shit_parade2

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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Certainly did not make him a better human being between condoning torture, kill lists, and his utter disregard for human liberties. I wonder how any child could respect such a bloodthirsty parent.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Perhaps English is not your native language? How do you know TPP fines are settled between governments? TPP is still ongoing, and is secret. How can I be more clear? As for your opinion about free trade, it hardly deserves a response, pleas
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
How would you know what the TPP entails? From leaks it suggests it involves companies suing governments for cash settlement. Also, you are rather naive if you think 'free trade' means free trade, it will be nothing of the sort, it
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Smuggling, ignoring IP laws, refusing to comply with fines or other rulings. You seem like a smart guy, try using your brain.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
The simple solution is to ignore illegitimate laws. The legal process no longer concerns itself with the average citizen, why then does the average citizen show concern over the law?
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
The American legal system lacks any semblance of justice or legitimacy. It is a system designed to empower and serve the State.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Since these things can be opaque, archlinux updated to disable "hotword": https://projects.archlinux.org/svntogit/packages.git/commit/... thanks to the maintainer and the FOSS community in general.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
? Why do you think people are discussing this, might it be because, gasp, the source code is being audited?
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Ritchie's ghost tells you to get off his digital lawn https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennis_Ritchie
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Bilderberg 2015: where criminals mingle with ministers(theguardian.com)
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Because water doesn't cost $3 a gallon.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
We don't know the full scale of such things because it is considered a state secret.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Its bizarre how people will say something when it flies in the face of observable reality. the US police state slaughters more people than is acknowledged, it requires a UK newspaper to get the correct amount. Cite court cases all you want,
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Cops kill 3 people a day, sounds like execution to me. Funny how dead men can't defend themselves or contradict the narrative police give -- which is often wrong when caught on tape. I don't think you fully grok how many more peop
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
By every measure the US has the most imprisonment. America is the première police state, how else would you measure it?
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
One reason the US has a policing problem is because of the reflexive and thoughtless defense people give them. How many more Chicago Blacksites, 'accidental' deaths while in custody, and shooting and killing of unarmed citizens do
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Police are murderous thugs. Their pensions should be cut and department budgets gutted. US police kill about three people a day, and shoot and harrass many more and all with hardly any consequences. They even openly operate 'blacksites
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
No worries, the secret laws totally make this legal, honest!
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Every greyhound bus I've been in has a tiolet in the back, maybe not the most amazing experience but it sure beats pissing into a water bottle.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Because the US government has proven so trust worthy in recent memory with all the secret laws, torture, and murder of innocents. What an endless parade of jingoists to ever defend the exceptional American empire.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Passing secret laws is a hallmark of a dictatorship.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
It does in fact make a difference when the law prosecutes some but not others. That is how kings and dictators rule, by enforcing 'the law' selectively and in secret.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
When you celebrate political theater that reaffirms the status quo with some window dressing you are essentially saying "yay, tyranny". Dismissing criticism with a flippant "perfect is the enemy of the good" is lazy and
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
And bad is brother of worse. Slogans are easy, what's hard is recognizing the difference between political theater and meaningful change. America is tumbling into the abyss of tyranny and people celebrate.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
The other option is to quit but offer to train their new employee as a consultant at twice or thrice your previous salary.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
The document is classified and supposed to be kept secret for four years after the entry into force of the TPP agreement or, if no agreement is reached, for four years from the close of the negotiations. How do people put up with this crazi
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
The power and authority of the state emanates from the people, don't let your government convince you otherwise. If enough enough people woke this morning deciding their government was no longer legitimate those in power would be gone
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Developing using twitter open source and api is essentially asking to to robbed by them if anything you make is successful.
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
Here is a better example: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=yeahyeah At the time this was the top comment and completely derailed the conversation. Pretty sure that wasn't a Russian agency, take a guess which one
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by shit_parade2 11y ago
If only that gumption extended to the US tax payer footing the bill to be spied upon.

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