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WeedleTLiar 5 points ago +5 / -0

That's why I hate them. If they were simply ignorant or stupid then I would pity them, but that isn't the case.

Find something that everyone knows is wrong but which everyone accepts and try to fight it. Not only will they not help you, a lot of the time they'll passively ("why are you wasting your time?") Or actively ("you're making people unconfortable/unsafe") try to stop you, because your success shows their failure, and their failure is due to cowardice.

That's why I generally stop at trying to get the word out. None of my kids got the jab. Their education wasn't sabotaged, because I pulled them out of school. They're openly anti-tranny and Queer.

If all those terrible things happened to your kids, I'm not even going to bother with "I told you so", because you already knew.

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WeedleTLiar 2 points ago +2 / -0

There are Bronies out there, right now, cranking it to children's cartoon shows.

I'm not saying there's such a thing as "good porn", rather that everything is porn to someone sufficiently degenerate.

Banning media because people misuse it is the same as banning 3d printers because people could print sex toys.

Government is not, and should not be, a moral arbiter. That's the Church's job.

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WeedleTLiar 2 points ago +2 / -0

Really? Cause my understanding is that women are the ones pushing monster rape porn...

Women create porn crisis, then take away our rights to fix porn crisis. Coolsies.

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WeedleTLiar 3 points ago +3 / -0

It would be if the State (and corporations) were made up of the Volk and not subversive Jews. Literally how America was built, the world was civilized, and pretty much all of our scientific acheivments were obtained.

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WeedleTLiar 6 points ago +6 / -0

Who appointed Anthony "I-caused-AIDS" Fauci as the Covid czar?

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WeedleTLiar 4 points ago +4 / -0

Can't speak to this issue specifically but, if Big Brother is now parroting "conspiracy theories", it's because they think that these theories have been generally accepted by the people. By positioning themselves as "ex"-insiders and corroboration this information, they give themselves credibility, a platform, and audience through which to push their own disinformation or do damage control.

Ie "Epstein/Maxwell were Mossad, but all their clients have already retired, so it doesn't make a difference anymore" or "Massie (or any other obstacle) is being blackmailed and can't be trusted".

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WeedleTLiar 2 points ago +2 / -0

Remember when SSL got compromised and everyone had to change all their passwords?

That was cool...

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WeedleTLiar 2 points ago +2 / -0

Little on the nose, innit?

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WeedleTLiar 5 points ago +5 / -0

"Terrorists" getting enriched uranium is a total nothing burger because the amount of equipment and technical expertise needed to use it is astronomical.

The real problem is governments getting their hands on it.

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WeedleTLiar 2 points ago +2 / -0

It's pattern recognition; once we establish a pattern it makes more sense to discard outlying information than build a new pattern based on one data point.

That said, we need to have a point where we say something isn't right.

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WeedleTLiar 1 point ago +1 / -0

Mmm-hmm, which organization is the main donor to a super majority of American politicians again?

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WeedleTLiar 2 points ago +2 / -0

Or they don't want to get Ukrained/Syria'd?

They're smack in the middle of three superpowers who'd just as soon take them over and yet have managed to stay (more or less) independent for 30 years. They do that by being cautious and subtle.

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WeedleTLiar 4 points ago +4 / -0

I don't think this Palantir stuff happening right now is a coincidence either. Thiel and Musk were co-founders of paypal together and it may be that Trump wants to keep them apart to avoid the obvious comparisons.

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WeedleTLiar 1 point ago +1 / -0

To clarify, this has nothing to do with the security of transactions for crypto, which are quite a bit more secure than a bank draft. This has to do with crypto that was delegated to an exchange by the owner, voluntarily, and that exchange handing it over to the government.

This law is like letting your bank give your savings to the government if you don't use it in three years, ie not so much a problem of currency as a problem of grotesquely blatant corruption.

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WeedleTLiar 2 points ago +3 / -1

Yeah, everyone already knows his number is in the little book but he Republicans won't release it because it incriminates Republicans and thr Democrats won't release it becsuse it incriminates Democrats.

Which is kinda the point.

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WeedleTLiar 5 points ago +5 / -0

I'm in Ontario and 2-beds are over $2000 in my building. For reference, when I started renting in the same building 15 years ago, I paid less than $900.

It's insane, and ensures that most people cannot start any kind of businesses beyond doing surveys online.

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WeedleTLiar 2 points ago +2 / -0

Lol, they think Canada is still better than the shitholes they're coming from.

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WeedleTLiar 2 points ago +2 / -0

I seem to recall that FOX news started by being blatantly Right wing sensationalising headlines and stories to the point of fabrication.

People forget that the partisan bullshit and echo chamber mentality that CNN and MSNBC have today were pioneered by FOX in the 2000s

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WeedleTLiar 1 point ago +1 / -0

That depends.

Can I get an AI running on my own, without interference? We aren't far off that now. At that point I can just feed it medical textbooks and use it to diagnose whatever I want.

If people are dumb enough to trust doctors, they're dumb enough to trust AI, and unimaginable horrors will happen either way.

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WeedleTLiar 0 points ago +1 / -1

Good, I don't know why we still have human doctors at all.

I've been helping my elderly neighbour get around for years now and I go to a lot of his medical appointments; doctors don't do shit for him. He's on two dozen different meds; half of which interfere with the other half. He has chronic pain all over his body and is told "it's normal". No one, to my knowledge, has seriously discussed his diet with him (he's diabetic, obviously).

How would AI be worse? At least he could get diagnosed from home.

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