ImJamal

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by ImJamal 1y ago
Is there a single bank that doesn't require ID to start an account?
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I don't even know what you are trying to get at this point. 99% of people would also not have clue. > So it's not really about the wording itself, it's more that the phrase "biological man" is standing in for som
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I'm a little confused. There are already rules and laws banning a cisman from going into women's bathrooms. There isn't a law or rules at the location, in many states, stopping trans women from going into women's bathroo
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I am not saying that removing exconvicts ability to vote is dangerous. I am saying a state could require a background check since somebody could be an exconvict from another state. Imagine requiring a background check every year to vote.
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I'm not going to continue this conversation unless you can actually get to whatever point you are trying to make. You know exactly what I am trying to say and are trying to play some sort of semantics game according to definitions that
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by ImJamal 1y ago
> Background checks for ammunition sales are common sense This is going down a dangerous path. If you have to have a background check to exercise your rights then somebody could require a background check to vote (some states don't
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I know a guy who has down syndrome and he is the happiest guy I've ever met. Any time I see him, even if he doesn't see me, he is smiling and just looks like he loves life. When he sees me, or anybody else he knows, he gets the bi
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by ImJamal 1y ago
I am talking about sexes and you know it. Please stop being so obtuse. Anybody old enough to be here have heard people using the phrase biological man.
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Many police carry a secondary handgun in case they lose their primary or whatever.
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You can't be serious? If you want to use the more modern terms then biological means cis as opposed to trans.
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Military police need them to prevent people from entering the base.
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Perhaps, but it is the fear of a biological man is in their private space that is causing them to have friendly fire.
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What are you even trying to say? Women don't want to experience violence and fear. This is one of the things the feminist movement was trying to solve. Now that many of them are experiencing fear in bathrooms you think they are transph
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by ImJamal 1y ago
You know exactly what I am saying. Please don't try to play semantics.
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It is mostly the T that feminists have issues with, though the Ls have significantly higher rates of domestic abuse than any other relationships, so I could see some feminists having criticisms. A biological man going into a women's ba
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Believe it or not, but not all feminists are progressive. Some think that women in porn is negative to all women. Same with abortion. There is also no reason why feminism would need to support LGBT? The point of feminism should be to suppor
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Last I checked the UK was in Europe and what you are replying to only mentions Europe, not the EU. Regardless, the EU is also pushing for the same stuff.
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The government, as far as I can tell, is paying interest on the debt and as such your example seems flawed. It would be like you decide to stop going to restaurants and now you aren't going into debt.
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Almost nobody cares about anything other than ad blocking and to top it off the reply to the comment you linked is even mentioning that they were only talking about ad block...
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Brave has built in ad / tracking blocking without using MV2. If MV2 vanished in Brave you could still have blocking without using uBlock Origin
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I don't think that is possible so long as inflation occurs. When money is worth less, items costs more which means more economic growth is necessary (increased salaries, expenses, etc). Maybe I am missing something though?
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Probably not related. From the article: > xAI is one of several leading AI companies to receive the award, alongside Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI
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Nobody is trying to avoid hiring an ethnicity. There are plenty of Koreans that would still be hired, those from South Korea and everywhere other than North Korea.
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This is a common thing. Does nobody remember Microsoft's Tay?
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> The WWW was invented in Europe. Built using the internet, which was invented in America. > All modern chips are bottle necked by European EUV. Which uses US tech. My understanding is they have to follow US sanctions even.
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> Yes, these things mutate over time. Their historical roots are interesting but have no bearing on their common usage today. I agree. I was just commenting on how the historical understanding is not more accurate for today's unders
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> If I were in charge I'd reorient the leanings so that sources like NPR would not show up as "left-leaning" but as centrist (i.e. a more European alignment which is more historically accurate/real, IMHO It is not his
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It is when some people consistently parrot the idea that weed is harmless.
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I don't think they care about it and is what I am complaining about. These politicians are just using Ukraine to weaken Russia. If every Ukrainian died as a result they would be happy if it weakened Russia.
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The Ukrainians can do whatever they want. My problem is, the person I was responding to, basically implied that the lives of Ukrainians is a sacrifice he is willing to make for the safety of the rest of Europe. I don't like that sort o

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