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Dec 19th, 2020
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  2. RogueThree
  3. glkfan: I have adopted Kamala’s “I”m speaking” for Zoom meetings this year. :)
  4. 17:19 innit
  5. RogueThree: Do you like Kamala Harris?
  6. 17:20 RogueThree
  7. Very much so.
  8. innit
  9. What do you like about her?
  10. innit
  11. I dislike her quite strongly.
  12. RogueThree
  13. She’s a role model to women and women of color.
  14. innit
  15. I strongly disagree, but I agree that is the marketing.
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  17. RogueThree
  18. She’s a force to be reckoned with and I hope Biden utilizes her as more than a ceremonial set piece.
  19. innit
  20. She's a statist cop who, throughout her entire career, has worked on behalf of the state against vulnerable individuals, especially including 'people of color'.
  21. tomatobodhi
  22. I dislike all politicians equally, regardless of their sex or gender.
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  25. innit
  26. RogueThree: Are you aware she threatened prosecution against extremely poor black-skinned moms whose children were truant from school?
  27. Jeffy
  28. You dislike all politicians as much as you dislike Trump?
  29. innit
  30. The evidence indicates this leads to the school-prison pipeline.
  31. tomatobodhi
  32. Jeffy: Yes.
  33. innit
  34. tomatobodhi: That is indefensible.
  35. RogueThree
  36. innit: I am. And I am aware of the context of that claim.
  37. innit
  38. Recommandation: Increase nuance.
  39. innit
  40. RogueThree: How do you like it when really rich statists use the power of the state to put even more pressure on the backs of already crushed people?
  41. innit
  42. So they can loudly proclaim they're "America's top cop"?
  43. 17:23 innit
  44. While those very people of color describe law enforcement as one of the big problems in their lives.
  45. innit
  46. Sorry, "California's top cop".
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  48. RogueThree
  49. innit: I examined the context. For example, I will take Kamala Harris of Tulsi Gabbard, a mass murderer comfort blanket.
  50. innit
  51. RogueThree: That is a fallacy.
  52. tomatobodhi
  53. yeah
  54. innit
  55. We are discussing Kamala Harris.
  56. tomatobodhi
  57. are we?
  58. tomatobodhi has left IRC (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
  59. Jeffy
  60. Oh no!
  61. RogueThree
  62. innit: What is? Gabbard coddles Russia and Syrian dictators. I have no use for her.
  63. innit
  64. RogueThree: That is a fallacy.
  65. innit
  66. We are discussing Kamala Harris.
  67. RogueThree
  68. innit: what is? Name it.
  69. innit
  70. It is a red herring fallacy.
  71. RogueThree
  72. innit: And I brought up a comparison.
  73. Jeffy
  74. Tsk.
  75. RogueThree
  76. No, it’s me comparing against the options.
  77. innit
  78. RogueThree: I asked you if you liked Kamala Harris.
  79. innit
  80. Your current line of argumentation is "She's better than X."
  81. innit
  82. This is not consistent with liking something.
  83. RogueThree
  84. innit: AND I SAID YES.
  85. innit
  86. And I asked you how you felt about one of her specific policies that brutally targeted people of color.
  87. innit
  88. And then you starting discussing an entirely different person.
  89. RogueThree
  90. I was clear. Then I brought up a comparison.
  91. innit
  92. RogueThree: Do you agree Kamala Harris is the exact opposite of a role model for the poor black and brown communities she crushed as "California's top cop"?
  93. Jeffy
  94. What a great idea, glkfan.
  95. RogueThree
  96. No, I don’t agree.
  97. innit
  98. RogueThree: Members of those community report one of the things they need is for cops to stop abusing them.
  99. RogueThree
  100. innit: Are you their spokesperson?
  101. innit
  102. In what way is a "California's top cop" abusing them further an example of that person being a role model for them?
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  104. innit
  105. "Members of those community report"
  106. innit
  107. Alright, you have exhausted your fallacies for this conversation.
  108. innit
  109. Summary: You like Kamala Harris very much for being a role model for women and people of color -- the exact marketing line the Democratic Party machinery has amplified about her.
  110. innit
  111. You provided no examples of her as a role model, evaded clear evidence of her being an anti-role model, and mentioned Tulsi Gabbard out of nowhere.
  112. innit
  113. The K-Hive is alive and strong.
  114. innit
  115. (Kamala Harris dropped out of the 2020 Democratic Presidential Primary before a single vote was cast because polling indicated she was going to get crushed and her star would fade.)
  116. innit
  117. (After dropping out before a single vote was cast, the Democratic Party machinery selected her to be the VP-candidate to a 77-year old P-candidate.)
  118. innit
  119. (This is an example of extreme anti-democracy.)
  120. innit
  121. (Kamala Harris was selected as Joe Biden as Joe Biden is a lifelong racist and Kamala Harris -- an effective orator -- skillfully pointed this out in some of the debates she participated in. By selecting her as his running mate, it deflects the racism criticism of Joe Biden, one of his primary weaknesses.)
  122. innit
  123. (This is quite similar to what Barack Obama did in 2008 by selecting Joe Biden. Obama was vulnerable because white moderates were worried about their country being governed by a 'black man', and the selection of Joe Biden -- famous racist -- as his running mate assuaged those concerns.)
  124. innit
  125. (How bad can this 'black man' be if a famous racist is working with him?)
  126. Sakuna
  127. Many of Bernies ideas have now grown on me.
  128. innit
  129. (Then, the Democratic Party machinery attempted to trick American voters by pretending Kamala fights for their class interests -- by falsely emphasizing her status as a woman and a 'person of color' -- even though, in fact, her entire career is about protecting power, capital, and the state.
  130. innit
  131. Black and brown communities will do very poorly under the Biden/Harris administration.
  132. innit
  133. Joe Biden was forced to drop out of the 1988 Presidential Primary after he repeatedly falsely claimed to have been a substantial Civil Rights organizer.
  134. innit
  135. He would admit on camera he lied repeatedly about that.
  136. Sakuna
  137. I didn't agree with his ideas before the pandemic, but the death of many poor and unisured shows that medicare for all is a good idea to me.
  138. innit
  139. He did it because he's a famous racist and he knew his actual record would prevent him from winning, so he just made up another one.
  140. innit
  141. Sakuna: Bernie Sanders' ideas are the most tame ideas that might actually be strong enough to work.
  142. innit
  143. Anything to his right has no chance whatsoever of saving American civilization or global civilization.
  144. innit
  145. Recall, the current 'crisis' we're dealing with is the COVID-19 crisis.
  146. innit
  147. This will be completely dwarfed by the incoming crisis of the next Great Depression which should be with us over the next few years.
  148. innit
  149. Biden/Harris will probably be adept at resolving the COVID-19 crisis. They will utterly fail at every level for this next economic crisis.
  150. innit
  151. And after that, there is a climate change crisis that utterly dwarfs the economic crisis.
  152. innit
  153. If you think Sanders' ideas are extreme, you have literally no chance of solving the economic crisis, and that might be 1/10 to 1/100th the size of the climate crisis.
  154. Sakuna
  155. lol barabbas
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  158. tomatobodhi
  159. we don't have to be quick to kickban people... the /ignore features work just fine
  160. tomatobodhi
  161. oh, then in your shoes I'd kickban her... lol...
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  164. tomatobodhi
  165. My wife got her covid vaccine today.
  166. tomatobodhi
  167. Anticipating a long day tomorrow.
  168. tomatobodhi
  169. glkfan: Yes
  170. tomatobodhi
  171. She said it was surreal giving staff their vaccines day before yesterday. She said the pulmonologist cried when she gave him his shot.
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  174. tomatobodhi
  175. ChuckWagon: She's also a professor of nursing and from her reports, its too late for well-wishing.
  176. tomatobodhi
  177. ChuckWagon: Healthcare professionals' goodwill toward the general public has pretty much been used up.
  178. MissBliss
  179. If orbits are ‘falling with grace’, then why is the Moon moving away from Earth?
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  183. idali
  184. the non believers
  185. tomatobodhi
  186. healthcare workers are just frustrated with a non-compliant general public... not everyone, obviously, but a lot of non-compliance and stupid people who don't realize how stupid they are repeating stupidity online, etc.
  187. tomatobodhi
  188. good riddance to the moon
  189. tomatobodhi
  190. barabbas: no kidding
  191. tomatobodhi
  192. barabbas: I feel like those folks shouldn't get sterile fields for surgeries, either... since they don't believe in that stuff.
  193. tomatobodhi
  194. omb I could really go on a rant... *resisting, resisting*
  195. tomatobodhi
  196. barabbas: I told my wife they shouldn't ask them... just pull up their social media.
  197. tomatobodhi
  198. People mocking "face diapers" can just die on the hospital lawn.
  199. tomatobodhi
  200. Kepler's laws
  201. RogueThree has left IRC (Quit: Colloquy for iPad - http://colloquy.mobi)
  202. MissBliss
  203. Thank you, glkfan. That was always rather mysterious to me.
  204. tomatobodhi
  205. omb
  206. tomatobodhi
  207. glkfan: You have any links I can follow to learn more about the two centers of gravity of the moon you're describing?
  208. tomatobodhi
  209. ;)
  210. RenaissanceMan
  211. glkfan: thank you. I was just about to get all pedenatic about that. :-P
  212. RenaissanceMan
  213. PEDANTIC. :-/
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  215. tomatobodhi
  216. thanks
  217. MissBliss
  218. The mathematics of orbits and gravity are a touch out of my brain’s orbit. But this would be because of the actual composition of the moon?
  219. tomatobodhi
  220. yeah, Force is proportional to (mass 1 x mass 2)/distance^2
  221. tomatobodhi
  222. so the side of one body facing another has a lower distance than the side of the body facing away
  223. MissBliss nods.
  224. MissBliss
  225. You are good at explanations. :)
  226. RenaissanceMan
  227. An explanation of why the moon is getting further away: https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-12311119
  228. tomatobodhi
  229. barabbas: Yeah, but Dr. Fauci isn't an expert. Tell me what the average high-school graduate blue collar worker's facebook and tweets say about it...
  230. tomatobodhi
  231. :\
  232. RenaissanceMan
  233. The TLDR: The earth rotates, which moves the tides slightly ahead of the phase of the moon; the gravity(!) of the tides exerts an effect on the moon. Net result: the rotation of the earth slows down; the moon speeds up.
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  235. RenaissanceMan
  236. (sez the BBC. So it must be true!)
  237. tomatobodhi
  238. did the BBC *tweet* it?
  239. tomatobodhi
  240. THAT makes it official.
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  244. RenaissanceMan
  245. tomatobodhi: Sadly, not all of the worlds knowledge fits into 140 characters.
  246. tomatobodhi
  247. RenaissanceMan: all of most people's knowledge fits into 140 characters
  248. RenaissanceMan
  249. tomatobodhi: My optimism for the future of our species would be greatly increased if all of the world's knowledge did fit into 140 characters.
  250. tomatobodhi
  251. after they've spent that, they just post pictures of their meals
  252. tomatobodhi
  253. nah
  254. RenaissanceMan
  255. Absolutely nothing compared to what goes into a chicken mcnugget.
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  258. RenaissanceMan
  259. At least lips and bums are muscles.
  260. tomatobodhi
  261. I just avoid all things with "mechanically separated" in the ingredients list.
  262. tomatobodhi
  263. I live in chicken land.
  264. innit
  265. tomatobodhi: There is a very deep sickness in the American culture.
  266. RenaissanceMan
  267. Are insect body parts actually bad for you?
  268. innit
  269. Our society is so sick at this point it barely has any tools to try and combat the sickness.
  270. Sakuna has left IRC (Read error: Operation timed out)
  271. tomatobodhi
  272. I've eaten cricket flour... bit dry.
  273. tomatobodhi
  274. When I was on the Navajo reservation working, we ate cicadas fried in honey.
  275. innit
  276. There's no need to eat most animals.
  277. innit
  278. A Buddhist should understand that.
  279. tomatobodhi
  280. crawdads deserve to be eaten
  281. tomatobodhi
  282. They are delicious and obviously did something terrible in a past life.
  283. tomatobodhi
  284. ;)
  285. innit
  286. You're a Buddhist, right?
  287. tomatobodhi
  288. yeah
  289. innit
  290. How can you speak that way about other beings?
  291. tomatobodhi
  292. meh
  293. tomatobodhi
  294. eat lower on the food chain, be vegetarian if you can
  295. innit
  296. The food chain notion comes from Aristotle from about 300BCE.
  297. innit
  298. It's largely mythological.
  299. innit
  300. It's inherently theistic.
  301. innit
  302. Contemporary knowledge understands there are no gods.
  303. tomatobodhi
  304. yeah... you eat what you have
  305. innit
  306. Plants.
  307. 18:17 innit
  308. We can plants.
  309. innit
  310. We can eat plants.*
  311. innit
  312. tomatobodhi: In Buddhist metaphysics, crawdads are beings the same as us that have accumulated negative merit.
  313. tomatobodhi
  314. teach me about buddhism please
  315. innit
  316. That sentiment is anti-Buddhist.
  317. tomatobodhi
  318. I never get tired of being taught about buddhism... as a buddhist.
  319. innit
  320. You should delight at meeting teachers wherever they are.
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  323. innit
  324. I will take a break from interacting with you, tomatobodhi.
  325. innit
  326. I don't think our mental states facilitate meaningful interaction at this time.
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