bill_joy_fanboy

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by bill_joy_fanboy 1mo ago
Of course, full accountability belongs on the man for the failure of the parenting partnership.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 1mo ago
The assumption that being a father is easy denies the lived experience of fathers. How would she know whether being a father is easy or not? She's never been one.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 1mo ago
I just love how you assume being a father is easy. Grass is always greener and what not. Being a father comes with its own responsibilities and subjection to judgment by the community. The phrase "deadbeat dad" is in the common ve
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by bill_joy_fanboy 6mo ago
UK has public/socialized healthcare. If you are a smoker, you are much more likely to be a burden on this system. Makes sense to ban these types of activities if the costs of them are socialized rather than individualized.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 6mo ago
Yep. A bunch of unemployed and "unempowered" men sitting around leads to them thinking things like: "Maybe we shouldn't be so cooperative anymore."
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by bill_joy_fanboy 6mo ago
No one believes anything the NYT says.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 7mo ago
As if "policy makers" in the U.S. care about anything other than getting re-elected and continuing to deceive and scam the public.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 7mo ago
Yeah, like how does the collective mental health and well-being of society affect you in any way, bro? Mind your own biz... /s
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by bill_joy_fanboy 7mo ago
the word you're looking for isn't "panic"; it's "indignation" ;)
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by bill_joy_fanboy 8mo ago
LOL! As if human-generated news content is any more honest or accurate...
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by bill_joy_fanboy 9mo ago
In this day an age, if you are a Western man defending a Western country's leading power structure, you are a fool. The idea of being drafted to defend my country that sells me out at every opportunity is laughable.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 9mo ago
> What a nihilistic perspective and empty life. Equally nihilistic are owners, managers, and leaders who think they will replace developers with LLMs. Why care about, support, defend, or help such people? Why would I do that?
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by bill_joy_fanboy 9mo ago
Like any shrewd businessman, I negotiate to receive the highest price possible for the minimum cost on my end. This is how business is done.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 9mo ago
Which is why quiet quitting is the logical thing. Managers and business owners shouldn't take it personally that I do as little as possible and minimize the amount of labor I provide for the money I receive. Hey, it's just busines
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by bill_joy_fanboy 9mo ago
I've noticed the same thing with regards to actually attending college. People still go; they just complain about it more. The only change is that there is a much more cynical feeling about the experience. School spirit is out. People
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by bill_joy_fanboy 10mo ago
If a discovery is good, someone else will want to steal the credit for it. That would apply to discoveries made by men or women. I highly doubt that there is any proof of a sexist conspiracy to steal the limelight from women specifically. S
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by bill_joy_fanboy 10mo ago
> You're not a doctor, you're not qualified to tell the difference, you're not trained on cancers, you're not even in the medical field. The monopoly is held for exactly this reason. The idea that a position of author
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by bill_joy_fanboy 11mo ago
Sick burn. Now, do you have any ~good~ arguments that prove me wrong?
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by bill_joy_fanboy 11mo ago
Because you feel like it should apply?
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by bill_joy_fanboy 11mo ago
> “Freedom of speech and of the press is accorded aliens residing in this country.” Unless this quote is directly from the constitution, it's totally worthless to support your argument.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 11mo ago
This is just a tired old emotional argument. It won't phase anyone who sees the results of modern immigration practices.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 11mo ago
And I'm reviving it.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 11mo ago
Citizenship in this country is not a right. Why is it important that we allow more people in from these other nations? Why is that a good thing?
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by bill_joy_fanboy 11mo ago
What exactly does "stagnate culturally" mean? As far as I can tell, America has rapidly become a cultural cesspit, and yet immigration has never been higher. Not sure I follow...
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by bill_joy_fanboy 11mo ago
Citizenship in the United States is not a right.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 1y ago
> The problem with the "war on drugs" is that it treats "supply" as the problem. Well, that's because supply _is_ the actual problem. The real issue is that our government isn't attacking the supply side har
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by bill_joy_fanboy 1y ago
Do you understand what "winning" the drug war would entail? Realistically, it would involve making anyone who was involved in importing or selling illegal drugs disappear instead of just imprisoning them for a while and then letti
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by bill_joy_fanboy 1y ago
That's because all major media outlets in the U.S. are run by the same people.
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by bill_joy_fanboy 1y ago
Is it really counter-productive, though? Propensity to do harm through crime, violence, etc. is largely a genetic attribute. Take a violent drug lord for example. Do you really want a woman capable of loving him allowed to continue on as if
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by bill_joy_fanboy 1y ago
Well, that's nice that you feel that way. But, you don't get to decide what people "deserve" or what "should" happen. I happen to disagree. I think these crimes (and many others) should follow you more or less

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