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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
You're downvoted because you're wrong. Illegal entry can be a crime, but that's far from the only way to there the country without legal status, and last I knew visa overstays were the most common immigration violation.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
I think American Christians should do neither. Restricting a child's access to information in order to indoctrinate them into a set of beliefs unquestioningly is a form of child abuse. Various forms of psychological and physical abuse
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
Kerr county and the state of Texas murdered those people with politics. This is just one of the dangers of rejecting expertise in favor of demagoguery.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
This is an interesting point. If this ends up working well after being optimized for scale it could become the dominant architecture. If not it could become another dead leaf node in the evolutionary tree of AI.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
Ah, a post with 9 votes and no discussion. But it was technically there, so this post with discussion and more eyeballs should be removed. That's a great way to shut down discussion.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
And a bullet is cheaper then incarceration. But we have a duty to human rights, which isn't always cost effective or expedient. But if those rights are lost for anyone they're lost for everyone. After all, how do you prove you&#x2
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
This is new information about the type and extent of extrajudicial torture (and likely murder) the USA is engaging in against its perceived political enemies. This hasn't been discussed in depth since Abu Ghraib.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
Look at historical conditions in apartheid South Africa or pre-revolution France.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
Is that not the case? The North Korean government is still in power and Iraq, while not under Saddam, turned into a power vacuum that eventually gave rise to ISIS and various other regional instability.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
Do you have pets? What if the city made you get rid of your dog because a neighbor didn't appreciate the barking? The neighbor here needs to take their lumps and fuck all the way off.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
There's something deeply sick in a society where the strongest objections to the genocide being carried out are not in opposition to the genocide itself, but rather that the indiscriminate killing could reduce the chances of recovering
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
I'm an American citizen, and when I cross into Canada I'm greeted courteously and professionally. I've never been pulled to secondary screening and I've never had a hostile interaction. However, when returning to the Uni
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
I think there's been plenty of discussion of the above, and it often dovetails with immigration enforcement and the pretty reasonable assumption that the masked kidnap squads are law enforcement impersonators in much the same way the a
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
They probably also don't want Americans abroad and able to see how much better things are in so many places.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
I would be very interested in hearing an Iranian perspective on how daily life changed for people when the Islamic Republic deposed Pahlavi.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
I'm not sure what you mean, can you elaborate?
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
But under this guideline it seems that if I say "ethnostates are a crime against humanity and Israel is committing genocide to create an ethnostate just like the Nazis did" I'm violating these guidelines in a number of ways d
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
Having beliefs and advocating for them does not preclude one from doing journalism, and I would argue that undoubtedly any written account of occurrences on the ground during protests are journalism, regardless of the slant. You really don&
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
This is more evidence that "secret police" are a threat that must be neutralized. Between assassinations and other imposter crimes, this is becoming a dangerous situation. And it's equally bad for legitimate law enforcement,
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
"But why didn't Nancy Pelosi deploy the National Guard?"
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
The obvious answer is education and vocational training programs to help people develop skills that are needed today. Unfortunately, the people most affected by the changing demands of the modern economy are also people who have been negati
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
I feel like this is a correction made if not in bad faith then to muddy the waters. Some states held primary elections, others canceled them, and the incumbent didn't participate in any meaningful way. So yes, many states held 2024 d
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
I don't completely disagree, but as a regular cyclist with maybe only slightly above average fitness, I can drop the hammer at an intersection and be at 22mph in 10 or 15 seconds. I also own an ebike with a throttle and it's not s
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
The general right-wing friendliness of the movement. If not fully Russian-style kleptocratic petrostate then at least American style fascism. If the Alberta conservatives were courting European relationships that would be one thing, but it
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
It's just wild to sit in Alberta and push to become a Russian-style oligarchic petrostate.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
The Republicans already ignored the parliamentarian ruling they couldn't use reconciliation to prevent California from setting a combustion engine sunset date.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
There was specifically the televised "Russia, if you're listening..." quip followed by the release of the DNC emails.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
Doesn't really matter, the legally pertinent question is if a new religion were to form tomorrow, would its clergy also be bound by this law, and the answer seems to be yes.
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
Apropos of this conflict, to where did Bin Laden escape?
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by SauciestGNU 1y ago
Consult a physician if your web app displays a throbber for longer than four hours.

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