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==giving more money to an underperforming school only makes it worse.== Is there no circumstance where more funding would help an underperforming school? It certainly “can” make it worse in instances, but there are many reasons that a schoo
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== put them up in hotels until their claims of asylum are adjudicated, which takes years. How is that not open borders== You answered right before asking, their asylum claim must be adjudicated. If it is denied, what happens? == Because tha
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==But you don't think that admitting, say, half the populations of all the world's best-known failed countries like Somalia, Haiti, Syria, El Salvador, DRC, etc.== This has never happened, is not happening now, and has not been pr
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In my experience (US-based), small business owners are one of the most celebrated segments of the population. I assume it is a small business if there are no other employees with which to celebrate. There is lots of help and support availab
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== Most people hate SAP but don't know what to do. Caught in catch-22, they hate it, but don't trust any other options== I think it is worth pointing out a little nuance I learned while working at SAP. - The IT department tends to
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== In the real world, Australia is significantly closer to A and further away from B than France is; and, unsurprisingly, France has significantly greater immigration-related social problems than Australia has.== Your example completely ign
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== But they don’t know how to reconcile “can save a few” with “can’t literally bring all poor people here without destroying our country.”== It’s also possible that they hold a fundamentally different view than you and aren’t just naive idi
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== the country had to import those adults from some other country whose people did have children== Those people chose to come the US for the opportunity as they have throughout history, even when birth rates were high. == Protecting and pro
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== So it's impossible to create a welfare system in order to encourage families. People need to have children first so that they can be made to pay for it.== This ignores some important facts. First, lots of immigrants already pay taxe
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I'm sure the elimination of free, educational content will be great for the working class.
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== On paper Trump is a centrist in many ways because he doesn't seem to have strong values either way.== He has enacted much of the Project 2025 agenda, which is a right-wing, authoritarian playbook.
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==I had to look up many of the recent examples to assume who they were talking about.== Seems you are only paying attention to one side if you had to look up the examples, as they are all quite recent. It doesn't seem like we are going
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==This is the sort of win at all cost mindset that's driving this in the first place. Neither side is proposing a real solution.== Except that Democrats introduced bills in 2021 and 2024 to stop partisan gerrymandering [0][1]. They als
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The point is that the entire party did a complete 180 on one of their strongest bedrock principles. These people still call themselves conservatives while supporting an administration that holds almost zero "conservative" stances.
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Were all the grand juries and juries Democrats too?
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The Big Beautiful Bill passed without any Democrats voting for it. Democrats are not great (or good) by any measure, but they did not confirm all the appointments that are doing this. ==Six nominees received no supporting votes from any Dem
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When he started at DEC in 1982, they had 67,000 employees and almost $4 billion in revenue. It seems like that type of success and size would imply some institutional knowledge. Their revenue, income, and employee count started stagnating i
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==why did they usually do it== I'm not entirely sure, maybe they did it to give people a narrative to distribute? I just know what they are doing now, which is forced starvation and violence without warning. The exact thing people warn
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In this comment, you invent a conspiracy and apply it to me in order to have something to attack. You even used scare quotes to make it extra bad. These performances kind of prove that you know the facts aren’t in your corner. The BBC video
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I don’t recall many people denying Israel’s right to protect themselves against Hamas (I’m sure some did). The concern was them using it as an excuse to perpetrate the Palestinian genocide they wanted all along. That is what we now see. You
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He worked there starting in 1982. When do you think the dot-com era started?
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I remember a lot of people predicting it would lead to this from the start. The response was often along the lines of “If you don’t support Israel’s invasion, you are pro-Hamas.” If those people had a come-to-Jesus moment, great. That said,
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== if you want to stamp out a young engineers creativity, start them working in a big org.== Jim Keller’s own biography kind of dispels this notion. He worked at DEC for 16 years when he was a young engineer (24-40 years old).
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== What you end up with will always be better than what you started with.== That is quite the absolute statement. Could you share some data to back this up?
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== I think the main reason people put forth the “latent fetish” explanation is in order to argue that pornography is harmless.== I think the main reason people blame their fetishes on porn is in order to avoid confronting their inner compul
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Can you clarify how it “harmed” you? You didn’t quite answer that question.
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== When i was growing up the prevailing mindset among parents was that their kids will trampled on if they teach them to show kindness. Now we want our kids to be kind.== I’m 41 and have noticed the exact opposite movement in my lifetime. T
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The difference is that confirmation requires evidence. If you had any evidence you would have provided it.
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