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by rat87 5y ago
Automation isn't an issue (except for wealth gap). Automation opens up new jobs
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by rat87 5y ago
What if? I'm assuming it's just a matter of time. 0 or as close to zero to make little difference
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by rat87 5y ago
Because facts aren't enough to win an argument. Especially when people pushing false conspiracy theories don't care about being consistent or accurate. Especially when you need to "win" with over 95% of the population an
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by rat87 5y ago
the "concerns" are mostly coming from a small number of people that you probably wont be able to convince. Better to not use your platform to amplify them https://www.npr.org/2021/05/13/996570855&#x2
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by rat87 5y ago
what about people who can't make their eyes blink?
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by rat87 5y ago
> But of course all this push to EVs is a huge regressive tax applied to the less-off people which is constantly ignored from the public discourse, so this type of attitude does not surprise me at all. Easy just tax the rich more, tax ca
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by rat87 5y ago
>As for the environmental aspect, well, I'm probably going to regret saying this openly. We live in a fully industrialized world. Unless we're all willing to go back to using wind power to transport cargo and carriages to trans
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by rat87 5y ago
I don't think that's accurate David Tran is not from Sri Racha or Thailand, he's a Chinese-Vietnamese refugee/immigrant to America Sri Racha wasn't his first hot sauce just the most successful. He was trying to make
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by rat87 5y ago
> I think it’s hard to make the argument against allocating somewhere on the order of 1% of your portfolio to crypto. sure if you like to gamble > I know many here are stridently anti-crypto, but there is some not very likely but pl
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by rat87 5y ago
Looks like it's using WxWidgets so it should be cross platform
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by rat87 5y ago
I did misunderstand, thanks for clarifying it
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by rat87 5y ago
That's the opposite of neutrality True neutrality/freedom of religion would let people make personal choices about religous clothing. I'm not surprised that France has something so ridiculous but I'm somewhat disappointe
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by rat87 5y ago
> Well if assumption is gaza itself is military threat basically there are no innocent people or buildings there, so no evidence will suffice. I don't think that Israel is claiming that, although some people might make such a stup
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by rat87 5y ago
not originally in English but here's a news? story someone translated https://www.bostonkorea.com/news.php?code=en&mode=view&num=1...
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by rat87 6y ago
https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2012/07/13/156737801/the-...
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by rat87 6y ago
> but the book was about Islam Talk about burying the lead Googling him leads to his wiki article > Edward Croft Dutton (born 1980) is an English anthropologist and white supremacist known for authoring controversial racialist article
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by rat87 6y ago
The thing is that some Trump defenders tried to make up stories about seperating kids die to trafficking to justify the Trump administration purposely seperating children from their parents to be cruel in the hope that cruelty would deter l
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by rat87 6y ago
They were and did add context The problem is when the context is that the Trump administration was cruel on purpose as part of their war on immigration it makes them look worse not better
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by rat87 6y ago
Comparing a bunch of kids to an invading army is stupid
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by rat87 6y ago
Although there are similarities 9/11 responders generaly aren't veterans(former soldiers) but police and firefighters and medics (some overlap exists because some were previously soldiers before leaving and becoming firefighters&#
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by rat87 6y ago
> which temporarily disrupted a legislative assembly No what it did is to disrupt the certification of Biden's win, attempting to change the election results with violence, ie a coup. > What was the potential sequence of events t
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by rat87 6y ago
Sounds like the UN was correct in criticizing Brazil for failing to uphold the rights of its people to get an education which likely resulted in significantly worse economic outcomes both on an individual level and for Brazil as a whole
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by rat87 6y ago
Criminal prosecution seems more likely
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by rat87 6y ago
Most Americans support impeaching Trump More importantly it was an important action to try to prevent future support for coups by Presidents. There's no great movement complaining about a waste of time. Democrats are pushing along the
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by rat87 6y ago
It wasn't the obvious outcome as republicans could have voted for conviction. If McConnell had pushed for conviction there's a decent chance it would have happened. You think coming close to possibly being killed or hostages might
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by rat87 6y ago
How was it not an attempted coup? Not a smart coup, or one likely to be successful but a coup nonetheless.
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by rat87 6y ago
Laicite is stupid France doesn't understand freedom of religion, a fundamental human right which they have pledged to uphold. Take the french school headscarf ban or the stupid outrage about the Burkini
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by rat87 6y ago
Are you referring to the way that Parler censors views it doesn't agree with?
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by rat87 6y ago
Because YouTube shows video to billions of users and it has a responsibility to avoid spreading Hateful propoganda
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by rat87 6y ago
You can because the mainstream western media despite it's faults tends to be pretty good Meanwhile there are tons of crazy extremists streaming. A lot of it doesnt provide an accurate view and might only be useful as a potentially bias

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