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by nec4b 2y ago
Both expressions "pregnant person" and "maintenance hole" came from DEI directives and have not organically evolved through time. To borrow your analogy, they bulldozed over existing expressions because of ideological re
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by nec4b 2y ago
Simply not racist. Anti-racist means racist in reverse.
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by nec4b 2y ago
>> I will never understand why Weidel hates herself so much - how can you be lesbian and head of a party that opposes same-sex marriage and wants to take away your rights? Maybe what you think you know is wrong? >> even the othe
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by nec4b 2y ago
>> Yes there is something deeply wrong in German society - as evidenced by the recent stellar rise of a popular racist and facist party and the more and more common casual racism that is just accepted by the majority of the population
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by nec4b 2y ago
This probably has a lot to do with topography of Germany compared to both Austria and Switzerland.
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by nec4b 2y ago
Millions voting with their feet don't think that.
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by nec4b 2y ago
For the sake of an argument lets say wind and solar are free. What are we supposed to do when they are not available? How much is stability worth?
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by nec4b 2y ago
I think this one is more credible when talking about Germany: https://inquisitivebird.xyz/p/the-effects-of-immigration-in-... "The report finds that the total net contribution in 2018 by native Danish people was +
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by nec4b 2y ago
>>Why do you care what I think? Because I want to understand where you are coming from and have a logical argument with you. But now that understand that is not a goal on your side, I don't care anymore.
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by nec4b 2y ago
Why don't you wish Hamas would take the billions it got from international help to build desalination plants instead using it to build rockets. Even worse they dug out the water pipes that were gifted to them to use them for rockets.
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by nec4b 2y ago
No it's not a myth. It happened in France when socialist president Holland imposed a "tax on the rich" and it was quickly backtracked after most of the rich packed their bags.
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by nec4b 2y ago
If this is superior public transit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9Xg7ui5mLA than I would say no thank you.
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by nec4b 2y ago
If you think Das Kapital is scientific work, you will have no problem providing a reference to any successful society or a company following the principles from it.
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by nec4b 2y ago
Do you think the elites of central planned economies are accountable for true cost of their choices?
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by nec4b 2y ago
>> or seems to work for some people, for the time being It seems to work for any country that embraced free market ideas the same way socialist policies predictably don't work in any country that tried them. You are seriously cla
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by nec4b 2y ago
How are the events you listed a consequence of too much free markets? You just proved my point with your examples. Collapse of the Soviet Union was literally a direct consequence of failed central planing. It didn't work that is way i
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by nec4b 2y ago
From the same genre I like Grimms' Fairy Tales more. They seem more realistic.
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by nec4b 2y ago
>> Couldn't it just be argued that free market extremism is as much folly as a pro-central planning position? You shouldn't have a problem demonstrating this then? It's easy to enumerate all failed central planned econo
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by nec4b 2y ago
>> They were a bit more subtle. Moral relativism at its finest, when a person selling cigarettes at a gas station is equal to Pol Pot. I'm curious where would you rather live: 1. A place where they sell cigarettes and deceive you
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by nec4b 2y ago
Did they march people by millions into gulags or concentration camps?
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by nec4b 2y ago
>> It is typical of racists to use phrases with double meanings like this. Using phrases with double meaning (euphemisms) is a sign of people who read a book or two and have the intelligence to understand the play on words. Some peopl
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by nec4b 2y ago
He said he nearly lost his business, that means his and his employees livelihood. How is this difficult to see.
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by nec4b 2y ago
I'm curious, what do you think "heads must roll" means? Is English your first language?
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by nec4b 2y ago
I worry we will soon read about similar things happening in Brazil.
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by nec4b 2y ago
Do you perhaps have a link to the definition of misinformation. What exactly counts as misinformation? Telling someone a fact you maybe misremembered from a while ago, would that be misinformation and as such punishable?
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by nec4b 2y ago
>>He is spending many people's money, not just his own. Whose money not freely given to him is he spending?
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by nec4b 2y ago
There are a bunch of countries calling them selves democratic in name but are anything but that in reality. If in France in the future people democratically decide racism apology is fine, you would have no problem with that?
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by nec4b 2y ago
>>I just wish this guy would take the loss and sell twitter and go back to being an uncontroversial tech legend. Why do you care, he is spending his own money. Isn't it more important that we now know Brazil has no rule of law. A
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by nec4b 2y ago
Can you give a historical example of such far right stance? Hitler's national socialist and Mussolini's fascist which are historically considered far right certainly didn't have such policies.
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by nec4b 2y ago
You mean this fairy tale of of peaceful cities: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9Xg7ui5mLA

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