IAmBroom

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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
> And one of my more radicle, radicle friends would say, "we will eat the vegans first, they are slow and weak"... A radicle is an early plant growth stage. No wonder they would hate the vegans most!
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
You are repeatedly asking for proof of a negative, which can't be done, so your requests are meaningless. You made the original claim (that Franklin was a member); now the burden of proof is on you to provide evidence.
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
It is a strongly correlated signal, if not a perfect one.
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
If this merely put the minutes and seconds in a readable font size along the "hour" arm, it would be cool and useful. I could glance and see it's about 1:30 pm. I could look for a second and see I have four minutes to my 1:30
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
This is exactly what a delay accomplishes: a trivial annoyance to legit users, but a real overhead to bots trying to hit-and-run users. Much like micropayments could solve the text spam problem.
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
"I have a long list of wants, and I require someone else who can't even see that list to tell me how this scores, because I can't be arsed."
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
In the world of spammers with zero accountability, it seems needed.
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
And their answer is caca. It's trivially easy to bury like-sized cuts of cotton (an old dress shirt would source several), while cotton underpants will vary in fiber content (none are 100% cotton today; they have elastic bands), size,
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
> * To provide work Cite required. Work in a pre-industrial agrarian society is ever-present, unless there's a drought. (Although in that case the coffin builders may need extra hands.)
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
> The Uvalde police department exhibited both cowardice and incompetence, but can we stop pretending they are representative of cops everywhere? No. There is sufficient evidence supporting cowardice.
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
The 5th has been distorted by the courts so much, that I wouldn't assume any novel interpretation would stand (and wiping data to avoid self-implicating is novel). For instance, apparently answering questions up until a point at whi
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
Nah, they were talking bout the taste of nails.
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
Sorta. Neither the human orphan nor the widow is fixed by your description; they simply aren't alone either more. The child is still an orphan; the woman a widow.
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
And you wouldn't see it from the POV of a natural citizen, not being one, but I assure you it has nothing to do with immigration. Cash is one of the few ways the "little guy" can sneak things past the IRS.
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
I'm speaking biochemistry, not nonsense, and you are conflating carbohydrates with "foods containing carbohydrates" (which is: all food).
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
That's a great point! The ritualistic "dressing" of sushi makes it seem ancient and enshrined.
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
> Also movie serials were actually the norm in early cinema. Cite required.
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
It is the brutal truth for an atheist, but not for most people. (I am an atheist, but I believe a logically derived set of rights can largely be agreed upon. These are, however, sadly still just an agreement.)
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
Then they expressed themselves very poorly.
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
You can manipulate the meaning of "good" to suit your purpose, but it generally refers to quality. Cost is a different aspect entirely. A one-dollar scoop of ice cream and a $100 scoop are both good.
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
> These aren't people living in poverty - they live well. We're discussing forced child labor, and you conclude "they live well".
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
I was unaware that goods self-assembled without human intervention. Please, elaborate.
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
OMG, that absolute dummy didn't know something that a human did in 2018! Are they not reading the entire internet every morning, when they wake up???
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
Not all opposing opinions are reasonable, nor "symmetrically unreasonable". When a reasonable human being and a xenophobe or racist argue, the truth is not somewhere in the middle.
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
Nonsense. Job applicants at the H1B level are all highly competitive, well-educated specialists of some sort. You can't hire scab helicopter blade design engineers. Not even from abroad. You have a small pool of those who qualify looki
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
Look up the definition of "premonitory". It definitely is.
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
> From 1945 to Reagan may have been one of the most extraordinary times for the “middle class” of any nation in the history of the world. Yes, but not the poor. > The distribution of wealth kept pace with the advances of efficiency. F
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
You're claiming police weren't used to harass trans people back then? Hilarious! Just wait until you learn about a bar called Stonewall...
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
I think it was the "immigrants" comment. To me, it's like claiming "black people like chocolate!". They do. So do most people. Why single out black people?
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by IAmBroom 2mo ago
That's how it works in established US communities, too. Contractors often give cash discounts (off the record). My lawn mower asks me to write "gift" on checks when I can't pay in cash.

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