vangelis

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by vangelis 7y ago
Counterpoint, the ATF's gun database. The technology exists, and yet it's not digitized. It's purely a policy issue.
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by vangelis 7y ago
Could you provide an upside?
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by vangelis 7y ago
It's impossible to ban , but it's possible to prevent people from implementing and carrying out that idea. There's a difference here.
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by vangelis 7y ago
Could be self selection for people who would pick their vacation rental in a suburban neighborhood with a HOA?
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by vangelis 7y ago
I didn't realize repressive was the antonym of western.
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by vangelis 7y ago
What would these 'hate speech' laws ban exactly? I'm trying to picture who exactly the implied oppressive government is ran by.
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by vangelis 7y ago
Bringing your own cabinets sounds wild.
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by vangelis 7y ago
I don't know about the Silicon Valley bubble, but those skills are certainly alive and well in the real America.
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by vangelis 7y ago
I'd love to do the latter, but it's not my house.
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by vangelis 7y ago
Why do you want the government to intervene in the affairs of private business?
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by vangelis 7y ago
You're free to not give Google money and to create your own services. Otherwise buddy, that's just capitalism.
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by vangelis 7y ago
A lot of knowledge can be used to commit crimes. That's a lot of knowledge that should be removed from the public, even if by force.
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by vangelis 7y ago
The lesson learned from zero tolerance tolerance policies is that there's no reason to hold back if you're both going to get in trouble.
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by vangelis 7y ago
Probably not. You can certainly mitigate the worst of them though. That a totally flat organization is terrible doesn't imply that tall hierarchy is good.
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by vangelis 7y ago
That's not as all the right scenario. Imagine Barnes and Noble 'sold' you their books for basically retail price, then comes around and throws them into the incinerator, but at least they gave you a return.
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by vangelis 7y ago
The implication here seems to be just give up?
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by vangelis 7y ago
Would you be signing the same tune if a socialist government were elected?
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by vangelis 7y ago
Intel seem to generate its own trouble. For every real terrorist there's ten autistic teenagers talked into it.
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by vangelis 7y ago
How old does my religions book have to be to count as sincere? If I indoctrinate my children to believe this, does it count? Is there a certain head count where it becomes sincere?
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by vangelis 7y ago
Maybe we can set up an automated slaughter factory for immigrants from the global south at the border. It'll be pretty dang cool.
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by vangelis 7y ago
Anecdotal, but I've found more people are simply willing to admit they smoked pot now that marijuana looks to be legal. People simply lied about it.
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by vangelis 7y ago
State funding for colleges has been continuous going down though.
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by vangelis 7y ago
The car thing is really a symptom of American urban planning and car culture.
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by vangelis 7y ago
I figure the psychological damage will create even more school shooters. shrug
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by vangelis 7y ago
Most people are breaking some law, it just depends how vigorously we want to enforce the law against you.
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by vangelis 7y ago
I disagree with a complete ban, but we could ban wide-scale implementation of this. You are not a municipality.
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by vangelis 7y ago
Thankfully government and application of technology by the government have no correlation.
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by vangelis 7y ago
Those are some hateful crickets.
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by vangelis 7y ago
As they say, conservative orthodoxy is the new punk rock.
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by vangelis 8y ago
More like the future advertising companies want.

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