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jeegsy
6y ago
Do you have a good link that explains how to do this? I am very much interested in implementing that
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6y ago
i left Spectrum for youtubetv for precisely this reason
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jeegsy
6y ago
You might be on to something there. In the email they sent out to subscribers, they are actually provided directions for if you wanted to cancel...I thought that was quite odd
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6y ago
I'm not even sure I see the economic viability of payday loans/microfinance even in the best case. Certainly not if you are running a private business based on that. If unreliable income caused you to need a loan in the first plac
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jeegsy
6y ago
I hope you mean amiable in the literal sense and not as some sort of quality associated with a white person.
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6y ago
Is the government allowed to sell that data?
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6y ago
Thank you for your courage...Always great to see a member of the tribe!!!!
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6y ago
ITM?
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6y ago
Thank you very much for providing an actual and IMHO the most important reason.
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6y ago
I am black and I don't think I have ever given a thought to this. While the change might be well meaning, I truly resent the implications. Go out into the world and train under-privileged folks on what they would need to be github empl
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6y ago
Oh we are going to hear a whole lot of after the fact rationalizations for this as folks pretend there was only ever one meaning of master
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6y ago
> The color of the Police is Blue, not black or any other color. At what point do these abstractions become ridiculous? White and Black are races but Blue is a different category and yet equivalent?
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6y ago
> Until you can demonstrate that isn't the case then using crime statistics as an excuse for police actions will be questionable at best What else can be used other than statistics? Is there some other common frame of reference out
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6y ago
I have the same issues with this cottage industry myself. The penchant for 'deconstruction' of superior art as a substitute for actual art is disgusting no matter how valid these deconstructions are. I'm just grateful to be a
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My statement wasn't in defense of the military. Rather it was a defense of my fellow citizens in the south who were unfairly characterized in the parent comment.
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> What's incredibly bizarre is how many other politicians have started copying It has always been this way. Professional politicians are just better by nature at hiding unseemly attention grabs. Which is most definitely not somethin
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6y ago
I never liked the sound of consent decrees. It sounded too much a decree as in dictatorship but 'orwellianized' to pass the smell test in a nominal democracy.
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6y ago
> The problem is that the military is basically welfare for small towns and southern states. When I read comments like these, I get a little bit sad. What is it about the ease of communication that the internet enables that people think
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6y ago
> Probably the single most effective thing to reduce police abuse in America would be to end the war on drugs and decriminalize drugs. I have very much thought the same thing. We might be overly optimistic but it would solve so many prob
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It is not often that I read a post that illuminates and informs the way your comment has. Everything you said should be obvious but I only came to that after reading your comments. Yet again another validation of the value and wisdom of lis
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6y ago
The more I observe the recent and not so recent developments in the OSS world e.g. the funding issues, acquisitions etc, the less extreme I think Stallman is.
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6y ago
I think that advertising from local small businesses might be ok.
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6y ago
Is there any other industry that believes it is entitled to your custom?
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6y ago
To use your example, I think it is important to know that antivaxxers exist and what their arguments are. This way you dont get surprised when certain events happen that were inconceivable based on your bubble. Fundamentally, the purpose of
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6y ago
As long as they follow the guidelines of the medical experts, everything should work out in the end. We are all in this together.
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6y ago
I think you might be right!
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6y ago
In theory perhaps. I can't tell you how many times I've seen people typing LOL or laugh w/ tears emoji without so much as a grin, let alone a 'laugh out loud'.
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6y ago
> A somber life without enjoyment does not show that you are "being a grownup" Was there ever really a time when ppl thought this was what growing up meant?
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This reminds me, how does a fallacy get discovered or made official? I mean, I followed the link above and saw it has a latin name and everything but yet feels very new and contemporary. Not that I disagree except that to avoid this fallacy
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> Putting human rights on the table when it comes to trade treaties, for example. Hasn't this been tried before? What happens if they refuse? We do nothing and just keep talking? The absence of any nationalist impulse is even scarie
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