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Rime
Nov 2, 2011

by Games Forum

A Russian troll farm posted:

Liberals frequently resort to ostracism because liberalism is at its core a moralist ideology. Liberalism rejects material bases for not only ideologies, but also opinions, and therefore if someone has a bad or incorrect opinion, it must therefore mean that they are at their core a bad person. This is wrong. Most people with incorrect ideas are the victims of ideological obfuscation, or a lack of ideological clarity, and can be gently but firmly corrected. Their incorrect views can be excised with the twin scalpels of Scientific Socialism and Leninist party discipline. If Rime made an ideologically incorrect post, he should have been made to write a self-criticism by a forum commissar.

:yeah:

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Bilirubin
Feb 16, 2014

The sanctioned action is to CHUG


HookShot posted:

LOL my dude no one cares this much about you

Am I insane for remembering Rime a few years back talking about how scared he was at the top of a Revy run that he had to skooch down it on his arse, and the next year he was planning on applying for ski patrol there? Because I recall that being a thing that happened not too long ago, when they had the red rose with thorns av just pre pandemic

Bilirubin
Feb 16, 2014

The sanctioned action is to CHUG


vyelkin posted:

Maybe we could all drop it. Offsite drama is a matter for offsites to deal with. Rime has posted bad things in the past but their current posting in this thread has been generally fine. That said, Rime it is annoying that you're ending many of your posts by insinuating that they're intended to anger nonspecific Liberals in this thread for some reason so maybe you could drop that too, especially if it is also linked to being angry about something that happened offsite. Thanks everyone.

Whoops sorry boss man. World moves fast when you are :justpost:

Karach
May 23, 2003

no war but class war

A Russian troll farm posted:

Liberals frequently resort to ostracism because liberalism is at its core a moralist ideology. Liberalism rejects material bases for not only ideologies, but also opinions, and therefore if someone has a bad or incorrect opinion, it must therefore mean that they are at their core a bad person. This is wrong. Most people with incorrect ideas are the victims of ideological obfuscation, or a lack of ideological clarity, and can be gently but firmly corrected. Their incorrect views can be excised with the twin scalpels of Scientific Socialism and Leninist party discipline. If Rime made an ideologically incorrect post, he should have been made to write a self-criticism by a forum commissar.

:hmmyes:

BGrifter
Mar 16, 2007

Winner of Something Awful PS5 thread's Posting Excellence Award June 2022

Congratulations!

Syfe posted:

Square slices is actually Detroit style (Buddy's Pizza), Chicago is a round deep dish (Lou Malnatti's). But I love both styles of pizza, sauce on top ftw.

A quick Google of Chicago cut pizza shows a bunch of pictures of square cut pizzas so I guess maybe it’s both?

not a fan of Chicago deep dish pizza though. that’s a casserole in disguise!

Syfe
Jun 12, 2006


BGrifter posted:

A quick Google of Chicago cut pizza shows a bunch of pictures of square cut pizzas so I guess maybe it’s both?

not a fan of Chicago deep dish pizza though. that’s a casserole in disguise!

I guess I confused cut with style. That is what my Chicagoan husband would call Tavern Pizza, I do agree that I prefer square slices to pie though.

run on sentience
Mar 22, 2022
I'm sorry for being rude to some of you the other day. I was trying to make a point about not using your own misery as an excuse to hurt people who don't deserve it, but being an rear end in a top hat is a bad way of doing that. I know all about misery and hopelessness and should not be dismissive of other people's anguish and mental health. I hope that those of you who are feeling truly hopeless can find some light and peace. And I hope your mom finds a safe place to live, Rime.

Also Feast is probably my favourite restaurant in Winnipeg these days. Braised bison dip on bannock bun. So good.

DynamicSloth
Jul 30, 2006

"Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth."

vyelkin posted:

I feel like the Greens always go up between elections and then drop during actual election campaigns when people realize that voting for them means voting for the actual Green Party of Canada and not for the platonic ideal of environmentalism.
Yes but also the other zombie neoliberal parties are pretty noxious to vote for

For instance half the ONDP caucus (not to mention the leader) would blanch at this proposal due to direct pecuniary interest.
https://twitter.com/OntarioGreens/status/1519480517728550913

flashy_mcflash
Feb 7, 2011

DynamicSloth posted:

Yes but also the other zombie neoliberal parties are pretty noxious to vote for

For instance half the ONDP caucus (not to mention the leader) would blanch at this proposal due to direct pecuniary interest.
https://twitter.com/OntarioGreens/status/1519480517728550913

Curious, does this capture or account for people that bought a new house before selling their previous one?

Futanari Damacy
Oct 30, 2021

by sebmojo
bump

Futanari Damacy has issued a correction as of 14:22 on Oct 29, 2022

Futanari Damacy
Oct 30, 2021

by sebmojo
bump

Futanari Damacy has issued a correction as of 14:22 on Oct 29, 2022

run on sentience
Mar 22, 2022
In shocking news, capitalists complain about lack of child labour:
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/costofliving/teen-jobs-1.6431483

Futanari Damacy
Oct 30, 2021

by sebmojo
bump

Futanari Damacy has issued a correction as of 14:22 on Oct 29, 2022

a primate
Jun 2, 2010

Futanari Damacy posted:

This is why I only post in D&D :agesilaus:

Don't think the code-switching that goes on between here and there goes unnoticed, smdh at intentionally removing punctuation to seem "cool" here while following GBS 1.0 grammar rules there. No ideologically committed C-SPAMer would do this! :mad:

capitalisation is a tool of the capital class, it’s in the name and everything

my morning jackass
Aug 24, 2009

flashy_mcflash posted:

Curious, does this capture or account for people that bought a new house before selling their previous one?

it’s applies to the 3rd house and more cause the boomers need at least 2 obv.

no political party wants housing to be affordable. every political party needs to pretend to care though cause it is a legit crisis.

everyone wants housing to be affordable but no one wants their house to be affordable.

DariusLikewise
Oct 4, 2008

You wore that on Halloween?

run on sentience posted:

In shocking news, capitalists complain about lack of child labour:
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/costofliving/teen-jobs-1.6431483

teens are doing too many extracurriculars nowadays :bahgawd:

Karach
May 23, 2003

no war but class war
Teens have had it too good for too long. They should work miserable pointless jobs like I had to, so they can gain experience in important things like hotboxing the car wash back room at Shell.

jettisonedstuff
Apr 9, 2006
50 years ago you could pay living expenses and maybe some of your tuition with money saved up from 4-5 months of full time work. Now you can't even come close to covering either. Why bother working 20+ hours a week in an awful retail job when you can borrow the money instead?

The attitudes of most small business owners and retail middle managers is usually that fewer people should attend university and instead work retail jobs, while at the same time flatly refusing to offer more than 30 hours a week to any of their employees but still insisting that they be available/on call 24/7. It's not a nice situation having to work for people like that while doing a full university schedule.

skewetoo
Mar 30, 2003

jettisonedstuff posted:

50 years ago you could pay living expenses and maybe some of your tuition with money saved up from 4-5 months of full time work. Now you can't even come close to covering either. Why bother working 20+ hours a week in an awful retail job when you can borrow the money instead?

The attitudes of most small business owners and retail middle managers is usually that fewer people should attend university and instead work retail jobs, while at the same time flatly refusing to offer more than 30 hours a week to any of their employees but still insisting that they be available/on call 24/7. It's not a nice situation having to work for people like that while doing a full university schedule.

Lol yeah. We live in hellworld op

Fried Watermelon
Dec 29, 2008


Can you really start working at 14 now? Thats hosed up

When I was 16 it was hosed up when grown rear end adults would yell at me and my colleagues and you are just expected to take it with a smile, can't imagine being younger and having that happen.

Karach
May 23, 2003

no war but class war
Hustling and grinding since age 12. Got one of those community newspaper delivery jobs. found out that you could just throw the bundles of newspapers in the trash and get paid for like 6 weeks before they noticed.

Jordan7hm
Feb 17, 2011




Lipstick Apathy

Fried Watermelon posted:

Can you really start working at 14 now? Thats hosed up

this was my reaction too

I have a 13 year old. He doesn't need money from a part time job, but I'm still going to make him find a job when he's 16-17 so that he can learn some basic life skills and also maybe get fired when that poo poo doesn't matter. But 14? gently caress let the kids enjoy their lives a bit.

mediaphage
Mar 22, 2007

Excuse me, pardon me, sheer perfection coming through
you could start working at 14 when i was 14, too, you were just by law subject to more restrictions on hours especially during school weeks

vyelkin
Jan 2, 2011
I remember that you could start work at I want to say 16 but your boss was legally allowed to pay you less than an adult because if youre going to have child labour i guess you might as well go the whole hog and incentivize it

pokeyman
Nov 26, 2006

That elephant ate my entire platoon.
yeah idk why "now", that's not new

though I did grow up in alberta, which I would be unsurprised to learn is the pro-child labour province

pokeyman
Nov 26, 2006

That elephant ate my entire platoon.
(they're all pro-child labour)

vyelkin
Jan 2, 2011

pokeyman posted:

yeah idk why "now", that's not new

though I did grow up in alberta, which I would be unsurprised to learn is the pro-child labour province

alberta was the one where the ndp tried to pass a law regulating child labour on farms and alberta conservatives went apeshit about how it was their right as a parent to have their child die in a grain silo

Fried Watermelon
Dec 29, 2008


Wow MB can start workers at 13 years old. hosed up. I guess all the jobs around me had 16 minimum for their rules only.

Jordan7hm
Feb 17, 2011




Lipstick Apathy

vyelkin posted:

I remember that you could start work at I want to say 16 but your boss was legally allowed to pay you less than an adult because if youre going to have child labour i guess you might as well go the whole hog and incentivize it

My first real "career" job where I was a manager we used to hire like 50-60 people every January and one of the easiest ways to do that was to get people to bring their friends. One year that resulted in a 15 year old getting in (we paid the same amount and needed to get permission from HQ for I guess insurance reasons). Fuuuuuck hiring 15 year olds, I regretted the hell out of that and never did that again.

DariusLikewise
Oct 4, 2008

You wore that on Halloween?
https://twitter.com/PierrePoilievre/status/1519677360802459651?s=20&t=gtpblzDytaX0funN90F9UA

hell yeah poutine

DariusLikewise
Oct 4, 2008

You wore that on Halloween?

Fried Watermelon posted:

Can you really start working at 14 now? Thats hosed up

When I was 16 it was hosed up when grown rear end adults would yell at me and my colleagues and you are just expected to take it with a smile, can't imagine being younger and having that happen.

i got a job at kfc when i was 14, my parents had to sign off on it and they weren't allowed to make me work past 9pm

Karach
May 23, 2003

no war but class war

What is up with these central bank digital currencies? What scam are they trying to run now?

infernal machines
Oct 11, 2012

we monitor many frequencies. we listen always. came a voice, out of the babel of tongues, speaking to us. it played us a mighty dub.

vyelkin posted:

I remember that you could start work at I want to say 16 but your boss was legally allowed to pay you less than an adult because if youre going to have child labour i guess you might as well go the whole hog and incentivize it

lol if you weren't working off the books as a tween getting a few bucks an hour cash doing lovely odd-jobs for unscrupulous small business owners

Arivia
Mar 17, 2011

Karach posted:

What is up with these central bank digital currencies? What scam are they trying to run now?

i don’t think the banks themselves are trying to run scams, just cut down on the amount of bitcoin scams and the like

infernal machines
Oct 11, 2012

we monitor many frequencies. we listen always. came a voice, out of the babel of tongues, speaking to us. it played us a mighty dub.

Karach posted:

What is up with these central bank digital currencies? What scam are they trying to run now?

a man who knows nothing about the workings of government is trying to rile up his base by feeding their belief that BoC is somehow nefariously inflating the currency

naturally, a central bank digital currency would use a public ledger, which anyone could audit, and so just like open source software it would be completely transparent and impervious to nefarious intent

Karach
May 23, 2003

no war but class war

Arivia posted:

i don’t think the banks themselves are trying to run scams, just cut down on the amount of bitcoin scams and the like

I know literally nothing about them! how do they combat crypto scams?

pokeyman
Nov 26, 2006

That elephant ate my entire platoon.

Karach posted:

What is up with these central bank digital currencies? What scam are they trying to run now?

I am not a cryptocurrency comprehender, but I think it's a combination of

- there may be some benefits to "digital currency", though they probably require some degree of centralization, and oh hey we already have a central money authority
- lmao if government is gonna willingly relinquish control of a meaningful money supply to not-government

whether there's any benefits you couldn't replicate by making interac cheaper and faster is unclear to me (guessing there is no such benefit)

infernal machines
Oct 11, 2012

we monitor many frequencies. we listen always. came a voice, out of the babel of tongues, speaking to us. it played us a mighty dub.
they don't really, they just provide a government regulated digital currency that people can use in place of the completely unregulated digital currencies, because people making them have completely failed to understand why people are using digital currencies

infernal machines
Oct 11, 2012

we monitor many frequencies. we listen always. came a voice, out of the babel of tongues, speaking to us. it played us a mighty dub.

pokeyman posted:

whether there's any benefits you couldn't replicate by making interac cheaper and faster is unclear to me (guessing there is no such benefit)

there is not, unless you believe that being able to see the details every single transaction made by anyone ever is a benefit

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pokeyman
Nov 26, 2006

That elephant ate my entire platoon.
I love when cryptocurrency fans go on about all the benefits of evading regulation, as if those will stick around for five minutes after you can actually use cryptocurrency to buy something. if more than a couple pubs ever accepted canadian tire money back in the day, that poo poo would've been shut down so quick

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