kanbara

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by kanbara 2y ago
chill— it’s an open standard that google and others can implement. everyone will have tbis eventually. the state runs the system.
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by kanbara 2y ago
lived in germany for 8 years. the living heiress to a biscuit company fortune is still a nazi sympathiser today. nobody cares about the bmw founder who is dead. every company in germany had ties to the NSDAP, let’s focus on real nazis and a
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by kanbara 2y ago
i love the look of my i4 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by kanbara 2y ago
proof?
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by kanbara 2y ago
i looked at tesla but decided against it after elon’s antics. bought a bmw i4 and wow it feels and drives like a premium vehicle. gets out of the way and does things well. drove my fam’s tesla model 3 (2024) and it felt super cheap and the
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by kanbara 2y ago
usually this is because leftist views are inclusionary and supporting diversity and disability, while right wing views are marginalising and hierarchical
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by kanbara 2y ago
wrong. it’s not political to disrespect someone’s identity. it’s the same as being racist. it wasn’t ok to support segregation, it’s not ok to support transphobia and banning medical care.
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by kanbara 2y ago
he also disowned his daughter and treats her terribly, and generally supports pretty evil right wing personalities like chaya raichik. lots of reasons to dislike the man.
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by kanbara 2y ago
it may be grammatically correct, but it is still exclusionary. i don't know why people fight so hard to just simply not include others
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by kanbara 2y ago
this is also occurring in a tonne of european languages: german, french, spanish, italian, etc. it's progressives and people who care for others, not just americans. as is well studies, we know very concretely how language and word usa
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by kanbara 2y ago
FSD is terrible and shouldn’t be road legal. The FSD caused the accident regardless of how a human looking at the road would’ve performed.
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by kanbara 2y ago
it’s not 30%— in almost all cases it’s 15%. and by all means, if you think all the services and support for payments and returns and refunds and customer support are doable in 3%, you can have apple not do that too.
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by kanbara 2y ago
just because you don’t “see” retail jobs as a permanent resting place for anyone doesn’t mean that’s not what has happened and continues to happen across this country. people quite simply do not have the ability geographically, per skill le
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by kanbara 2y ago
fwiw almost everything is political, not just things you disagree with
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by kanbara 2y ago
maybe look at it outside of the lens that you want everything to be like you, and realise there are billions of people who bring their own talent and culture to roles, most of whom are not white. gay and black people exist, and the people t
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by kanbara 2y ago
is it so insane, in a world of disparity and outsized influence of CEOs and billionaires, where people cannot afford houses? maybe the insane thing was how for hundreds of years we let the rich dictate the rules as if they knew better for h
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by kanbara 2y ago
this take is bad for one simple reason: if you stay home and trump wins, we don’t have a country or democracy anymore, and you contributed directly to the destruction of social norms and systems that ensure peace, stability, and the rule of
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by kanbara 2y ago
i’ve been seeing this comment float around today, and assuming you aren’t a russian troll or bot account, here’s why it’s flawed: there’s no _coup_ (not coop) because primary processes are not part of the constitution. candidates can step d
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by kanbara 2y ago
if you mean languages of genociders than you’re 100% wrong and that’s disgusting. if you mean language of oppressed people who were genocided, well lots of those languages already exist in translate
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by kanbara 2y ago
so we should have kept mad hatters yeah?
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by kanbara 2y ago
do you think that national security warrants and subpoenas actually stand up to evidentiary claims? it’s not like the US actually cares and does the right thing— it’s just force hidden behind “process”
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by kanbara 2y ago
i wouldn't call it "quite disgusting" considering how there are not more transmission of illness than other nations even in the densest parts of the country. people wear masks when they are ill and restrooms in food establish
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by kanbara 2y ago
this entire monologue boils down to “people want cars and public transit is bad, so don’t improve it and prioritise access” which sounds a lot like you work for ford
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by kanbara 2y ago
this is just bizarre. cars are extremely expensive, polluting, dangerous and highways aren’t good for nature or human living. nobody should live in a sprawl or rural area so far they need to commute two hours. make transit and trains fast a
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by kanbara 2y ago
this is insane. i have never ever taken a taxi in tokyo. the transit system is world class, cheap, and extremely convenient.
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by kanbara 2y ago
stop spreading falsehoods
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by kanbara 2y ago
his tweet is so annoying, i think he’s past his prime
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by kanbara 2y ago
japanese ui is often more dense and information rich. there are left to right and right to left cultures. tonnes of difference between cultures and understand of the world.
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by kanbara 2y ago
red has pretty strong connotations in some east asian cultures. just like how 13 is taboo, 4 and 7 can be taboo. these things do matter sometimes. respect matters.
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by kanbara 2y ago
it’s great that you as a person of european descent can be annoyed that people in the office have to make statements about traditional ownership of the land. You know how aboriginal australians live, and yet you think that changing attitude

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