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@kryptec

by the way, aside from your own link that proves the post I boosted was accurate, here is the actual first-hand source.

In 1981 desegregation was under way through an effort to bus black students in all-black schools to segregated white-schools so they can desegregate them and allow the blacks to get the same quality education as these better funded schools could provide.

He spent most of his early career trying to fight these and really all desegregation efforts still ongoing at the time. In fact, he was one of the most vocal segregationists in congress at the time.

Here is a 1982 Senate hearing in which Biden's testimony is recorded. Not only does he make it clear he opposes these desegregation efforts, but it is also the first time he used the "racial jungle" quote in some form and very clearly confirms that a very similar variation of the quote has been spoken by Biden as early as 1982.

int.nyt.com/data/documenthelpe

@unabomber

@MarkRNay

> not accurate / the most alive - you have got to be joking or a full blown troll

What about posting an actual fact checked article about Biden's past racism is "not accurate" and "have got to be joking"? Someone even fact checked it with a link claiming the content of the article was accurate.

> And people DO change. Do you think Jim Clybourn thinks he is a racist? Really

They sure do... Usually people who change after being a horrible and racist human, they start by, I dunno, apologizing. Sadly he has never apologized for his horrificially racist past, not once, let alone the sort of heart felt apology that would be needed to even consider he has changed. Worst yet, his actions still strongly show he is as racist as ever but now instead of treying to push for segregation (which would never work) instead he exploits minorities to try get himself elected and in a position of power.

Yes people change, sadly, Biden has not give any of the traditional indications he has changed. If anything he has shown quite clearly he remains a racist twat.

> You are a dishonest sack of diahrea

Thanks, taking a fact-checked article calling out racism and very quickly showering me with personal insults, calling me a liar, making no attempt to actual show any evidence, and then blocking me before you have a chance to hear any rebutal.... really screams you have the fact-based position here....

@unabomber

@MarkRNay

> not accurate / the most alive - you have got to be joking or a full blown troll

What about posting an actual fact checked article about Biden's past racism is "not accurate" and "have got to be joking"? Someone even fact checked it with a link claiming the content of the article was accurate.

> And people DO change. Do you think Jim Clybourn thinks he is a racist? Really

They sure do... Usually people who change after being a horrible and racist human, they start by, I dunno, apologizing. Sadly he has never apologized for his horrificially racist past, not once, let alone the sort of heart felt apology that would be needed to even consider he has changed. Worst yet, his actions still strongly show he is as racist as ever but now instead of treying to push for segregation (which would never work) instead he exploits minorities to try get himself elected and in a position of power.

Yes people change, sadly, Biden has not give any of the traditional indications he has changed. If anything he has shown quite clearly he remains a racist twat.

> You are a dishonest sack of diahrea

Thanks, taking a fact-checked article calling out racism and very quickly showering me with personal insults, calling me a liar, making no attempt to actual show any evidence, and then blocking me before you have a chance to hear any rebutal.... really screams you have the fact-based position here....

@unabomber

@kryptec

It was not debunked (because it is true).. yes it was easily checked before amplifying, and was checked and found to be true before sharing.

To quote your article you just shared:

"the content in the article isn’t misleading."

Literally the fact check you **just** shared confirmed that the post here is true, and correct, and not misleading.

Thanks for confirming this was fact checked before posting and correct. Much appreciated!

@unabomber

@kryptec

It was not debunked (because it is true).. yes it was easily checked before amplifying, and was checked and found to be true before sharing.

To quote your article you just shared:

"the content in the article isn’t misleading."

Literally the fact check you **just** shared confirmed that the post here is true, and correct, and not misleading.

Thanks for confirming this was fact checked before posting and correct. Much appreciated!

@unabomber

@antares

Im a bit confused as to what your suggesting, and before I formed an opinion I wanted some clarity.

So are you suggesting to leave out the step by step instructions because you want them to solve the problem on themselves and figure it out with less instruction so they learn more through trial and error?

Or are you suggesting pippette skills and similar skills, since they wont be needed in 10 years, should be skipped entierly, and you are suggesting this because the other skills are important, so more time should be focused on those?

@academicchatter

@qotca

That seems like a reasonable response to facts about racism regarding someone you voted for... plug your ears, cover your eyes, pretend you didnt hear it.. how else can you live with promoting a racist....

@unabomber

Just a reminder. Biden started is wntire career with one purpose in mind... keeping segregation alive. I will never vote for the most racist politician alive today... never.

@unabomber

Just an FYI

I got effectively a free PS5 and a free VR2 system for it...

All I can say is VR2 is amazingly awesome and its enough that it tricks your brain into a level of realism that is really really cool.

But there are very very few games, cant even play ps4 VR games with PS5 VR... so unless you have money to waste I dont recommend it simply because you might get one or two games you like out of it right now.

But the tech itelf is worth it. So should the game library be acceptable to you now or in the future. Get it... but other than that, dont bother.

@w7voa I clicked this and saw it was paywalled... instantly lost all credibility.

@Cayce5s You can share it with and criticize it with anyone you want.

Might be advisable though in your post you point out the headline is wrong and that you are pointing out that it is lie. If you dont someone might read the headline without clicking the link and thing this nonsense relates to reality in some way.

@Cayce5s Thats literally not what the CDC said, even if we take the quote from the CDC at face value and assume its true, it still makes this headline a lie.

They claimed the vacced and those who have had covid and are unvaxxed... so few points.

1) The overwhelming majority of the unvaxxed have had covid, therefore most unvaxxed are at increased risk just as the vaxxed are at increased risk

2) the article intentionally avoids looking into how the risk compares between people who were vaccined and people who were unvaccinated and have had COVID. It is possible (and even likely ) the unvaxxed are at a much higher risk.

@voidabyss If you want me to watch something youhave to explain to me, at a minimum, why I care and what the video is saying that might motivate me to watch it.

The one quote from the video that seems to sum it up, to quote the doctor:

"The pfizer vaccine did a pretty good job of keeping people from dying... It was deployed mostly in good faith"

Ok sure.

@futurebird

I have a multi-egg edvice I bought in the USA. It has auto-turn off and requires no monitoring. It doesnt have temperature control as its steam based, so there is no way to control temperature. But you can device how long it cooks and thus select how well done you want your egg.

Sitting by a fire in the middle of the woods on the appalachian trail...

@sdgathman @VoxDei

If anything Open Carry means better trained and more responsibke people can carry and display it while people who are twitchy ir not well suited to carry a gun can not carry one but still indirectly benefit from its protection.

Personally id say open carrying is a civil service if well trained.

> I don't get why you would have a need to carry a gun in public, and open carry in particular is physically intimidating to others in the same way that walking around with a large and aggressive dog is.

Open carry benefits those around you as a direct deterrent to criminal behavior. The sight of the weapon on a competent looking man or woman says, "F* around and find out" to would be evil doers.

The large dog can serve a similar purpose IF it is well trained and not threatening to act wildly on its own. (Guns don't often have the problem of acting on their own. When they are improperly holstered, the bearer feet tend to be the victims.)
My current model of PASC is that the spike protein creates zombie monocytes: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.06.25.449905v1.full

Persistent elevated monocytes on a standard blood assay with no other explanation (any kind of infection) are a possible indication.

Also, while the original article has been taken down, smokers are at higher risk of acute CV symptoms (unsurprising), but significantly lower risk of PASC - and nicotine seems to promote apoptosis of the zombie monocytes. (But what dose is required?)
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