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10y ago
That's an especially ironic statement you pulled because Malcolm X told blacks they were continued chumps and race traitors for voting Democrat.
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10y ago
It was Hillary's to lose but the D's did have 2 terms which made it tougher. Nonetheless, Trump gave her fodder daily. She lost to Obama when he was hardly known. Nearly lost to an old and little known socialist atheist/Jew.
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10y ago
Full tolerance allows us to monitor those that might be harmful. You can't convert most of them but you can watch them. And sometimes the people the majority thinks are being intolerant will end up being right. Bottom line though: look
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10y ago
They push a subtle hate for sure with sexist undertones. I had a recent conversation w two feminists where I pointed out a fact as reported by Harvard that women are getting paid less because they don't negotiate. I hadn't even ma
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10y ago
So true. Strategically most people should want people with those beliefs saying stuff like that publicly! Does it make any sense to push the fringe away and offline when we can let them expose themselves and then monitor them?
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10y ago
The ACLU disagrees with you. You can't have freedom of speech and then decide to put an asterisk on it. That's the paradox of tolerance. We have laws on harassment and threats. You don't get to suppress people's speech e
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10y ago
Never experienced that but you have way more control in a manual excluding powerful electric cars. You need to stop fast, well you have gears to utilize quickly in a manual. Need a pop to get out of a sticky situation? Drop the gear to get
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10y ago
I don't feel it's annoying. If you have a shifter it feels like you're actually driving. People will long for manuals as we move more and more into autopilot. Manual transmission. Double edge razor. Smoker grill. Get off my l
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10y ago
While I agree regarding traffic I think everyone would be way more courteous and the roads would be safer if everyone drove a manual.
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Except that project manager makes way more sense than business analyst when you're managing projects. Business analyst is a different role.
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10y ago
I voted third party and my leftist wife told me she lost respect for me. So tolerant these "progressives".
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The longer they are there, the more sold out they become. Career politicians are the worst. Completely disconnected from the people because the only thing they know is how to get elected and work the system for personal enrichment and job
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Agreed. Positioning is everything. If rather than saying people's cars are causing global warming, they said how about we get off our reliance of foreign energy as a matter of security and by the way it's better for the environmen
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10y ago
The Supreme Court has a really straightforward framework for their job though. They are judges not politicians.
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The left is more than the ACLU. I think the ACLU is generally pretty consistent. You're afraid of a prayer hanging up? A student, who does not even believe in God, finds it offensive? Should the Bible not be in a library either? That&#
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I didn't win anything lol. I'm third party and voted so but my wife and almost of my friends where I live are on the left. I was hoping for a 5% Libertarian victory for access to public funds (Presidential Election Campaign Fund’s
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Yes let's actively try to shut down everything the bulk majority people believe in so long as it has fringe examples. There are 280 Million Christians in the US [1]. How many of those do you think partake in what you wrote? Clearly thi
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10y ago
Voter ID is a good example of what you shared. The left pretends to champion minorities with their stance, but it's really a disdain and underlying racism against those groups: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrBxZGWCdg
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10y ago
So true. Progressive and tolerant on the far left (so long as you share the same views)
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The left doesn't embrace freedom of speech for those that think differently from them though. The left is inclusive of all sorts of groups of people so long as they agree and ultimately vote their way. We have a major homeless problem
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You know the vast majority of consumers need less resources than a developer though. So what's with the "because I need it, everyone would need it" attitude?
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> I'd rather say that the main discomfort coming from salary discussions is not caused by money, but about having some people acknowledge that they're not as "good" or valuable (in that setting) as they'd like to
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Can you clarify? The article is pretty clear about it being the known tomb. They exposed the marble surface.
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Perhaps you should start a startup that lists sites friendly for vim-based scroll events.
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10y ago
So true. Most people can't handle it. It's all relative to them and it's not usually logical. I worked for a small startup some time ago where the owner was paying me more than she paid herself but eventually we only had 2 em
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Employees care about them because getting a new title is an official recognition of their accomplishments to themselves and their coworkers, it looks good on a resume, and can definitely be meaningful for optics with clients. I really don&#
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That definition breaks down big time though depending on the nature of the business. I know one of my senior engineers could get more but I know he'd 1) work more hours, 2) have less freedom, 3) have less flexibility. I can't pay
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10y ago
> sometimes breaks when the callback code isn't what the promisify function expected Use $q.when() in your code if you aren't sure you're getting a promise.
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Programmers know their value and there's too much talent globally. Why would you deal with a union if you didn't have to (both sides)?
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Yeah predictability is a definite concern. However, many AirBnBs are more convenient in many ways. My place is accessed by touchscreen code and I let visitors check in whenever they want and usually let them check out late at no charge if r
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