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Nostalgia4Butts posted:Also he wears a stupid hat It's a real unforgivable crime
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Jul 22, 2018 06:16
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wow Devin Nunes is full of poo poo. how shocking
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Jul 22, 2018 06:19
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Hexyflexy posted:You're missing a point, which is fine btw - you're ascribing some judgement to the person's head on that action. Turns out we don't as a species work like that, and you can literally for moments, or minutes, forget your kid exists. can you provide some links? I'd like to science at some perfect parents.
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Jul 22, 2018 06:46
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Hi I'm french Canadian. I was finding Trump really funny until now. Since last week I'm really scared/concerned. I have a 2 year old son and don't want to go back in the army like at all. Please get your poo poo together.
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Jul 22, 2018 06:55
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Sergg posted:LOL the FBI just released a bunch of heavily redacted documents due to the NYT Freedom of Information requests on the wiretaps and documents related to Carter Page. For Nunes, it was a classic case of telling a lie to cover up a lie, to cover up more lies, then hope the end proof he was lying about never saw the light of day. The comedy is that if he just kept his yapper shut, the FBI wouldn't have had to release that FISA document to the FOIA request. The judge only allowed the NYT to win that case and get the information because of Nunes (and Schiff) talking about it too much. The FBI can't really argue THIS IS SO SECRET THAT IT WILL DAMAGE NATIONAL SECURITY IF IT'S OUT when those two keep talking about it on TV. Now that the lies have been trashed, it's time for a shiny object, so expect even more NFL tweets and Nunes bullshitting about Rosenstein. DrHub posted:Hi I'm french Canadian. I was finding Trump really funny until now. Since last week I'm really scared/concerned. I have a 2 year old son and don't want to go back in the army like at all. Please get your poo poo together. Chill out a bit, the United States currently has two governments. One is the "deep statey" people running poo poo like normal, enforcing sanctions and poo poo on Russia and refusing to even be close to friendly to Putin. The other government is Trump yammering his mouth off, saying the opposite. Be scared when those two governments merge. We're not there yet and the gap between the two might even be increasing! facialimpediment fucked around with this message at 07:23 on Jul 22, 2018 |
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Jul 22, 2018 07:21
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Hexyflexy posted:You're missing a point, which is fine btw - you're ascribing some judgement to the person's head on that action. Turns out we don't as a species work like that, and you can literally for moments, or minutes, forget your kid exists. I'm not missing a drat thing. If you forget your kid is in the car in that situation, it brings the idea that you're a good parent into question. If you remember in time, maybe you're ok. If you don't and your kid dies or strangers have to save him, you're a bad parent. Just because you didn't mean to kill your kid doesn't mean it's ok. Are you actually making the case that these people are good parents because "poo poo happens?"
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Jul 22, 2018 07:44
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Having your kid die due to your negligence is like the definition of being a bad parent, what kind of dumbass argument is this?
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Jul 22, 2018 07:46
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Godholio posted:I'm not missing a drat thing. If you forget your kid is in the car in that situation, it brings the idea that you're a good parent into question. If you remember in time, maybe you're ok. If you don't and your kid dies or strangers have to save him, you're a bad parent. Just because you didn't mean to kill your kid doesn't mean it's ok. No, he’s not, and you severely lack reading comprehension if that’s what you got out of that.
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Jul 22, 2018 07:56
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DrHub posted:Hi I'm french Canadian. I was finding Trump really funny until now. Since last week I'm really scared/concerned. I have a 2 year old son and don't want to go back in the army like at all. Please get your poo poo together. I read a great book called "A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Child Soldier" and lemme tell you, your 2 year old son will make an excellent sergeant in the military. Do you have any idea how hard they are to hit? They are absolutely tiny targets, they're very impressionable, and they can climb trees and wriggle into tight spots you'd never expect. Those kids are hardcore dude. First they'd scout out a village, then form a semi-circle kill zone deeper in the forest. They'd take a few pot shots at the whoever was defending the village and wait for them to rush out then annihilate the defenders. Go ahead and try to hit a 5-year-old beanpole standing sideways who survives on a diet of jungle fruit and brown-brown. Afterwards they'd ransack the village, kill all the civilians, and play soccer balls with their heads. Kids are inventive like that.
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Sergg posted:Afterwards they'd ransack the village, kill all the civilians, and play soccer balls with their heads. Kids are inventive like that. It's good to have hobbies even when soldiering.
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Jul 22, 2018 08:11
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Godholio posted:I'm not missing a drat thing. If you forget your kid is in the car in that situation, it brings the idea that you're a good parent into question. If you remember in time, maybe you're ok. If you don't and your kid dies or strangers have to save him, you're a bad parent. Just because you didn't mean to kill your kid doesn't mean it's ok. He's pointing out the way we collect, process, track and then use information is extremely flawed is all. So while it is understandable in a certain sense in that new parents trying to track everything they need to do with a limited amount of sleep and under a lot of stress/pressure may forget the one thing they shouldn't, it doesn't excuse them.
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Jul 22, 2018 08:15
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lightpole posted:He's pointing out the way we collect, process, track and then use information is extremely flawed is all. So while it is understandable in a certain sense in that new parents trying to track everything they need to do with a limited amount of sleep and under a lot of stress/pressure may forget the one thing they shouldn't, it doesn't excuse them. Just put your phone in the back seat since it’s important.
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Jul 22, 2018 08:29
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Since we’re talking about EZ-bake babies now is a good time to remember the TCC poster who left his own dumb rear end in a hot car and went to the great big burnt spoon in the sky, then his wife asked how to commit insurance fraud/get high off the drugs that killed said TCC poster. I find that hot car death story infinitely more entertaining than ones about babies. My sister works as an administrator at a school that killed a special needs student by leaving him on the bus. The bus driver is claiming there was no way she could be expected to inspect for students before exiting the bus because she’s literally too fat to get back there but c’mon man, it’s the short bus. And you knew you had a disabled kid. Whole goddamn thing is horrible and police have tried to pin poo poo on my sister saying she disturbed a crime scene when she went in the bus and got the kid out and started CPR on him. But the kid was dead as hell. My sister leaves this job as soon as the trial for the driver is over and it couldn’t come sooner. I really feel bad for her, she feels personally responsible because guilt is a motherfucker but she played no role in this kids death, and was the only person to attempt life saving actions once the mistake had been discovered. She’s probably gonna lose her rear end in civil court for this somehow. I loving hate hot car baby accidents except for TCC guy. His is a story that will never get old.
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Jul 22, 2018 08:42
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Sergg posted:I read a great book called "A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Child Soldier" and lemme tell you, your 2 year old son will make an excellent sergeant in the military. Do you have any idea how hard they are to hit? They are absolutely tiny targets, they're very impressionable, and they can climb trees and wriggle into tight spots you'd never expect. I second the recommendation for this, it's worth the read. If anyone is interested just send me a PM and I'll guide an epub or mobi your way.
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Jul 22, 2018 09:39
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I have 3 kids and dont misplace them nearly as often as I do my keys.
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Jul 22, 2018 09:58
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This is the longform child car death article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/life...m=.a1ff0b60604a It's OSHA swiss cheese theory, all the holes align and welp.
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Jul 22, 2018 10:21
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The poo poo is loving tragic, I think everyone agrees on that.
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Jul 22, 2018 10:32
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Thank gently caress I don't have kids. I'd leave them places on purpose.
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Jul 22, 2018 12:37
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Don't you badmouth Carter Page in that hat. None of us will ever be as happy as that man when he was seen walking in to the Capitol with his accordion file of mycrimes.
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Jul 22, 2018 14:06
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It seems like it would be relatively simple to detect whether the latch system is in use through some sort impedence or pressure sensor on the latch points. From there a weight sensor could be used to detect whether a child was in the seat and and whether they are removed.
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Jul 22, 2018 14:13
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Jarmak posted:It seems like it would be relatively simple to detect whether the latch system was in use through some sort impedence or pressure sensor on the latch points. From there a weight sensor could be used to detect whether a child was in the seat end and whether it is removed. “Why should automakers and the public pay to protect Bad Parents?” Is the reason that feature is not yet mandatory.
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Jul 22, 2018 14:17
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Sergg posted:lol "No collusion, also the FBI admits that I'm number one!" 
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Jul 22, 2018 14:20
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FrozenVent posted:“Why should automakers and the public pay to protect Bad Parents?” Is the reason that feature is not yet mandatory. "Because we should protect children from bad parents" should be the obvious answer.
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Jul 22, 2018 14:22
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I remember one time when my kids were like 6 I totally forgot that they were in the car and made it all the way to work with them. As I shut down the car I looked up at the mirror and saw their faces and was all "fuuuuuck" because I was supposed to have dropped them at the CDC. This was at Luke, so at least I didn't go into work and come back to broiled twins at lunch time.
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Jul 22, 2018 14:53
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Godholio posted:I'm not missing a drat thing. If you forget your kid is in the car in that situation, it brings the idea that you're a good parent into question. If you remember in time, maybe you're ok. If you don't and your kid dies or strangers have to save him, you're a bad parent. Just because you didn't mean to kill your kid doesn't mean it's ok. mods changed my name posted:Having your kid die due to your negligence is like the definition of being a bad parent, what kind of dumbass argument is this? To maybe put this into terms familiar to other GiPpers, if you have an OPM security dude who usually secures the network, but sometimes lets China access it, that security guy is actually not amazing at his job. hth
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Jul 22, 2018 15:54
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nullscan posted:I remember one time when my kids were like 6 I totally forgot that they were in the car and made it all the way to work with them. As I shut down the car I looked up at the mirror and saw their faces and was all "fuuuuuck" because I was supposed to have dropped them at the CDC. My kids have been like “are we there yet” since they could talk. When they were little my daughter would babble non-stop. Built in safety feature imo
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Jul 22, 2018 16:03
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psydude posted:In case anyone missed it this week, Israel passed a law which basically transforms it into a theocracy. "Never again," declares Benjamin Netanyahu, as he somberly punts a Palestinian toddler off a cliff into the sea.
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Jul 22, 2018 16:22
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psydude posted:I see the militia thing getting stomped out pretty quickly by a Democrat-appointed AG. You may have some lone wolf stuff, but the FBI could easily roll everyone up if they felt like it, especially since most of them are relying on electronic communications.  http://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-oregon-standoff-jury-acquits-20161027-story.html
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Jul 22, 2018 16:34
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I love it when some weekend parent thinks they'll never forget their kid in the car, because obviously that's part of their daily routine.
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Jul 22, 2018 17:02
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Misplacing and forgetting kids is the American thing to do this year.
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Jul 22, 2018 17:33
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Trump doesn’t even remember at least two of his legitimate children, let alone the rest.
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Jul 22, 2018 17:35
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Sergg posted:lol 
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Jul 22, 2018 17:46
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carter page is america's special boy https://twitter.com/mkraju/status/1021020327172804610
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Jul 22, 2018 17:52
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This is no big deal, guys, don't listen to the Department of "Justice" https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1020978929736265729
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Prop Wash posted:No, he’s not, and you severely lack reading comprehension if that’s what you got out of that. Kinda comes off that way. The post I quoted specifically takes issue with me saying they're bad parents, and the reason is that "brains forget things." No poo poo. What I'm saying is that intent isn't necessary, and the lack of intent is not an excuse. "Sometimes I just fall asleep while driving" isn't going to get me out of prison after driving through a bus stop. lightpole posted:He's pointing out the way we collect, process, track and then use information is extremely flawed is all. So while it is understandable in a certain sense in that new parents trying to track everything they need to do with a limited amount of sleep and under a lot of stress/pressure may forget the one thing they shouldn't, it doesn't excuse them. This, exactly. Arc Light posted:To maybe put this into terms familiar to other GiPpers, if you have an OPM security dude who usually secures the network, but sometimes lets China access it, that security guy is actually not amazing at his job. hth 
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Jul 22, 2018 17:56
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There's zero point in heaping moral judgement on people who suffered a one in a million brainfart that they will be feeling bad about for the rest of their lives
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Jul 22, 2018 18:14
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I'm on the internet so I'll judge whomever I want
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Jul 22, 2018 18:18
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A soldier who loses their weapon is still a good soldier — George Patton
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FrozenVent posted:“Why should automakers and the public pay to protect Bad Parents?” Is the reason that feature is not yet mandatory. You'd never get the seat belt by today's standards
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