SamoyedFurFluff

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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
The people making up that appearance are actually republicans, though, and I think it is utterly bizarre to feed into that appearance as the fault of democrats. It’s the republican strategy to say and do extreme histrionic shit as red meat
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
Right, that’s what I’m saying. This is the opposite of a democrat dying on a hill. They cede everything and are killed for it on the spin. My issue with what you said is the claim <some issue> is not a hill to die on. They are not dy
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
Frankly it read to me more like Harris had a totally moderate response that was blown up by the right as something she is a die hard believer in. No one is dying on the hill of trans rights except for trans people as far as I see on the pol
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
We cannot for each immigrant do this estimation; that’s further bloating an already bloated visa and immigration system. You’d have legal appeals to under-estimations, etc etc. sounds like a nightmare. This is on top of economic studies tha
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
> Men, he argued, “need to propagandize your wife, training her to like the things you do.” Yikes. But more seriously, the report says there were similar projects done in Moscow, Idaho and in Kentucky. Is there any reporting of how those
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
I just want to note that asking this question implies an openness to one’s personal affairs that may not be appropriate in an anonymous, public setting. A person offering context and insight to a topic is not necessarily an invitation to an
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
I think rhetoric around immigration is functionally a Motte and Bailey game. Many of our most productive immigrants play visa games, overstaying, working on non-working visas, etc. in fact it takes a sort of grit, daring, and entrepreneursh
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
For folks unable to access the full article, does the judge say why?
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
Mentally what you need to do is prioritize killing adds once you’ve memorized the avoidance of the boss pattern. Additionally, a heavy use of tools is immensely helpful in removing adds before it becomes overwhelming.
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
Wait what’s wrong with a restraining order? Do you think it should be legal for a person to stalk and mail threats to someone, go to their workplace to issue threats, phone them to issue threats, etc? I acknowledge stopping someone is censo
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
Yes I agree totally with this, we should never open the door too widely to censorship. It should only be limited to speech to take away others rights as citizens and people. People can say whatever they want until they say “this person must
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
I actually don’t know if I agree with the last part. A chunk of the Rwandan genocide was a radio station instigating and advocating for the mass slaughter of a people. Atrocities in Myanmar also were originally advocated for in Facebook. On
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
But again I don’t have enough education to judge if my doctor is yanking my chain.
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
How can we have a competitive marketplace? I’m not a doctor (and therefore cannot informed evaluate the services) and even if I was I can’t search for my preferred cardiologist when I’m having a heart attack.
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by SamoyedFurFluff 1y ago
I mean, at minimum I doubt anything on his phone is relevant from a year, two years ago.
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
I think it’s more nuances, it’s saying that our definition of potential, best, etc, doesn’t weigh empathy for our fellow humans heavily enough. It’s an argument to flip that instead of our brightest minds being spent on ads, to instead say
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
A developing country cannot possibly lower their trade deficit with USA (which is what these tariffs are based on, not if the tariffs exist in the country’s side). They literally are too poor to buy our stuff, but they can sell their stuff
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
This is assuming America is even capable of producing what it needs to generate jobs or investment. There’s no point in taxing coffee from Africa; America doesn’t produce competing coffee! There’s no point in tariffing specialized electroni
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
Oh, this person isn’t a worker class. They’re managerial class spreading essentially propaganda against something that would threaten them,
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
You actually really can’t extrapolate too much from existing weapons when the nuke was dropped. The singular, overwhelming devastation of that one weapon radically altered international politics forever.
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
I don’t think this is limited to social sciences (wasn’t the wolf thing a biology one? When was biology a social science). I can argue for example plenty of physics theories are negative ROI and much of physics can’t even be tested much les
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
I think your definition of innate is counter to the common definition of innate. The common definition of innate is that there is no thought behind full understanding and capacity to perform- for example, snakes do not generally need to lea
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
I would say data structure and algorithms are not more practical to actual literal children. Better off letting them cook/bake, where they have to work out ratios, temperatures, giving one third more or quartering other portions, etc e
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
Handling personal information of citizens is subject to a lot of laws and protections. You can’t just put whatever software installed by whomever.
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
> But if you spend time around hospitals/pharmacies the number of seniors who have nothing going on other than making hospital/pharmacy visits is ridiculous. Who are you to say this, genuinely? If a person wants to refuse treat
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
If I’m in the hospital unexpectedly the last thing on my mind is logging into a “my RTO portal”, Jesus
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
How common is this, really? I think you would have to weigh the chances of someone going through multiple specialists (psych evaluation, obgyn, possible other referrals) over the course of months and then magically they come to regret the p
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
That’s a question indeed! If you know your largest donor is baby pulping inc. is it ethical to take that money?
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
> I don't need his approval or permission to use his experience. But you are using his experience to justify your own positions. I’m just pointing out that you’re merely speaking from authority that you don’t have just because you k
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by SamoyedFurFluff 2y ago
Yes. In a sense, your behavior launders adtech’s poor reputation. Think of it like this: what if I tried to argue with you “think of all the good we can do with the profits from the baby-pulping machine!” as an executive of the baby pulping

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