miroljub

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by miroljub 10mo ago
No, you are worse. You need to let Russia attack at least 30 countries in next 30 years while you sit and watch. Then let’s recalculate who is worse.
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> getting abducted by masked adult boys Which boys?
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It's not bad per se, but the cost benefit analysis looks different due to different risk profile.
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by miroljub 10mo ago
> Seriously? Your argument is "damn those slut whores" No. Now calm down and try to understand what I wrote. It's not that hard. > There's a whole range of behaviors and HPV risk profiles between celibate and being
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by miroljub 10mo ago
Here's another enlightenment for you: Tracking expenses doesn't take more than 5-10 minutes per day, if you do it daily. With the correct workflow, it shouldn't take more than 30 minutes per month. There are even apps that wo
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by miroljub 10mo ago
And then, we pretend we are surprised why the majority of adults don't care about privacy. Why would they? They grew up being 100% controlled with 0 privacy. They don't even know it doesn't have to be like that. Then, it was
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Do you really in all honesty want to day that the accusations of some "High Representative" can replace the complete judicial process? Zero process, zero proofs, just "allegations". Pretty low bar. Most undemocratic stat
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by miroljub 10mo ago
Take a look at CoMaps. It's fully open source with open governance model. It reached the level of being usable for general population and it improves rapidly due to gained momentum.
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by miroljub 10mo ago
See answer to the sibling comment.
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The latest example from a week ago. The article is pro sanctions (as all EU mainstream media). The problem is these people were sanctioned, their lives ruined, without any legal process of conviction. If the same happens to someone closer t
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If you live anywhere in the west, you should be more concerned by being arrested by your own government then by some government in the other part of the world.
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Overrepresentation is when something appears in media way more often than in the real life. Gay behaviour is overrepresented in the media. You can frame it with Soviet union, freedom of any kind, human right, democracy, religion, right to c
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by miroljub 10mo ago
Wow. Interesting. I just mentioned overrepresentation, which is a fact that even you can't deny, and you go to such lengths to frame me as a conspiracy theorist and gay hater. I can even read hate in your writing tone. Why? What makes
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Systematic overrepresentation in media is already a control. Which also make it oppressive.
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Opposition.
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With Röhm you are close to Goodwin. The difference is Röhm was hiding his sexual preferences, while Weidel is pretty open about it. Röhm was killed because of it by his party members. Weidels sexual preference is a non issue for AfD members
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by miroljub 10mo ago
It’s funny when people blame opposition for things regime says they would do if they come to power, but tolerate all autocratic tendencies of the current regime. The self-elected one, as you point out. Edit: self-approved is better term, si
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by miroljub 10mo ago
So, you don’t like their coalition parters in the eu parliament? And you didn’t list a single far right policy of AfD. How about just naming one actual far right AfD policy so we can bring discussion from feeling back to facts.
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by miroljub 10mo ago
Calling everyone you don’t are far right and nazi is belittling of the real nazis. Edit since I can’t answer: I’m not referring to this thread. It’s German regime outlets calling their opponents Nazis and far right.
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As some members of other parties too. And yet, of all German parties, only AfD has an openly gay leader. A lesbian married to an immigrant woman.
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You would be surprised that "far right" AfD is the most pro Jew party in Germany, polling at first place among Jews. AfD party later is gay and merited with a coloured migrant lay. But hey, they beat gays and Jews. Probably kick k
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by miroljub 10mo ago
Which of actual AfD policies are actually far right? EDIT: I am ignoring this link since its main source is Corrective, propaganda outlet funded by the German regime.
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I use regime for my government exactly because that's how they call governments they don't like. Seems like they don't like when their citizens apply the same terminology.
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> They conclude with: Voters for far-right parties are frequently less likely to support banning of political advertising on social media Maybe the issue here is that many political options have social media and underground marketing as
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by miroljub 10mo ago
The issue with npm is JS doesn't have a stdlib, so developers need to rely on npm and third party libs even for things stdlib provide in languages like Java, Python, Go, ...
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"God save the queen, the fascist regime"
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Nice one. Good to learn about polar.sh as a MoR alternative to Paddle. I would prefer if it had a more leightweight htmx approach, but I guess it would be useful to some people.
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Congratulations. You found one. What about the other 11999?
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>> The UK arrests 12k people per year for social media posts, using vague laws to undermine free speech. > This doesn't mean anything in isolation. It's pretty good proxy for freedom of speech, one of the features without
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by miroljub 10mo ago
The UK arrests 12k people per year for social media posts, using vague laws to undermine free speech. Here's the citation from the EU parliament itself [1], since I doubt you'd believe non-government sources. > That is because

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