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colpabar
5y ago
No, it’s very different. We’re not talking about 90%+ of women, we’re talking about the women who previously held records, who now can no longer compete because we’ve expanded the definition of “woman” to include anyone who claims to be one
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colpabar
5y ago
To put this another way: any argument that boils down to “the free market will solve it” is complete bullshit because it doesn’t account for these people.
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colpabar
5y ago
>"Nobody took out a stiletto and cut my balls off" -- I've always loved that expression. I think the modern era equivalent would be having your picture taken and posted on social media with the intent of shaming you. I can
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colpabar
5y ago
I agree that it's the banks but do you have any evidence to support your claims that it's the christian right?
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colpabar
5y ago
You know that's not what swatting is right? It's when you call the police and falsely claim that someone is raping children in their basement or some other horrible crime so that a group of men with guns show up and arrest them. I
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colpabar
5y ago
My understanding is that the payment processors hold the power here. https://www.thedailybeast.com/why-mastercards-new-porn-rules... CESTA/FOSTA definitely plays a part, but why would mastercard wait until 2021 to make
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colpabar
5y ago
Do they? More crimes means a lower solved crime rate, which looks reflects poorly on the city's leadership.
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colpabar
5y ago
> If farm workers' job gets sufficiently bad from a value proposition perspective, then people will leave the occupation and employers would be forced to pay higher wages to attract workers. Serious question - have you ever been poo
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5y ago
It's important to remember that this was in the past. The FBI, as well as every other three-letter-agency, are the good guys now, and they are totally ashamed of doing those things. They're definitely not doing anything like t
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colpabar
5y ago
> Sometimes i find an idea that i may accomplish. Afterwards next i'm thinking about the idea and i realize the idea is not fullfilled or not useful for humanity, community, at least for me So what? There are plenty of really cool p
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colpabar
5y ago
> Then you aren't trying very hard to stay informed I don’t disagree with this, but I don’t think the burden should entirely be on us common folk. We are the ones being lied to. We can’t only focus on “staying informed,” it is criti
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colpabar
5y ago
Another brilliant move in the game of "let's only allow US approved opinions while claiming to be unbiased." Next up we'll be allowed to deadname russian trans people!
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colpabar
5y ago
It's insane to me that people don't think this way. The mainstream US media, in perfect lockstep with the gov, told us all that iraq had weapons of mass destruction, and then we found out it was a complete fabrication. And most of
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colpabar
5y ago
Thank you for this!!! I use the repl all the time and had no idea I could do this.
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colpabar
5y ago
I give a shit, and with all the talk of how dangerous misinformation is, it seems like a lot of people should. At least, that is what we’re told. I can kind of understand the notion that it’s meant to boost morale, but the idea that western
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colpabar
5y ago
Thank you for saying this. I really can't stand the "west good, everyone else bad" arrogance I see here sometimes. Western rulers lie to their people too! As an exercise, search for "the ghost of kyiv" and then try
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colpabar
5y ago
Could you elaborate? Is this just something you noticed, or are you referring to some publicly available metric?
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colpabar
5y ago
It’s not just clickbait though. If the US wants a war, chances are most mainstream news organizations will all agree. If the US wants to expand the surveillance state, most mainstream news will tell us why it’s necessary. If the US wants to
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5y ago
I have tinnitus and I can see it too. Tinnitus is a constant ringing in one or both ears. Constant, as in it is always there. There is no true silence anymore, because the ringing is always there. There is also no cure, and really no cert
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colpabar
5y ago
Have you used them though? I have two steam controllers and the "mouse circles" are pretty finicky. I'm sure the pads on the deck will be better, but I still doubt they will be precise enough for a game like factorio. I hope
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colpabar
5y ago
I think this is why it just rubs me the wrong way. I think twitter is an awful medium for anything substantial, so if I were her, I would have written a blog post or something instead. I'm also aware that twitter is probably better for
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colpabar
5y ago
Thanks for explaining!
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colpabar
5y ago
> Who needs the crap „startpage“ as a startpage anyways. I understand this 100%. Youtube is the same exact thing - the home page is total garbage unless you enjoy watching the same 8 videos you just watched. But we're in a thread ab
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colpabar
5y ago
Sounds like the spotify app. Why can't there just be a static button to get me to my recommended weekly/daily playlists?
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colpabar
5y ago
> Hoover's FBI more or less got away with infiltration and assassination because the enemy was "stinking hippies" or "terrorists". But don't you see any kind of resemblance to that and what's happening
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colpabar
5y ago
Did she post evidence though? She refers to pages of presentations that we don't have access to, so why is she more trustworthy (other than not being the coinbase guy who everyone seems to dislike)? Also, I don't know how business
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colpabar
5y ago
You don't understand - that won't happen because the good guys are in charge now.
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colpabar
5y ago
nice strawman, but it's 1984, not 1980 ;)
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colpabar
5y ago
This is a really lazy whataboutism. Let's assume that both the blm protests and the convoy both had "a few idiots or provocateurs in a sea of tens of thousands." Now compare the media coverage and government handling of the t
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colpabar
5y ago
> Next time it won't Sadly, it most likely will. The left I used to know wouldn't be caught dead cheering on the coordination between federal government and private businesses/banks to deny people the ability to organize a
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