Duwensatzaj

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   by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

   Codes of conducts are political weapons to be used against those disfavored by the powers that be and ignored when the elect violate them. Drupal and Larry Garfield years ago, and most recently Python and Tim Peters.
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   by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

   Trademark, not copyright. Copyright can’t be extinguished by common use. Trademarks can.
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   by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

   >while not violating anyone's freedom Compelled speech is a bright line violation. There are very few scenarios where it is allowed by American precedent, and a graduate's resume is absolutely not one. Note that the legacy admi
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   by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

   For example, Hillsdale College and Grove City College do not accept government financial support so they're not bound by various legal requirements.
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   by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

   May I suggest Squick instead?
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   by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

   Truly disgusting how many people conflate attacking a terrorist organization with minimal civilian casualties with terrorism.
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   by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

   Any kids killed were accidental as opposed to the Hezbollah rockets shot at northern Israel. When those rockets killed 12 kids playing soccer those deaths were intentional.
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   by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

   Is corruption of blood a trend? I can think of one case where a minor sports figure was fired for decades old statements from his father, but I haven’t seen any others.
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   by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

   It’s not humor. It’s religion for the irreligious.
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    by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

    Look at the Exception section. Grease payments are allowed. You can’t bribe border guards to sneak things through, but if they demand a bribe to do their job or your servers get mysteriously blocked from import, paying them off is allowed.
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    by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

    Ebay took out a share of classified revenue as well. Quick search said classified ads were 40% to 70% of revenue.
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    by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

    Shades of the novy sovetsky chelovek. How well did that work out?
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    by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

    You’re not banning anything. You’re proposing a total monopoly on effective weaponry for this joint army. And requiring global controls on 3D printers, CNC machines, any pressure bearing metal, and a range of chemistry and fertilizers. All
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    by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

    You misunderstand cause and effect. They have become financial instruments because there is insufficient supply for the demand. Unfortunately others with that level of economic ignorance tend to advocate for policies that fail to fix this
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    by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

    Considering the death penalty existed in English common law far before slavery, this is ahistorical.
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    by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

    What’s hilarious is cities like Washington DC going the other way and requiring degrees for child care while exempting current child care workers. https://dcist.com/story/22/08/18/dc-child-care-workers-co
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    by Duwensatzaj 2y ago

    FDR froze wages during WWII while excluding insurance benefits. That plus tax subsidies for third-party insurance and we ended up in the current mess.
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    by Duwensatzaj 3y ago

    There’s also some non-environmental reasons. 1) Increased diagnosis due to A) Increased awareness of the issue for both parents and medical staff. I think that one is clearly true. B) Rational response to educational incentives around relax
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    by Duwensatzaj 3y ago

    Then why do cops and government officials get QI in non-emergency situations?
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    by Duwensatzaj 3y ago

    > counterbalance alliance Russia had that in CSTO. After Russia ignored Armenia’s request for help, it’s worthless. And Russia has already created entrenched conflicts in a number of countries for exactly that reason.
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    by Duwensatzaj 3y ago

    Please do some research first next time. From the Beria wikipedia article: In 1993, construction workers installing streetlights unearthed human bones near Beria's Moscow villa (now the Tunisian embassy). Skulls, pelvises and leg bones
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    by Duwensatzaj 3y ago

    Hope they haven’t forgotten about Project 100,000 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_100,000 Another article is more explicit about exactly who isn’t joining the military anymore. https://www.military.com
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    by Duwensatzaj 3y ago

    Probably never. Entrapment in US law is when the government creates the crime. Offering up the opportunity doesn’t create it, just catch those looking. Maybe if they started heavily advertising it, sending spam to the same person continuous
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    by Duwensatzaj 3y ago

    So you want Google to lie about reality and punish people who state the truth. I honestly can’t understand why.
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    by Duwensatzaj 3y ago

    > You do not need to create fake wet signatures I’ve seen US Fed agencies reject signed documents when the signature is typed out, so the need exists.
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    by Duwensatzaj 3y ago

    Wrong. Housing is unaffordable because demand outstrips supply. Economic illiterates who blame “greed” making public policy tend to make it even worse.
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    by Duwensatzaj 3y ago

    Also illegal but not uncommon. To clarify, French judges can order paternity tests as part of a hearing. Germany has restrictions on paternity tests as well.
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    by Duwensatzaj 3y ago

    Cell phones. The shift away from desktop and laptops to cell phones is a major factor as well.
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    by Duwensatzaj 3y ago

    This is codified in law. Habitual offender sentence enhancement or three strikes laws.
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    by Duwensatzaj 4y ago

    Is that why billionaires are pushing millions into civilian disarmament aka “gun control”?