Lurker > Antifar

I think too often they just play whack-a-mole with the latest problem without acknowledging the systemic causes and solutions.
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Damn my cheap ass
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http://dailycaller.com/2017/09/04/arrested-utah-nurse-had-it-coming/

lol
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creativerealms posted...

Yeah wouldn't committing a crime disqualify them?

Correct
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NINExATExSEVEN posted...

I hate republicans mind you, but idk why the left never blames anything on their side.

Did you spend 2016 in a cave?
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How are puzzles handled, given the lack of time travel?
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After he sent in the Army to kill workers participating in the Pullman Strike and boycott.
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God bless
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Rika_Furude posted...

There are also "dreamers" who have killed others or are on wanted lists.

But this isn't true; those receiving DACA have committed no crimes other than their immigration
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*Jay Leno voice*

Back to work? When did Congress work before?
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Yeah, I saw. Can I go back to my nap now?
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A friend of mine was preparing for a go-kart race of some sort, and we were all in this garage with the go-kart. I noticed that every time I pulled back on the kart, it sprung forward, almost like a wind-up toy. Obviously, this would have been against the rules, so I lifted the cart up, and three things fell out from behind the front wheels: a small mallet, a baseball, and a clear box containing a sandwich and a bag of chips.

How did this mechanism work?
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On_The_Edge posted...

virtue signaling

define this
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Why did you buy so many games, TC

Bought:
Dirt 4
Sonic Mania
Hitman

Finished:
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May Day > Both
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/in-latest-test-north-korea-detonates-its-most-powerful-nuclear-device-yet/2017/09/03/4c5202ea-90b4-11e7-8754-d478688d23b4_story.html?

Trump did not talk to Moon on the phone Sunday — in stark contrast to the two calls he had with Shinzo Abe, the prime minister of Japan and a leader who has proven much more willing to agree with his American counterpart. This will worsen anxieties in Seoul that Tokyo is seen as “the favorite ally,” analysts said.

Moon, who was elected in May, advocated engagement with North Korea but has also acknowledged the need for pressure to bring the Pyongyang regime back to talks. He has also come around to an agreement between his predecessor and the U.S. military to deploy an antimissile system in South Korea.

Trump’s tweet was widely reported across South Korean media, and Moon’s office responded to the tweet with a measured statement Sunday night.

“South Korea is a country that experienced a fratricidal war. The destruction of war should not be repeated in this land,” it said. “We will not give up and will continue to push for the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula through peaceful means working together with our allies.”

Trump’s twitter jab came amid news that the U.S. president has instructed advisers to prepare to withdraw from a free-trade agreement with South Korea — a move that is resolutely opposed by South Korea and one that would undermine the two countries’ economic alliance.

Analysts said Trump’s actions were puzzling.

“It’s strange to see Trump going after South Korea more aggressively than he’s going after China, especially since China also thinks that dialogue is central to solving this problem,” said John Delury, a professor of international relations at Yonsei University in Seoul.

In an earlier tweet, Trump had said that China “was trying to help,” although he added it was “with little success.”

Delury said that the “passive aggressive” tone of Trump’s tweets suggested that Moon had been standing up to the American president during their previous phone calls. They spoke Friday after North Korea sent a missile over Japan.

“It sounds like Moon is saying, ‘We’re going to have to talk to these guys’ — which is true — and Trump is frustrated,” Delury said, noting that the latest tweet seemed to address Moon directly, with its “like I told you.”

Trump’s tweet was even more puzzling, analysts say, because Trump himself — both as a candidate and as president — had repeatedly suggested he would be willing to talk to North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un.

On the campaign trail, Trump said that he would be happy to have a burger in a boardroom with Kim, and in recent months he has called Kim a “smart cookie” and has said he would be “honored” to meet him.

South Korea’s response overall to Trump’s recent pronouncements has been much more muted than its past explosions against its protector — a sign that they know Trump is a different kind of president.

“They think they’re dealing with an unreasonable partner and complaining about it isn’t going to help — in fact, it might make it worse,” said David Straub, a former State Department official who dealt with both Koreas and recently published a book about anti-Americanism in South Korea.

“Opinion polls show South Koreans have one of the lowest rates of regard for Trump in the world and they don’t consider him to be a reasonable person,” Straub said. “In fact, they worry he’s kind of nuts, but they still want the alliance.”

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Well?



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bump
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How are you celebrating?
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@ImAMarvel posted...

Hey Antifar, do you have a link to that one political compass test that you posted the last time? The more modern, updated one?

Uh, this one?
https://8values.github.io/

Or

https://spekr.org/
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Deter Paou
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bump
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weapon_d00d816 posted...

libertarian socialism

wut

It's great. The term libertarian actually originated among socialists. There's a rich history of left wing, anti-statist belief

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertarian_socialism
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They range from "mostly good" to "incoherent garbage"
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Peter Daou is, and I know this is a tough competition, the most deranged person associated with Hillary Clinton. I don't know what he has to earn her continued loyalty. I am curious how much money was spent on this project.
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This vastly overstates the level of centralization or planning involved in antifa action. They don't hold fucking meetings; there's nobody to deliver a statement for the group.
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tremain07 posted...

Meanwhile Dems and liberals are being classified as terrorist groups

No, they aren't
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Still more going on

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DI158OUXUAExgxq.jpg
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The Admiral posted...

TIL: Calling out racist motives is racist

I get that you're just here to get a rise out of people, but man, you know you'd never be this loose in ascribing racist motives to, well, any other policy.
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https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton/status/904484186291089408
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In Jak and Dexter the player would "for no reason" trip and fall to give enough time to load the next section off disc.

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I should link the Twitter thread
https://twitter.com/Gaohmee/status/903510060197744640

Here's a particularly neat one: Not sure if it was mentioned, but the tutorial in Halo 2 asked player to look up. Their input determined whether y-axis would be inverted
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http://kotaku.com/game-developers-explain-some-of-their-favorite-ways-to-1798749279

I thought this was fascinating
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Deport slightly fewer people than Republicans and claim the mantle of compassionate
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A_Good_Boy posted...

How do illegal immigrants cast votes?

They don't.
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Yeah
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http://abcnews.go.com/US/los-angeles-area-wildfire-largest-citys-history-mayor/story?id=49584916&cid=social_twitter_abcn

A wildfire burning through mountains just north of downtown Los Angeles is the largest ever within city limits, the city's mayor, Eric Garcetti, said.

Only one home has burned and no one has been injured as the blaze that as of Saturday had grown to more than 5,000 acres and prompted evacuation orders for more than 700 homes in Los Angeles, Burbank and Glendale.

High temperatures afflicting Los Angeles as well as other areas in the West made conditions tough for firefighting crews.

The city's fire chief, Ralph Terrazas, said the fire is slow-burning and moving down a hill, at the base of which are homes. He said the biggest factor in fighting the blaze is weather and wind, and that while the wind was erratic Friday it is less so today.

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--kresnik-- posted...

The stupidest thing about the climate change myth is that they don't even have a point to what they're saying. No solution, just "facts."

On the contrary, they're pretty clear about what needs to be done: reduce carbon emissions
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The_Donald posted...

Take particular note of the Eemian period where temperatures fluctuated at a much greater rate and in ratios that are consistent with current trends. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eemian

You realize the scale of the graph during that period is "hundreds of thousands of years"
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Because the media is hypersensitive to accusations of bias and, as such, seeks to present both sides of any given story as equal.
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Anteaterking posted...

Antifar posted...

Loomis said many of the Browns fans are law-abiding patriotic citizens, and he called the move by the players a slap to the face of the fans.

I don't understand this. Their fans don't give a ****. Think about where you have to be in your life to be a Browns fan.

How are they supposed to enjoy a week six game between the Browns and Jets without some goateed guy holding one of many flags beforehand?
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http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2017/09/cleveland_police_union_will_no.html

Cleveland's police union will not be holding the American flag for a pregame ceremony for the Brown's first game Sept. 10, Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association President Steve Loomis said late Friday.

Union members had planned on participating in the flag ceremony for the first game on Sept. 10 until some Browns players kneeled during the National Anthem before a preseason game, Loomis said in an interview with cleveland.com.

The players not standing for the national anthem is offensive because of the sacrifices that people make that allows these guys to enjoy the success that they have, Loomis said. While they're benefiting from protection of the flag they are kneeling in disrespect of it, he said.

The Browns management and ownership condoned this disrespectful activity of their employees, Loomis said.

"It's just ignorant for someone to do that," he said. "It just defies logic to me. The fact that management was aware of what they planned on doing, that's as offensive as it can get."

Browns players knelt during the national anthem before playing against the Giants on Aug. 21.

"As an organization, we have a profound respect for our country's National Anthem, flag and the servicemen and servicewomen in the United States and abroad," a Browns spokesman said in a statement at halftime. "We feel it's important for our team to join in this great tradition and special moment of recognition, at the same time we also respect the great liberties afforded by our country, including the freedom of personal expression."

They locked arms during the playing of the national anthem prior to the preseason game against the Bears on Aug. 31.

Executive Vice President of Football Operations Sashi Brown said prior to the game against Bears that the players handled themselves well.

"Professionally, thoughtfully, probably as thoughtfully as any others have," Brown said in an earlier cleveland.com article. "These are guys that mean well. We really push our guys to be active and conscious about the communities they live in and what goes on around them that might be even larger than football. They do that, and we support them. We respect their efforts to use their platform to make some change and express themselves. And I think for all those guys that knelt initially and then last week decided to stand -- I won't get into why they made that decision -- I think they are going about it in a very responsible and thoughtful way. I'm actually proud of them."

Loomis said many of the Browns fans are law-abiding patriotic citizens, and he called the move by the players a slap to the face of the fans.

"When management allows you to do those things, then that's on them," Loomis said. "It's hypocritical of the Browns management and ownership to want to have an armed forces first-responder day, and have us involved in it when they allow their players to take a knee during the national anthem. That's the very representation of what we stand for. That's why we aren't going to."

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lol
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Breath of the Wild, probably
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