compostor42

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by compostor42 11y ago
The enormous amount of immigrants (both legal and illegal) to the US is definitely a huge factor. They say the current population won't do the unpleasant jobs that immigrants do because the pay is too low. It seems no one has stopped t
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by compostor42 11y ago
What makes you think I would agree with that? Doesn't follow.
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by compostor42 11y ago
So if black people in your state were being replaced, and that helped your pet political issue, you would cheer on their replacement? Somehow I doubt you'd say that in polite company. Funny how blatantly racist rhetoric is okay... if t
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by compostor42 11y ago
So if the OP had said that he was glad the black people in his city were being replaced so that he could get better support for his pet political issue, you would have no problem with that? Somehow I doubt you would say that in polite compa
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by compostor42 11y ago
But as I stated regarding my point about automation, we don't need more people, we need less. We already spend more than any other country per pupil. Many of the "broken" school systems have received massive influxes of cash
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by compostor42 11y ago
What argument are you trying to make? It is not clear.
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by compostor42 11y ago
Undirected? Our elite are encouraging it. There are countless article published in mainstream media telling us why less white people is a good thing. "White guilt" is pushed heavily. Can you imagine if the OP had said he was glad
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by compostor42 11y ago
And the vast majority of immigrants are non-white.
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by compostor42 11y ago
Read their replies. It wasn't a joke. To that poster, people are interchangeable parts of a machine, to be swapped out when one isn't working in the desired way.
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by compostor42 11y ago
When was the last extended break you had and how long was it? Take a good chunk of time off with zero computer, technical or online stuff. When I quit my old job earlier this year (after being burnt out hard) I was able to take 3 weeks off
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by compostor42 11y ago
You replied to the wrong person. Otherwise explain.
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by compostor42 11y ago
> We don't need more human drones; when properly funneled, increased immigration can mean a better economy. Agreed. Importing millions of unskilled laborers is insane as automation picks up. Those jobs will be made redundant in shor
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by compostor42 11y ago
I don't understand, can you explain? Increased automation definitely decreases the per capita need for working-class people. We would probably have a lot more automation already (especially in low-end agriculture/service-industry)
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by compostor42 11y ago
From the perspective of the elites who encourage unchecked mass immigration to drive down labor costs and secure reliable voting blocks "import" is quite accurate.
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by compostor42 11y ago
>Why is being white so important? What's the difference? Replace "white" with "jewish" and you'd fit right in with holocaust deniers/apologist. So just to be clear, you have no problem with ethnically c
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by compostor42 11y ago
Purposeful demographic replacement of white people to achieve political ends. Lovely.
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by compostor42 11y ago
Vast majority of immigrants are unskilled. Letting in a few of the best and brightest from other countries makes sense. Importing millions of central/south American peasants is idiocy.
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by compostor42 11y ago
So why not let the entire population of Africa move to the United States? Borders are an antiquated concept according to you.
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by compostor42 11y ago
Automation like this is why I call BS on the "we need more immigrants to keep the economy going!" folks. We will be struggling to keep our existing population employed. The last thing we want to do is import even more low-skilled
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by compostor42 11y ago
Never thought about it this way but there is probably a lot of truth to it. Older people have had people trying to feed them bullshit for much longer. They know what it tastes like. They can smell it coming. Of all the software places near
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by compostor42 11y ago
Indeed. I don't disagree with you about the Unions at all.
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by compostor42 11y ago
Unions aside, there was the same butt-hurt regarding blue-collar oil field workers making 100k+. The New York Times ran endless articles complaining about the shale oil boom. Non-elite flyover whites making good money seems to really upset
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by compostor42 11y ago
The idea of blue-collar workers getting well-paid is very upsetting to some white-collar workers. They feel their social status threatened by people they deem beneath them.
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by compostor42 11y ago
Does anybody else find it creepy when people say things like "diversity in any field makes it richer","diversity is our strength", etc... with a straight face? Very Orwellian. Honestly, who talks like this in real life b
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by compostor42 11y ago
They could have an an amazing project here but fail solely because their name is already used by much more well-known projects. 30 seconds of googling could have prevented this.
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by compostor42 11y ago
More feeling of accomplishment because lifting increases testosterone much more than cardio.
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by compostor42 11y ago
Video does not play on either Firefox of Chrome. Can someone post a transcript or the gist of his message?
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by compostor42 11y ago
The point is that lots of roads don't have visible lane markings. If the self-driving mode doesn't work correctly with out them then it won't work on many US roads.
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by compostor42 11y ago
>he claimed that his wartime work was really motivated by a desire to work on space travel. Reminds me of Gerald Bull. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_Bull He just wanted to build his space gun. He had no qualm
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by compostor42 11y ago
The car using them is fine. Their absence alone causing failure is worrisome.

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