OCASM

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by OCASM 6y ago
It's always easy to willfully misconstrue what opposition says to justify their silencing. It's exactly what we're seeing at a large scale.
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by OCASM 6y ago
So dissenting is now considered doing political flamewar? Ok.
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by OCASM 6y ago
In those cases it's the business owner who decides. What happens when the decision comes after a mob puts pressure on the owner to drop that costumer or else?
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by OCASM 6y ago
Sure enough, they outright banned it.
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by OCASM 6y ago
If the Left didn't want the Right to be mean to them maybe they shouldn't have called them nazis and deplorables.
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by OCASM 6y ago
What unpersoning looks like in the 21st century.
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by OCASM 6y ago
Probably won't be long before Google starts applying similar pressure.
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by OCASM 6y ago
So none were actually used?
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by OCASM 6y ago
Obstacles to get in, as opposed to BLM's/Antifa's indiscriminate violence and destruction against anything and anybody nearby.
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by OCASM 6y ago
Were they destroying property and throwing molotov cocktails at them like Antifa/BLM did over the summer?
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by OCASM 6y ago
Islam is a religion, not a race.
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by OCASM 6y ago
The left is on the side of critical race theory, the most racist ideology on the planet today.
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by OCASM 6y ago
Apple ties Webkit versions to iOS versions. Once they stop supporting your iOS device every browser on it becomes obsolete.
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by OCASM 6y ago
Leftist totalitarianism.
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by OCASM 6y ago
That sounds reasonable but you don't see mainstream feminism even acknowledge men being disadvantaged against women in certain contexts (family courts, homelessness, etc) and if they do they just blame men for it and continue to advoca
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by OCASM 6y ago
Sandboxie is a good option. Development stopped but on the flipside it's fully free now.
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by OCASM 6y ago
So women need a wheelchair but not men? Doesn't seem like sex/gender is a good criteria here. Socioeconomic background would be far more applicable.
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by OCASM 6y ago
Also, to modern feminism equality doesn't mean treating everyone the same but rather to give advantages to what they consider "historically oppressed minorities".
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by OCASM 6y ago
Because people who support these measures are all about the intentions and never care about the results. 60 years of welfare and things are worse off now than before. We know the solution to poverty, here and everywhere else in the world, i
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by OCASM 6y ago
Is the macOS ecosystem filled with malware?
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by OCASM 6y ago
It is in fact those three things. Different stores compete with each other providing different value, both users and devs having the freedom to choose to support one or the other (or all) based on their personal criteria.
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by OCASM 6y ago
Government messing with the housing market is what caused the 2008 recession. I think that's a very good reason not to want that.
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by OCASM 6y ago
There are alternative, cheaper, forms of education. There's nothing wrong with somebody having to pay more for a better quality product or service. Using government to game the system just makes things worse for everyone (government de
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by OCASM 6y ago
Mothers and extended families used to cover that role.
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by OCASM 6y ago
Division of labor works. Moving away from it is the real cause of the drama. Stay at home parents are becoming a dying breed (staying at home because of covid notwithstanding).
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by OCASM 6y ago
No shortage of healthy, yet poor people. Then again we go back to the problem of defining "healthy". Not even the ultra-wealthy are completely illness-free.
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by OCASM 6y ago
Or fines for people who litter. An improvement that actually punishes the people who caused the problem and not those who did nothing wrong.
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by OCASM 6y ago
Those people stopped working because California's government prevented them from doing so. They're entitled to be compensated.
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by OCASM 6y ago
And there's plenty who are fine with this setup. Why should they get screwed over? Calling the removal of worker choice a right is truly perverse.
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by OCASM 6y ago
I'm pretty sure the people you want to help would consider having a job a better treatment than being unemployed. If California's jobs suck, move. Yes, it's hard but it beats the alternative of destroying more jobs through mi

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