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kmonsen
6y ago
That is another good observation that was hard to understand at first to someone very familiar with law (like myself). It would be a very strong action for the supreme court to take action here. The dissent doesn't really say why it wo
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kmonsen
6y ago
Just note that shopping malls are closed in California so that is not a reasonable argument. But for example Tesla manufacturing is reopened, is that a comparable activity? I think this whole case is clearly subjective and should not be of
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kmonsen
6y ago
That list is not really accurate, shopping malls, bookstores, florists, hair salons, and cannabis dispensaries are still closed I believe. Pet grooming is open, and to some extent I agree with you (although I have used one). In my opinion t
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kmonsen
6y ago
Sure, but everyone (at least me and the 8 people on the Supreme Court) believes the governor is allowed to impose some restrictions in a pandemic. He is just not allowed to have harsher restrictions on churches then comparable activities wh
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kmonsen
6y ago
Didn’t he second guess doctors though? There were doctors writing the order but he said it should be overruled. Sorry if I’m misunderstanding, honestly want to understand here. Edit: I have tried to find what Alito thinks but can’t find any
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kmonsen
6y ago
Yes, I mentioned this elsewhere as well. They key point is what is a comparable activity. That probably needs to go into law, or can this be used as a precedent later?
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kmonsen
6y ago
The key part of the dissent is what is a comparable “business” to a church service. I think it is sports arrangement, or perhaps political arrangement, and the Supreme Court justices believe It is a supermarket and manufacturing. I’m not su
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kmonsen
6y ago
Yeah, the Supreme Court argument was the racism was no longer an issue so no reason to keep watching over those good old boys in the south.
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kmonsen
6y ago
No it does not. The second amendment offers no realistic protection for a civilian in any sort of way. I have been part of a special forces raid to capture or kill and I can tell you the opponent has no realistic way to win that day. Sure y
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kmonsen
6y ago
You are either willfully cherry-picking facts here or being ignorant. This info is widely available and it was the racists south that was against the civil rights movement and the union states pushed it through. When the 64 law passed the D
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kmonsen
6y ago
This is the real answer, due to the civil rights movement the DNC lost the south due to the less civil minded parts of the party switched to the republicans.
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kmonsen
6y ago
Of course we can’t know, but the police are giving bogus explanations so it’s hard to give them good faith. They would probably do the same if they arrested a white crew. The larger story is that there is close to zero accountability for po
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kmonsen
6y ago
Which supplements do you get?
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kmonsen
6y ago
He was telling them they were live, I think he was reporting while being black.
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kmonsen
6y ago
The arrested reporter was black, there was another White CB reporter standing nearby that was not arrested. Perhaps it’s all coincidence. https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/29/us/minneapolis-cnn-crew-arres...
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kmonsen
6y ago
But we don’t want elections to be decided by people who are not allowed to vote. If we wanted those people to vote we would simply let them instead of some weird indirect system.
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kmonsen
6y ago
This is specifically true in the US at this moment, but it does not need to be so. The reason for this is that the GOP has less popular support (all polling on policy issues they are doing badly), but the voters they have are very dedicated
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kmonsen
6y ago
As long as the senate doesn't cooperate there is no way apparently to remove or have any influence over the president or the executive branch. He is just making sure he doesn't step too far so the GOP will consider voting against
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kmonsen
6y ago
Hollywood used to have is own moral code and that is not all that different: https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=933011...
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kmonsen
6y ago
I totally agree with you, but it is not useful when talking in the US today. Socialist/socialism means communist here and is mostly just a swear word. The distinction between capitalist socialism and authoritarian communism is often ig
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kmonsen
6y ago
I don’t really see why though? I’m a socialist (the Scandinavian kind), but that seems a petty good description of what happened back then.
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kmonsen
6y ago
I don't think that is a fair way up putting it when they are very upfront about it and don't call it salary. On the other hand at the end of year 2 when you have gotten used to the monthly payments I guess the we told you so is it
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kmonsen
6y ago
Because the us is a federation between widely different states. California and Alabama can agree on very little so they need the constitution to keep peace and the union. Is politics is completely blocked these days, so most forward movemen
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kmonsen
6y ago
I almost agree that most cops are potentially not bad cops, except that most of them participate in the blue wall of silence and covers for the bad cops. That makes all of them complicit and the whole system corrupt.
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kmonsen
6y ago
I can get on board with the urban centers being altruistic and subsidizing rural America as long as there is some return value unlike the current times where they turn around and gives us Mitch McConnell. Also let’s pay nurses and doctors w
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kmonsen
6y ago
Why should we convince them on altruism and not by paying them more? I thought USA was all about the market deciding where resources should go?
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kmonsen
6y ago
All the old c++ is still here though, as always is a language where it’s hard to understand all of it.
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kmonsen
6y ago
I interviewed quite a few times when I was at google, and in very few cases would I deduct score for something that could be looked up online. I always started the interview with saying that if they wanted to look something up they could as
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kmonsen
6y ago
I don’t trust deaths as well coming from China. There has been some interesting research into sudden changes in number of mobile subscribers in China suggesting it was much, much worse. Although it has been bad, parts of Europe has not been
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kmonsen
6y ago
I find it a lot harder to adjust the volume with touchbar compared to the old keys. It used to be something I could do really quick and accurate, now I have to look down and try to adjust a slider.
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