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irhd
9y ago
> but consider it from the other side. No. We do not need to consider both sides to every issue. Some thing are wrong.
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9y ago
Except that makes no sense. If you can't see that republicans have quite a bit of xenophobia and racism in their ranks then you need to open up your damn eyes. Instead of talking about how it's wrong to feel that way think for a m
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9y ago
> Dr. Jordan B Peterson Is a christian-conservative who pushes that agenda. "With all the accusations of sex assault [...] we're soon going to remember why sex was traditionally enshrined in marriage" "It's possi
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9y ago
> That God created this universe As an atheist I do think there is too many people in tech who have a tendency to shit on religion, without considering anyone else around. I agree, there is no god. Lets not go around calling anyone who b
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9y ago
because they would get fired or because they would face a unified front of "you're wrong"? Cause the former is a problem. The latter, meh. If you can't figure out how censor yourself at work that's your problem. I f
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> We need conservatism I disagree at this point honestly. course all I've ever seen of american conservatism is the current republican party.
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> The problem is that the first group is lumped into the second one. Why wouldn't they be? The "crazy" ones aren't being elected by no one. They rose to power because voters embraced them. If you don't want to be
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9y ago
> I do think (possibly for the same reason) that it is harder to write correct C++ code than it is to write correct C code I'd disagree. Modern C++ has much better safety features than C ever has.
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9y ago
Evangelicals are.
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9y ago
You also have the highest incarceration rate in the world, private prisons, mandatory minimums, DAs who extort people into accepting plea deals under the threat of extreme sentences, a civil system which encourages frivolous lawsuits, etc..
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9y ago
Some Americans have an extremely narrow and odd definition of freedom. I've been told before I don't have freedom because I'm Canadian. Also the highest incarceration rate in the free world and an election system subject to m
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9y ago
Sounds extremely low. They violated his rights.
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9y ago
> I am opposed to a national ID on a very specific point: It can be used as a tool for voter suppression if not done correctly. Having a free, low barrier, nationally accepted ID would help to disarm the weapon of voter suppression by ID
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9y ago
maybe policy shouldn't be based on a minority of insane religious zealots.
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9y ago
> It also violates decency and common sense as well, and veers into plain old brutality. Yup. This should result in a large settlement, and punishment ranging from minor discipline to jail time for the officers involved.
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9y ago
> Spreading it out over some other period Yes. They make a second last slightly long for some time period.
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9y ago
> inaccurate and unreliable in other things They aren't often though, because they stake their reputation on being accurate. Bias is harmful, but I think the WaPo and NYT are a much more acceptable level of bias then say, Fox.
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> What is this going to sound like when cities have hundreds of whining cars driving around? Car noise is a big issue. We had to start designing cities around cars.
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That's the story they love to spread, ever since the "run on the same infrastructure as amazon.com" days.
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9y ago
Careful like doing fact checking and confronting Jimmy O'Keefe about his trying to plant fake new stories?
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> Does anyone besides partisan Democrats really care about Trump possibly having ties to Russians? Literally anyone who cares more about the US, or their own country, more than they do about pushing an ultraconservative agenda. I get not
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> by the way, which is one of many countries inside the two America continents It's funny how Canadians never get upset at this the way other countries do.
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> One approach I'd like to see for this is the use of ethereum-style smart contracts to validate documents You need to find a new hammer.
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An awful lot of people aren't at all interested in accurate. They want the biased news source that doesn't bother reporting things that will piss them off, and blows the things they like out of proportion. Any sources that don
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> The purpose of Tesla is not to make money Yes it is. It is a publicly traded company. if that's not Musk's purpose then he should (rightfully) be forced out and replaced with someone who has the right view. Then he should pay