watutalkinbout

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by watutalkinbout 28d ago
So your example of left wing extremism is an unidentified black lives matter member that assassinated a black youth for joyriding, based on assumptions. It's not exactly the most compelling example of a political motivated assassinat
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by watutalkinbout 28d ago
If you are going to present two people killed by left wing extremists - the extremists should be people actually found guilty based on the evidence presented in a court of law, whose motive was also established by the court. What you have g
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by watutalkinbout 29d ago
Bloke's a melon.
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by watutalkinbout 29d ago
I don't think even most of the right in the US believe Tyler Robinson killed Charlie Kirk, based on the volume of conspiracy stuff I've seen. I know he hasn't been convicted, and unless I'm wrong, federal investigators h
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by watutalkinbout 29d ago
Mate.
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by watutalkinbout 29d ago
"it may appear bigger than it is" Except that it's by far the largest in the US based on the data.
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
And he wasn't an engineer.
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
Dat u Elon?
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
Steve jobs was not a great engineer. He was ruthless, manipulative and lacking empathy - like Musk.
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
As I said, he's a marketing genius. Or maybe "was" is more accurate.
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
Musk is a marketing genius.
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
The US is not an ally.
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
He doesn't give a shit about US lumber or US builders. If he isn't stuffing his pockets, he's leveraging the populist playbook. In this case, 'scapegoating'. But let's be honest, he likely has a huge amount of
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
I've noticed pretty heavy partisanship here on [flat earth] vs [spherical earth]. Shocking really.
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
You still think any of his moves are driven by 'what's good for the US'? I think it's motivated entirely by schemes to stuff his pockets with money.
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
>Isn't this just common sense? No, it's a claim. Common sense is the ability to make practical, reasonable judgments in ordinary situations using basic experience . Basic experience would be establishing this happens first. &
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
>Maybe not but talking can help understand the perspective of the other side as well, I try to understand both sides as best I can so that I can look for areas of potential agreement and viable paths to peace. Honestly, based on this con
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
Mate - I'm not the one making false claims. I'm simply challenging obvious bullshit with back of the fag packet numbers. Please note, you have said nothing about the bullshit claim, you instead are going after me challenging the b
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
"They might not be able to deliver them because we have exceeded the scale on which human social structures can coherently operate." Sounds unlikely to me without the caveat "within this particular brand of politics and socio
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
You in the UK?
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
>My point I guess is mostly that Israeli's need to be convinced that the Palestinians actually want to end the war and make a peace deal, but to do that you probably need to first convince the Palestinians that it's in their be
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
I'm just going to remind you here that you're arguing with me about my figures that I threw together to question a claim someone else made out of thin air, which it largely did, and your main point of contention is that I should b
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
>You need to be careful with misinformation in general, there is one group that quite openly states they want more civilian casualties, and that is Hamas. It's very ironic that you are telling me that I need to be careful about info
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
I mean, it's not surprising that people living pretty normal lives, separated by terrorist attacks would think like this. Growing up in the UK, outside of Ireland, but occasionally having the threat of an IRA attack (like Manchester) I
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
80% of ORB's estimated deaths came from four central governorates (completely excluding 3 altogether), and the mortality responses in those areas had major internal inconsistencies. The conclusion of peer-reviewed critique is that the
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
What data are you using exactly? Iraq had well over 10 times the population (26-27 million) and the war lasted about 10 years. "Mortality in Iraq Associated with the 2003–2011 War and Occupation"[pubmed] put the figure at about 13
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
>some Palestinian de-radicalization will be a prerequisite I don't think there is a chance in hell of that working unless Israeli deradicalisation happens first. >If you had to choose somewhere in the middle east to live where wo
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
Israel isn't a religion, it's a nationality. There are elements of the American right that are antisemitic but it definitely has bigger problems with Muslims, and a large slice of the American right view Jews favourably (arguably
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
Yes, but (he at least thought) he only sold what he owned, but I bought more than what he owned. Now he's been pursued by the press to comment, and he's the guy that sold that thing for $X for the rest of his life. I bought that
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by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
Ah yes, Yahweh the loving and compassionate god is just cultivating a discourse like the good old days in Psalm 137:9.

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