[–] -1 points 2 weeks ago (3 children)

Is this bait or are you actually 14? There are a group of people engaged in genocide and performing a fascist coup, this guy ran on a "stop the genocide and fascist coup" platform. Barring the existence of a legitimate alternative (and let's be honest, there wasn't) please, for the love of god, explain to me why I should care about literally anything but the fact that he wants to stop the genocide and the fascists?

When the gestapo come to your door and you need to defend yourself are you going to not reach for a gun because that would imply tacit approval for the gun lobby?

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  • [–] -3 points 2 weeks ago* (8 children)

    I don't think he cares about non-whites like you may. I think he hates capitalists, or billionaires, or whatever homunculus he's created in his mind that embodies the ruling class. That's useful; a bitter, violent man with a grudge. That's good, that's very good. The US war machine is built off the backs of people like him for a reason.

    I think given the opportunity he would be an asset in harming US imperial interests. He's an angry killer and we gave him something to go after. I'm starting to notice a lot of "leftists" don't have the stomach for the kinds of things were going to have to do to bring every single fascist in this country to heel.

    EDIT: Forgot to mention, don't you have like an hourly report to be sending to your supervisor fed boy?

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  • [–] -1 points 2 weeks ago (11 children)

    His opponent is complicit in genocide and the fascist takeover of the united States.

    Precisely how many white women need to be raped to be equivalent to that? It sounds like one. This is simple utilitarian calculus. He represented more net good than his opponent. We have all collectively agreed, based on this race, that genocide and fascism are fine as long as no white women are hurt.

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  • [–] -4 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

    All that is true.

    And with any luck he may have been willing to show the same behavior to the enemy. The left could have had their very own psychopathic killer who likely would have been very amenable to brutally crushing republican opposition In a bloody pogrom.

    Alas, we'll just lose sanctimoniously.

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  • [–] 1 point 2 weeks ago

    I appreciate your sense of hope and optimism though I agree that we will certainly not see eye to eye here.

    From my position I view the United States as the most direct and immediate threat to long term growth for the human race. I'm an engineer first and everything else second so for me it's a question of optimization. The US is holding back more efficient systems of resource allocation which is sub-optimal and that is fundamentally unacceptable.

    I've appreciated the back and forth :)

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  • [–] 3 points 2 weeks ago* (2 children)

    What do you mean we're not at the point of gestapo pulling people from their beds? What the hell is ICE doing?

    You act as though this is still a legitimate government with legitimate laws. It is not. The US government is no longer legitimate; we are in a high functioning failed state. The legality of the rioters is irrelevant, they are a part of our tribe and our tribe is targeted by a rival tribe. We cannot act like there is such a thing as the rule of law, we will bury ourselves in our sanctimoniousness.

    The goal at this point is embrace, extend, extinguish.

    EDIT: Also, to be clear, when you say things were going back to normal you're referring to the US just being a regular imperialist hell hole? "Holding steady" in that context is equally unacceptable.

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    Hello everyone,

    How do you guys handle programming in languages that want to package imports "their" way? I'm mainly referring to things like Python, Golang, or Rust. I'm in the middle of a small Golang project and need to import a uuid library that guix doesn't package on it's own. I could make the package which isn't difficult but that leads me down the tension between "Go project is more portable if I use go get ..." vs "Project is more reproducible if I use Guix".

    How do you all do it?

     

    Hello everyone,

    How do you guys handle programming in languages that want to package imports "their" way? I'm mainly referring to things like Python, Golang, or Rust. I'm in the middle of a small Golang project and need to import a uuid library that guix doesn't package on it's own. I could make the package which isn't difficult but that leads me down the tension between "Go project is more portable if I use go get ..." vs "Project is more reproducible if I use Guix".

    How do you all do it?

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