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by tekknik 4y ago
interestingly this was downvoted even though it’s objectively accurate. Interesante indeed.
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by tekknik 4y ago
But again, police are not judges.
873.
by tekknik 4y ago
Who says we all do? ;)
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by tekknik 4y ago
The regulations surrounding private ownership of explosives require they be stored properly and be subjected to random audits. No law abiding citizen owning explosives would have them in their home. https://www.atf.gov/explo
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by tekknik 4y ago
There’s also the obvious warmth and protection from the elements (like UV) they provide. I feel like the whole clothes thing was a horrible example.
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by tekknik 4y ago
How would you resolve the issues with the police? The police are not and should not be judges. The man had “child pornography” on his phone, it was reported and the police did their job given the evidence they had. Watch the TV show COPS to
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by tekknik 4y ago
i can definitely think of a few things that can come from purchase history that could end careers, relationships or families: 1) Having homophobic parents and buying anything supporting a “non-traditional lifestyle” (like books from a parti
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by tekknik 4y ago
currently being the key word there. can you guarantee you will feel this way for the life of your data? if suddenly you become concerned with those collecting the data what do you do with the historical profile they’ve built for you?
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by tekknik 4y ago
Someone’s mothers funeral is a private event. Is this not a public event? Does it seem fair to compare the funeral of an individual citizen to that of a “royal”?
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by tekknik 4y ago
the question remains, why could you not wait instead of creating a refurbished device due to impatience?
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by tekknik 4y ago
The issue with much of Floridas land is it’s wetlands. It doesn’t so much matter what you build on it as it is about minimizing impact to the environment.
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by tekknik 4y ago
Yet, my ads become more valuable when they have data that I’m interested in a specific subject. Absent if that data, the ads are worth less.
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by tekknik 4y ago
> No–I think not promoting a story that is likely to be false should be the default. Why should Facebook promote any story? Because facebook isn’t the arbiter of truth. I didn’t read the rest because it’s clearly biased.
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by tekknik 4y ago
Yes, the left. Yet I know the left will never admit to their problems. And for the record I’m a right leaning independent.
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by tekknik 4y ago
Because facebook doesn’t generate the content. You must generate content in order to be a publisher. And once labeled as a publisher, you become liable for your speech. Generally those platforms allowing the posting of user generated conten
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by tekknik 4y ago
Given the blatant corruption on display from one party on a near daily basis, buying votes with tax payer money and sicking the FBI on their political enemies? Yea sure, it’s got nothing to do with being on the wrong side. “we must win at a
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by tekknik 4y ago
Commenting on someone creating a throwaway is also peak HN. Who cares? Maybe they have a reason?
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by tekknik 4y ago
The different here is FB is not a publisher. If they were, then they’d have many more laws to follow with user generated content. FB is a distributor of user generated content. That’s all. There should be no decision making at all on their
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by tekknik 4y ago
> the phony laptop story > the story looked suspicious (because it is) I’d love to hear this side of it. > they chose not to amplify it do you see a problem with this?
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by tekknik 4y ago
This response, though frequently used, is wrong. If my data is useless they wouldn’t collect it. They use this data to target ads specifically for me, increasing those ads value. So yes, individuals data is worth something.
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by tekknik 4y ago
$1.8mil for a condo is ridiculous, in many places you can get many hundreds of acres of land for this amount
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by tekknik 4y ago
and so because you were raised this way the rest of us should be? why do we constantly push our ideals onto others?
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by tekknik 4y ago
Where did you grow up? In an apartment or with a lawn?
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by tekknik 4y ago
The netherlands also has the population of some US states. How does this translate to forcing people living in the countryside to living in a city?
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by tekknik 4y ago
I’m a Christian and never have met such a “puritan” Christian. Where are these “puritans” that ban things in the name of Christianity? Have you met one or is this hearsay? Also, in many of the comments in this thread, the word “puritan” is
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by tekknik 4y ago
> puritan Christians I’ve lost track of how many people in this thread have blamed Christians. Why? Christian’s do not have a ban on alcohol. Where is this idea coming from, or are we just spreading hate?
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by tekknik 4y ago
I pointed that out one comment up yes. But the general argument is against that of the .223/5.56 configuration.
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by tekknik 4y ago
I’ve just explained why, using your spectrum, it’s on the lower end. I completely understand that guns are difficult to understand for non gun owners, they simply don't do any research. Couple that with the amount of research required
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by tekknik 4y ago
> Most people buying AR-15s in the US are not buying them to keep pests off their farm. Now, explain why you think an AR-15 is so dangerous? Tell me why you’re so focused on that gun when it’s both not the major gun used in mass shooting
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by tekknik 4y ago
Why is this downvoted? This is very much true. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Title_II_weapons

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