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Germany likely to pass 50% mark for renewable power this year - minister (www.reuters.com)

BERLIN, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Germany is likely to generate more than 50% of its power from renewable energy this year but needs to ramp up the speed of its transition towards the end of the decade, Economy Minister Robert Habeck said on Monday.

masterspace,

Nexus mods has no responsibility to host an asshole’s dickery on their servers.

No one was benefited by your comment.

genoxidedev1, (edited )
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Rejecting bigotry is not supposed to be a political viewpoint.

Addendum: "YourContentSucks" just went through my profile and downvoted everything lol what a cuck A2: Actually now that I think of it the username does kind of check out

CaptainEffort,

This has literally nothing to do with politics

DarkGamer,
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I think exceptions need to be made for obvious propaganda, disinformation, gaslighting, and hate speech. Dangerous lies and calls for violence do not need a platform, that's quite different from silencing people for merely having a different opinion.

dmonzel,
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  1. “Free speech” refers to the government, not private companies.
  2. There is some speech that has no place in the public square. Hate speech, threats, and harmful conspiracies, as examples.
chaogomu,

The "censorship" from before Musk took over was mostly banning hate speech, death threats, and calls for violence. Sometimes all three were in the same tweet.

Now it's banning union organizing and people wanting to be paid a fair wage for a day's work. Totally the same.

U.S., Elon Musk's social media site X sues California over the state's content moderation law, saying it violates the First Amendment (apnews.com)

The California law requires social media platforms to post their content moderation policies — which they already do — and twice a year submit a report to the state on how they address hate speech, racism, misinformation, foreign political interference and other issues.

BraveSirZaphod,
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The justices agreed to a request from the Biden administration to put the brakes on an agreement reached last year with state and local governments.

Just an interesting little tidbit I thought I'd point out, since I'm skeptical a Trump administration would have done this.

Vote people.

betterdeadthanreddit,

A judge who orders anyone to attend a class held by the ADF ought to be removed from the bench. They’re as interested in religious liberty as a shark is interested in veganism.

Pastor alarmed after Trump-loving congregants deride Jesus' teachings as 'weak' (www.rawstory.com)

Evangelical Christian leader Russell Moore revealed this week that many evangelical pastors have become alarmed that their Trump-loving congregants have become so militant that they are even rejecting the teachings of Jesus Christ.In an interview with NPR, Moore said that multiple pastors had told h...

Voters in Ohio reject GOP-backed proposal that would have made it tougher to protect abortion rights (apnews.com)

Ohio voters on Tuesday resoundingly rejected a Republican-backed measure that would have made it more difficult to change the state’s constitution, setting up a fall campaign that will become the nation’s latest referendum on abortion rights since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned nationwide protections last year.

FoxBJK,
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From my city’s Democrat group:

What landmark changes to Ohio law would have FAILED under Issue 1?

In just the 21st century:

  • 2000: Clean Ohio Fund; state can sell enviro bonds (57% in favor…would have FAILED)
  • 2005: Third Frontier program to modernize Ohio’s economy (54% in favor…would have FAILED)
  • 2006: Increasing minimum wage (57% in favor…would have FAILED)
  • 2009: Legalizing gambling at casinos in Cbus, CLE, Cincy, Toledo (53% in favor…would have FAILED)
  • 2015: Barring businesses from using amendment process to form monopolies (51% in favor…would have FAILED)

Let’s go further back now:

  • 1923: Remove the phrase “white male” from parts of the constitution describing VOTER ELIGIBILITY (56% in favor…would have FAILED)
  • 1933: Giving counties authority to create city charters with “home rule” (53% in favor…would have failed)
  • 1933: Set the 10-mill property tax limit that local governments can impose without getting approval from voters (59.7% in favor…would have FAILED)
  • 1949: Ending the practice of straight-ticket voting; voters must mark their candidates, not just check off a party (57% in favor…would have failed)
  • 1953: Creation of Ohio state school board, which advises local school districts on education policy (57% in favor…would have failed)
  • 1953: Allowing People of Color to serve in the Ohio National Guard (57% in favor…would have failed)
  • 1961: Allowing Women to serve in Ohio National Guard (50.1% in favor…would have failed)
  • 1975: Allowing charitable orgs to run bingo games, a form of gambling (54% in favor…would have failed)
  • 1978: Prison labor reform (54% in favor…would have failed)
  • 1982: Enabled lower-interest, first-time home-buyer programs that continue today (57% in favor…would have failed)
  • 1990: Tax credits and other steps to help finance housing projects (53% in favor…would have failed)
Osa-Eris-Xero512,

Yes they have, which tells me no engineers were consulted for this statement. Waterproofing and replaceable batteries is a trivial combination.

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