Defletter

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by Defletter 4y ago
Maybe don't flagrantly lie in the future.
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by Defletter 4y ago
I hold the opinion that slavery is bad. I think books that advocate for slavery are abhorrent. I guess the next step really is Soviet Russia. Well done you for pointing that out.
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by Defletter 4y ago
Censorship is not merely the desire to not see information. Censorship requires power and moderation authority. Merely blocking someone or a subject from your social media feed does not constitute censorship. When a public authority defunds
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by Defletter 4y ago
> Nowhere is it written that a public library must be publicly funded Uuuuh, I mean, I could understand you saying that a /library/ doesn't need to be publicly funded, but a /public library/, being publicly funde
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by Defletter 4y ago
The right wing have a habit of making their slogans more extreme.
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by Defletter 4y ago
That's because those people only begrudingly tolerated LGB people. Now they have an excuse to voice their intolerances.
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by Defletter 4y ago
Do you honestly believe that "urban folk" are Twitter addicts?
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by Defletter 4y ago
> If residents think that queer pornographic novels should not be on display for kids at library, Gosh, what an inflammatory claim. I better read the article to check that... > The book, which includes depictions of sex, was in the ad
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by Defletter 4y ago
> 5 minutes for each is better than 10 for Hitler and none for anyone else. But therein lies the assumption.
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by Defletter 4y ago
Tax exemption can be considered a form of public funding. Churches are beginning to be stripped of their tax exemption exactly because of their political operations.
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by Defletter 4y ago
Sure, but that's not the same thing: people overwhelmingly choosing to opt out when presented with a binary yes/no prompt is not the same thing as caring as much as you about privacy. Those people aren't going to start campai
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by Defletter 4y ago
"If they knew what I know, they'd care like I do." This is an extremely easy main-character mindset to fall into. The truth of the matter is that for a lot of people, perhaps even most, they wouldn't care even if they kn
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by Defletter 5y ago
Perhaps it's uncouth to comment after only listening to a minute or two, but I have to agree with what seems to be the premise of the episode that licences can and often are comically overcomplicated and, to put it politely, unjust and