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by feet 4y ago
Cars and larger transport could be used occasionally for those bigger tasks. The problem is that people seem to use them for everything including transporting only themselves down the street
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by feet 4y ago
I think you missed my point about dividing the working class Capital owners want us to be angry about things like this because it prevents progress for workers. Nearly everyone who has a degree is a worker. Instead of being angry about how
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by feet 4y ago
The "upper class" is the capital owners. People with college degrees are generally workers, they do not own business or own capital. Calling degree holders "upper class" is simply a way to keep the working class fighting
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by feet 4y ago
It's just a talking point from fox news with zero nuance or awareness. Plumbers could have loans, they could have children with loans etc
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by feet 4y ago
Do you think capitalism can exist without policy and regulation?
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by feet 4y ago
Why would a percentage based fine make people unequal in the eyes of the law? The percentage does not change and everyone would feel the punishment in the same fashion If a baby were to punch another baby, the second baby would feel pain bu
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by feet 4y ago
The study of economics is not exactly known for its rigor, I'm not sure how much value that has
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by feet 4y ago
How would somebody even use it? You make it easy to break into?
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by feet 4y ago
That's assuming that those bases are even the goal for the people implementing the policies, which I am not convinced is the case in the US. If that is not the assumption then we can just make arbitrary claims about anything and calcul
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by feet 4y ago
My apologies, I appear to have misunderstood the comment chain. The commenter saying that the whip cream law discriminates against minorities is incorrect. Prohibition itself does discriminate against minorities but age regulation does not,
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by feet 4y ago
Hippies and anti-war are the minority, which is specified in the quote. Hence my clarification. So why was the question presented?
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by feet 4y ago
I'm wondering why the question was presented in the first place then, as this is in the quote: >make it illegal to be either against the war or black, but by getting the public to associate the hippies with marijuana
523.
by feet 4y ago
How would your average thief get into the phone in the first place? Do people just not have encrypted devices with reasonably strong pass codes? I'm wondering what the threat model is here. Is an agency with the capability to break int
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by feet 4y ago
Unpopular with vehicle manufacturers
525.
by feet 4y ago
Or formed violent gangs that purposely kill innocent people like the LASD has https://knock-la.com/lasd-gangs-little-devils-wayside-whitie...
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by feet 4y ago
Seconding this. Eluktronics has some well spec'ed machines
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by feet 4y ago
Claiming lofty ideology is not useful because those policies never exist in real life
528.
by feet 4y ago
People in the counter culture who are against war mongering are historically considered to be a minority The term "minority" is not only about race
529.
by feet 4y ago
That's a non equivalency Ability to purchase a substance is not the same as being provided a space to use a substance obtained elsewhere safely to curb overdoses These policies are about reducing harm, prohibition itself increases harm
530.
by feet 4y ago
Plant science and husbandry builds upon chemistry/biochemistry While you may not be an expert in all of the fields you can definitely understand the basic rules that govern all of these things and build upon that. Mathematics describes
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by feet 4y ago
If the names are obfuscated and the contact info is the same, what purpose do they serve?
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by feet 4y ago
The way I see it is that forms of socialism and communism are true democracies in that when everyone is part of the state we should all have equal say, an equal vote in deciding policy
533.
by feet 4y ago
I would argue that capitalism is exactly what the American system is. These terms are descriptive rather than prescriptive.
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by feet 4y ago
Governments blame people because those governments are usually captured by industry and the rich capital owners
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by feet 4y ago
It wasn't about pure fighting ability. Germany overextended their supply by moving into the USSR which weakened them But this is all beside the point of extreme nationalism being a bad thing
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by feet 4y ago
What does that mean, exactly? How many people alive today truly remember what it was like during WW2? I would argue that Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union is actually what did them in, not the US invasion
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by feet 4y ago
So if we add the US that's 5/300+ Sorry, I don't know how many countries exist but that's a pretty tiny percentage
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by feet 4y ago
>given the history involved. It's almost like other countries could learn from that history of extreme nationalism. The US especially
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by feet 4y ago
Or host your own
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by feet 4y ago
You can even host your own overleaf instance, I used to be on vscodium + latex workshop like another commented, but hosting my own overleaf instance has made me more mobile and collaboration is a ton easier now

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