4MOAisgoodenuf

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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 1mo ago
In the United States, your example is explicitly protected by the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act. It is the legal defense of arms manufacturers who's product is sold legally and in good faith but is used by a third-party for
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 1mo ago
How is membership or leadership determined? How is a cell determined in this case? In the case of the Klan (which you conveniently bracket to only after WW2) it, in fact was an organization with a single "Imperial Wizard" at the h
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 1mo ago
Who is the leader of Antifa? Does a charge and conviction mean that this action is good or morally justified? If so then your issue with the feds designating Juggalos as a hybrid gang would be contradicted. This action follows the administr
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 2mo ago
I’m not afraid to say that we can be quite certain that the Flock surveillance network will be detrimental to civil liberties. No doubt.
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 3mo ago
But is anyone you know going to be within the vicinity of a crime being committed? That'll be 30 years
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 3mo ago
what difference does it make? He is sentenced to go to jail for nearly half a lifetime for transporting a box of magazines. This is insane.
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 3mo ago
What is the thing being covered up that is worth 30 years in prison?
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 4mo ago
The limits on range and speed (reported 50kph) would make it a horrible deal for the average American. 150k pesos (~$8.6k) for a brand new wheelchair-accessible city van seems like a killer deal in the Mexican market. That would come on the
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 4mo ago
The primary negative aspect of Ghost jobs (from the perspective of job applicants) is not simply that it "feels bad" but that it floods the usual channels of seeking work with garbage data. Assuming a world where there is a set of
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 4mo ago
Google exists to make money and is happy to change their opinions to suit the current force in power. But that “critique” of gender diversity efforts said that the lack of women in CS was due to some innate difference in women (rather than
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 4mo ago
I don’t think someone should be thrown in jail for a month for having polarized windows on their car. Red is a very popular color for the Giulia and window tint is not an uncommon item. Any random person on the street could be described as
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 5mo ago
Somewhat hard to be neutral when outgrowths of the Israeli state like the NSO Group and Canary Mission start taking a stand against privacy and free speech
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 6mo ago
When an “Islamic country” starts getting several billions of dollars in aid from the US and begins “quadruple tapping” civilians, then I suppose there will be some outrage. In the meantime, this outrage appears to be more based in the crimi
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 6mo ago
The house is full of furniture from America and Russia, but it is still bloody filthy
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 7mo ago
Do you not remember life before ICE and TSA or are you not old enough to legally rent a car?
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 8mo ago
I don’t think they should have to do those jobs. My statement is not putting the failure in the individuals who are accepting the work as a means of survival. My original statement stands, there is plenty of productive work to be done in th
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 8mo ago
I don’t believe that human beings should have to eat shit to survive.
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 8mo ago
There is plenty of productive work to do in the world that isn’t streaming through the dregs of the internet for hours on end. This argument is a false dichotomy.
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 8mo ago
His last name being “Langley” is a bit too on the nose. Like something out of a Pynchon novel.
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 8mo ago
Googling “earth is flat” nets you thousands of results from very passionate people willing to share their experience and expertise. (I just did to verify)
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 9mo ago
Please allow me to introduce you to the second gen Toyota Yaris
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 9mo ago
“We will be greeted as liberators” Has not come to fruition for previous US regime change operations. This kidnapping operation doesn’t give insight one way or the other into the will of the Venezuelan people. It, in fact, completely disreg
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 11mo ago
Until the 1920's it was not a crime to enter and work inside the US without prior authorization. Staying and working beyond the initial authorization of a visa is a civil violation, not a criminal one in the US. Laws are created by men
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 11mo ago
The vast majority of undocumented immigrants arrived legally and are visa overstays, which is NOT a criminal violation but rather a civil violation. For most of America's history it wasn't even illegal to enter the US without prio
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 11mo ago
> "To create new voters" How do you imagine this working? You do realize that voter registration requires proof of citizenship, correct?
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 11mo ago
what is the objective criteria for just or unjust laws?
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 11mo ago
In a densely wooded area, no. Your sight line is naturally blocked by trees, so a farther throw of light would be wasted In more open areas it can be quite helpful to have greater throw and flood illumination. In the American Midwest, being
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 11mo ago
The linked hiring page has a junior react/python position listed at $250k/yr The rest of the piece makes a lot more sense given the context that the author is temporarily divorced from the broader economy
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 11mo ago
The first paragraph of your comment and the rest of what you’ve written in this thread are in conflict with each other.
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by 4MOAisgoodenuf 1y ago
What Google services are broken on Firefox? My anecdata is that GSuite works completely fine daily driving Firefox.

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