income.
So
there's a
pile of containers at the port
with
no idea when they'll be unloaded, and they're in short supply.

• インフレ
• 2021/09/09 (Thu) 20:07
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Maybe natto is selling well without a sale because it gives immunity. Buy it because it's cheap to begin with.

• Z
• 2021/09/05 (Sun) 21:53
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… Taliban shoot in front of family

https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/b92ad219eb324374ed34d5e4bbcf6dbfb9b9de4d

impossible
do you want these people alive ？

• 残念
• 2021/09/06 (Mon) 11:06
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After all, I'm not going to go through what doesn't concern me

Internet people are like this.

• 心配
• 2021/09/06 (Mon) 12:58
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480 Japanese Self-Defense Forces personnel left behind in Afghanistan

Couldn't they have pulled out better

What is happening ？

If those guys invade the world, it's too scary

• ウォルマート
• 2021/09/05 (Sun) 00:08
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Cosco, I think you're right 😅I suggest you go early in the morning, preferably before 10am. It was really miserable in the evening. I think it depends on the store.

• こだわりを捨てる
• 2021/09/05 (Sun) 07:33
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＃ 28
Ansan, the Buddha's merits are showing.

• セイワNEW
• 2021/09/05 (Sun) 22:39
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I've been going down the freeway for so long that I didn't know Seiwa existed and went to TC, but lately I've been going to Seiwa and TC about 50/50. I started to use the freeway and noticed the existence of Seiwa, and in OC, TC and Seiwa in Costa Mesa are close to each other along the same harbor, so some people seem to be using the freeway for both.
I can't remember the prices so I can't compare them, but personally I think I can choose Seiwa more slowly.
I go to TC when there is a sale item I am looking for, such as rice, etc. I enjoy Gardena TC so much that I go there once a month even though it is far away. Seiwa has different kinds of snacks than TC.
I buy frozen fish from Seiwa without the country of origin written on the package. I buy raw fish from TC. A foodie friend of mine says that I should buy sashimi at Mitsuwa, but Mitsuwa is generally a bit expensive, so I don't go there very often.

• Seiwa
• 2021/09/05 (Sun) 23:31
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I bought lunch at Crenshaw's and had diarrhea, so I don't go there very often because it's an old or dubious production area, and I've learned my lesson. I have learned my lesson and don't go there very often. However, I sometimes buy cheap snacks and those with expiration dates on them. Frozen food is suspicious and the quality is too bad.

• ゴン子
• 2021/09/06 (Mon) 00:16
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#33 Seiwa NEW Mr.
This is a sequel to the vegetable story.
As many of you know, Seiwa is owned by the founder of Marukai. The grandfather of Marukai retired due to his age.
He handed over the management to Tokyo central but his passion for MARUKAI still hasn't cooled down and he opened Seiwa as a new restaurant.
Also, on a side note, Mitsuwa's side dish is delicious "Omu-nigiri" (omelette rice balls). Also, as a side note, Mitsuwa's "Omu-nigiri" (rice ball with omelette rice) is delicious. I use Mitsuwa for fresh fish.