anonfordays

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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Why? No wrongthink allowed! Protect the narrative!
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by anonfordays 1y ago
They literally agreed with what he just stated. Don't comment with "gotchas" that you don't understand.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
The internet will interpret ID checks as damage and route around it.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>At Alligator Alcatraz and CECOT CECOT is not in the US. >people are held without charges You do not have to be criminally charged to be deported under civil immigration statues. The years of leftists smugly proclaiming "it'
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Exactly, you can paint "it's a concentration camp" on the immigration detention facility and it is miraculously still the same thing. Glad you agree, it's not a concentration camp.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
> We now have concentration camps Immigration detention facilities are not concentration camps.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Has there ever been another group of people that have lost so many existential wars in a row but still demand they keep their land?
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Leftists spent years trying to pass "hate speech" laws and now that right is trying to pass "hate speech" laws leftists are clutching their pearls. It came back to bite.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
If you're reading this thread, I gave throwaway7356 the opportunity to admit they were wrong and to clarify that they don't support pedophiles. They elected to double down and defended pedophilia and rapists instead because the
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>is a risky thing to say in public. I wouldn't say it not behind a pseudonymous account without some level of plausible deniability. Even peak cancel culture wasn't quite so chilling. Peak cancel culture was much more chilling
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>However, Tea could have done a modicum of cybersecurity work (or hired an outside firm) to prevent this. I have no doubt in my mind that this is what they did. An "outside firm" vibe coded this and delivered the results.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
It's not just SharePoint, it's the entire Microsoft suite of "productivity" products that the government uses. Is there a Linux alternative to that?
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Lol, charliebrownau's antisemitic mails don't get blocked, they get approval: In that exact mailing list numerous members say he is off-topic and should be ignored/blocked and that the project does not claim him: https:&
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by anonfordays 1y ago
This will, sadly, inevitably be the future. Third party "pricing algorithm" companies will use all your data against you to extract the maximum amount of money you can spend on services and products. The most "efficient"
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by anonfordays 1y ago
No one needed a code of conduct to police and enforce rules in a community. They didn't exist until 15 minutes ago and communities were fine without them. >That is why all grown-up open source projects have one. All ones that bandwa
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Ah, so not blocked. Thanks for confirming. A killfile is blocking, thanks for confirming. >No, that is not correct, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44565662 . No, I was correct, you are wrong: https:/&#
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Where was this valued community member blocked? Killfile and all, same as it ever was. Troll was called out multiple times for posting off topic garbage. https://www.freelists.org/post/xlibre/Proposal-Standards
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by anonfordays 1y ago
A pedo-free bar where only emotionally stable adults with thicker skin are allowed? Sign me up, we do deserve this.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Meanwhile on the Xlibre mailing list: You mean the troll that in that same thread is called out for being an off-topic spammer and blocked? https://www.freelists.org/post/xlibre/Proposal-Standards-for... You&#
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Not to mention being a Nazi bar It's not a Nazi bar, it's the complete opposite of that by welcoming anyone from any race and background. Ends up even worse, Wayland and Freedesktop are pedo bars, and they've been project
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by anonfordays 1y ago
What makes it better than Vagrant for this use-case?
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by anonfordays 1y ago
The plain letter of it states: All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. The argument is that certain overse
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by anonfordays 1y ago
I've never come across this quote. It is useful, thank you!
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>No, some of us just have apps that let us know when someone replies. Sad and cringe. >Whether you were logged in or not, the decision to reply to this thread after a week was the sad bit. Translation: "You're not as termina
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Garcia doesn't get the protections afforded by the Seventh Amendment: Deportation is a civil treatment . It's one of the actions the government can use when you violate civil immigration laws: The Court added that an alien
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Deportation is a civil treatment . It's one of the actions the government can use when you violate civil immigration laws: The Court added that an alien being removed by the government is not being “deprived of life, liberty, or
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>It's pretty sad that you decided to come back to this a week later Not at all, I have a real life and don't log in every day and furiously click refresh and go through all the comment threads unlike you because you're so
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Well, it does say that explicitly. No, it says this explicitly: All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Are you suggesting all racists are White rednecks? Leftist have suggested and stated that only White people can be racist. >Whiteness has repeatedly expanded over time. Unscientific term. https://www.nas.org/blogs&#x2
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>The idea that only "white rednecks" can be racist certainly is interesting. Yes it is. Thanks to delusional beliefs: https://www.nas.org/blogs/article/where_did_we_get_the_idea_...

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