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sabarn01
11mo ago
True in the most general sense. Generalized political violence is very different from the state using force to based upon the accent of the govern where we have a generalized concept of human rights. To me its a little like saying all art c
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sabarn01
1y ago
I have been in Union shops before working in tech. In some places they are fine in others its where your worst employee on your team goes to make everyone else less effective.
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sabarn01
1y ago
The us was the only industrialized economy to come out ww2 unscathed. We didn't have to compete for 2 decades. The end results of these policies was the stagnate 70s Reagan was a corrective. However, the policies of Regan only made s
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sabarn01
2y ago
What settlement would be imposed and who would impose it.
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sabarn01
2y ago
The former solves the problem but isn't really on the table. The later doesn't settle the question. Both sides would have to come up with a mutually agreeable solution and that isn't on the table.
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sabarn01
2y ago
All powers are mutually antagonistic and it prudent to prepare to confront each other. As long as thoes efforts are equally matched and neither side is prepared thinks it can gain an advantage the peace is held as it held during the cold w
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sabarn01
2y ago
Information warfare is a domain of war in the 21st century.
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sabarn01
2y ago
That was the us policy for 20 years under the assumption that political liberalism with follow economic liberalism. It has not. This is also no one sided. China is preparing for conflict with the US so we must also. Yes hawks can push a c
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sabarn01
2y ago
The problem is unsolvable. You have two sets of people with sets of claims on the same land. Both sides have an unshakable resolve that they are in the right and nothing is going to change that.
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sabarn01
2y ago
There is a large democratic majority that supports border enforcement including deportation. Shouldn't the policy conform to the majority.
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sabarn01
2y ago
Latin America has its own problems with or without American intervention. Venezuela elected Hugo Chavez all by itself and he destroyed the country. I am for a very lax immigration system but one that does have some form of accountability
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2y ago
How would that work in our system. The election are distrusted and open by law. Trump is an authoritarian who will test the system but the system will hold.
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sabarn01
2y ago
Why do you think you don't. It could be you who is deceived. Everyone thinks they are the person that sees things for what they are but it can't be true for all of us.
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sabarn01
2y ago
I am 100% sure there will be an election in 2028.
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sabarn01
2y ago
Compared to what some Ideal sure. Compared to being raised or cared for by the state my guess is that would change.
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sabarn01
2y ago
In general people take care of their kids. In general the family is good you can always find edge cases.
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sabarn01
2y ago
capitalism is so that strangers with no reason to cooperate can via the market. It should have nothing to say about you network or closer relations and how you interact. Altruism has a large place in life but in general it is directed to
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2y ago
healthy society only work if most people are virtuous and take care of themselves and their families. The cost to care for the neglected and broken isn't sustainably if its more than a tiny percentage of the population.
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sabarn01
2y ago
It also makes switching jobs lower cost. If I just change where I log in and I don't know anyone I work with who cares.
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2y ago
One guy I finally got fired because he built a lego shelf at his desks for weeks rather than work. I'm not saying that is normal but people can drag out slacking off for a long time remote.
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2y ago
I hate working at home. I have 20 years of going into an office. I need the separation or I just work ineffectively for a lot longer. I'm Dyslexic and choose teams that didn't work remote because I don't like Async communica
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sabarn01
2y ago
Democratic doesn't mean transparent. If the people represented by Congress make things secret that's still democratic.
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2y ago
It was investigated the pilots followed roe.
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sabarn01
2y ago
This is obviously false. All states have intelligence agencies military secretes ect.
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sabarn01
2y ago
I think this is a grey area. If you commit a crime via the internet like fraud can a state go after you? I guess I think so. Should Assange have been prosecuted is a different matter. Can journalists be prosecuted seems also like a hard c
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sabarn01
2y ago
Its not like what wiki leaks did is new. The pentagon papers were published 50 years ago. The us government should be held to high standards and we need a press to do that. At some level however in a world of competing states if an organ
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2y ago
The US government responded to popular will and left Afghanistan. We abandoned far too many, in an incompetent withdrawal.
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2y ago
If Assange showed any interest in also undermining Russia or other authoritarian regimes I would feel more compassion. I think criticization of the US foreign policy is fine and the press has a role. To me his case has always been grey. S
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2y ago
The british and French assumed the germans were going to swing though belgium again as they had done in WW1. Also they spread their tanks out as infantry support the germans had concentrated tank units.
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2y ago
Two of the kids later died in parental custody after being returned. I'm not sure what prejudices I should evaluate. My experience is that Indiana CPS has a hard job and can't get it right in a lot of cases. We don't have a
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