tathougies

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by tathougies 6y ago
It is okay, and in fact preferable to pick a side, but they portray themselves as 'objective' and 'rational', when they're clearly biased. Just remember the Nick Sandmann story and the subsequent lack of introspecti
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by tathougies 6y ago
Thankfully though, in America, it's not up to you or Drew to decide what others can or cannot wear. That is subject only to law, which says you can wear slogans and insignia, but not names of candidates.
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by tathougies 6y ago
Glad to see this at the top. Indeed the officer did not violate the law. I believe some state even issued guidance that said slogans like Black Lives Matter or Make America Great Again, were okay. You simply cannot say "Vote Biden&quot
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by tathougies 6y ago
In Haskell, this is done with the Managed monad or ResourceT if you're feeling impure.
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by tathougies 6y ago
I mean, I guess. On the other hand, if you have a niche side project (I have several in a rather niche language), then you become known in the community. Most people's 'side projects' don't shine on their resume because
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by tathougies 6y ago
What I want from an editor: 1. no code completion -- rarely works well. To get it to work well, it requires set up, and when I start a project, I don't want to waste time setting anything up. Also, doesn't work for interesting thi
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by tathougies 6y ago
I would have posted sooner, but Hacker News bars me from posting too often. Here is the report, with an e-mail image: https://www.rebelnews.com/international_elecion_observers_ba...
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by tathougies 6y ago
I would have posted sooner, but Hacker News bars me from posting too often. Here is the report, with an e-mail image: https://www.rebelnews.com/international_elecion_observers_ba...
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by tathougies 6y ago
So I understand all this but I'm wondering if you can explain to me how I as a lay person am expected to differentiate your supposed chain of events from what the news tells me are tell tale signs of voter fraud. https://www
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by tathougies 6y ago
Yes that is why I comment here too. So that people know there are others like them. Don't care if I lose the karma.
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by tathougies 6y ago
Everything's a legal vacuum if you have a big enough gun. Edit: I'm not saying how things should be... I'm just pointing out the obvious
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by tathougies 6y ago
Don't understand why you are being downvoted. Why can we not agree that single party rule in any city, state, or nation, is simply a recipe for corruption? Look, I'm a registered republican, but I too would be uncomfortable if lit
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by tathougies 6y ago
You can condemn violent groups like Antifa that vandalize and destroy private property in the public right of way that makes the entire city look like a mess. Invest in opportunity zones, and support legislation, that expands them and their
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by tathougies 6y ago
This kind of moral equivocation is why our society is so divided.
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by tathougies 6y ago
Biden has a transition website: buildbackbetter.com That isn't a declaration of victory?
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by tathougies 6y ago
In my home state of Oregon, ballot results are released pretty much immediately, because the ballot deadline for receipt is 8 pm on election day. The same was true of California when I lived there. Why are the rules suddenly changed? Did
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by tathougies 6y ago
> Because a process that had never been trialed in many places was used at the national scale. Sure, I get that, but didn't anyone foresee that this will call into question the legitimacy of the election. To recap, both candidates h
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by tathougies 6y ago
Why? This constant finding of ballots, along with the allegations of not being allowed to observe the counting by international election watching groups, and the withholding of counts (see AZ and NV), makes the process seem extremely opaque
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by tathougies 6y ago
Why do the misreport them? Why don't we know? And I also don't really understand how mail can arrive later. In my state of Oregon which has mail-in only voting, ballots must arrive by 8PM on election day. That's it. Why do ot
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by tathougies 6y ago
Why do the estimated vote counts keep going up? Why has this process dragged on for days . Where do they keep losing ballots? Why isn't there a deadline? Why are only these states still counting? Great resource BTW!
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by tathougies 6y ago
This is nothing to do with originalism. Please don't strawman complicated viewpoints. > a deep failure of lawmaking. The real deep failure of lawmaking is telling millions of people what the rules are and then changing them because
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by tathougies 6y ago
My parents fled their home country for freedom of religion in the USA. Many other immigrant groups have as well.
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by tathougies 6y ago
That's great, but sharing my experience was not a call for others to add their own experience or to critique mine. If you want to share, please share on the top-level comment.
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by tathougies 6y ago
A study would require us to run an experiment that takes two groups of families that are equivalent along some metrics, and then forcibly separates one subgroup, while letting the other remain intact. Obviously this is extremely unethical.
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by tathougies 6y ago
> That's simply the continuation of a societal expectation that women will do the 'mothering.' You are ignoring biological reality. The reason why this happens in 'hetero' couples is that the woman has an obvious
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by tathougies 6y ago
I don't understand political anxiety. In the United States, elections even of the president, do not ultimately matter a whole lot. There are several layers of government and several governmental co-equal bodies such that the election o
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by tathougies 6y ago
Well as long as the press doesn't mention any of the banned topics and people only gather to support things that aren't banned they are free. All people are free you see but some are more free than others
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by tathougies 6y ago
How can you claim the press is free when you already claimed there are certain topics you cannot broach? Meanwhile the us press is so free they can publish completely anonymous articles critical of the president (the atlantics unsubstantiat
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by tathougies 6y ago
Yes which is why the United States is not a democracy. There cannot be a law in the United States that suppresses or compels speech no matter how many people want it. The us is a country of freedoms not mob rule.
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by tathougies 6y ago
I mean... I thought so in 2016, but four years later, I simply do not believe this. There is no evidence to support this. He has constantly condemned white supremacy. He obviously is a nationalist, but for America, being a multi-racial nati

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