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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
Agreed. I think it's important to remember the lack of real "mass deportations now" when you see two things: 1) low Trump approval rating. Likely due to lack of following through on these promises (rather than disapproval of
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
Well-stated. Our prior solutions to internal enforcement of previous Border misses no longer work given that the scale of border "misses" exploded after deliberate non-enforcement.* Now larger-scale internal enforcement is needed.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
you think it's reasonable to have 24/7 surveillance and then case support to get a hedged trimmed?
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
Very similar feeling to watching the liberal/progressive party fangirl the FBI and the intel community edit: in reality the times have changed and so has the country and the parties. All of these pre-2008 stereotypes are stupid and not
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
>the fact i was never stopped makes me even more terrified of a panopticon. Is their surveillance that bad -- or that good? "I'm terrified that this panopticon so bad that it doesn't see anything"
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
This is stupid. Unless you happen to be the one that crashes it won't be a factor at all.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
Apple's heavy handed vision works for me in the phone format. I've spent my years messing with android ROMs and don't want to go back. I would love plug-in display type functionality for my phone, but not at the expense of le
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
Don't presume too much about the US Navy's fleet decisions. Using that same logic you could presume that smaller, aged and poorly maintained fleets are advantageous for naval supremacy since that appears to be the choice of the US
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
Bad reading comprehension.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
Endless wars pre-date capitalism. Western defense companies are hardly capitalistic. They are as "planned economy" as it gets. China is wildly capitalistic in many aspects. Maybe Chinese companies don't lobby for war because
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
We'll decide which jobs we want to work, thank you.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
We have had mass surveillance for a generation now. It would be great if they used it for mass deportations.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
Mine fail all the time. Cheap Amazon Basics, expensive Phillips. Do they fail more than incandescents? idk maybe not, but they fail much more often than their advertising would suggest.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
The US Navy consistently builds reactors on-time and in-budget
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
I recently sold my 1TB M1 Cellular iPad at a loss and picked up a 2019 Intel MacBook Pro for exactly the same reason. I don't even need GNU-freedom, regular MacOS is fine. I just can't live with a iPadOS anymore. edit: you can pry
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
I'm with 4chan on this one. The actual problem is people like you.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
The better alternative is no ACA.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
>Meanwhile, the ACA was quite frankly a love letter to conservatives. revisionist in the extreme. Not reading the rest of your comment after this one.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
The only reason we have the US is that we rejected this notion.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
The insane thing about the US is that 350M people are being represented. The government needs to represent a minority of people in order to become functional again. That said I bet the Senate exists in 500 years.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
Very fair question. Let's also consider the inverse. Are there any modern government run success stories in Britain?
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
>You can't just go and kill other people on the high seas without due process You actually can. It's actually the standard way. The rest of what you say is nonsense. The world pretended it was true in the post-WWII liberal worl
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
>credibility Okay this cost seems worth it.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
Well stated.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
Who will make us pay? And is that cost less or more than the cost of hundreds of thousands of opioid deaths?
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
The principle is that of self-defense. Drugs have killed more Americans in recent years than did all of our 20th century military actions. We are right to use military force (and not judicial force) to meet this threat.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
outlaw therapy
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
"What if they did that to us?" We have a navy precisely because people have tried to do this to us and we decided we'd rather own the water.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
Yes! Absolutely yes! Comply and wait for friendlies to come to your aid.
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by ahmeneeroe-v2 11mo ago
New generation could be deployed on the same timelines as a data center.

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