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cybersnowflake
7y ago
"1) Reasons why you are getting down voted. A comment talking about being down voted (which is amusing considering your username)." nah dude you can downvote me a million times. I'm just asking politely why I'm and other
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Thats the funny thing. You're basically erasing the Spanish language with the nongendered approach of English by using the term.
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
okay I understand people downvoting me because they don't like what I say but I wish I'd at least get an explanation why I'm constantly being flagged if I'm just stating an unpopular opinion without any trolling, spam, o
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Oh they definitely downvote you simply for closed questions.Which you'd know if you regularly used the site or didn't assume that I was unfamiliar with it. Also the bans might be temporary but the demerits last for years at least.
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Yes you do. Among other things. Its one of the things that counts toward your 'demerit' score. Or at least it certainly appears to. Theres people who haven't done anything but ask a couple 'stupid questions' that we
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Maybe stop banhammering newbies simply because you think their question about obscure arcane algorithm #44462 is too similar to an even more arcane question 10 years ago about algorithm #783429 and its immediately obvious to a regular with
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
The productivity is higher because you have one of the highest concentrations in the world of big companies at the top of the field employing the best people and most resources. Not rocket science. This has nothing to do with people that th
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
There is a ton of need for skilled blue collar jobs and there are plenty of well paying ones available. More than jobs for ethnic studies majors. This is not opinion this is fact.
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Why do people NEED to work in san francisco/LA? You may think you're contributing something valuable being a barista or adjunct ethnic studies professor in the Bay Area but if you can't survive there maybe the others don'
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
"There just isn't an option for everyone to move away from the bay area and still have work." >>>>>>>>> If you can't afford to live in a box in San Jose, obviously staying isn't an option
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
"The fewer Republicans" et al
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
You having problems reading your past posts? You just basically said evil Republicans are blocking common sense housing solutions and indicated the solution is an even greater proportion of Democrats but then said that a Democrat blocked it
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
So you blame republicans and want even more Democratic control of the Legislature than they already have.
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Ummmm...you do realize the Dems hold supermajorities in both houses right? Do republicans have psychic powers they're using to control the Dems now?
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Also 2. Realize that not everybody in the world needs to or should live in the Bay Area/Hollywood. 3. Don't pass statewide laws catering primarily to the group of people aspiring to do so.
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Yeah, thats why we're seeing oodles of houses now that the Democrats practically control all of california. Are you trying to argue that the current one party rule is a good thing?
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
The market's too high, lets implement market controls to keep prices at the market.
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Yep, everybody and their mother that I went to school with aspired to become a doctor. There should be absolutely no shortage. Getting to more reasonable numbers doesn't seem like it would worsen the already abysmal quality we're
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
People, happily do things like honor a holiday made by a man who sticks women's toes into vices, Think OJ is an innocent victim of systematic racism, and freely do business with some of the most repressive regimes. Just a few months ba
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Maybe the damage will randomly improve the political articles and knock down some of the fiefdoms for a change. Couldn't get much worse...
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
If you can consistently wake up at 430AM in a standard workday and just carve out 5 hours of freetime in addition to the time others have you're either a savant, an inhuman monster who doesn't need sleep, or your job probably doe
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Accepting that actively managed funds are better than passive index funds is basically acceptance of the classical mentality that there are people who can consistently predict and beat the market and that you can make money by picking the &
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Seems a bit backward to me. Why should we care so much more about kid's privacy than adult privacy? Are you really more concerned that people know about your Barney the Magical Dinosaur addiction at 8 than your sordid affair at 32? Wou
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
What other job can you think of where you can work as much as you want, anytime you want? Need a break? Click a button anytime you feel like it. Take as long or as little time as you wish. Want more work? Click a button anytime you feel lik
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
The only people who honestly think there are a shortage of stem workers are those who aren't in stem.
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
The ancient Greeks and Romans to a lesser extent institutionalized what would probably be called pedophilia\statutory rape\exploitation today. Pop historians ignore the usual age/power dynamics and use the fact that they were homosexua
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Thats pretty odd to specify Electors who would vote then. Could have just said tally up the votes into EC votes and then the same man in a funny wig would still be dispatched to report in. Seems a pretty stupid convoluted way to go about it
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cybersnowflake
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If you want the will of the People you certainly wouldn't give Hillary the election. You do realize she only captured a small minority of the entire voting age population right? and even less people really wanted her there for her own
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cybersnowflake
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There was very little if any grousing about the EC compared to today (there was actually some speculation that Trump might win the popular and lose the EC) and each side agreed to the rules ahead of time. Whining about it now is kinda like
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cybersnowflake
7y ago
Whats the point of having actual human electors if they can't be faithless? Couldn't the Founding Fathers just say tally up the electoral votes if a mechanical transition from popular to electoral votes was desired?
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