malcolmgreaves

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by malcolmgreaves 11mo ago
You don't own a license plate. It's the state's property.
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by malcolmgreaves 11mo ago
For universities, yes. But not for primary education. Administrative bloat is the worst in K-12.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
Republicans are hell bent on destroying everything :(
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
Journalists provide a valuable public service: publishing the truth. The position you’re advocating for is sullied up as “fuck the truth, bend the knee to the law.” Your opinion is incompatible with a free society.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
Because he knew that Trump was a criminal who’d illegally go after his own family purely out of spite.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
The tea party was a front by the Koch brothers to pay less taxes. It was and always will be a thing by the rich, for the rich. It was also just wrapped up in the entire republican agenda of trying to sabotage the first Black president, beca
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
> enslaved humans actually were equal and are thriving now Not true. Black folk in America are not thriving. The ancestors of the confederates have been working hard for generations.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
> Future generations are gonna look back at us for our treatment of animals, especially farmed animals, much the way we look back at our slave owning ancestors. Absolutely not. People are so much more important than pigs. Or dogs. Or any
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
That’s not the whole story. It plays a part, but if it were just that, it wouldn’t be nearly as bad. Your comment makes it think that this is a “both sides” thing and it’s anything but that. The bigger story is that the Republicans have ill
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
> If there's nothing linking the action (_theft_) to the needed outcome (_restitution_), then there's this unmoored loop of perverse incentives wherein some folks can continue to commit crimes with very limited consequences.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
> If there's nothing linking the action (_theft_) to the needed outcome (_restitution_), then there's this unmoored loop of perverse incentives wherein some folks can continue to commit crimes with very limited consequences.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
Sounds nice, until you're robbed, they catch and prosecute the guy successfully, and then you're unable to be made whole again because the criminal doesn't have any money to pay you back. What then? If they're not forced
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
Their goal wasn’t to make the government better. It was to destroy it and steal data so that Trump and Musk could get richer.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
He is a convicted criminal. He committed fraud and was found guilty in New York.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
*SOP for Republicans whenever they get ahold of government.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
Many find balance and know when enough is enough. I hope you find that too some day, Walter.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
I personally believe that every violent death is tragic and should be avoidable. But how many of us can say that they died for what they believe in? [1] Isn’t this really a personal victory for him at the end of the day? > I think it&#x2
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
The new Republican import taxes aren’t keeping “absolute and utter disposable crap off the market.”
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
Conspiracy to impede is unconstitutional, as people in the US have the right to peacefully assemble. If cops decide to illegally break up a protest, then they can say "oh you're impending me!" and no one actually has a 1st am
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
The facts start at the beginning: - the actual US attorney for the area was pressured to resign from Republicans (Trump) - Republicans put in a guy with 0 legal experience who was previously working for a political group. Said guy also want
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
Or even if you provide something useful, you can still not get the value you deserve because capitalist can create a monopoly and underpay you as you still need to eat.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
This is what a public benefit corporation (PBC) is!
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
You think the greed of billionaires is the governments’ fault?
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
Hard work has never led to success under capitalism. Having capital leads to success. And pure luck.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
Did you not also get scammed? You paid for something you still don’t have. No Tesla is fully self driving capable today.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
Yes
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
If you want to easily donate crypto, cash, stocks, use your credit or debit card, to basically any nonprofit, go use https://every.org Best part: they don’t charge the non profits fees! And they’re actually a non profit themselv
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
“Free as in freedom, not as in beer.” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gratis_versus_libre
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
The innovators are the employers. The company doesn’t innovate. So if the employees got taken care of then the actual innovators made out well.
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by malcolmgreaves 1y ago
Why do you think a president had the authority to determine laws?

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