woodPurchase

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   by woodPurchase 2y ago

   >That remark is a response to a comment on the video that, according to Filho, came from Linux kernel maintainer Ted Ts'o: "Here's the thing, you're not going to force all of us to learn Rust." >The video depi
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   by woodPurchase 2y ago

   I'm not going to say that's untrue, it obviously isn't. But friction, distance, and drift are going to work in the opposite direction The result depends on the ratio. I don't see why we can't have trade and relation
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   by woodPurchase 2y ago

   If they were similar in numbers why would it be the Japanese ceding instead of the foreigners? Even if so, it's all the more reason to not let them in in the first place. Keep Japan Japanese for the Japanese
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   by woodPurchase 2y ago

   >People are more willing to give up on traditions and cultural norms than to have constant friction with their neighbors Toshi would tear down his local shrine and import the third world because it's better than having some Judeo-Ch
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   by woodPurchase 2y ago

   Nations are not made from dirt. National character wont seep into any group that wonders in. Replacement of the Japanese means the death of Japan, just as much as it does to any other country and has caused so many issues in the west Econom
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   by woodPurchase 3y ago

   When you look at any [N]GO memo on planned population reduction, Jaffe memo, Kissinger report, The World Bank's 'Population Planning', they are completely aligned with what feminism (and the general left) has been bringing fo