boston_clone

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by boston_clone 8mo ago
Both of your comments here, posted just one minute apart yet with completely different content, reek of LLM output.
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by boston_clone 8mo ago
Advocating for the removal of an abusive government agency that has been around for only a handful of years is very fucking different from professing white supremacist views. Trying to compare those because "they're only two words
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by boston_clone 8mo ago
Hey it’s only the first week of February - isn’t it a bit early to be vying for most egregious example of a false equivalence?
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by boston_clone 8mo ago
I’m distraught by what’s happening there, too. Truly horrifying details emerged in the last week or so. We must all not be discouraged from speaking truth to power, especially when power is abused - irrespective of country or creed! ICE mus
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by boston_clone 8mo ago
Be a little more curious then, friend. The author lives in Portland, which has been experiencing federal brutalization for months. Same place where the feds are repeatedly violating standards for warfare by using chemical munitions on civil
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by boston_clone 8mo ago
may I recommend the 3M 6000 Series Full Face Respirator? since the feds are using projectiles on random persons, something that is shatter resistant / impact tested for eye protection should be prioritized. pair with some 60926 filters
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by boston_clone 8mo ago
Oh, you don't have to out yourself like that; not here in public! Many people care about black lives and DEI. In fact, I'm willing to bet you probably agree with the most palatable form of DEI - jobs programs and hiring incentives
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by boston_clone 8mo ago
Real slavery, like what's permitted via the Thirteenth Amendment and propagated by over-policing black communities? Pretty sure the "American Left" is keenly aware of this, even if terminally-online armchair policy analysts e
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
not saying you’re wrong, but we have to get in the habit of sourcing our claims! whistleblowers testified to Congress about this memo that began circulating around mid-2025. https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/26499
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
There are some neat detection bypass / compromise methods using various image formats, including PNG [0] and SVG [1]! I imagine that folks like journalists could have that type of attack in their threat model, and EFF already do a lot
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
My friend, no. Again, words can have multiple meanings. Right now, when I highlight and define prototypical, I get the following: "denoting the first, original, or typical form of something". An example: "the phone emerged as
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
"Other things" most obviously being the racism caused in part by significant cognitive dissonance that uniquely affects white supremacists when having a black president.
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
Words also have multiple meanings, and change over time.
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
we have a food pyramid again? since when?
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
it seems as though you’re reaching extraordinarily far back in time to apply a definition that simply doesn’t exist anymore. hell, the time period you’re referencing (…80 years ago!) is when “gay” still meant “happy”. obviously, you’re free
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
You should try the carnivore diet and completely eliminate Vitamin C intake to prove them scientists wrong! Scurvy is just a complex myth, after all. Just like rickets, or blindness from Vitamin A deficiency.
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
Yeah, and no true Scotsman would put sugar in their porridge. Read a book. Brinkley's Rise to Globalism is a good start.
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
No, but I am one with regard to US foreign policy. Since you’re not (by your own admission), spend more time reading the globalist (1950s - present) reasons why the US meddles with foreign governments and what forcibly creating a power vacu
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
Thanks, ChatGPT.
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
Instead of strawmanning and presenting yet another false dichotomy, try answering their question.
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
Then your understanding of US foreign policy and what’s currently happening is too shallow.
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
You can actually “prefer” none of what’s happening. Being honest about doing bad things doesn’t make them less bad. Doing bad things covertly is still bad.
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by boston_clone 9mo ago
but why put yourself in a false dichotomy?
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by boston_clone 10mo ago
Is that because strong Republican-voting states are such bastions of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness? Last time I checked, places like Texas are using traffic cameras to track down women who get healthcare out of state, bragging
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by boston_clone 10mo ago
An inspiring tale of progress and change for the better! May more southern states unfetter themselves from regressive views.
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by boston_clone 10mo ago
Interesting. In my experience, the self-described affluent WASP-y types are exactly the kind of people that should probably smoke a joint and chill the fuck out every once in a while, lest they end up as close-minded conservatives. Thanks f
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by boston_clone 10mo ago
this is surprising to hear - thanks for sharing! i still can’t help but wonder if there are some perceptive differences at play here versus something learned.
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by boston_clone 10mo ago
there are strains that, to me, smell pleasant. maybe you’re extrapolating a bit? terpenes are what make up most essential oils, in fact.
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by boston_clone 10mo ago
hell yeah for being in that 5%! but why bring classism into it? in states where it’s more normalized, it’s pretty even across those differentiators: https://doh.wa.gov/data-and-statistical-reports/washington-t...
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by boston_clone 10mo ago
Fascinating. I wonder if this is a genetic thing similar to people who sense soap for cilantro, except with terpenes instead of aldehydes.

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