cheese4242

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by cheese4242 8mo ago
I wonder in such a case if more populous countries like India or China could in theory send over 100 million+ people to our country over the course of a decade, and then once those people are citizens, legally vote for the US to be annexed
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by cheese4242 8mo ago
Thanks for taking the time to clarify your position. So if China or some other country decided to send 10 million people here for whatever reason, you think our official policy should be to welcome then in and provide them food, shelter, et
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by cheese4242 8mo ago
This is such a bizarre argument because the entire reason the two women were there in the first place is because they thought they were following ICE agents. Both women were part of "ICE Watch", an anti-ICE activist group. They ha
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by cheese4242 8mo ago
If you believe said women is attempting to attack you with a deadly weapon (an accelerating vehicle that you were struck by in this case) that would fall pretty clearly under justified use of force.
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by cheese4242 8mo ago
So you agree he was struck by the vehicle?
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by cheese4242 8mo ago
By this logic anybody could legally kill a police officer trying to arrest them.
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by cheese4242 8mo ago
Cost-free travel back home, a $1,000 exit bonus, and forgiveness of any "failure to depart" fines. Quite generous. Over the Holidays they even increased the exit bonus to $3000: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2025&#
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by cheese4242 8mo ago
Would you support deporting people who are criminals? Or have no intention of ever working and just want to live off various welfare programs? Trying to find some common ground here.
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by cheese4242 8mo ago
Happy to share: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ice-officer-who-shot-renee-good...
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by cheese4242 8mo ago
Agreed. I'm continually shocked at the level of gaslighting still occurring around this event when we have clear footage from multiple angles.
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by cheese4242 8mo ago
They also used Google, Facebook, etc... as a loophole for suppressing freedom of speech in the past (and could still be for all I know).
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by cheese4242 8mo ago
The person you are referring to rammed an ICE agent with their vehicle and the agent suffered internal bleeding as a result. Sorry but there is no scenario where you can strike law enforcement with your car after being repeatedly ordered to
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by cheese4242 8mo ago
Godwin's Law invoked in record time. Such hyperbole is not conductive to real discussion.
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by cheese4242 2y ago
> He just doesn't have the chops to skewer a lunatic in a live TV debate Sorry, but this borders on gaslighting. It's not that he "didn't have the chops" to win the debate, it's that during the debate he cle
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by cheese4242 2y ago
> when the government is overtaken by brown socialists? Interesting that you chose this example when nearly every socialist/communist revolution that has ever happened in history started with mass murder.
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by cheese4242 3y ago
I wonder what domestic terror operations these brave content moderators have thwarted.
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by cheese4242 3y ago
Why do you assume their objective is to decrease toxicity and divisiveness?
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by cheese4242 3y ago
Strange comment. I don't see anything about domestic terrorism in the linked thread.
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by cheese4242 3y ago
This is basically how the 1st Amendment is "backdoored" in this country. The government cannot be so brazen in curtailing freedom of speech directly so they use Big Tech as the cat's paw. Any complaint over Big Tech's ce
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by cheese4242 3y ago
Why would anybody trust this after they faked the last Gemini demo?
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by cheese4242 6y ago
Exactly the same here. Gaming time slowly tapered off during university. Anytime I have picked up a game since then it has been short lived. I'm at the point now where I won't even bother trying a new game (or revisiting an old on
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by cheese4242 6y ago
I was more referring to the "conspiracy theory" that such a tactic is currently in use by the powers that be. Not a topic I am familiar with so I certainly won't dispute that it occurred historically.
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by cheese4242 6y ago
Interestingly, various Greek tyrants were known for intentionally diversifying their cities in an attempt to break the solidarity of a population that might otherwise rise against them. Thucydides noted: "A crowd like that are hardly
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by cheese4242 6y ago
> Some of the Terraform codebases I have worked on have been wildly over-complicated and take a good hour to grok. And I literally spend 10 times more of my day writing a new "standardized" Terraform module than I do writing a
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by cheese4242 6y ago
400+ points on Hackernews for... this? There have been a variety of studies and reports, both for and against, the use of hydroxychloroquine. Is there any reason this particular study is so highly upvoted? Or is this just an attempt to dunk
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by cheese4242 6y ago
The "Rule of Least Power" comes to mind: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_least_power
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by cheese4242 6y ago
Does AWS CDK handle state drift and state transitions in the same way Terraform/Pulumi does? I believe AWS CDK uses CloudFormation under the hood which can not "intelligently" fix state drift in the same way Terraform can. CF
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by cheese4242 6y ago
Agreed. What concerns me somewhat about Pulumi is we will lose some of "standardization" that comes with the widespread use of Terraform. Like anything else, it is possible to write Terraform in an incomprehensible way. However, o
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by cheese4242 6y ago
> Ha! If the industry hasn't moved past Terraform in 5 years time, it will only be because HCL has adopted enough of the general purpose programming language featureset as to remain competitive. That's certainly its trajectory.
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by cheese4242 6y ago
I read that the guy who invented Homebrew still had to go through the leetcode interview at Google (which they failed) so I'm not sure if they ever waive the interview requirements?

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