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14th_cylon

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  • Federal workers refuse to profess ‘loyalty’ to Trump on job applications

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  • What would that prove that the SC ruling from that article hasn’t already proven?

    it could help you understand that us supreme court doesn't rule behind us borders. whether it actually would, i have no idea.

    Admittedly it’s hard to review the exchange after the majority of your comments have been removed.

    i understand you are trying unconventional attack vectors, but 2 out of 5 is not a majority, swetie. i see you are as good in math as you are in law. i am done with this discussion, bye.

  • Federal workers refuse to profess ‘loyalty’ to Trump on job applications

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  • if you don’t want help understanding

    you know what? go ahead and sue me, that will show me how right you are 😂

  • Federal workers refuse to profess ‘loyalty’ to Trump on job applications

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  • You’re on a US based social media website

    maybe they did not tell you that, but there is whole rest of the world behind us borders and not everything is "us based".

    i am not us citizen on a website that is not hosted on us soil, doing something that is absolutely not illegal in my jurisdiction.

    the only international cooperation you would get from justice system in my country would be showing you the middle finger, because "american snowflake did not like something they read on the internet" is not a crime here. go back to comics, or cry to mods, whichever you prefer.

  • Federal workers refuse to profess ‘loyalty’ to Trump on job applications

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  • You think I have to go to your country and sue you there? Collection would have some hoops, but obviously Americans can sue non-Americans. But your courts really wouldn’t be involved at all. Unless to cooperate with America.

    i see your law knowledge also comes from comics 😂

  • Federal workers refuse to profess ‘loyalty’ to Trump on job applications

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  • Federal workers refuse to profess ‘loyalty’ to Trump on job applications

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  • Nicolas Guillou, French ICC judge sanctioned by the US: 'You are effectively blacklisted by much of the world's banking system'

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  • It is just a perspective trick

  • Nicolas Guillou, French ICC judge sanctioned by the US: 'You are effectively blacklisted by much of the world's banking system'

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  • NEW POLL: Just 15 Percent of Americans Think Trump Didn’t Know What Jeffrey Epstein Was Up To

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  • I’m sorry if I upset you It kind of sounds like you really didn’t get to percentages till at least jr high

    i am sorry if i upset you by explaining how percentages work, but i have to say, this your idea that percentages are some kind of magic from high school explains a lot.

    I could have spent this time explaining

    you could have spent that time education yourself. contrary to what they told you, false confidence is NOT all you need.

  • NEW POLL: Just 15 Percent of Americans Think Trump Didn’t Know What Jeffrey Epstein Was Up To

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  • Are you just going off highschool math when they taught you percentages?

    are you going off elementary one where they did not? 😂

  • Is it normal to see this static when you close your eyes?

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  • the brain is always trying to find pattern in incomplete data. one of the explanations i have seen is that when our ancestors were sitting around the fire, those who saw the tiger or something lurking in the dark had better chance to pass their genes than those who didn't.

    it is why we are seeing patterns in clouds and random geometrical shapes on walls and stuff like that.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apophenia

  • Is it normal to see this static when you close your eyes?

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  • I feel a doctoral dissertation could be written here.

    i feel you may be trying to break into open doors.

  • I feel we should

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  • large part of this is that people just stopped bothering to hide it.

    social networks are like unions for morons who found out they are not alone and can now feel safe in numbers.

  • NEW POLL: Just 15 Percent of Americans Think Trump Didn’t Know What Jeffrey Epstein Was Up To

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  • not how statistics work. percentages apply to sample of any size.

    imagine there were 100 voters in the last elections. trump got 50 of them and if he got all of this 15% group (unlikely, but it actually plays in his favor in this argument). that means 50*0,70=35 of his voters believed he was guilty and voted for him anyway.

    if someone asks why 0,70 and not 0,85 (1-0,15) it is based on assumption that the we believe he is not guilty group was largely voting for him, which is not unreasonable assumption. if some of them were actually voting for democrats, that makes the number of people voting for him despite believing he is a child rapist even higher.

    (this argument indeed ignores shift of this number in time).

    Even then, pretty sure he didn’t get 50% of the votes.

    even though it is irrelevant in this argument - he got 49.80% of votes and he won popular vote with 77,3M against harris's 75M votes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_United_States_presidential_election#Results

  • Widespread Cloudflare outage blamed on mysterious traffic spike

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  • not the point. the point was that "conspiracy of ai corporations to drive traffic to themselves" doesn't make much sense.

  • NEW POLL: Just 15 Percent of Americans Think Trump Didn’t Know What Jeffrey Epstein Was Up To

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  • so 35% believe he is guilty and voted for him anyway.

  • Widespread Cloudflare outage blamed on mysterious traffic spike

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  • chatgpt and claude were both down

  • Jeff Bezos reportedly launches new AI startup with himself as CEO

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  • we are using the word startup quite liberally, huh?

  • ‘Humbly, I’m sorry’: Marjorie Taylor Greene says she’s turning a new leaf after years of divisive comments

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  • If you give people no credit for admitting they were wrong or give them no chance to atone, then you give them no reason to do it and they will continue down the path they are on. To me it is preferable that she stops being toxic vs her continuing if those are the two choices.

    i understand this argument, but if you enter politics by being willing to burn the society to the ground for your personal profit, that shouldn't be easy to wave away. at least you shouldn't be able to keep the profit from doing so.

    imagine i steel your wallet and then say "oh, i regret that, but i have changed and i am a better person now, so please like me. also i'd like to keep that wallet." that would be clearly absurd, and she is in similar position.

    let her go work for the ngo and help poor people, after doing so for as long as she was evil, i may be willing to admit she really changed.