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by zzrrt 1y ago
If you have to defend Trump by saying it wasn't his platform, then you're admitting it's bad for America or unpopular with the people, right? Its actual implementation, as shown in the tracker above, matters more now than wh
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by zzrrt 1y ago
> So you think it's true too. Glad we agree on what happened. I don't agree. I said "may have", not "did". I was extending a little benefit of the doubt, but I regret it now that I see how little good faith
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by zzrrt 1y ago
Many BLM protests took place before the Biden administration existed, so some of your thesis is non-sense. To rebut some of it: “Fact check: Quotes from Democratic leaders about riots, unrest taken out of context” https://www.usa
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by zzrrt 1y ago
> If you dislike riots the previous administration created more of them Did Biden call on people to “fight like hell” after losing an election? Did he blanket-pardon rioters who were convicted of violent crimes during the riot? Trump did
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by zzrrt 1y ago
If he's at the shore of the pond and tells the crowd a series of Nazi-themed puns, you can skip the dunking. He's so committed to making you think he's a Nazi, it doesn't matter any more whether he thinks he's being
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by zzrrt 1y ago
Sounds like a good ingredient for a CTF or other puzzle. It could be a small obfuscation where player has to install an ancient version with the VM, or get crazier with a byecode hash collision or abusing undocumented VM quirks.
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by zzrrt 1y ago
It's crazy that people would believe Elon's salute meant exactly what he wanted them to think. /sarcasm Self-professed Nazis are probably the best judges of Nazi symbols, and they approved it. https://en.wikipedia.
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by zzrrt 1y ago
> Only a few states offer "extended" driving licenses, which do [prove your citizenship] If anyone is wondering, an enhanced drivers license is not the same as a "REAL ID". A "REAL ID" does not indicate citi
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by zzrrt 1y ago
Trickle-down economics isn’t about the price of goods coming down over time. I’m not an economist so I’ll leave it up to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trickle-down_economics to explain more.
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by zzrrt 1y ago
Probably portraying the attitude of the people complaining about "my tax dollars" as referenced in the preceding post.
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by zzrrt 1y ago
> characterizing "enforcing our immigration laws" as some kind of "irredeemable" act is just...beyond the pale. It is not irredeemable to enforce laws. Setting aside the other aspects, this misses the point, in my opi
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by zzrrt 1y ago
> Now there are thousands involved across an organisation… An Easter Egg highlighting just a few people just doesn't make sense I don’t know if the message was edited, but GP addressed this with “Maybe… it shows me a few people at r
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by zzrrt 1y ago
It is an old neologism, but the style feels surprisingly modern, and/or AAVE is so dominant today that even (youngish?) white people would have coined this type of abbreviation today. > on June 19, 1866… "Jubilee Day" >
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by zzrrt 1y ago
Several of your points are general critiques of the system, which is fine, but not very interesting for now. I would accept some of these points without justifying what happened in this case. > She said verbatim in the bodycam "some
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by zzrrt 1y ago
> she clearly states the baby is being transferred to another hospital to release to the foster family She mentioned a foster mom, not that the purpose of the transfer was to get the baby to the foster mom. And why would it be anyway? Yo
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by zzrrt 1y ago
Bundy misleadingly edited that video to support his claims. "Thomas’ conversations with police and the emergency medical service (EMS) report [Bundy] references both centered on whether the child was healthy enough to be transported, n
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by zzrrt 1y ago
Are we reading the same Wikipedia page? Maybe I’ll save a full perusal of his statements for another day, but based on Wikipedia… yes, he has said some surprisingly liberal things about Trump, immigration policy, the Republican party, and B
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by zzrrt 1y ago
I’ve been wondering lately why they told us about “flood the zone” and published Project 2025. Is it because they don’t have regular communication with every person who is willing and able to employ these strategies, so they just communicat
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by zzrrt 1y ago
Maybe Blogspot wraps all links like that, to fight malware and SEO.
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by zzrrt 1y ago
I have a nitpick about about how AI is supposedly "designed to produce lies." That's pretty clearly false, unless you really believe the creators of AI are intentionally spreading lies through their products and that was thei
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by zzrrt 1y ago
I’ve just seen that he did go to immigration court and was ordered deported. I still don’t think that makes it legal to chuck him in prison and not tell anyone where he is.
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by zzrrt 1y ago
Maybe the journalists have no answer because the government didn’t provide any information about him. We should invent a process by which the government presents facts and arguments to the public so that we know “who” they are deporting and
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by zzrrt 1y ago
Maybe they don't because any further detail is irrelevant. Those opposed to this, such as myself, believe he doesn't deserve this at the hands of a supposedly free country, whoever he is. The ones who support it need nothing more
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by zzrrt 1y ago
Being commonly misattributed (which GP did not do!) doesn’t make it fictional, nor does coming from a composer make it automatically wrong or useless.
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by zzrrt 1y ago
> I don't set up standing orders, got burned once with unarranged overdraft fees, that wasn't a good month. Better to be late a day or two with rent payment. Anyway, this same sort of nonsense could also make it very difficult
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by zzrrt 1y ago
> The Supreme Court is going to have to clarify the existence or non-existence of constitutional rights for people living here unlawfully. I'm not a lawyer, but... they already have for decades or centuries, and not in the direction
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by zzrrt 1y ago
> when it comes to business skills with objective results and tight feedback cycles Is the federal government a business or startup? Does chainsawing it have a tight-enough feedback cycle to get good results? I'm going to say No to
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by zzrrt 1y ago
Infiltrating Azure, hacking a third-world CA, or evil maiding DOGE employees’ computers would be among the easiest tasks the deep state would undertake. On one hand, sure, criminals fail at easy things all the time, but this is the suppose
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by zzrrt 1y ago
> DOGE staffers would have been instructed not to trust any custom role, so… Tenant Admin it is. Ok, arguing with DOGE on their own terms… I confess I’m not knowledgeable with these systems, but how do you even trust it when it tells you
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by zzrrt 1y ago
"Nobel already created dynamite to make civilization more efficient. Then as soon as the new guy comes along with dogemite and actually wants to have fewer mouths to feed, people start complaining about the children, conveniently ign

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