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lesstenseflow
4y ago
Now you’re just making things up? Why not either link to the source of your claim? I’m willing to believe what you’re saying is true but you’ve got to link to something, not just make up “models” (using the term very loosely here) out of wh
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4y ago
> I lived in a "not quite wrong, not quite right" neighborhood where there was plenty of wealthy young people but it was also close to the "wrong" part of town...and when I tried using the service, it'd be 20 min
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4y ago
> Know what else is in the docks? No, I can’t name a single thing in “the docks” because I don’t live in your city and you haven’t said where it is, so there’s no way for me to find out. In fact airports do not have “scary signs” at the
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4y ago
You couldn’t be bothered to walk outside a “restricted access” area with what you call “scary warning signs” at the entrances, and you blame the Uber drivers for not wanting to take their chances driving past that sign to pick up you and yo
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lesstenseflow
4y ago
I read the article you are referring to and it actually came to the opposite conclusion from what you’re saying: net-positive jobs, more spent and more earned. (If you’re wondering how I am rebutting runarberg when neither he nor I cited a
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4y ago
From elsewhere in this thread: - Part of the deal with being an executive is no job security. It's part of the trade you make for gigantic compensation. - What would be preferred, firing him the first day he's back?
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4y ago
https://www.benzinga.com/sec/insider-trades/twtr/kayvon-beyk... I assure you, my guy isn't worried about COBRA.
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4y ago
My point is there's never a "good time" to get fired from a job you don't want to leave. GP doesn't like that this guy was fired on parental leave. OK so fire him on his first day back? There's never a time tha
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4y ago
When does getting fired not suck?
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4y ago
Why would firing someone who's on paternity leave be an issue at all? We're talking multi-millionaires who will get multi-million dollar severance. It's pretty hilarious to see the pearl clutching of techno-bourgeoisie over s
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4y ago
The simplest answer is to segregate by sex, it's not clear why gender identity should require moving to another facility. Regarding the supposed issue of safety of trans identifying male prisoners in male prisons (I haven't seen d
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4y ago
> what is the term for people with penises regardless of gender? Is there a term that won’t result in someone being called a transphobe? No, there is no universally accepted term that won't get you called a transphobe by anyone (cor
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4y ago
> And I believe pretty strongly that putting a trans woman in a cell with a cis male is more likely to result in assault than putting a trans woman with a cis woman. Why do you believe this? Anyway, I believe women have a right to digni
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4y ago
This is nonsense that serves only to obfuscate. Normally this sort of stuff is put forward by people trying to confuse and befuddle the reader. We segregate prisons by sex. Primary and secondary sex characteristics are observable character
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4y ago
> Your claim appears to be that one prisoner having a penis and the other having a vagina is a strong predictor of an increased odds of sexual assault. If you don't think this is an issue, can you explain why we should have any sex
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4y ago
One would assume surgery or hormones are required to change your gender designation in Washington State, but in fact this is not the case (neither is required). Here's the form to change gender designation on your driver's license
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4y ago
> There is no proof that transwomen are any more likely to rape ciswomen than other ciswomen are. There is no proof males who identify as trans (transwomen) are any less likely to commit rape than males who do not identify as trans. The
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4y ago
I'm not following you at all. From the text of the request, the petitioners want to know: "Number of inmates that have been transferred from a men’s facility to a women’s facility since January 01, 2021" This is almost identi
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4y ago
I am having trouble following your line of thinking. You're saying that because rape is common in mens' prisons* we should not be concerned about putting males in women's prisons? Wouldn't it make more sense to say "
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4y ago
You're assuming male prisoners have a "right" to be housed with female prisoners, and that female prisoners have no right to sex-segregated facilities. Whether the former "right" exists is far from a settled questio
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4y ago
Is a woman a transphobe for not wanting to share a jail cell with a person who has a penis? I think most people would consider safeguarding female prisoners from males common sense. I think you should take a moment to consider the (female)
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4y ago
Please reread my comment, I don't use the terms "man" or "men" once. It seems you object to the idea that imprisoned female people should be allowed to have an opinion on being forced to share a jail cell with a mal
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I don't think your sex is "private healthcare information." How would sharing the total number of males in various facilities violate an individuals privacy rights? (sidebar: if you think you retain your right to privacy in p
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4y ago
The ACLU is not above criticism. Is there something in particular you object to in this article?
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I stopped giving to ACLU years ago when it became clear their mission to champion a grab-bag of lefty causes had superseded their free-speech defending goal. This pivot has lead them, at times, to actually defend the government against citi
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5y ago
Is Astro very different from using another SSG like Hugo, then adding JavaScript in places you need it like type ahead search box or an interactive map? Given that it’s possible to add JavaScript to an SSG made site already, I don’t get wha
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5y ago
I haven't asked any questions, I believe I've stated my position pretty plainly, so I don't see how this "JAQ" applies here. Again: 'you have consistently expressed views I disagree with' isn't a refu
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5y ago
If I'm advancing an argument you disagree with, I encourage you to explain why you disagree. Ad hominem is lazy and doesn't typically get much traction in this forum. My comment history on this account is mostly opinions that disa
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5y ago
I'm surprised that this case hasn't received more attention: https://www.womensliberationfront.org/aclu-lawsuit-public-re... Here, the ACLU is suing to prevent citizens from getting public records released by th
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6y ago
It also took 15 seconds to find out that the Brandon Residence For Women is permanently closed. Have you verified that TMH is female only (not self-id based)? If not, what makes you think it's female only? It's understandable if y
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