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rat87
8mo ago
And yet we do nothing to punish the actual criminals, the employees who knowingly higher then abuse them. Why don't we deport Trump, Trump tower wouldn't even be around without polish workers who were here illegally
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8mo ago
Except neither of the two most prominent people shot were fighting LEA. They were opposing illegal actions of ICE but they were not fighting
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8mo ago
Except DOGE had nothing to do with removing corruption and waste. It was about removing anyone opposed to Trump, removing people who might be pro LGBTQ, and removing barriers to Trump's administration and his friends committing massive
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8mo ago
That is false. There has been lots of prosecution of fraud in Minnesota including by Somalis. When a random YouTuber started accusing places without much evidence this blew up but didn't do anything to help actual investigations of cor
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9mo ago
It's not about money it's about making sure things are accessible. The ADA is one of the reasons America is more accessible then Europe. Lawsuits are the enforcement mechanism
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9mo ago
It's not splitting hairs it gets to the point when people falsely accuse them of every single thing in the book. Weapons have always been imprecise but things that don't have any benefit to the war effort and target innocent civil
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9mo ago
The idea that only criminals or terorists have pagers is ridiculous(you mentined doctors). But Israel didnt target pagers in Lebanon. They sold equipment for Hezbollah internal use om their own network (they convinced Hezbollah to pay a fro
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9mo ago
> did, in effect, target civilians. That's ridiculous > If you attack a military target that is surrounded by civilians, and that attack injures or kills those civilians, then those civilians were also targeted. They are not targ
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9mo ago
There's Clickbait and then this awful headline designed to give people heart attacks. Who care about fonts? Boring. Why not jazz it up by mentioning coups during an administration that previously tried to pull of a coup attempt. Any a
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9mo ago
You literally do not understand antisemitism or semitic people or genetics or ethnic and national identity. Israel's goal since the beginning was to exist, to be able to live. Antisemitism has literally never meant hatred against vario
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9mo ago
The idea that it's a war crime is ridiculous. They specifically inserted it into the Hezbollah supply chain specifically Hezbollah internal use. They didn't just sell them at Lebanons markets they specifically sold the entire spec
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9mo ago
Pagers are used by more then just criminals(see doctors) and targeting random criminals as opposed to millitants wouldn't be justifiable. But these particular pager that were wired up were specifically intended only for Hezbollah inter
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9mo ago
Most sides in most wars aren't expected to classify every person they killed. Identifying certain people as Hamas(and they could be wrong about some of them) doesn't mean that every single other person is not a member of Hamas, Is
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9mo ago
I don't see how. It was intended to paralyze and undermine a militia which it did. A lot of war actions create terror that doesn't make most war terrorism
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10mo ago
Corbyn failed because he was a bad politician with extreme views. It was Corbyn not the media who covered him that chose to defend every antisemite they could find. If anything the media was too nice to him(the media is often too worried ab
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10mo ago
They don't have majority political support. Even many Trump voters are against it. Also Trump has repeatedly violated immigration law, hell Trump tower wouldn't exist without the work of unauthorized Polish workers
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11mo ago
We are not on track for famines due to lack of food production. It's been solved. There is more trade then ever people are richer then ever and therefore less likely to have kids. 1 child per family law was a gross violation of human r
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11mo ago
The idea that he was off on the timing is wrong. He was wrong and continued to be wrong even as he insisted his predictions would come any day now
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11mo ago
Why would we ever want to revisit people like Erlich and the Club of wrong who were famously extremely off in their predictions? And when some of the writings contributed to forced The claims that theyll be proven right /on track any d
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11mo ago
Why Italic as opposed to Romantic/Latin? I don't think there are any surviving not Latin branches of the Italic family are there?
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11mo ago
Since people are saying this software doesn't have enough time/known contributors for trust who would people recommend for remote control of say a parents laptop for remote IT support. Preferably $0 and open source but others as w
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11mo ago
We can? I'm pretty sure companies have spent billions trying to achieve this and failed. The best they can do is maybe sort of sometime hire people that are good enough
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11mo ago
I don't think that's a good summary of what happened. From your wiki link > In 2013, the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS), under the Obama administration, revealed that it had selected political groups applying for
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11mo ago
its an economic move but it would be good not bad if it were a political move coal is bad and we should be moving away from it faster
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1y ago
The idea behind DOGE was to 1. fire people who don't automatically support Trump regardless of the law/constitution/good of the nation 2. Fire people who Trump or maga dislike for some reason (LGBTQ, minorities, people who ha
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1y ago
I run desktop Linux. It's pretty hard to switch a billion desktops to Linux even if you do it one at a time. Not to mention a ton of problems with compatibility and corporate and government IT
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1y ago
> Maybe this administration blowing up the government is good, actually. Of course it's not. Imagine how difficult it will be to rebuild things to function half as well after all the corruption and disruption with less money
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1y ago
It's fairly absolute. There are exceptions but they are usually narrower then most people think. Proving defamation especially against a public figure is difficult on purpose. As for spreading misinformation if that was illegal the who
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1y ago
What truce? Sometimes cancelation is good, sometimes it's not. It depends on the why. Also Republican principles these days are just to blindly follow whatever Trump wants including complaining about cancelation and renaming bases to c
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1y ago
They have not in any sense taken any high ground The right has consistently tried to cancel people, has tried to censor people, has complained/played the refs about moderation saying their rights to say racist stuff was being infringed
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