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grumio
1y ago
> Their ratings are plummeting which shows their viewers are tired of what they're doing. Source?
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1y ago
I'm glad you came around to understanding what it is. I'm not behaving like a kid, I just prefer if people don't whitewash what fascism means, like you did in your previous comment (but not in this one). Muddying the term onl
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1y ago
>Beating people who think different than you is the pretty much facism. No. Fascism is fascism. I'd recommend reading Umberto Eco's "Ur-Fascism" if you are interested in learning.
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grumio
1y ago
Interesting, thanks.
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grumio
1y ago
Kimmel said that Trump fans were trying to distance themselves from the shooter... that is a fact. Could you please share what you mean? edit to add: also, saying a lie isn't a reason to have FCC license taken away. see: Fox News.
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grumio
1y ago
> used often by every administration since. When else has the FCC chair threatened to take a license away for someone saying something they don't like? Source?
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grumio
1y ago
Did Biden's FCC threaten to revoke a license for speech they didn't like? Could you please share a source?
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grumio
1y ago
correcting is part of human communication. it happens all the time, nothing personal.
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1y ago
>Biden shutdown the US during COVID. No. Trump was president during COVID shutdown, which was mainly in 2020.
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1y ago
True. You bring up another data point of similarity between ICE and Gestapo: they are/were both legal. My issue isn't with just the legality, but with morality.
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1y ago
ICE deports US citizens. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/ice-deported-3-childre... They're like the gestapo because they act in secret and hide their identities. They arrest dissidents because they say
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1y ago
That's a lie. https://www.snopes.com/news/2024/10/16/undocumented-immigran... People are critical of ICEs practices because they ignore the due process constitutional rights of people in the US (all
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1y ago
> The media pretends that everything is uniquely bad when Trump happens to do it and they turn a blind eye to Democrats doing the exact same stuff. It is exhausting to argue with people who refuse to understand this hypocrisy happening r
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1y ago
Given up being a debunked 2020 election conspiracy apologist? The Steele Dossier was commissioned in 2016, before the election. Trump is claiming the 2020 election was "stolen" well after. Both bad. But not the same. Trump's
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1y ago
> there were many sketchy things going on around mail-in ballots and stuff. Just because Fox News repeats false claims over and over doesn't make them true. Do you have sources? 2000 mules was debunked. Fox News settled for their fa
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6y ago
I suppose you're right. US would come to be known as anti-user-generated-content, as Australia came to be known as a place where the gov can compel companies to make backdoors. Companies would migrate their workforce, servers, etc.. Ma
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6y ago
This is from your source: "The findings of the study found that adherence to mask use significantly reduced (95% CI, 0.09-0.77;P5.015)the risk for infection associated with influenza-like illness" https://www.cambridge.
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grumio
6y ago
Imagine flagging an article about section 230 as off-topic for HN... It would be a disaster for every website with user-generated content, especially smaller ones.
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6y ago
May as well blame a spam filter for letting a phishing email through. The weakest link is human judgement. I wish NYT used a headline like "Another Arrest, and Jail Time, Due to police trusting flawed facial recognition and not doing e
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grumio
6y ago
Absolutely right. They need to have some skin in the game, or otherwise be held accountable if their actions cause harm. That can't be solved with a software update.
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6y ago
The sitting president and his allies are actively trying to bypass millions of votes by asking state legislatures to appoint electors against the state's voters' will. That's a fact. Well, they did until that didn't work
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6y ago
Same. I've been seeing more "the boot is justified unless proven otherwise, and no I don't need to provide a source; and if it is proven otherwise, I've already lost interest and moved on." and less "innocent u
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6y ago
You're blaming the protestors for having illegal toxins used against them? I'm confused.
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6y ago
Using expertise and scientific tests on an unknown object to determine what it is and uncover a contemporary conspiracy? That gratifies one's intellectual curiosity.
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6y ago
Is blocking the collection of samples from a storm drain an extreme measure that's OK? If they're justified, why are they hiding evidence?
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6y ago
"The federal government’s refusal to cooperate with chemical weapons legislation and local lawmakers has further hampered research by CWRC and BES. Federal troops have erected an illegal barricade around the Mark O. Hatfield Courthouse
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6y ago
I was expecting to see a realistic convincing deepfake before the election, but this did happen: a video was faked making it look like Biden addressed a crowd as if they were in a different state. Pretty lame as far as fake videos go, but i
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6y ago
"evidence" sourced from tweets, gab dot com posts, infowars(!) and youtube videos aren't good enough for me, and they aren't good enough for the courts... And I'm not dismissing them just because of their sources; a
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6y ago
This is great. This is the new Yuletide log channel.
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grumio
6y ago
Maybe something that's aided by an AI that generates English texts(a little similar to your iPhone auto-suggest, but more advanced) so that the sentences are valid and coherent. The recipient would need to know some sort of key/&q
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