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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
Even CNN is reporting that this unprovoked attack was lined up with a Jewish holiday celebrating the killing of non-jews: https://x.com/chrisbrunet/status/2027665287982502195 The first thing the US/Israel did
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
The Palestinians would be fine with the invaders returning to their home countries. It's the Zionists who have chosen to retain the stolen land with genocidal ethnic cleansing.
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
Prior to WWII the Jews were so powerful that the Rothschilds were able to get the UK to give them Palestine. The Balfour Agreement is very well documented. The Palestinians can't even return to their homes stolen from them during the N
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
The power differential between Zionists and Palestinians is much more extreme than Nazis and Jews. Zionists also have incredible control over my country (the US) than the Nazis ever did. In the 21st century Zionism is much worse than Na
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
Correct, I'm uninterested in hearing Zionist propaganda.
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
They've murdered tens of thousands of civilians. Israelis literally killed an entire NICU of infants.
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
Would you say both sides did wrong with the Nazis vs Jews? This is an identical situation (possibly worse since the Zionists actively invaded Palestine to commit genocide).
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
I'm indigenous like the Palestinians (who also did not steal anyone's land). Zionism was created in the late 1800s with the mission to steal land and ethnically cleanse Palestine. These are concrete and well documented actions tha
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
Attacking the people who stole your land and murdered your family is justified in my book. I don't think I'm alone, very few people globally support Israel.
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
Israel has murdered tens of thousands of people. Your argument doesn't hold.
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
They all for the removal of the people who stole their land, from their land. I support this obviously logical and moral position.
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
None of those are credible news outlets. Israel bombed every hospital in Gaza, starting with this one. There were mass casualties.
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
Palestinians just want their stolen land back and not to be murdered by an invading force backed by a global superpower.
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
The only thing stopping Israel from doing that is international outrage. Israel is entirely dependent on its benefactor states like the US and, while it pushes the limits to the extreme, must at least contend with world opinion.
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by sosomoxie 8mo ago
> On the other side there was the famous "hospital bombing" news event early in the war where it was claimed that 500 people were killed, and then within a couple of hours it became obvious that the explosion was caused by a mi
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Palantir CEO wants to spray "fentanyl-laced urine" on analysts(twitter.com)
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
It's so easy to build things that I don't need anyone to care about it, I just need to the computer to do what I want it to do.
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
I'm actually extremely good at programming. My point is I love computers and computing . You can use technology to achieve amazing things (even having fun). Now I can do much more of that than when I was limited to what I can personal
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
Dystopian cyberpunk was always part of the fantasy. Yes, scale has enabled terrible things. There are more alternatives than ever though. People are still making C64 games today, cheap chips are everywhere. Documentation is abundant... When
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
I started programming over 40 years ago because it felt like computers were magic. They feel more magic today than ever before. We're literally living in the 1980s fantasy where you could talk to your computer and it had a personality.
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
What you're seeing is intelligent and rational people correctly assessing the information available. That it sounds like a "wild conspiracy" theory, is because it is wild (and really disturbing). Epstein and Maxwell have we
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
Cool, so yeah I'd value them at $29B max (you have to account for all future lawsuits...). Far cry from $1.4T! Lots of downside yet to come.
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
Yes, I think that sounds about right.
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
I’m actually fine knowing which of my contacts interacted with a pedophile foreign asset.
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
It's a managing directory of a venture capital firm talking to Jeffery Epstein. Hardly random. If you were passed on by this VC, you'd have a compelling case for racial discrimination.
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
Pure logic would dictate that Tesla has a market cap of around $5B. It's actually fraudulent that it's not, and for some reason the SEC allows Musk to lie on every earnings call without repercussion.
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
Maybe something that keeps programming skills fresh is that after you learn to think like a programmer, you do that with problems away from the keyboard. Decomposition, logic... in the years I wasn't programming, I was still solving pr
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
I have not and I'm actually really bad at learning human languages, but know a dozen programming languages. You would think they would be similar, but for some reason it's really easy for me to program in any language and really h
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
I code in Vim, use Linux... all of those tools are pretty constant. New frameworks are easy to pick up. I've been able to become productive with very little downtime after multi-year breaks several times.
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by sosomoxie 9mo ago
I agree, but there’s a difference between overt and covert. Overt can normalize this stuff, so it’s good to push back.

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