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Comment Re:Right-wing nut jobs are taking over Paramount (Score 1) 147

Star Trek is a fundamentally progressive and left-wing franchise.

Say what? I might go with "progressive" as a description, but it is a strange claim that is is Left. It all takes place in a Military Authority structure and the rules are strictly enforced without allowing excuses. That is so much not-left, that I am uncertain how you even begin to claim it is Left. Because they are not close minded closeted homosexuals they are Left? What is your reasoning here?

Comment Re:An obvious attempt to suppress free speech (Score 1) 148

It is perceived as liberal by people who can't quite figure out that a completely free, easy to use, forum represents "average" not "left."

A claim I have heard numerous times on Reddit and a few times here on Slashdot is that there are no ethical billionaires. That is not an "average" view. That is a strongly politically Left view. Anyone who views themselves as strongly Left or Right is likely not average. The average is FAR more nuanced than either Right or Left allows. Which is intentional.

Comment Re:Can't this be automated? What's with AI? (Score 1) 80

The problem might be upgrading all the systems. Difficult, but certainly not impossible. And think of all the safety gains. ... Or am I missing something here?

You are missing something. The government is too corrupt to handle the upgrades. Billions get sent to certain people and garbage is produced. This has been observed constantly from the 1980s.

Comment Re:Just one problem (Score 1) 80

No, you made that up.

The situation is certainly not as black and white as people appear to make it; however, when I wanted to go to college, I would have had a helping hand throughout the entire process, from filling out forms to requesting money if I were a female. As a male, all I received was, "we have plenty of males, we need to stimulate female accessibility".

You also appear to forget about Affirmative Action.

These programs were absolutely necessary to kickstart some amount of diversity; however, these programs did explicitly discriminate against white males regardless of how much you deny it. Which is why they were, theoretically at least, ended. Artificial discrimination is a terrible thing, even when it is used for "good". It is like murdering part of the population to make everyone who is left feel more equal.

Comment Re:gotta catch 'em all (Score 1) 125

Linux is cheaper because it doesn't require retraining every time Microsoft obsoletes it's old UI. Google Docs ...

So you forgot about the KDE/GNOME transitions from version 2 to version 3? The interface has been a mess for both since then. And then you propose another proprietary solution when they are trying to escape proprietary solutions? I suspect you may need to rethink your position on this matter.

Comment Re:Why is this the responsibility of nerds to fix? (Score 1) 277

The intended audience of these publicationsâ"the capitalist classâ"is deeply anxious about any changes in their host organism that may result in the contraction of their debt-based casino, so they eat up stories with pearl-clutching themes. Naturally, slave shortages are a major concern.

LOL. They don't care at all. That all stopped completed by the 1980s. They will just import Asians or from some other populous place as Americans fail. The best part of that is that the chains can be put on as they are brought in. That is not so easy when the locals are born.

There is an extermination going on, and it is against US citizens that are not part of the ownership class. Social Darwinism in action.

Comment Re:We taught boys and girls to hate marriage (Score 1) 277

Boys don't matter that much here. The fertility limiter in humans is female fertility. Male fertility is basically ~13 years old to around 60-80 depending on individual and ethnic group.

Only for forced births. If women have their choice, not all males are suitable. Just because you can find a male willing to impregnate any female, that doesn't mean the females want it...

And most males actually are not willing to impregnate just any female.

But yeah, individuals don't matter.

Comment Re:minority report (Score 1) 277

No where in this is noted that men are checking out. A couple years ago 63 percent of men under 30 have chosen to be single. I suspect it has grown since then. The femosphere has narratively framed this as a male loneliness epidemic, in a faux expression of sympathy.

Ummm, you fail to realize that all men are slaves to their penis. There is no need to consider them since there is always a male willing to impregnate a female.

*blink*

Comment Re:Not female education - boomers are to blame (Score 1) 277

The numbers don't back up this narrative. Poor, indebted countries have higher birthrates.

That is because you are operating under the fallacy that the value of the dollar is the same everywhere. Sure, take a third world country's currency and convert it to dollars and assume the costs are similar between the two countries and you get the outcome that you are proposing.

The natives on sentinel island are arguably the poorest people in the world... and yet, they live a better life than many. They have food, shelter, and a supportive society. They lack medicine and electricity. The lack of medicine is severe, but the lack of electricity is not really a problem considering all of the problems it brings in.

Your poor and indebted countries are just failed markets so they are disregarded.

Comment Re:Temporary Decrease or Permanent Decrease? (Score 1) 277

At least in the US, young people are wealthier than they ever have been.

Wow! Do you REALLY believe that? Sure, my son makes more dollars than I did at a similar point in my life... but the dollars... they just don't go anywhere near as far. It was the same with myself and my own father. I made more than he and his wife did at a similar point in life and I was very much not better off than they were. (both father and his wife had a masters degree, not blue collar work)

Comment Re:Old religious nonsense (Score 1) 118

Now that I barely drink these days so these laws don't really affect me all that much, but it really feels like we should have to go back, as a legislature, and review all prior laws past a specific age and make sure they are still applicable with modern life. Otherwise, we should be scrubbing these archaic laws off the books for being completely out of touch with reality.

There is money to be made around those old laws. Reviewing them won't change a thing because the people with the income streams will fight it... and they have the money to do so.

Comment Re:Old religious nonsense (Score 1) 118

i think the world would likely be better off without alcoholic beverages.

I think the world would likely be better off without a lot of different things... it is a good thing that I am not the World Emperor isn't it? Would you REALLY want to live under all of the restrictions that I would impose? If not, then why would YOU want to impose your personal restrictions on others? Let what may come, come. You can't predict everything, you can't know the Ultimate Truth. Stop acting like you do.

Alcohol stays as does everything else you and I dislike.

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