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by buttercraft 2y ago
> To be honest, I never figured out what the evidence could even look like. Right on cue.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Did voir dire not apply?
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by buttercraft 2y ago
They said branch offices
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Are these made up? https://www.forbes.com/sites/conormurray/2025/02/10/elon-mus...
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by buttercraft 2y ago
There are two types of meetings: ones where you come up with a decision/plan of action, and ones in which you pass down information. Make sure you know which type it is first. Your list then applies to the first type.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Wow, post after post of rhetorical, bad faith bullshit. Amazing.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
FWIW, I completely misinterpreted their comment too. I thought they were talking about actual young people and the intersection of innocence and ethics or something. Never would have connected it to "child comments."
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by buttercraft 2y ago
> ultimatum Yeah, I think there's a bigger issue with management here if this is how it was handled.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Are you referring to the Clinton Health Access Initiative, to which USAID gave $7.5 million in 2019 during Trump's term, or is there another one?
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by buttercraft 2y ago
> Compromise The problem is that the republican party has had a "no comprimise" policy for a while. It's like they put the party before the country.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Not voting doesn't mean you automatically agree with the winner's policies, no.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Assertions made without any evidence. Again.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Yes it does? It shows how the other aircraft in the sky would have appeared from their position
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by buttercraft 2y ago
> extreme black and white view of things You mean, like, the poster you're responding to? That's their M.O.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Multiple dictionaries recognize the usage of "hone in" to mean "sharpening" your focus on something rather than "home in" which is to move towards something.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Excuses detected; no root cause analysis allowed.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Ah, sorry. I see it now.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Are you referring to Hellwig saying, "No rust code in kernel/dma, please."? I took that to mean just dma.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Transparency that allows consumers to make their own, informed decisions is "discrimination against useful tools"? What the fuck am I even reading?
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by buttercraft 2y ago
In my area, US attorneys recently went after someone for misuse of PPP money and got a judgemental against him. The person who turned him in got a big, fat reward.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
What audit?
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by buttercraft 2y ago
What a dishonest take. "...Justice Department and advocacy groups sued, contending that the state had in fact purged at least some eligible voters and that it did so in violation of a federal law that bars systematic removals from voti
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Well, if you wait until that threshold is crossed, it's already too late!
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by buttercraft 2y ago
It appears to be a question asked in bad faith. Then you crossed into personal attack.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
Uh, if you wait until he's a fascist dictator, it's too late.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
It sounds like you want to ban knowledge of gambling .
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by buttercraft 2y ago
It seems like you are responding to the worst possible interpretation of what they wrote instead of what they actually wrote.
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by buttercraft 2y ago
> The literal definition distinct is Irrelevant. What matters is the meaning in the context of SQL. > weird and inconsistent and a waste of time. For all the language bugs due to the existence of null There are necessary, semantic cas
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by buttercraft 2y ago
This is nonsense. Someone has to haul away the trash, police the streets, put out fires, teach the kids, ya know.... all that stuff you feel entitled to. The people who actually take care of a community aren't "entitled" fo
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by buttercraft 2y ago
What if you don't know that the comment is wrong?

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