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lovich
9mo ago
The states in question have zero obligation to help make the feds jobs easier. The people complaining about this situation feel entitled to other states using their resources to help the federal government enact policies that they want enfo
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9mo ago
Yea, this seems like a submarine article. You won’t even get a human to look at your resume before the ATS trashes it if you don’t have the credentials they’re looking for and they still have those. I checked at random on their careers page
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9mo ago
That sure looks and sounds like the state is electing to not spend its resources helping the feds do their job. Protection would be actively circumventing the feds instead of saying “neat”, when presented with a request. Unless you are oper
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9mo ago
Not helping arrest them != protecting them. All of those things you’re mentioning are state services that they can offer to anyone because it’s not a federal issue. This is what states rights look like and why the right is mocked for refere
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9mo ago
My local town doesn't have a Constitutional right to exist or be independent either. This has very little to do with the price of tea in China. Parties outside of the US who don't give a fuck all about the Constitution are involve
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9mo ago
>I thought it was so states could knowingly house illegal aliens or illegal drug businesses without doing anything. > Normally states wouldn't have that right, but I see many who think they should have it. The states are not comp
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9mo ago
There was no reason to negotiate with the confederacy because these were US states. Them leaving was a non starter. You claiming he refused to negotiate with them is just saying "Lincoln didnt capitulate to the Confederacy on the _one_
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9mo ago
Why would a small difference in voters supporting him or not matter if he has all the guns and fanatics willing to use them? The number of Americans willing to check the other person on the ballot is a lot lower than the number of Americans
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9mo ago
I am not allowed to go into more detail into how we differ in opinion on forums with a US nexus.
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10mo ago
If you want to ignore the violent revolutionaries in history because they make your narrative not work, then go ahead. It doesn't change the fact that both the Civil Rights movement in the USA and the Indian Independence movement both
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10mo ago
No there isn’t a reason to do that, but I want to call out that you asked about “critical” industries and this is a thread about tariffs which the admin put on all products, including inputs to industries. Don’t compare apples to tennis bal
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10mo ago
I followed your thread and can’t think of a situation where one case was satisfied and not the other. Can you give us an example where the two statements are meaningfully different?
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10mo ago
Well since I can do all of those things without being stopped due to my race, it appears that being Mexican would be the sole determining reason
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10mo ago
The linked tweet > BREAKING: The ICE agent who fatally shot Renee Good on Jan. 7 in Minneapolis, Jonathan Ross, suffered internal bleeding to the torso following the incident, according to two U.S. officials briefed on his medical condit
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10mo ago
Only legitimate crazy people here would have a problem with the sentence “All lives matter.” People have a problem with the slogan “All Lives Matter”, which was made in reaction to “Black Lives Matter”. I don’t know if you are ESL if you ar
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10mo ago
Let’s not whitewash Ghandi and the Indian independence movement either, by implying there also were violent sticks in the background vs Ghandi’s carrot https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolutionary_movement_for_Ind...
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10mo ago
How is it actively harmful? If I don’t get what I want from an event can I just make it controversial by yelling all the time to close it down? You’re arguing that everyone should just give up to muggers
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10mo ago
> The US trade deficit just hit its lowest points since 2009 due to decreased imports and increased exports, which rose by record amounts. Why is this positive? And I’m not implying it’s negative either. It’s just a fact sans context on
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10mo ago
I don’t have an opinion on if it’s worse or not because some people mistakenly think they are free. I meant that from the perspective of how market forces play out, hyper concentration of wealth into a few actors looks the same whether the
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10mo ago
Too late to edit, Who thinks AI is a real person*
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10mo ago
That entire article sounds like my friends who think AI is real and keep sending their parents money into crypto scams. I think I’ll just develop a drinking problem if this is Gas Town becomes something real in the industry and this kind of
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10mo ago
I swapped “kings” plural for “oligarchs” plural
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10mo ago
Total War: Warhammer came out in 2016 and was a massively popular game that kicked off a franchise. If I recall right that was when GW started seemingly letting pretty much every studio take a crack at making games with their IP. There was
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10mo ago
I’ve used it. There’s no functional difference in how markets work when 99% of wealth is owned by a handful of kings vs 99% of wealth being owned by a handful of oligarchs.
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10mo ago
Did this software happen to rhyme with Veracode? I won’t make the claim that it can’t be set up and configured in a way that’s useful, but I will make the claim that I’ve never run into an instance where it was and have wasted more time tha
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10mo ago
Well also get to the point eventually where people are writing like AI because they’re exposed to it so much. I’ve caught myself rephrasing certain posts after I realized it sounded like AI
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10mo ago
I don't find the conclusions plausible. It's completely ignoring that AI is a machine and not in our social hierarchy, while humans are, and we have a large section of wetware devoted to constantly judging the social hierarchy and
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10mo ago
We threatened to annex them with the 51st state bullshit. If I was in Canadas position, I’d prefer trading with the guy with shitty practices over the guy actively threatening my sovereignty. I don’t get the indignation you’re expressing. D
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10mo ago
Nah. This is down to axioms. I find your views on immigration abhorrent and I think you’re a piece of shit. There’s no more analysis to be done, it’s a personal set of values and you’ve crossed them.
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10mo ago
> Labor is the next option above slavery and indenture, and now that slavery and indenture are frowned upon, labor has absorbed that space as well. If we go down this path, what can I say that doesn’t get my account banned and my speech
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