If they sent them to the Hague, then Trump would just send the US military to the Hague to rescue them by “all means necessary” and it would all be entirely legal, frankly because the USA is a country run predominantly by criminals.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Service-Members'_Protection_Act (aka Hague Invasion Act)
Or maybe this MicroAggressions Killer product is completely harmless to her in this fictional comic.
There’s the Linux Mint main distro build off Ubuntu and a separate Linux Mint Debian distro build directly from Deb.
Specificity is useful, especially in the context that you said “Mint is built on Debian so it’s stable as fuck” - well actually, not directly. It’s built on Ubuntu, which a lot of people complain has a more bloat and thus less stability than Debian.
Personally I’ve not had issues with any of the three, they’re all good, but there are differences. Mint includes a number of packages that Debian does not (PPAs, Snap, Wayland infegration), because it’s inherited them all from Ubuntu. Mint is 64-bit whereas Debian supports 32/64 and other architectures, because again… Mint (standard) is based on Ubuntu, which is 64-bit only.
Oh, they’re not but I guess you’d have to ask him for the answer. Those videos are both still up if you want to watch a long stream of misogyny and logical fallacies dressed up as an ‘owning’.
Only Linux Mint Debian Edition is built on Debian. Linux Mint (main) is built on Ubuntu.
In the context of the post it’s domination, enforced subservience, not sexually motivated. Not homophobic.
You won’t understand this though because I just had a look at your post history and you’re a tankie that seems to spend 95% of their time seeing liberals in every shadow and complaining loudly that they are the source of all evil.
The “Why ‘Feminism’ is poisoning atheism”, “Feminism Vs FACTS” chud?
I’m surprised he still has an audience tbh. Well, sadly not that surprised.
Tell them they’re using one of the oldest logical fallacies, and Ancient philosophers would be embarrassed by them.
The majority of the US citizenry have been convinced that strikes and unions are tools of communism, despite the USA’s long history of successful strikes and industrial action, all due to ~70 years of red scare propaganda. Voting is a ‘waste of time’ or ‘rigged by the EC’ so a full third don’t bother.
So those tools don’t exist to them, and now they’ve tried nothing and are all out of ideas.
I think guns are possibly a deterrent at protests (as you allude), but with the heavily-armed govt as the adversary and the legal system largely on their side and their trigger-happy history… I think it’ll turn into a massacre. Trump will likely use it to seize additional emergency powers, and go full steam ahead with any fascist dreams he has for the next three years.
Who knows, maybe wide violence is inevitable now to get out of the frog-in-pot incremental fascism the US public have been in for a long time now (at least 10 years).
I wish them every success in overcoming Trump and his MAGA admin, and I hope they remember how poorly appeasement has worked out for them after winning the last civil war.
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Wait no, I’m dumb.
All the instructions I’ve seen online say those pepper spray cans are intended for use 6-12 feet away (depending on brand), and absolutely no closer than 4 feet to minimize risk of permanent eye damage (from pressure) and blowback. The fucker in the photo seems to be trying to cause blindness.
Looking at the DoJ Federal Prisons guidelines they seem to treat federal prisoners with more care and concern than free citizens (if you dare protest): https://www.bop.gov/policy/progstat/5576_004.pdf
Would be pretty pointless. They just stop trading under the damaged trading name, register a new name and are up and running tomorrow, slate wiped clean. I believe a similar practice is nicknamed ‘pheonixing’ in the West.
Does this not fly in the face of the First Amendment - why are conservatives not mad about this as well?
Those shot seem to have been protesting peacefully with no weapons or military protective gear on public lands, and then ICE walked into them and pulled a protester away, intentionally escalating conflict, then firing into a protesters face at about 2ft away.
Insane that there is still no general strike over ICE (and more).
That’s a false dichotomy. Reasonable responses are framed as either “kid has low blood sugar so I’m packing him a banana”, or “sorry, we’ll beat him with jumper cables”. There’s like 50 reasonable responses between those extremes.
Do you think that if you were teaching a class and one of the students punched you in the face so hard that they broke your expensive prescription eyewear, that you would actually just dust yourself off and go, “oh dear, you poor thing - are you acting out due to low blood sugar? I can go get you a banana”.
You really think that’s a reasonable response for any human?
I chuckled.
I also feel like it wouldn’t have been hard to mirror-flip the baby video layer so they were sitting roughly over the US.
Cognitive bias affects all classes and education levels. But in my experience conservatives are the most flagrant, “the only moral abortion is my abortion” for example.
Businesses/orgs that have smart leaders are already implementing (or have already completed implementing) post-quantum encryption algs/methods into their systems to protect them for when quantum computers and quantum programming mature, making their existing encryption defeatable. For most systems it’s just a matter of a software update and re-encrypting any data.
This is a problem for public proof-of-work systems that cannot change their encryption, eg: all crypto. Bitcoin cannot change how their coins are encrypted without redesigning and completely rebuilding their public blockchain - it would require concensus from all major bitcoin users and businesses (coin exchanges etc), and could potentially leave any prior-minted bitcoin vulnerable anyway. It will not happen anytime soon - and when it does happen, it may be too late.
Hence, its actually pretty high on the list of quantum targets, and will likely be attacked as soon as it’s available. Some people might be able to steal a bunch of Bitcoin and exchange it for other new (secure) coins or for cash, and get out before the Bitcoin public realize its been cracked. At which time the Bitcoin price will crash hard and may not recover (depending on what action they take to resolve the issue), so the cautious are getting out asap.
It doesn’t just cover service members, they would classify as appointed officials.
Edit: Jeez, just read it, it’s not even long. They would absolutely fall under it.