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spacemanmatt
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4y ago
Sure, not rhinovirus but definitely polio. Surely you aren't proposing that anyone ever tried to limit free assembly for run-of-the-mill germs. Point being, your rights exist in tension with public health; they are not absolute.
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Yeah, infectious disease beats free assembly every time.
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4y ago
RIP SWM
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4y ago
I don't know, but don't take IRC from me. Then I'm really screwed.
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4y ago
So much agreed. The computing operations where saving instructions equals saving energy are really few and far between. Or non-existent.
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That's a good question, and an illustrative one. It means what supports my argument, considering I have only invoked the amendment by name rather than by any specific consequence or ruling. I hope this helps to illustrate the sham of s
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4y ago
Spoiler: Santa survives the furnace.
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4y ago
if you were a real chump you'd kickban them then teardr0p them
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4y ago
> But they've done so very poorly, as I'm sure you can see. Can't really hear your argument, if any, over the smug.
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You can't just say "the 2nd amendment" and assume we all mean the same thing. Radical misinterpretation is way too common for that.
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Somewhere in that data set is found an Eigencookie. I want the recipe.
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Careless deference to the 2nd amendment (more generally, deference to "the constitution") is among the reddest flags you can throw.
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4y ago
> I see that you have a hard time following an argument and the rhetorical techniques I used. I will break it down. Classic. They're not having trouble following your argument. They just disagree.
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4y ago
Finally, a comment thread who GETS IT
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I wonder how many readers they've netted with their pun-tastic title, and whether we should actually reward that kind of trolling.
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4y ago
Weed
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4y ago
SAME. We learned fast that other parents gambled with diapers in public/shared places.
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4y ago
I came to like the people that comprise systems, their needs, the composition of their systems, and the overall efficient function of composed systems. Programming still interests me but it sure doesn't motivate me like it used to.
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4y ago
Tales from I was a Trumpet Strumpet But for real, yeah, my family wasn't a fallback plan. I very much intended to live more comfortably than that.
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4y ago
Core idea: The layoffs of today are the opportunistic fraudsters of tomorrow. Meh, maybe I'm just projecting, but I am not sure layoffs create fraudsters. That proposition needs a closer look, in my view.
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4y ago
Sheesh. Ask me why I dropped band in favor of an software internship senior year of high school. The answer will abjectly fail to shock or surprise you.
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4y ago
Let people be authoritative on their own condition
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4y ago
Nah, this is for people who don't already have Comcast.
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4y ago
The disparity of benefits provided by the GI bill yielded exactly a modern racial disparity. I think you and OP are on the short side of explaining why such an overtly racist event can be described as a net benefit. The sentiment that you b
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It wasn't as hot before A/C
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...then follows it with complete dismissal of their opportunity cost and our loss of their productivity. Which is what I addressed, because it undermined what seemed to be an otherwise decent statement.
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I did not read that he was given authority to alter the team composition. I hope I'm just wrong, because that's a poor circumstance.
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Totally agreed. These are the counterexamples. I loved C&H and am glad that I don't have to deal with either of them trying to sell me toothpaste or car insurance. Super glad.
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No, I'm pointing out that when we collectively try to help just one class of people it turns into a predictable shitshow. It's not unique to the GI bill but it is absolutely a valid criticism.
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Facts hurt huh
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