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2y ago
> Not all conservative Christians and right wingers think "women and LGBT people ... don't deserve rights Weird how those specific Christians who think women and LGBT are people don't feel discriminated against.
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2y ago
I would hope they at least reverse copy right duration back to something sane like 20 years.
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2y ago
Good, I'll help you pack your factory into your suitcase.
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2y ago
Nobody knows you're a Christian or right winger at a university until you open your mouth to let all the women and LGBT people know that you think they don't deserve rights, and it's not discrimination when people don't
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antifa
2y ago
lemmy, lobsters, etc.?
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2y ago
> You think it’s possible to do what Harris promises to do by giving each one a jury trial? Due process has been working mostly fine for the last 200+ years, no need to switch to fascism.
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2y ago
Let me offer you these educational links to give you a shallow introduction to some topics you are completely unfamiliar with: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Due_process https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki
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antifa
2y ago
Planting trees is categorically fraud, waste, and abuse under the current regime.
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2y ago
> It ask is not just for the right to exist, but to be placed within the gender heterosexuals are attracted to and accepted as no different. In this way, it lacks the libertarian arguments of gay rights. No one is forcing you to date som
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2y ago
And it's not like the exploding batteries where they have an incentive to do anything about it.
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2y ago
A lot of people live in countries that won't deport someone to the US for documenting a list of crimes against humanity performed by the US government.
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2y ago
> I've seen at least 3 people in my community [no longer feeling safe to express themselves and engage in harmless acts of personal freedom due to the implied coercive threat of a police state] it's like the sociopathic cherry
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2y ago
I wouldn't use any of those if it required windows.
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2y ago
I actually don't believe the NFT sale was primarily intended to be a scam, but the secondary effects of scamming his own fanbase were of course problably welcome. If someone were able to trace all the payments to their sources, it woul
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2y ago
Almost there tho https://theintercept.com/2023/02/19/organ-donor-ethics-priso... https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/18/us/organs-removed-deceased-al...
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2y ago
I don't remember Elon Musk (who is obviously a fascist if you do any basic research on his recent history and family history) being on any ballots. I don't remember Trump campaigning on mass layoffs. I don't remember Trump ca
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2y ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5yvyl710jpo Hard to say for sure about Jack Ma, did anything actually happen to him, and if so, was what happened to him fair? He seems better off than me. China still has many b
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2y ago
They could put pressure on the US government to enact economic reforms and stability or they can accept that sales will be down during Great Depression 2.
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2y ago
"Don't fix what isn't broken" is often becoming a survival tactic these days. You never know what new modern puchase you could make is spying on you, only works online (when no useful reason for that), made of cheaper ma
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2y ago
> Yes, that might be surprising to left-leaning US citizen who are aware of the recent floodings in WV and the lack of national help: the abandonment of rural area seems somehow worse in China. I can't say for sure how things are is
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2y ago
Hopefully (re)adding hotkeys to Firefox for Android is next.
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2y ago
Good, then less greedy people will start new businesses.
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2y ago
If you mean free from billionaires and oligarchs, then yes.
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2y ago
What are they going to do, pack up all the factories they own into a suitcase and fly away with them? Oh wait, they already gave them all away to China? So what's suppose to be the downside? Where's the threat?
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2y ago
Good luck getting permission to fly drones within X miles of an airport.
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2y ago
> how do you know they didn’t request this. That's easy. It's the Microsoft dark pattern era of computing, and Microsoft owns github, and Microsoft is heavily pushing "AI" and "Copilot" everywhere. Therefore
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2y ago
* argue with the car as misinterprets everything
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2y ago
McDonald's seems to recently have really bad soda at increasingly close to all restaurants in my general area, and if you try to Google information on this (prepare your tin foil hat) you can only find people claiming Joe Rogan told th
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2y ago
Pug has been pretty complete for quite a while, there just isn't that big of a potential for insecurity for something that becomes vue's html/jsx at build time and 99% of run time threats is basically that the dev sent unsa
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2y ago
The fact that the US does imperialism is common knowledge . The control and influence, by military, by corporations, by corruption, etc. is absolutely massive. It is very silly to argue it does not exist just because the British allegedly
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