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by reddozen 6mo ago
This reminds me that people only care about what you tell them to care about. Grocery store prices was the first thing out of any "undecided muh both sides" voters mouth in 2024. But on Jan 20, 2025 it was magically fixed instantl
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by reddozen 6mo ago
Because the law deals with intent. The intent for a 12 year old skiddie with a ddos box is to harm someone else's internet. the intent of big scrapers is to collect data. if you want to make the latter illegal then vote for that instea
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by reddozen 6mo ago
You do recognize the contradiction saying Rome Statute has nothing to do with war crimes, then saying Rome Statute is how you prosecute war crimes right?
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by reddozen 6mo ago
Ok? The ICC prosecutes war crimes in complementarity. The ICJ does not. Not sure what UN Security Council has to do with anything? I can't tell if this is AI. Add to your slop context you're probably thinking of IHL.
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by reddozen 6mo ago
GCP's support is abysmal. Our assigned customer support agent has changed 3 times in as many months. it's really a dice roll if our quota increase requests are even acknowledged or we can get clarification on undocumented system l
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by reddozen 6mo ago
...what? What does the UN have to do with war crimes lol. And why would the US care about war crimes we literally aren't signatory to the Rome statute. how could your comment get so many things wrong in so little text.
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by reddozen 6mo ago
True yeah. but uh anyway what about HILLARYS EMAILS we need to hear about those for the next 4 decades (no convictions despite "Lock Her Up" slogans for 5 years)
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by reddozen 6mo ago
you mean best selling children's book author Kash Patel who is desperately trying to scrub the internet of his music video[0] revising the Jan 6 insurrection [0] https://youtu.be/TPF_e2E5F74
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by reddozen 7mo ago
If the politicians are bought out by evil DoorDash's lobbying, why don't the voters just vote the politicians out? Do you have any evidence of a politician voting against their constituents' interests for personal gain?
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by reddozen 7mo ago
> The people buying groceries know that things are more expensive. This isn't born out in polling data. Grocery store prices went from being all anyone talked about to magically solved January 20, 2025. If only Biden had pressed the
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by reddozen 8mo ago
Cool. Yeah but the topic is that it's currently not working when you have a president that doesn't want to respect rule of law. Just like Roberts schizo-rambling about the federalist papers and inventing new terms like "Cor
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by reddozen 8mo ago
You can't write rules against bad actors. There will always be some legal loophole a bad president can invent to exploit. if not for administrative warrants we would see some other creative (read: illegal) use of executive power. The
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by reddozen 8mo ago
I don't know if you read your own source but it's incredibly unconvincing "research" slop. In their "case study" they just point to a particular race and the money the candidates received and infer it's ba
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by reddozen 8mo ago
must be pretty upsetting that sitting president Trump has tens of billions in 2 dark money shitcoins and owns a majority stake in crypto company World Liberty Financial. Just 0.001% of the total sum Hunter Biden was allegedly corrupt over (
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by reddozen 8mo ago
I assume you mean Citizens United v FEC. Should they not have been allowed to release their documentary? Its not an easy question and there's a reason none of the dissents directly address Roberts' opinion.
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by reddozen 8mo ago
The problem in America is that more than half the country does not live in a shared factual reality. Like: * Jan 6 was a fedsurrection, and also simultaneously all innocent people that needed pardoning (Pardoning the feds?) * World Liberty
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by reddozen 10mo ago
nothing stopping server side logic: if request.ip != myvictim, serve no malicious payload.
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by reddozen 11mo ago
the games I play don't support Linux
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by reddozen 11mo ago
Enemy combatants to...what? When has congress declared war? Using your military to assassinate another countries civilians is a literal war crime under customary international humanitarian law.
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by reddozen 11mo ago
Is it spooky that they said they looked inside a customer's image to fix this? A bunch of engineers just had access to their customer's intellectual property, security keys, git repos, ...
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by reddozen 1y ago
> If anything, it shows Trump sought to remain president by legal means, a gray area at worst, but nothing to do with the "violent insurrection" claimed. You do realize John Eastman himself literally says he would lose 9-0 [1]
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by reddozen 1y ago
> Instead they were led thru the halls of the Capitol (by the police!) ... but the premise that they intended to overthrow the govt You could have just said you didn't read the John Eastman memo and left it there. Or any of the Jack
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by reddozen 1y ago
There isn't. The misinformation is from one side. You can just read the Jan 6 select committees report or just ask Grok to slop summarize it for you.
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by reddozen 2y ago
> The way Camp David is described also does not match reality. They failed to agree on several points and therefore there was never an offer that could be rejected. You mean Arafat's refusal for to even define infinite "right o
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by reddozen 2y ago
> First let's acknowledge that at least 50% of those killed are civilians and many were also injured. To be clear, this argument is more flawed. You don't know the total dead. Do you really think a militant terrorist organizati
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by reddozen 2y ago
Sure you can hold that opinion but Volume II, Chapter 1, Section F of Customary International Humanitarian Law[1] strictly disagrees with you. [1] https://ihl-databases.icrc.org/en/customary-ihl/v1/rule1
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by reddozen 3y ago
If you want to come up with a different word sure, I would just call whatever you defined there as traditional a corporation. But worker cooperatives is known as "one worker, one vote" and anarcho syndicalists like Richard Wolff w
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by reddozen 3y ago
Mondragon is not a worker cooperative. They have a three-tiered worked system[0] with clear hierarchical structures and differences in voting power. The temporary worker tier (largest) having no voting power whatsoever. [0] https:/&#x