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salad-fan
4y ago
Nice straw man you’ve propped up there, but it’s not mine and I have no interest in defending it. I hope Sky Daddy rewards you for defending his gang of pedophiles.
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salad-fan
4y ago
Dude has Dunning-Kruger’ed himself into a corner.
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salad-fan
4y ago
No you. You’re the ones defending child molesters, after all.
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salad-fan
4y ago
Oh I’m sorry I thought we were having a grown up conversation. Have a nice day.
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salad-fan
4y ago
You not only misread what they wrote, you misread what I wrote. I wasn’t saying the original commenter was “guilty by association”, I was pushing back on their “anti-wokenes” nonsense and pointing out that their choice of schooling isn’t wi
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salad-fan
4y ago
That proves nothing - Catholic schools are still schools, after all. The point is that the Catholic Church has a systemic child abuse problem that includes, but extends beyond, its schools.
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salad-fan
4y ago
> I'm making the point the public system has a worse record on the subject. Source? > The second [teacher / student relationships] is at times encouraged by popular culture when the genders are reversed (female teacher /
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salad-fan
4y ago
The commenter went beyond curriculum with this part of their comment (which has since been edited to remove the word “woke”, I might add): > All of the politics and social justice, whatever you want to call is not part of the curriculum.
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salad-fan
4y ago
Not at all. Catholic schools are not even remotely independent of the church despite what you seem to think, and therefore share the same systemic problems.
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salad-fan
4y ago
What makes you think Catholic school kids don’t have parents or other relatives? And are you trying to argue that the Catholic Church does not have a history of child molestation? Because the evidence seems pretty overwhelming to me.
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salad-fan
4y ago
Two hilariously terrible takes in the span of 10 minutes. Keep going - this is just the entertainment I was looking for.
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salad-fan
4y ago
What he needs is professional help.
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salad-fan
4y ago
It’s not doxxing because aircraft locations are a matter of public record. A newspaper or other publication publishing information that’s already public is not a net new disclosure.
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salad-fan
4y ago
Username checks out there Elno, but we see through it.
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salad-fan
4y ago
Yuck no thanks.
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salad-fan
4y ago
Of course he is, just like he doesn’t have to worry about the First Amendment. But again that’s not the point. I can only explain this to you; I can’t understand it for you.
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salad-fan
4y ago
Sure but that’s not the point. Phony Stark acquired Twitter because he had concerns about erosion of free speech on the platform, and yet he is doing (and has done) more to erode free speech on the platform in the last month than has happen
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salad-fan
4y ago
Yes but the articles in question didn’t violate the quoted law. Sharing public information (the location of Phony Stark’s jet) is not doxxing.
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salad-fan
4y ago
It’s because these journalists wrote articles that were critical of Musk. Not to mention that the publications where these articles were published have vastly stronger rules about things like doxxing than Twitter ever did (in part because t
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salad-fan
4y ago
Phony Stark has lost it.
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salad-fan
4y ago
Except that unlike VR headsets, Mastodon is a viable replacement for Twitter.
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salad-fan
4y ago
I wonder if this leverages the existing National Vulnerability Database? Smells a bit of NIH syndrome if not.
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salad-fan
4y ago
You have summoned an angry Richard Stallman.
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salad-fan
4y ago
doubt.jif
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salad-fan
4y ago
How did you select those 40 accounts?
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salad-fan
4y ago
Oh no! Anyway…
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salad-fan
4y ago
This. Almost everyone I’ve seen leave has left their account in place.
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salad-fan
4y ago
Nah. S&P have to handle this kind of thing very carefully, so that they don’t lose the market’s trust. It’s impossible to imagine them sabotaging themselves just for some silly punitive action against a tiny company like Twitter.
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salad-fan
4y ago
The passport also comes with a free one-way visa to the Donetsk People’s Republic!
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salad-fan
4y ago
https://github.com/borkdude - the guy is a machine
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