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palmetieri2000
4y ago
Fair points, however at least in Australia is that bartenders are legally supposed to stop serving people that are drunk, (Our Responsible Service of Alcohol laws say 'it is against the law to serve alcohol to an intoxicated customer&#
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Is a bartender morally obligated to leave because they acknowledge the harm alcohol causes to society? Is the crypto dev more or less obligated than the bartender? Really I agree with you, but also feel like this is a thread that people are
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I really like planning, its the doing that I find much more difficult.
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4y ago
> Do you feel the same way about plumbers? Obviously plumbers don't enforce the law, manage evidence, write legal documents or have legal authority over others. If you can't see the difference in power dynamics between a police
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4y ago
I disagree, you highlight a bunch of issues with your university system and then use them to say that police shouldn't need college education. Do you feel the same way about lawyers? Personally I think the people that actually enforce
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4y ago
Great link! Thanks. Slightly off topic but in Banzi's article (subheading Counterfeits) he mentions the now well known problem of Amazon cohousing different manufacturers products and then effectively sending a random one to the client
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4y ago
Just reading the other comments here and you can easily see the quotes others have provided from the relevant emergency people who told this guy to stop, in person, from interfering. He ignored them and deserves this fine.
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4y ago
Seems pretty clear that they are replying to the 'if he was helpful'...
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palmetieri2000
4y ago
One of the comments says its a hash collision with some abusive material relating to doxxing.
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I wonder how open to manipulation this is...
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4y ago
Hi mate! I'm super interested in this topic. Why is having a long paddle with fairly low hands beneficial for sea kayaking? Do you have any resources you think are good quality that I could find somewhere? Thanks!
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4y ago
The opposition between the poverty and the wealth would be the connection and make it at least relevant. Briefly diverging from an article about a law to make an unrelated, nonsense, sexist jibe is not the same and absolutely indicates a lo
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4y ago
They pollute his arguments by way of inclusion. Do you think these statements reveal nothing about the quality of his logical processing (at least in this article)?
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Right! its like crazy pills. As, yah know, an Australian. It has been a combination of hilarious and revolting watching Americans complain about measures that most Aussies support and use us as an example of depreciating freedoms and declin
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4y ago
Legality is not the sole determining factor for making an ethical argument and blanket statements like the commenter you are replying to highlighted adequately demonstrate that the article is more some random guys feelings than any actually
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palmetieri2000
4y ago
Except that your 'well actually' still exists because you ignored the much more common usage when you made your point and didn't mention anything about your valiant effort to preserve etymological treasures until questioned?
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palmetieri2000
5y ago
and who was acting blindly?
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palmetieri2000
5y ago
So does a Drivers License.
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5y ago
Idiotic point
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5y ago
Regardless of how genius your distro is this reeks of self importance and arrogance to an almost satirical level.
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5y ago
This is just outright not true on a global level, maybe in the US, but even then it seems unlikely. Many of the actions a union will take will do things that do not just 'enrich' its members. Here in Australia, unions will often u
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5y ago
Playing devils advocate, they probably strop the edge twice a day with a leather strop or a super fine grit whetstone. This isn't really sharpening as such, very little material will be removed from the blade (as you probably know), b
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5y ago
Wow! Really interesting and pretty condemning for the extensive modern use in the US, I just wrote a comment about if some of these stings would or should be considered entrapment replying to another user so I wont repeat myself but thanks
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Man... that shit is wild. I'm from a country with a different legal system to the US and I cant help but feel like this would be a form of entrapment here(probably not using the term right from a legal perspective). Is the logic in th
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To be fair that wasn't the user I asked for sources, we should see if they have something still. Also that wiki link was fairly interesting, particularly the Hart case in 2014 in which the Canadian Supreme Court found that using the co
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Not saying you're right or wrong but please provide supporting evidence for the claims you've made. It sounds very armchair espionage to me...
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Sweet list and just what I've been looking for lately, thanks so much. https://github.com/YangPiCui/ErgonomicVerticalKeyboard This one is hilarious, the design caught my eye with its unique shape and the mandatory
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Police have beaten people who have called them in Australia, it does not justify me shooting criminals for taking my car parts. You say 'not as good as the countries you listed.' Yet you dismiss the thoughts of someone from who is
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The contradiction I see is that (IMO) your property is not you. If an individual is committing a crime against your property, I do not believe you have the right to kill them. In this thread a lot of people are relying on the logic that ste
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(little bit confused by your first sentence, I definitely do not support shooting people for stealing ones cat converter, just for clarification) So if the police are useless and you are beholden to this powerful and highly organized pack o
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