@Nicholas Conrad
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Recent Notes
Is the error having the windows 11 background on a win10 box? 🤔
Whats in your jellyfin library, Dom?
Classic outlook bug
At least its not one of those new-fangled bugs the kids ate into these days.
hal their chip orders
Half?? Halt??
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Angle grinder
The most obtuse of power tools. Sorry friend, I feel your pain acutely.
Wow, she must really hate all those people if she wants them in a confined space with biden's dog 👀
Print helicopters, not money.
Or say you're practicing your makeup skills for if you ever have to go under cover in a battered neck shelter :roll_safe:
What we wanted: a tool to mitigate reporting system abuse
What we got: a button for users to anonymously report-spam every server in a thread with a single click
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What we got: a button for users to anonymously report-spam every server in a thread with a single click
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As if he follows us, bob murphy spent some time on his show today debunking "the weekend; brought to you by unions" if you're interested in the 'revisionist' narrative. 👍
I think good faith arguments could be made about minors not being able to consent to employment contracts, and if parents were forcing their kids into the mines or whatever, that would certainly be covered under the aforementioned slavery exception. But for a significant number of kids I think they would benefit a great deal more from an apprenticeship or working even a factory job than they do from spending the same amount time forced into a failed public education system.
Speaking of which, it doesn't pass my notice that you don't seem to be likewise concerned about the kids consenting to be locked in basically a prison and forced to do menial labor for the state 5 days a week with no productive output, I don't see how anyone who approves of that system could possibly object to the kids producing actual value in the economy while getting paid for their efforts instead.
As for the pro big government narrative of new deal labor policies, I don't find them any more convincing than the pro big government narratives of new deal economic policies. Of course government schools staffed entirely by the largest public sector union members are going to preach big government and unions = good.
Speaking of which, it doesn't pass my notice that you don't seem to be likewise concerned about the kids consenting to be locked in basically a prison and forced to do menial labor for the state 5 days a week with no productive output, I don't see how anyone who approves of that system could possibly object to the kids producing actual value in the economy while getting paid for their efforts instead.
As for the pro big government narrative of new deal labor policies, I don't find them any more convincing than the pro big government narratives of new deal economic policies. Of course government schools staffed entirely by the largest public sector union members are going to preach big government and unions = good.