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The absolute lack of self awareness.

No, in fact we might begin healing. 🙏

Really any difficulty is too high. Its the effort to hook up a JavaScript runtime that evaluate the captcha not the computational cost that works.

Last I tried, about a year ago, dnf had some bug where it would load the entire package tree into memory and require more than a gig to run. Whenever I tried to update my a minimum spec VPS, the package manager would get OOM killed.

I wouldn't call lisp "lawful".

Males 12 and up. Everyone else is a "human shield".

That's when you have to comply with decades of backwards compatibility.

At no point should C++ be considered "lawful" or "good". Haskell would be the best.

Many are, yes, but 1) be selective of what union you join, 2) you're union vote counts more than your federal vote. Usurping a corrupt union boss is a much smaller task than usurping a corrupt democrat and can yield far more results.

Freshly organized work places are almost always more radical than those those entrenched, so organizing your workplace now is more important than ever. Then you can pick which union to join.

If that strategy ever worked Bernie would've been president in 2016. Hell I just pointed out he tried it in 2021 and it hasn't yielded shit.

Usonians

Lack of criticism of the US government in the first place is what got us here. You can say the GOP is worse all you want but you must admit that the Democrats are massive fuck ups too if you want things to ever get better.

You can't keep falling for this notion of "every criticism of the democrats is supporting the GOP". Its not even an election year for Christ's sake.

You were 14. What family?

Look for ways to pursue political goals beyond obediently punching a ballot. The billionaires don't control politics just because they vote harder. There's lots of ways to go about it but almost all practical strategies involve being a part of a larger organization. Unions are the most classic example.

A state being a dictatorship has absolutely zero bearing on the US's relationship with the state only its rhetoric about it.

In 2021, the House passed legislation to raise the minimum from $7.25 to $15 an hour, but it failed in the Senate despite a slim Democratic majority after eight centrist Democrats voted against the measure.

And would happen again because the party is addicted to losing.

The former. 125% for China, 10% for "everyone who didn't retaliate"

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Like Dessalines?

I wasn't trying to debate your point.

Better trade relations if we keep imposing tariffs on them, obv.

Or were you asking why the Peoples Republic of China and the Republic of China would ever have anything to reconcile over?