polyphonic01

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by polyphonic01 8y ago
No it's not racist, it can easily be implemented in the US today without issue. Don't be so patronizing to minority groups, they are just as capable as everyone else and already have to get ID for numerous other activities. The US
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by polyphonic01 8y ago
What sort of abuse and what have been the effects of that abuse?
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by polyphonic01 8y ago
So you disagree that law enforcement should be able to tap phones.
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by polyphonic01 8y ago
No, I consider that giving law enforcement too much access. Others may disagree. From the article: "Telecommunications companies are required to give police access to calls under federal law, but many apps that rely solely on internet
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by polyphonic01 8y ago
If in the course of a criminal investigation it becomes necessary to wiretap a suspect, Facebook should cooperate with the government and implement the wiretap. As long as a warrant is issued for the wiretap, there should be no issue with t
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by polyphonic01 8y ago
"Given the nature of the human mind and the material state of the world" The material state of the world my friend.
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by polyphonic01 8y ago
Many people do. Many poor people make bad life decisions which lead them, unfortunately, into their poverty.
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by polyphonic01 8y ago
Capitalism is not a choice. Given the nature of the human mind and the material state of the world, the equilibrium state of human economies is capitalism. To see what I mean, consider any complex system. There will be certain patterns and
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by polyphonic01 8y ago
Your mistake is that you choose to see everything in terms of race. Not everything is a "racist dog whistle". If someone doesn't want poor people in their town, it's because they don't want poor people. Cupertino is