bloobloobloo

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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
Communists are still okay though, right? We still all agree that Communism's little "quirk" of killing millions every time it's tried is user error or whatever? Right?
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
No, the ocean is where it started. If we're going to speak meaningfully about where Europeans come from, we need to include wherever they picked up Neanderthal DNA (hint: not in Africa; no African population has it).
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
Most North American scientists agree that Asia isn't really in Africa per se . Perhaps this news hasn't reached your corner of the world.
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
The out-of-Africa theory is junky agenda-driven science. It was debunked a decade ago. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/is-the-out-of-afr...
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
> nothing, what so ever to do with the laws against being a Nazi You are very poorly informed. The laws against "being a Nazi" are generic "no bad speech" laws. Nazism is just their most well-known application. ht
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
> what you're saying just isn't true Except that it is. https://www.casamo.com/can-you-sue-for-defamation-during-tri...
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
> for illegal statements she made Oh it was ILLEGAL. Why didn't you say so? That makes it totally palatable that a lawyer might be imprisoned for doing his job, and doesn't AT ALL impeach the entire concept of a "trial.&
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
And you can defend a black girl who won't move to the back of the bus if you can resist the urge to claim blacks are people. Fair trials without all that pesky social change! What could possibly go wrong?
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
A lawyer went to prison, for statements she made, in court, in defense of her client. The action doesn't need embellishment from me.
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
> you do nothing but speculate about police motives 80 cops "failed to notice" over 1000 violent crimes taking place in a space about the size of a football field, over the course of several hours. My "speculation" is
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
In other words, she didn't defend him the way you feel that she should have. We'll just make a list of all the arguments that are okay to advance in court, so then lawyers know which ones are forbidden. That seems like a good conc
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
> So all you can really do is try to convince the majority about what is 'right' and what is 'wrong'. Unless the people who own all the infrastructure disagree with you, and refuse to accept your money.
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
> the slippery slope that is always brought up never materialized. Very true. Well, except maybe for that one time when Germany became an open-air rape camp under the noses of police who did nothing for fear of being accused of racism.
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
Neat. Curious to hear your position on waving Communist and Jewish flags.
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
> maybe that counts as `"editing"` how would it not
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
> What do you mean by "Python's quoting documentation" String literals are described by the following lexical definitions: stringliteral: shortstring | longstring shortstring: "'" shortstringit
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by bloobloobloo 9y ago
> 10 different ways of doing the same thing Mostly an urban myth. Where it isn't, at least 8 of those ways are actually important. Exercise: write a python program that prints Python's quoting documentation, without external f
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by bloobloobloo 13y ago
Why even put "general office IT" in the ad? Any task that can be described as such is far beneath the abilities of anyone meeting the other requirements. Whatever it means--Installing Office? Stringing cable? Deskside suppor
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by bloobloobloo 13y ago
> PA is very much a family. So when, under the rubric of "general office IT," I'm asked to purge malware or replenish toner, I can reply with a lmgtfy link and a jocular reminder that I'm way too busy to give a shit