surewhynotlem

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surewhynotlem,

Hopefully with an armed escort. His followers are nuts, and not exactly a fan of black people or women.

surewhynotlem,

“Terrorist: a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.”

Do you think a governor is above the law? Or can’t do anything illegal? Or that they can’t intimidate?

Please explain which part he isn’t able to do. I’m not seeing it.

surewhynotlem,

Can something be a slur if no one is offended by it?

surewhynotlem,

The problem is that these mice don’t have Alzheimer’s. They’re bred to develop the symptoms: “plaques and neurofibrillary tangles, which comprise abnormally aggregated β-amyloid peptide (Aβ) and hyperphosphorylated tau protein”

www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/…/full

But that may not be what causes Alzheimer’s. That might just be an effect, and treating the effect might not fix anything.

surewhynotlem,

work in society (in general) to not starve

No. Capitalism requires that we ‘work’. I.e. provide output that is valuable to the capitalists. In a normal society, there are other forms of value that merit the person existing.

But also, we’re human. One of the reasons I want people to not starve is that I’m not a sociopath. So sometimes the value a person provides to society is that they’re not starving in the middle of the street. There’s value in that.

surewhynotlem,

No, the owner needs to do that to stay in business. You need to provide output valuable to the owners. The owner can decide whether you need to provide value to the customers or not.

Example: Nepotism.

surewhynotlem,

normal society

Good point! Let’s start with a definition that’s something like… a society of humans that are treated like humans, and not treated like ‘human capital’, and go from there.

surewhynotlem,

If you go by the strict interpretation of the constitution, the SC isn’t even the highest court. It’s only the interstate court. They appointed themselves the highest court in a case.

"The court’s power and prestige grew substantially during the Marshall Court (1801–1835).[17] Under Marshall, the court established the power of judicial review over acts of Congress,[18] including specifying itself as the supreme expositor of the Constitution (Marbury v. Madison)[19][20] "

…wikipedia.org/…/Supreme_Court_of_the_United_Stat…

So they basically said “I’m in charge because I said so”. That’s precarious at best, and it would just take Congress to say “no you’re not” for it to fall apart.

surewhynotlem,

Having the rules in place allows them to prosecute or punish if something bad happens. They don’t need continuous monitoring. Investigating employee reports is fine.

surewhynotlem,

I know we’re in selfhosted, but if you’re just looking for an Evernote replacement, OneNote is the OG and really gets the job done.

surewhynotlem,

Ignore those haters. I too want to shag your nana.

surewhynotlem,

It comes down to battery tech. They’re betting that the battery tech we need for renewables won’t be here before we can build more nuclear.

I think they’re wrong. I think batteries will catch up faster than enough nuclear could come online to be useful

surewhynotlem,

We don’t all want to hate. I sure don’t. It’s too much effort.

Call me lazy, but I don’t waste the effort to hate people. Would I be ambivalent if certain people died? Sure. Am I going to be happy about it, or angry if it doesn’t happen? No. Ain’t nobody got time for that.

surewhynotlem,

I’m a 40 year old millennial. I don’t think 50 year olds are boomers unless they act like it.

surewhynotlem,

Don’t brake check, just glide. Brake checking is more likely to cause an accident. Just naturally slowing down won’t.

Plus it really pisses them off.

surewhynotlem,

No, you misunderstood the situation. What he said was “Black Republicans are revolting.”

Biden signs historic order moving prosecution of military sexual assault outside chain of command | (www.cnn.com)

President Joe Biden on Friday ordered a historic change to the Uniform Code of Military Justice by transferring key decision-making authorities outside the military chain of command in cases of sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse, murder and other serious crimes.

surewhynotlem,

Is it still cool and edgy to be fatalistic? I think I missed the memo.

surewhynotlem,

There’s nothing that says we have to listen to their rulings. They can simply be ignored.

surewhynotlem,

But they won’t. They’ll do what they want but in such a way to appear to be ‘trying’, they’ll go back to court because people will see they didn’t meet the requirement, it’ll take a year or two to get back to Supreme Court, get another ruling, wash-rinse-repeat.

When a system can be trivially ‘gamed’ to avoid the rules, then the rules are useless.

surewhynotlem,

They don’t support it, but “I gotta get mine” is very on brand.

surewhynotlem,

I know more than 100 people and zero criminals. Somehow this math doesn’t math to me.

surewhynotlem,

Who gives a shit?

I’m not being snarky, that’s the brand I use.

surewhynotlem,

"Independent Catholicism is an independent sacramental movement of clergy and laity who self-identify as Catholic "

When you have a closed group, like a religion, you absolutely can set minimum criteria for membership, and disallow self-identification as a valid way to enter. Just like I can’t say I’m Canadian, those people aren’t Catholic. Who says so? The pope. And it’s his call to make.

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