The name of a cartoon dog created by an altright loony that uses his comic strip to promote libertarian ideas. You don’t get the accuse people who disagree with you of being influenced by propaganda while being enough of a fan of Scott Adams to use one of his characters as your name source.
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Sure.
Cause he’s Black?
81·1 month agoTibet, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South China Sea, India… off the top my head.
India and China have a border dispute using sticks and rocks.
A post made on a public forum is public information. I’ve used post history to figure out if someone was serious vs telling a joke that fell flat or for weird patterns.
6·2 months agoThat song is special because it contains a large number of unique combinations, so the soviets had a hard time finding a sequence that the song wouldn’t set off.
2·2 months agoIt wouldn’t be the first product that started advertising the concept art as the finished product.
Send them back to highschool on the highschool’s dime. Stop letting them pass students who aren’t qualified just to make the parents happy.
Columbus Day sounds pretty woke.
1·2 months agoThere’s dozens of other people bringing that up in this thread. And to be fair, if Gabe put the money Half Life 3 development, those programmers, writers and artists would be getting paid.
The good talent that wanted to make that game left because Gabe waited too long.
And how much would Half-Life 3 cost to develop?
3·2 months agoDoesn’t mean it wasn’t statutory rape.
1·2 months agoShould have torrented it.
3·2 months agoOver half of these are Shonen…
2·2 months agoIt wasn’t just banks.
And black families were held back on the starting line on purpose.
It wasn’t just Black families either.
You also didn’t answer my question about how you handle families who came to America after slavery. You’ve made your answer simple by ignoring a lot of the issues I brought up. From a practical angle, it’s far easier to implement DEI. It also wouldn’t have to be implemented long term. It would only really be necessary for those with an unfair education. If you fix the public school system, you could retire DEI once those school kids enter the workforce.
You are proposing a solution that has no real way to be implemented. How would you distribute the reparations? Would just having one ancestor who was a slave be enough? What if you also have an ancestor who was a wealthy merchant? What if your family immigrated after slaver, but before Jim Crow? Does having multiple ancestors stack? What if the company that took advantage of your ancestors doesn’t exist anymore? There is no perfect system, but I think you’re underestimating how many problems your system has.
Sure.