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> Notice how on that list none of South America countries appear after 1990s? This is regime change /that we know about/. Intelligence agencies haven't made a huge habit of discussing their covert successes. > Venezuela
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Actually they remain mired in poverty largely because the US keeps meddling in their affairs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_r... So it's more like "they remain mired in poverty be
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Bloggers aren't journalists.
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How does one "neoliberalize" intersectionality? What parts of intersectionality are "capitalist-corporate-compatible"?
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Doesn't need to be framed in a statistical context to be troubling. If cartels are murdering journalists for reporting on their activities, that is a serious problem.
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> "Personal argumentation on the internet is the bastion of the shallow." ~ Me If you believed what you're saying above, then why respond? Also, you don't need to quote yourself; you can just write the sentence. >
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"They" likely being "the other party" that got into power during that election. > You clearly don't work in a sector that requires clearance. By nature those fields tend to be more quiet publicly, but the cold ra
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Here's some evidence (including reposting the links that OP provided). Enjoy! https://www.vice.com/en/article/88nd3z/gunshot-detecting-tec... https://www.vice.com/en/topic/shots
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> OP's comment implied that it is a tool used by the majority(whites) to deploy in minority(black) areas, in order to oppress them. The OP said nothing like this. You're projecting a lot of personal biases onto their comment.
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"[Office of Inspector General] Finds That ShotSpotter Alerts Rarely Lead to Evidence of a Gun-Related Crime and That Presence of the Technology Changes Police Behavior" - https://igchicago.org/2021/08/24&
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If your technology is being used as justification for incarcerating people and as a way for law enforcement to circumvent the law and escalate routine encounters into violence, then yes. https://www.vice.com/en/article&
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You win! The commenter made a grave semantic mistake by not adding "in the US" to "minority" and now their comment is completely meaningless and without merit.
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If the officer lied about having probable cause (e.g., by telling ShotSpotter to fabricate alerts or to re-classify an alert after a stop to manufacture probable cause), the case can be thrown out.
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> If someone is truly insulted by language and not intent they need to grow up. Spoken like someone who's never had to hear a slur about them in a joke. "But I was just joking!" - oh, then it's okay? Maybe the person
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Doesn't seem like the person you're responding to is talking about vehicles "hauling crops" - rather, the lifted "rolling coal" vehicles that have been an integral part of rural masculine culture for some time
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> 8kun, previously called 8chan, Infinitechan or Infinitychan (stylized as ∞chan), is an imageboard website composed of user-created message boards. An owner moderates each board, with minimal interaction from site administration.[1] The
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Why is it always "blame the victim for being exploited" rather than blaming the multi-billion dollar corporation doing the exploiting?
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Yes, perhaps more regulations would help the matter. Except Uber also (sometimes illegally) lobbies governments to prevent regulation, as this leak has shown.
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There are methods of deescalating a situation that don't involve a firearm. There are also non-lethal means of subduing a non-compliant person.
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An equally substantive counterpoint: no it isn't.
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Beat reporting and investigative journalism are very different "genres" of journalism. > They only stop talking to you through official channels. There will always be leakers, disgruntled employees and others willing to talk to
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> The fetus is a "living person" according to many biologists It's also not a "living person" according to "many" biologists.
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You should stop taking potshots at people on a throwaway troll account.
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But the United States can hardly be called a democracy with gerrymandering, unelected federal judges, unequal representation for populous states in congress, and the electoral college. The majority does want abortion rights, but those right
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Thomas intentionally targeted contraception and same-sex marriages in his opinion. It's not a matter of debate - he stated that the rulings that allow contraception and same-sex relationships/marriage should be revisited. There&#x
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> Stepping away from the metaphor of hopes and dreams, you can start to observe REM movement in utero at 28 weeks. So in a literal sense, it is likely fetuses do dream. > A clump of four cells isn't a person, but there is a very
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Are you of the belief that the conservatives who support overturning Roe also support WIC, SNAP, Medicaid, and Section 8 housing? Because the traditional conservative viewpoint is that these programs should be completely eliminated. I belie
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I've seen your comments in this thread questioning what the American public actually wants. You don't need to wonder - there have been countless polls over the past fifty years that will tell you in detail: https://news
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> The relationship and obligations that a mother has to her child are fundamentally different to the relationship and obligations I have to a random stranger in the ER You define "child" based on a religious definition. That&#x
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> And yes, I do think that human life trumps over bodily autonomy. So you'd be ok with government agents showing up at your door in the middle of the night and taking you involuntarily to the hospital to donate some of your organs t
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