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croon
6y ago
> You've no issue quoting the prepared statement asking Capitol Building protesters to go home What I quoted wasn't the prepared statements. The prepared statements you quoted was long after he got massive pushback and moves to
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croon
6y ago
That is during the capitol assault. Which is explicitly why he isn't consistent. Where are the "thugs", "terrorists", "anarchists", etc? He's never hesitated to use those terms before. It took him a
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croon
6y ago
I'm not surprised that he's read a prepared measured speech. What I haven't seen, and I would love to see "cherry picked" is the rhetoric I posted but reversed between the two groups. I'll make a bet and say th
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croon
6y ago
> Empathizing with someone and addressing their concerns is a textbook opener. It is not the same as condoning their choice of actions. I was responding to that. That's how it relates. I proved that he condoned the actions through a
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croon
6y ago
Sure, like he called BLM protestors "thugs" and the movement a terrorist organization to calm things down. He's not being diplomatic, that's not a thing he does. He likes things that benefits him, and condemns all things
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croon
6y ago
If you say "We love you, you're special" to violent insurrectionists after the fact, I don't think you need anything more explicit than that.
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croon
6y ago
Here's one account: https://www.wsj.com/articles/one-trump-fans-descent-into-the... "Hey, I need my digital soldiers to show up on January 6". "We fight like hell". "And if you don't
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croon
6y ago
The cases had no merit, is the many times over proven fact. Having a voice doesn't mean anything you say is cemented truth. Having a voice means you can file a suit. It is either heard or thrown out based on merit. His own appointed ju
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croon
6y ago
A dice has an 83% chance of not landing on 6. It still, at times, lands on 6.
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croon
6y ago
Holding people accountable to their actions? I fail to see the dark path we're walking down unless you think they're suggesting public lynching.
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croon
6y ago
Being willfully stupid and spreading that stupidity until it turns to violence should though. (where "participate in society" means being allowed on some/most social media)
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croon
6y ago
You could probably fix that with a small userscript, if so inclined.
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croon
6y ago
That I agree with. Experience is hard to shortcut.
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croon
6y ago
I think mainly what's wrong is our thinking of it as hierarchical. The "leadership" position should be/is a support position to help production staff perform to the best of their abilities. That could be someone less exp
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croon
6y ago
I don't moderate anything anymore, but I generally have an n strikes policy when debating with someone. If I spend [not insignificant amount of time/mental energy] with you just to disprove something inane, and you do that to me n
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croon
6y ago
At the risk of making a reddit comment... "relevant nickname".
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croon
6y ago
I just have to say I strongly disagree, and I've been on the internet for a while (multiple decades). The only reason reddit wasn't overrun by asshats even before more subreddits were banned were due to moderation. The same has be
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croon
6y ago
I think there's a tangent here for wardrobe and set design too. They probably don't want it to look accurate, but either to look like what we felt it looked like then through nostalgia, or how we wish it looked like then, dependin
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croon
6y ago
As a Quest owner, and previous Vive owner, if you can get over the Facebook thing, I would 100% buy the Quest 2 over anything else. The Index might be better, but it costs 2-3x more, and only works on PC, and needs the lighthouses. The hass
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croon
6y ago
I consider myself sophisticated enough, but my Bitwarden has 700 accounts, of which ~30% old ones are registered with a gmail address, and the rest are handled behind g suite. Granted that last bit might be partly my fault, even though I pa
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croon
6y ago
> He spared me the details out of politeness, because I wasn't into cars. Now, he doesn't spare me, and it turns out he's a mechanical grandwizard. It was right under my nose this whole time. I only have one, but have inte
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6y ago
No, there has been protests on lockdowns... Trump rallies are not it. He's the president of the US of A, he has actual power to affect things. He just doesn't like responsibility. It's a purely vain exercise. And I'm not
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croon
6y ago
Sure, and I can also easily imagine many ways in which it fails :)
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croon
6y ago
1) There are different speed limits on different roads. If you put an artificial limit on how fast your car could go, it would still go illegally fast on slower roads. 2) Speed limits change. It would be a hassle (understatement of the week
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croon
6y ago
No. You don't have to agree with the purpose, but my statement is factual.
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croon
6y ago
BLM has a purpose, and was despite of covid. Trump rallies are entirely pointless, and everyone there makes a statement of not wearing masks.
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croon
6y ago
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3722299
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croon
6y ago
Because it's not as profitable?
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croon
6y ago
> There's plenty of credible evidence that things were off this election if you bothered to look into the claims. If you have any, you should spread it everywhere. I haven't seen any at all. I have debunked a ton of crap though
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6y ago
> What kind of evidence would you expect to see? That any person in the long chain of people required for the type of conspiracy suggested would slip up and leave any tangible trace, have a change of heart, leak something, or that hundre
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