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  • They're already ignoring laws, have you laid those traps yet?

  • Strangely enough there are other countries that manage to do this..

  • How is that comparable? One was a crime, the other is an innocent person exercising their constitutional rights.

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  • That's kinda what happened. If there is a country that had anything to do with it, it's Saudi Arabia, yet the US invaded Afghanistan and called it a day.

  • This is kinda like mise but also works with your distro's package manager?

  • Is the answer also "yes" according to US law though? I doubt it, could be wrong though.

  • Those are very small bodies though, so the law of large numbers doesn't come into play that much. What's proposed here (disclaimer, didn't read the article, but been a proponent of sortition for a long time) is to compose democratic bodies like congress, parliament, senate, etc. by sortition, where the large number of members should remove some of that randomness. Also, could it get much more random than some of the lunatics currently in congress?

  • Hey, your mum here, sorry you had to find out like this, but you're adopted

  • It's still not profitable to refine oil in those refineries at the current oil price.

  • I see, I guess it makes sense for the primaries. Thanks!

  • Is it required to register as a voter for a party? Why would anyone do that? Aren't the elections supposed to be anonymous?

  • Great summary, shame most people are so easily convinced by the billionaire class that taxing them would somehow affect themselves, that it's all the immigrants' fault, or that all the rich people would move away and then who's going to create all those jobs?

  • And that's how they normalise their privacy invading practices...

  • There are several countries that basically did this and no, the stats don't change. In fact, de-criminalizing those drugs has lead to a decrease in usage and associated deaths in all cases I'm aware of.

  • Amazing, this capitalism thing :)

  • First, the US gives billions to Israel in aid, then they spend it on US military equipment. Why not just buy the jets directly and hand them over?

  • The electoral system we currently have is not democratic. Sortition/aleatoric is the only real form of democracy.

  • JS and Python code is equally garbage.