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by trasz 4y ago
Soon in southern US.
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by trasz 4y ago
>CTOs and CPOs loved Atlassian’s revolutionary Jira CTOs and CPOs affection to useless crap designed to impress clueless managers and hated by everyone who actually has to use it is kind of a common pattern.
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by trasz 4y ago
Again, this doesn't matter to the discussion. Even if they were fully grown humans this wouldn't "override" pregnant person's right to decide about their own body. (Also, you're conflating 'being homo sap
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by trasz 4y ago
Recent regulations lobbied by Christian fundamentalists result in many, many more deaths. Why are they allowed to hold ceremonies then?
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by trasz 4y ago
Fascinating how for some Americans everything that is not their own state propaganda sounds suspicious; just like in USSR in the fifties.
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by trasz 4y ago
USA accusing someone of industrial espionage xD
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by trasz 4y ago
That's honestly not a bad idea, assuming it only applies to US stores.
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by trasz 4y ago
If you applied the same criteria to Western media, you'd conclude that the vast majority of them is state-driven too. (Note that this is not whataboutism, but rather a proof that this behaviour is widespread and pretty much normal, whi
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by trasz 4y ago
>Are we aware that in China, people mostly support Russia's invasion to Ukraine because of state level propaganda? Are you aware that in USA people mostly supported Middle East invasion because of state-level propaganda? China isn&
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by trasz 4y ago
From what I've read the link to China is... somewhat underdocumented, to say the least. What is known is that it's indeed aligned with Chinese interests.
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by trasz 4y ago
It's interesting how it's not even Chinese, just "pro-China", as in, lobbying for things that _also_ benefit China.
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by trasz 4y ago
So your response to a decision that can only be explained by the court assuming a logical fallacy invented by Catholics is that "it's simply not true"? :-D
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by trasz 4y ago
>It is so long as you define a human as having a certain level of brain activity. But nobody does. It's the coordinated brain activity that matters. >I mean severe autism or something like that. Which is unrelated to what we&#x2
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by trasz 4y ago
>The purpose of a uterus is not the same as other organs. Again, why? You've repeating it as it was some kind of fact, yet you're unable to show criteria that led you to this conclusion. >I don't think you need to cons
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by trasz 4y ago
Yesterday you've decided that hydatidiform mole is a human. And here you're making the same mistake again: you're assuming that if someone disagrees with your ideas about biology it means they don't understand it. In re
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by trasz 4y ago
This argument is based on a logical fallacy equating "human" with "person". It's yet another example of an attempt to derail the discussion. >You may disagree with some of the premises but they follow one anothe
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by trasz 4y ago
So your morality is based on purely political criteria?
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by trasz 4y ago
Bodily autonomy is a fundamental human right. "Gun rights" aren't human rights, and in most of the western culture are considered a rather silly idea.
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by trasz 4y ago
The line is drawn where it is because of false assumption based purely on Catholic mythology. Does German law prohibit revisiting past verdicts? >And probably protestant and orthodox Christians too. As well as Jews, Buddhists, Hindu and
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by trasz 4y ago
The "second largest contingent" would be a good argument for something that's based on consensus, eg some science. Otherwise - like in this case - it's just https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argumentum_
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by trasz 4y ago
Why?
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by trasz 4y ago
Same way alchemy and astrology are.
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by trasz 4y ago
Note that this seriously misrepresents the subject. For reference: https://reverbpress.com/religion/bible-supports-abortion/
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_racism
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Would you be ok with Taliban renting an American school for their religious ceremony?
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>People who are opposed to abortion think it is murder. And people who are opposed to physics believe Earth is flat. Both views are the same in terms of rationality.
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>And fetuses have some level of brain activity as well. Not really, that's the point. >Are people with severe mental disabilities less human than a regular person? Severe mental disabilities such as completely missing brain? >
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by trasz 4y ago
>I do not think it is comparable to organ donation. Yet you can't point out the difference. >HN, however, is supposed to be a civil place. And so we should pretend that flat earth, anti-vax, and life from conception are all valid
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>Formally all abortions are unjust towards the (potential) person Are contraceptives unjust towards the potential person too? >The question of when human lives begins can be a religious argument but it may as well be not. Sure - and i
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>Are people in a comma not human? People in coma do have brain activity. People who don't aren't "less human", they are clinically dead. >so if it [hydatidiform mole] is strictly a genetic condition than I think i

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