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by mffnbs 7y ago
I love this argument because it exposes that voter legitimacy is not based on any sort of logic or evidence, but based on feeling more secure about it. It's especially ironic.
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by mffnbs 7y ago
I had my license suspended once and at the time I lived in a city with mild public transit. To go get it renewed was a 6 hour ordeal that I can't imagine having to do if I were living paycheck to paycheck. Spend an entire day not makin
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by mffnbs 7y ago
As long as you acknowledge that you're implementing this explicitly to suppress American votes, sure, go ahead and try. I'm tired of the misdirection with election safety when anyone in the game knows what it's actually about
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by mffnbs 7y ago
> The U.S. sounds more and more like a dystopia to me. > Germany having an ID is a matter of fact Having an id as a matter of fact sounds more dystopian than a country where you aren't required to identify yourself at any given t
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by mffnbs 7y ago
Voting does not have the same privilege level as driving. Also thought your argument equating voting to voting was snarky dismissal, not a typo.
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by mffnbs 7y ago
We can afford to do that, easily. Can we achieve it politically? No. Is it worth doing? No. You can achieve the same result by not requiring an id to vote.
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by mffnbs 7y ago
I'm being manipulated and the way you go about explaining this actually used the phase "Bill Clinton in a dress" and I'm just supposed to listen to you with a straight face?
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by mffnbs 7y ago
The US does not have a law requiring you to have an id. Requiring people to have one is making the assumption that every person in the US can afford the time and money to obtain one, as well as the physical ability to do so. If you cannot m
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by mffnbs 7y ago
> It's a cult built around feelings and imagination at this point, not logic and reality. Sounds like a cult that would use memes and social media to indoctrinate children, start crazy conspiracy theories about pizza, conspire with
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by mffnbs 7y ago
Not directly racist, but it costs money and time to obtain a passport.
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by mffnbs 7y ago
I find it interesting that you've deflected their entire argument and made up a straw man to burn.
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by mffnbs 7y ago
Depends on what you mean by voter ID.
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by mffnbs 7y ago
Cloudflare making the decision not to serve specific customers in a legal fashion that does not discriminate against any protected groups is a non-story as well. You don't often see private businesses making decisions like this on the
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by mffnbs 7y ago
A ponzi scheme requires fraud. If you've evidence of fraud going on here then perhaps you should report it to the SEC.
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by mffnbs 7y ago
And yet it does not seem reasonable to me.
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by mffnbs 7y ago
Turns out he doesn't enjoy being tagged in the racist comments.
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by mffnbs 7y ago
Steve's take on Reddit these days almost seems like he's doubling down on the whole "free speech" thing for better or for worse. I personally left the site after eleven years. Steve actually permanently banned me after I
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by mffnbs 7y ago
Do you often find raid attacking people in the wild?
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by mffnbs 7y ago
You went and did a whole thing there, eh?
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by mffnbs 7y ago
Why are developers mindlessly upgrading major versions of dependencies and expecting everything to be okay?
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by mffnbs 7y ago
The marketing slides? Ye
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by mffnbs 7y ago
The fuck kinda metric is that? Politicians have no say in the legitimacy of climate change. You're calling bullshit on facts because a dozen people don't have a clue?
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by mffnbs 7y ago
The "hyperirony" excuse is complete bullshit. It's not redeeming when the defense is that they only support, encourage, and enable terrorism because it's a joke. That would make it more despicable, even. Instead we have
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by mffnbs 7y ago
I only question it because of the risk of attributing these changes towards predispositions to specific gender stereotypes. I'm not trying to place scrutiny on the subject because I unilaterally disbelieve trans people, but rather I
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by mffnbs 7y ago
What experiences did you have while on HRT that lead to you to believe this? In general, I'm specifically skeptic of claims of behavioral changes associated with HRT, as I feel as if a lot of those claims have roots in gendered preconc
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by mffnbs 7y ago
So these aren't symptoms that the individual is exhibiting but symptoms that are perceived differently by others? I could definitely see that being the case but I also feel as if that's moved the goalpost on what the parent said.
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by mffnbs 7y ago
This publication seems to be relying on the reader to have a preconceived negative bias on GMOs in order to establish some of their arguments. I understand why a casual reader who's been led to believe that GMOs are malicious or toxic
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by mffnbs 7y ago
I find that difficult to believe. Estrogen isn't known to cause large behavioral changes like you've described. The changes in hormones can result in some emotional changes, but I cannot see how they would reduce symptoms of aut
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by mffnbs 7y ago
What reports are you referring to?
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by mffnbs 7y ago
For most people it goes something like: Take off the earbuds and never worry about charging them because the case they go in does it for you and continue on your day without thinking about it or being concerned about imaginary scenarios whe

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