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by pbjtime 3y ago
Intent matters. Both the police and kidnappers restrain people and lock them in rooms. Are they both criminals? Revealing people for their toxic behavior is in no way the same as toxic people doxxing others purely for what those other peopl
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by pbjtime 3y ago
aka because they're extra
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by pbjtime 3y ago
The author implies that because there are presently certain social customs that it is logical to presume that these customs are inherent to the human condition. It is not logical to presume so.
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by pbjtime 3y ago
Which should not be your entire strategy but is completely valid layer of mitigation
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by pbjtime 3y ago
Well, not anymore
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by pbjtime 3y ago
Any links or external resource, proofs, or evidence?
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by pbjtime 3y ago
>forced masking and "vaccine passports" Oh, you're one of those
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by pbjtime 3y ago
Not identifiable Details (and reading comprehension) matter
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by pbjtime 3y ago
And it wasn't identifiable lol derp lol
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by pbjtime 3y ago
As someone in the Tampa Bay metro area it always shocks me how Californians think they have the market cornered on the term "Bay area".
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by pbjtime 3y ago
ignorance is scary but fortunately very strong medical privacy laws exist
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by pbjtime 3y ago
There's literally no way to do this. 23andMe won't just fucking provide identifiable genetics records to anyone with money. Lol.
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by pbjtime 3y ago
Starting in '91, PGP really brought the idea to the 'mainstream' at the time. People like their secrets :)
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by pbjtime 12y ago
If I scroll up a bit, I see the reason is: > redirect the workload to some Chinese government's website and let them suffer what they've created.