zouhair

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by zouhair 6y ago
Freedom of speech is not freedom of consequences.
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by zouhair 6y ago
I am against the death penalty, but I'll make an exception for anyone who write that code.
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by zouhair 6y ago
Yeah, that's what's happening and kids are dead because of it and more will do. Total free speech is cancer.
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by zouhair 6y ago
> freedom to choose, even your own death by Darwin, is a pillar of a free society People who don't want to stay home anymore are not a danger to themselves only, I could not care less if they die, I actually prefer if they do. But b
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by zouhair 6y ago
> Aren’t dissenting voices and debate pillars of our democracy? No, not all dissenting voices are equal. When your opinion is factually wrong you should not be allowed in the public discourse.
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by zouhair 6y ago
No, public discourse in a technical matter is out of the question. Equating the opinion of 2 random doctors to the thousands of epidemiologists worldwide is not helping democracy in any shape or form. It actually destroys it. We need to sto
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by zouhair 6y ago
> Does it justify censorship? Yes, they are wrong and they will cause deaths if they are allowed to peddle more unsubstantiated bullshit. This is not a philosophical debate, people are literally dying.
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by zouhair 6y ago
It's with your logic that we have the anti-vax movement, the anti-gmo one, flat-earthers and so on and so forth.
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by zouhair 7y ago
With some people protesting the quarantine by gathering in the street I highly doubt it.
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by zouhair 7y ago
Yup, a lot of weight, now imagine 3 Petabytes[0] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtZXMj_gUjU
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by zouhair 7y ago
When you think about it is quite insane that you can find rock tablets from thousands of years back with text on them but we can lose all the data on the internet just like that.
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by zouhair 7y ago
As said by someone else, tests are in short supply. So other ways are being tested, like testing wastewater[0]. [0]: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/03/200331092713.h...
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by zouhair 7y ago
That level of anxiety the author feels is what a poor person feels daily about how the next rent and food money gonna come from. That stuff takes a toll.
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by zouhair 7y ago
So that's where Canada.ca aesthetic comes from.
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by zouhair 7y ago
Yup and that was me and my dad inside joke when I was a kid.
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by zouhair 7y ago
Le Journal de Spirou et Le Journal de Tintin were my whole childhood.
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by zouhair 7y ago
M'enfin :(
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by zouhair 7y ago
It's really something witnessing /r/the_donald spill over here.
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by zouhair 7y ago
How is it a failed system? I'd say people cannot afford insulin is proof enough that Capitalism is a failed system. Just go ask Argentina[0], collapsing months after IMF was praising the "good" work Argentina was doing and ho
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by zouhair 7y ago
Imagine if we had a system where you don't have to pay for any basic necessities, from shelter to food to healthcare to education. We all work in the system, some would make more than others but even those who work the least or not at
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by zouhair 7y ago
Why do we need jobs to survive? That alone is an insane system. We desperately need to separate work activity and survivability. Even without this pandemic, we live in a World where there is enough shelter, food and drugs for everyone but w
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by zouhair 7y ago
> It simply isn't possible to shut down the economy and then pay people, businesses to sit idle for an undetermined amount of time. Why not? This is a matter of survival. If the economic system breaks because of one pandemic that w
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by zouhair 7y ago
How do you think science work? It's like losing weight and gaining muscle, you have to work hard at it and there is no moment in time where you can say that that's the moment you lost weight or gained muscle. It is all incremental
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by zouhair 7y ago
I've had enough browsers. Electron needs to die and fast.
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by zouhair 7y ago
The players are still in danger if they play.
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by zouhair 7y ago
Suicide is the epitome of emotional outburst.
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by zouhair 7y ago
They just needed to be rich enough to be bailed out. It's their fault.
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by zouhair 7y ago
Sorry but no. He worked hard, sure, for a bit. But he is not as rich as he is because of said work. He is rich because of the hard work of others.
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by zouhair 7y ago
America is that way because rich people like Bill made it so. They worked hard at it and still do.
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by zouhair 7y ago
Ah, the good old "For the good of our children" or "protect the children" mantra. Every time the police state wants to grow and take more freedoms from you, it uses children as a prop.

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