peppersghost93

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by peppersghost93 2mo ago
Nukes. And honestly man the last time the US intervened in NK we didn't leave a building taller than 2 stories standing and killed 25% of their population. I'm absolutely certain an intervention from us would be worse for NK citiz
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by peppersghost93 3mo ago
Unfortunately from a US perspective being a sexual minority/trans is left wing by default because our right wingers hate them.
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by peppersghost93 3mo ago
Going to have to disagree with the established science bit, and the left has a long history in western culture. You just don't like it lol
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by peppersghost93 3mo ago
For many topics right wing ideas are just factually incorrect. This isn't Wikipedia's fault.
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by peppersghost93 3mo ago
I'll believe it when it's verified by a third party hacker. Not trusting a bezos org on it's word.
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by peppersghost93 3mo ago
In what way has Iran not won the war? They're basically dictating the terms of ending it.
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by peppersghost93 3mo ago
>he was advocating for removing the blacklist. Seems like a distinction without a difference to me. If he got his way the website would quickly be overrun with right wing misinformation campaigns. I hope he stays banned.
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by peppersghost93 3mo ago
Neat vehicle but there's no way I'm giving bezos even more money. Maybe I'll buy used if it's proven there aren't always on connections later down the road.
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by peppersghost93 7mo ago
If Putin was a rational actor he probably wouldn't be putting up WWI casualty numbers to capture podunk towns in east Ukraine that few people care about
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by peppersghost93 8mo ago
It's because people in positions of power can safely ignore nonviolence. They can't ignore the other option. Nonviolence on it's own is not productive.
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by peppersghost93 8mo ago
I'm still rocking a couple of 30 inch dell 2560x1600 monitors. They're about the perfect size and not dealing with scaling in Linux is nice. I'd pay a ton of money for a modern equivalent.
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by peppersghost93 8mo ago
No I'm in the southeast US. I see tons of trucks here too but for certain jobs vans still dominate.
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by peppersghost93 8mo ago
That's strange. All the plumbers and HVAC guys in my area seem to drive vans.
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by peppersghost93 8mo ago
The 2.5 hybrid in the Maverick is better than any 4 cyl GM could plop into a mini truck at the moment.
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by peppersghost93 8mo ago
Has your life gotten worse in any way that can be attributed to people moving to the US?
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by peppersghost93 8mo ago
I knew someone would compare me to Uncle Ted but I don't share political ideology with him. I'd just want to live out my life peacefully in nature.
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by peppersghost93 8mo ago
If the option of owning my own computer is taken I'll own old computers. If they somehow take that away I'm giving up and moving to a cabin in the woods.
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by peppersghost93 8mo ago
Glad I use thunderbird for my gmail. I'm sure they'll find some way to make my experience worse eventually.
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by peppersghost93 9mo ago
Depends on where you were during those decades. If you're in one of the unlucky countries that didn't do what the US wanted you likely suffered enormously.
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by peppersghost93 9mo ago
Why did my low-crime red town in a red state buy into flock?
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by peppersghost93 9mo ago
Because my family lives here and I want life to improve here.
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by peppersghost93 9mo ago
An egalitarian society where the means of production are owned (or mostly owned) by the working class. A blend of that and small private industry with heavy regulation would be nice. I like how the Kurds in Rojava are trying to build things
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by peppersghost93 9mo ago
"Firefox will remain our anchor. It will evolve into a modern AI browser and support a portfolio of new and trusted software additions." reading this genuinely disgusts me. I am so tired of this nonsense being shoved where it does
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by peppersghost93 9mo ago
Destruction of the system and building a new fairer one. Similar to how feudalism gave way to capitalism, things can improve. What details are you wanting to know exactly?
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by peppersghost93 9mo ago
That bias is well earned. Maybe one day corporations will do enough good things in the world to undo the evil they've perpetuated. I'm not holding my breath.
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by peppersghost93 9mo ago
Yeah I'm aware. Learning about how American capitalism functions is what set me on the path of being an anticapitalist. Reforms and regulations will never be effective here in solving this issue. The system itself is poisonous.
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by peppersghost93 9mo ago
"If you make any other assumption than "I don't know what's happening here and need to learn more" you'll constantly be making these kind of errors. You don't have to have an opinion on every topic."
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by peppersghost93 9mo ago
You should consider dropping that instinct. If you look into how corporations have behaved historically you'd assume evil until proven innocent. Especially US corps.
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by peppersghost93 9mo ago
I bet the criteria for being an extremist is not agreeing with everything the state does.
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by peppersghost93 9mo ago
This inspires me to make horrible products and shift the blame to the end user for the product being horrible in the first place. I can't take any blame for anything because I didn't force them to use it.

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