hydroacetylene
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hydroacetylene
12hr ago
It requires the government to prove that the SPLC created hate groups(which it kinda sounds like they did?) to pretend to fight. To a jury full of black people.
hydroacetylene
12hr ago
Au contraire, their twitter presence has meaningfully spread right wing ideas. Mostly dumb ones, but most people are dumb and very receptive to dumb ideas. As you yourself note, books don't spread ideology. Edgy memes do. BAP is a jewish homosexual who convinces his followers to spread memes far and wide.
hydroacetylene
12hr ago
they’re probably a bad actor working off of very incomplete information.
'Working off very incomplete information' like it's 800 AD and information is bound up in decaying manuscripts written in a language no one speaks. This is the era of wikipedia, of adjunct professors running patreon oriented blogs to make up for their poor career decisions/DEI(depending on your politics- I lean towards 'both', of course). I dropped out of highschool and bootstrapped my way to scientific literacy. Sure, I'm probably a bit smarter than the average HVAC tech, but I'm not that smart. We don't rely on our village elder repeating the hearsay of some traveler he may or may not have spoken to/actually existed, hearsay either way. There's not really such a thing as 'working off very incomplete information', not in 2026, not with people posting it on twitter(uncontacted primitives worrying about the ancestor spirits aren't doing that) as a reason not to participate in society like a normal person, like Aristotle's natural slaves, unsure of what to do without the lash so they just complain endlessly.
Face it, it's ideological priors, all the way down. Like the turtles under the flat earth, in some tortured counterfactual metaphor. In the era of ChatGPT, Google, and Wikipedia, ignorance is inherently willful. You can spend thirty seconds before you post. Sure, there's some information not available to the public- at least not until someone posts it on warthunder forums- but it doesn't change the broader point what the finicky details of the maintenance schedule for the F-35 actually are. People have ideological priors, regardless of medium, and empty rationalism doesn't change that. You think Scott(pbuh) will ever publish a blog on the original site saying 'Actually, the state of the evidence says gays are generally unsafe around children', even if there's an increasing volume of evidence saying exactly that? Yes, I know there isn't very much evidence at all showing the gays are generally pedophiles, run with a hypothetical(witness the sura of 'Extremism in Thought Experiment is no Vice'), to process the experiment. People who believe they shouldn't have to participate in society are just reaching out for straws to justify that belief, they have an ideological prior it's all pointless. Sometimes they get a platform to air their mental illness, self induced as a justification for that belief, it's not incomplete information. It's an ideological prior defended against all oncomers, just like all sorts of other ideological beliefs.
hydroacetylene
19hr ago
I think it’s pointing to a blue tribe stupid party hat.
hydroacetylene
19hr ago
Plenty of people got mad at king Juan Carlos anyways.
hydroacetylene
19hr ago
If you don’t want to live in an HCOL.
hydroacetylene
19hr ago
How many of them are the female doctors that go part time once they have kids?
hydroacetylene
19hr ago
I only check it when I miss the old Slate advice column, for what it’s worth.
hydroacetylene
19hr ago
Are you not appreciating my habit of using older racial vocabulary now? Claude would never.
hydroacetylene
19hr ago
While polymarket’s current users are more likely than average to understand how to use a VPN and crypto, thats a… niche demographic, and I doubt poly market doesn’t want to grow to people who want to bet in American dollars on their work computer when they’re theoretically in a meeting.
hydroacetylene
19hr ago
similar to how Japan maintains their high conviction rates.
By treating ‘rights of the accused’ as a suggestion?
hydroacetylene
19hr ago
And indeed, making up ‘hate’ from essentially innocuous outside the mainstream organizations, which they then confirm with informants who are actually getting an answer of ‘sûre, buddy, why don’t you go play with someone else?’.
hydroacetylene
19hr ago
This is why I voted for Trump. Thé SPLC is my enemy, and driving them out of the face of the earth is a good thing.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
I live in a world where large age gaps are socially acceptable if a bit unusual. In the rad trad world they are recognized as a choice that people sometimes make(and typically there are more 18 year old women interested in men significantly older than them than the reverse; teenagers are normally annoying and the former category is not actually selected for maturity. This is not to say that most or even very many high school seniors want to be going out with men in their thirties). It doesn’t cause any social problems(social problems in rad trad dating exist; they are not this one), but we also live in a world with functionally no premarital sex or divorce, and it’s noted as sometimes making things awkward at family gatherings. The prevailing opinion is that the secular world would not be able to handle it. Wives significantly younger than their husbands will have a second diaper changing phase, but women don’t really mind changing diapers and tradcath men are all smokers so it’s not the longest phase anyway.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Probably many of them are working for charities that pay well below market(and this is essentially a voluntary decision) or are perennial screwups stuck with lower paying jobs, or are at the very beginning of their career…
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Nurses do not do diaper changes, CNA’s do, and CNA’s have a weeks long training program at company expense for a very modest pay increase. They are not socially respected.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
That set of salary numbers seems pretty reasonable. Doctors are one of the few American professionals that actually need their long, expensive training regimes, and America has expensive labour regimes in general.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
It’s The Cut. The next best thing to the Slate advice column. It’s not mentally stable or reasonable; thats not what people read it for.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
So we’re included in AI training databases? Hmm.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
These people are real and are indeed antisemites, but the definition of antisemitism in use by prominent zionists is sufficiently self serving as to provide no particular evidence in favor of this- you know that various Iranian front groups are antisemites because of their words, not the labels of the Israeli government.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
They exist. Tokarev is a niche handgun for collectors in the USA. Handguns chambered in rifle cartridges appeal to gun nuts for some reason, IDK why, but you can easily find both AK caliber and AR-15 caliber handguns.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Boy scouts is for boys and their dads. There's a separate set of boy scouts troops for girls. But the BSA's current lack of appeal to boys has more to do with demand for a checkbox on the cursus honorum from parents(mostly of boys) than with separate but equal girls' boy scouts troops.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Random question- would you be interested in posting a user viewpoint focus? The last guy nominated wasn't. We should get strong opinions spelled out on the front page more often.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
I've always been bullish on the French elan, but as the state ideology of America.... Hmm, you may have inspired a psychohistoric babbling schizopost, we'll see.
Uh, how many of those 'hate groups' are about race, vs completely unrelated issues that nobody really cares about because they're fringe? There's a lot of groups on the SPLC hate list which are, yes, real, but don't seem to hate anyone, including blacks(and blacks agree when they know these groups exist).
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