ignoramceisblis

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by ignoramceisblis 4y ago
Yes, let's keep piling on blame to our favorite boogeymen: conservatives, Republicans, ... Any shred of evidence or not, it must be piled on! Surely we are not the ones fanning divisiveness.
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by ignoramceisblis 4y ago
Being "color blind" is not being racist. It's the opposite. Be good to good people--that's what matters.
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by ignoramceisblis 5y ago
The "logic" employed here is: "We were told or otherwise made to believe your industry should stop doing what it's doing. Therefore, you should stop doing what you're doing." ("I know the future. You don&#
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by ignoramceisblis 5y ago
When white dudes do good things, like supporting emergency shelters when their working-class lives are not otherwise consuming them, we get to take them for granted. Talk down about them. It's okay. In fact, it's all the rage. Don
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_shooting_of_Dallas_police... Except it happened at a BLM protest. And in this day and age, evidently having someone commit some violent act at an event is enough to blame scores (and
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
Correction: And they ask "where are the police?" after unanimously deciding to defund (rather, abolish) the police. So an entire police force must be abolished because of the alleged abuses of a few?
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
Addendum: Minneapolis should also be considered, as their local government took similar actions which resulted in similar - predictable - results: https://hotair.com/archives/ed-morrissey/2020/09/16/
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
Because I didn't see a link to it in the article, a brief explaining why the decision was made: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/department-justice-identifies... If you govern a people and willfully allow them
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
This is the same kind of behavior that arises in those who scream "Fascist!", as they put their boot on your face and punish you for not doing exactly what they want you to do. It's all for power.
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
You encounter this more than you might think when you point out other peoples' (or bots') bullshit. There are people (and bots) in the audience who feel they have to shout you down, and, effectively, prop up the bullshit. But, of
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
It's funny you mention the court system as knowing how to deal with manipulated and falsified evidence, but you imply the videos from Project Veritas, &c., were "cleverly-edited exposes," when it is the courts - and even
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
It certainly depends on the type of mask. N95 and higher (N99, N100, and similar) provide, in my view, adequate protection for the wearer. There are plenty of other parameters though, eg. proximity and time near others, the size of the room
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
Also "real bullying" through "supposed victimhood."
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
First, reporting a lack of intelligence that directly links those actions to Antifa, especially only a week after the first protest, does not mean there was no direct link. But have a counterpoint, from some people who already had some inte
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
"No true Scotsman." Really? And I'm not sure how bad you think the rioting and looting was, but in Minnesota (mostly Minneapolis) alone, the economic loss is already estimated at $500 million dollars, with over one thousand b
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
The poster stated nothing of the sort. You're conflating "expressing opinions" (by clicking a button) with: making it less likely for the poster's expression to ever be seen.
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
Even before reading the article, I correctly guessed the message they wanted to send. By a large margin, most "news" that I've seen that gets any popular attention (through channels with any significant number of consumers) h
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
Your statement is just not true. They retracted their study because, in their own words: "Although our data and statistical approach were valid to estimate the question we actually tested (the race of civilians fatally shot
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
If Autodesk had not profited from sales to these types of people, would they be in a position--or even exist--to provide their helpful technology for more noble efforts?
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
Shouldn't poor people of different skin colors be fighting each other, instead?
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
This is pretty silly, to purposefully avoid an alternative source of information, in particular this source. Much of this article, as well as much of their other articles, simply report from other sources (like Twitter).
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
But if a lie is repeated enough...
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
The broader issue is about having respect for others. If we all followed the golden rule, all the time, we could find this planet is a paradise.
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
Given the preponderance of attention that has been given to the "other side" of this "non-tech political" situation by this site--the happy-glowy "completely peaceful" protests (as mentioned by at least one oth
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
What percentage of tweets in general are by bots? Not insignificant, I'm sure. Bots did not spring up for this occasion.
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
Have an upvote. We're conditioning a culture to be hypersensitive, and at the same time, for some of them, hyperaggressive. Lack of experience has always clouded the vision of humans, but many find themselves, willingly or not, living
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by ignoramceisblis 6y ago
It was a straw man. Designed to make you think less of a certain group of people.
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by ignoramceisblis 7y ago
Ever the victim. He threw himself under the bus.
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by ignoramceisblis 7y ago
It's the latest spin on the "herd immunity" meme.
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by ignoramceisblis 7y ago
At least on using the age of git/GitHub repos to determine the legitimacy of a project/effort: I would say it's not uncommon for some groups to time the release of their code with the publication of some announcement of it. I

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