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by chuckee 5y ago
> openly promote the idea that whites are superior and deserve to dominate society. From what I could gather, the idea they're promoting is for whites to have a separate society, and not dominate anyone. But since they're so
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by chuckee 5y ago
How does sharing code silence him?
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by chuckee 5y ago
Jefferson more than just didn't live up to his ideals by owning slaves. His ideals themselves would be anathema today: Nothing is more certainly written in the book of fate than that these people [negros] are to be free. Nor is it les
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by chuckee 5y ago
While I don't know how exactly the SPLC arrived at their categorization, the "self-described" part is false. The 3rd paragraph of their "about" page shows: > We also believe that whites, like all racial groups, h
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by chuckee 5y ago
Not if they include a debunking. Right now we only have their word, which isn't worth much. Though that is a wonderful catch 22 they can use as excuse. We should be content to know only that the banned party was guilty. Of what, exactl
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by chuckee 5y ago
Yes, that is what Google says, without citing any examples of what the hate speech in question was. This way they can censor any politics they like under the pretense of hate speech.
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by chuckee 5y ago
American Renaissance's entire channel. That has, as far as I'm aware, never called for violence, or spread misinformation, though I welcome news to the contrary.
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by chuckee 5y ago
> Camera technology can overlook and exclude people of color. We're committed to reversing this bias with #RealTone on #Pixel6. I had heard that film was, in the early years of color photography, biased to correctly capture the skin
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by chuckee 5y ago
Interesting standard. So only genocides during "regular times" count? And as long as there are tensions, you can't say things are working out? Anything short of perfect harmony might as well be civil war and genocide?
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by chuckee 5y ago
You have it backwards: ethnic violence is more prevalent in diverse countries without boundaries separating different groups: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal... Look at ex-Yugoslavia.
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by chuckee 5y ago
I find the appeal to religious freedom contemptible. An animal does not suffer any less if it has to be conscious during its slaughter for religious reasons, rather than secular ones.
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by chuckee 5y ago
> the CCP is organizing scholarly conferences and asking researchers to look for the root causes of the demographic problem. What a proactive approach. I wish Western governments emulated it.
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NYC Board of Health Declares Racism a Public Health Crisis(gothamist.com)
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And Netflix degrades video quality on untrusted platforms, and there is a host of apps that refuse to run on unlocked phones. Wide availability of TPM could be just what is needed to spread this to PCs - which are the exception among comp
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by chuckee 5y ago
> the Identified Documents are not required to be released on the ground that they constitute material communicated in confidence. So a government entity can hide from FOIA requests any information related to its dealings with a private
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by chuckee 5y ago
It starts with something palatable like anti-cheat systems. But I look forward to video players using the TPM preventing screenshots or recording, and after that, websites preventing screenshots or copying text, and your bank verifying your
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by chuckee 5y ago
> AB-1591 was made an “urgency statute” under Article IV, §8(d) of the Constitution of California after “an organized band of men armed with loaded firearms [...] entered the Capitol” So, an armed insurrection? By blacks. Which we are
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by chuckee 5y ago
> For more than a century, the people of the United States have been locked in a game of cat and mouse with the forces of separation and segregation. Forces? Wouldn't it be more accurate to say that the government of the United St
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by chuckee 5y ago
Conservatives are against the status quo in many areas. Immigration, globalization, outsourcing of industry, public housing used as residential desegregation.. I suppose if your stereotypical, borderline strawman conservative wants nothing
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by chuckee 5y ago
> Our Hubbers’ dedication to their own acumen was evident when 97% of them completed the Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging learning journey. The 3% that did not were too dumb to realize that would land them on a list. > learning circ
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by chuckee 5y ago
Maybe instead of resigning, malicious compliance would be better. Have the Berkeley website and brochures clearly state "Students and faculty are not allowed to express the opinion that merit-based admissions are preferable to current
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by chuckee 5y ago
If you're willing to call the civil rights movement silly, sure. But in any case, the university and courts and media should phrase it honestly and directly. "This court finds the university's racial discrimination is legal&q
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by chuckee 5y ago
It's hilarious they think they can change the meaning of words by legislation. Or it would be, if people didn't play along.
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by chuckee 5y ago
I found the language used the most interesting part. This article, and the WSJ's [1], both write "did not discriminate against White and Asian-American applicants". Which is later contradicted by "U.S. District Judge Lor
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Court upholds University of North Carolina’s use of race as factor in admissions(washingtontimes.com)
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by chuckee 5y ago
What about trademark issues? E.g. if I buy coca-cola.net (assuming Coca-Cola forgot to register that domain) and use it to sell watered-down Coca-Cola (or software with adware tacked-on..), doesn't Coca-Cola have a valid case against m
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by chuckee 5y ago
Use 'position of power' to argue that systems are biased in favor of a group, not against it, then use that positive bias as evidence for the groups power. Brilliant.
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On Afghanistan withdrawal, NYT turns to Raytheon for independent ‘analysis’(thecolumn.substack.com)
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by chuckee 5y ago
> No reasonable person can view this coverage as proportionate or reasonable. Ah yes. If only the media refrained from disproportionate coverage and using single events to imply country-wide trends.
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by chuckee 5y ago
I don't think any of the (real) authors are trans, so it's not ideologically difficult from that perspective. On the other hand, feminism is (nominally) a movement to establish equality of the sexes, and about fighting against gen

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