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by throwaway744678 7y ago
Can't you really imagine anyone honestly disagreeing with this whole thing without being a total moron as you seem to describe?
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
This thread is a total shitstorm, and yet thorourghly enjoyable. Nothing like a good disagreement!
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
The guy is explaining to us poor fuckers how we should turn off the faucet while brushing our teeth, yet travels the world 24/7 between his private jet and his SUV? Sure, sounds totally honest and convincing.
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
This would have been a PR stunt all the same, though.
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
Can we stop downvoting fair arguments we disagree with? Can't we just "agree to disagree" without resorting to unnecessary measures?
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
> She's a woman, she's young, she's autistic. She faces a triple-whammy of discrimination because of that. ...No she does not. In this context, one would argue that, on the contrary she benefits from these. Would she have
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
Yeah, yeah. She stopped going to school. Strike ? Do words still mean anything?
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
Except she did not get our attention. She got that of the media (in a wide sense, including social media, etc.), that found it more newsworthy, hence pushed it onto the general public.
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
Indeed; and if you're not rejecting these scientists, she won't change your mind either. So, why should anyone listen to her?
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
Oh, come on. At least make a good faith attempt.
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
We do not; but why would her opinion matter. Or more exactly why would it matter more than that of some random guy commenting on the Internet?
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
Ingmar rentzhog is. See https://uvell.se/2018/12/11/pr-spinnet-bakom-greta-thunberg/
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
Sounds great, let's go and fork Wikipedia.
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
This would have been cooler if they had written the page in the language itself (going meta, here)
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
Ha! My trick is to ln -s a b then look at the link with ls -l, then remove my garbage! Your way is much better.
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
The point is not wether they are truly communist or something else, but an authoritarian regime, which is rather undeniable.
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
Regarding fingerprints, let's not forget that non-police system (eg. biometric passports) only register a subset of flat prints. On French passports, only two fingers are saved, and the prints are 'flat' - not rolled . Those
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
Indeed I stand corrected. Interestingly, (most) ancient cathedral are owned by the state, while (most) other churches are owned by the cities. I made a bit of research, and while the sources are somewhat contradictory - the article linked a
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by throwaway744678 7y ago
Since 1905 [1], though philosophically this law indeed takes its roots in the French revolution. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1905_French_law_on_the_Separ...