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by Juliate 2y ago
> But they aren't trustworthy. That is the point. The US system sucks. That has been the discourse of Trump there for years. His platform was based on instillating further and nurturing this perception. Instead of encouraging Republ
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No thank you. We have a balanced and proportionate self-defence law here, and that is way enough. With the Castle doctrine, we would build up an issue that is non-existent in the first place. We don't want to be a violent society, that
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For one, they enable, yes. So there's a market to create here. But. It also doesn't take a lot of imagination to see what other beneficial uses they promise to bear, as a general device. Imagine having a computer plugged-in perman
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Is it? Not sure what some "politicians" ( cough Farage) promised them would happen, happened. https://www.brunel.ac.uk/news-and-events/news/articles/Post-...
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> in any system where there is some political influence over prosections. That's why you got to trust your democracy, and in the balance and independence of each branch; and work on maintaining that trust. If you ever get your trust
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USA-style Republican today? The thing is… if they were upholding the Constitution, right now, I could name one. Frankly, all that emerges from the brouhaha coming from the USA sounds like The Onion headlines on steroids. Looks like the alte
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“We”? Who are “we”? Gosh, you have no idea how far I am from the left in France. And how far I am from the far-right too. It’s not even on the same axis… but to chose between Le Pen (Putin puppet, as is Trump) or Melenchon (Putin puppet as
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I completely understand you as a European. I see the same thing, here, on social media, in some newspapers, even in some family. After WWII, we had found kind of an agreement of balance, and a dynamic indeed to institute legality and coordi
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What's peculiar is that we are in a situation where we hold so exactly opposite views about... life. Indoctrinated? I could return the exact same thing to you, from the perspective of someone whose families saw the exact same script pl
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Sorry, but I'm confused... It thought you were going to explain how "woke" is a bad thing, and how Japanese were counter progressive stuff. Instead, you give me two links to the current fascist White House propaganda - which
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No, the "rejection of woke ideals". What woke ideals? What rejection?
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What are you telling about exactly?
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Funny how principes are unevenly distributed too... Like, by the same principles (called, the law), the man that you made your president today should have been in jail for months, if not years; or, as in any decent democracy, should not hav
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by Juliate 2y ago
No, I’d argue that you do not understand the implications of your first amendment: because you have an absolute free speech, you also expose yourself to the absolute consequences of what you say, or do. Exposing oneself as a nazi exposes on
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We don't? Maybe you don't. From where I am (France), maoists, stalinists, mussolinists, napoleonics or confederates are pretty badly considered, maybe only considered weird and silly as long as they are just spouting vague theory
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by Juliate 2y ago
> The argument that it leads to violence is not logically sound and very minority reportesque. That a nazi salute, corroborated with converging political views…? You obviously don’t understand, don’t see how things happen. Or you do, and
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You’re deflecting. As such you demonstrate that you will not be an ally in case of a surge of unethical behavior. The point isn’t for nazis to defend themselves - it is to defeat them while you can.
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A nazi feeling empowered enough to open up and state his ideas is in itself a call to violence. Or you didn't experience, or don't know what they are, what they think and what they want ; neither the aftermath.
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Oh, you feel the need to defend nazis?
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But most cars we had in the 80s were less than 1000kg, and that was fine. Context differ from country to country, and from cities to countryside within countries, but in places where most of the population is concentrated in high-density ci
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You’re totally rewriting history here. Given the distance to the events, you cannot do so in good faith.
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That’s exactly who Trump is and what he wants, as a tool of cruelty to startle others. You’re denying evidence. You’re deflecting. It’s documented in the press and in the legal proceedings that it was Trump policy. You’re deflecting too by
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by Juliate 2y ago
Wow, amazing. There _are_ people that do not want history to be documented and reminded... For the record, my previous comments being upvoted, then largely downvoted, for a matter of facts.
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_When_ there is a manual. On the other hand, there's no excuse for designers & developers (or their product manager, if that's the one in authority) not to work their ass off on the ergonomics/affordance of the tools they
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Someone didn't like to be reminded of things. :)
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> Nobody was taken away by the Gestapo Someone forgot the "kids in cages" episodes in 2018 when Trump was only testing the waters... EDIT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_administration_family_se...
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Your comment, and you for it, is despicable.
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As many EU companies are. But it still looks like a lot of people responsible for risk-assessment didn't do their job properly...
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It's rather problematic for service providers in the USA: Europe is quite a huge market to lose (as well as a significant source for talents), and other markets may as well follow the switch. There _are_ working alternatives locally fo
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It's not the physical location of data that matters, it's the authority and control over the infrastructure and the data it holds. In other words, if a US authority has any say on what's running/hosted in data centers in

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