Extremely low I don't think Canada or Mexico could be considered as dangerous as a burning building.
Is Trump right about it being a shit hole? I figured he was just being a jackass I didn't realize Mexico was in a state where it's citizens need to flee.
Not as far as I was aware of but Canada and Mexico are the only countries that share a land border with the United States.
I was not aware that Mexico or Canada were in a state that requires their citizens to flee.
might struggle to get into narrow spaces that a human could fit. wheels and legs do seem like a good idea though and a robot on rollar skates does sound awesome.
you might have a better chance of surviving that 30 foot launch than a head on collision with a pole or a semi truck. don't get me wrong it seems wildly impractical but there may be rare situations where it's useful.…
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So their country of origin has to become as safe as the United States? That sounds like we would have to keep most people practically indefinitely. If the goal is preventing unnecessary suffering why stop at those who…
I didn't say anything about race? You said that Haiti is in full blown anarchy and overrun with gangs. Why is it racist not to want people from a country that you referred to as incredibly dangerous?
What is the present condition in the country that prevents them from returning? What condition would be acceptable in your mind to make returning them ok?
So the country is too dangerous because of the people? Why would we want people from one of the most dangerous places in the world in our country?
The protection was given due to an earthquake it's been 16 years that crisis is over there is nothing racist about sending people home after the crisis we sheltered them for is over.
They were given protection status do to an earthquake it's been 16 years it seems rational to return them home. What would be a fair reason to end this temporary status to you?
After 16 years why wouldn't they be able to return home? The protection was given due to an earthquake how long are we supposed to allow temporary protections to last?
there has been a huge demographic shift in Texas it's not really debatable if the demographics are changing. non Hispanic whites were around 65 to 70 percent 50 years ago to about 37% now. Hispanic went from around 12%…
what's the problem with ending a temporary protection status? it's supposed to be temporary it's in the name, unless I'm mistaken that program started 16 years ago that seems way past temporary.
sup com is legitimately incredible I can't believe 20 years later and nothing has managed to match it yet. planetary annihilation was cool and did some interesting things but never felt as good. sanctuary shattered sun…
What regulations would help with this? companies that actually host the models themselves can be regulated but open models can e abliterated or otherwise modified to stop them from refusing tasks. I'd be very wary of…
something that could help reduce repetitive strain would be beneficial. allowing people to work without damaging their bodies as much would be more beneficial than letting someone carry more weight.
if you exclude those who are opposed to you then you aren't supporting the right for anyone to say anything. Saying you support anyone saying anything but not allowing some people to say certain things is doublethink.…
since when have we been defunding education? over the past 60 years the per pupil spending on education has increased pretty substantially. you can argue that the funds aren't well allocated but it's objectively false…
Are you saying that war disease or famine wouldn't exist without a few rich people? that seems incredibly ignorant since all of those things have afflicted humanity since before we could even be called humans.
I'm really curious what David Weber book was that it sounds kind of funny to have a vampire randomly show up part way through a book.
it's funny when reading the book I thought that character was ridiculous, one man being that good in so many different fields come on! wild to realize that people like that really can exist.
there is a lot of nuance in laws so much so that people spend their entire lives studying and learning how to work with the law. it's unrealistic for every person in a democracy to be able to study understand and vote…
Extremely low I don't think Canada or Mexico could be considered as dangerous as a burning building.
Is Trump right about it being a shit hole? I figured he was just being a jackass I didn't realize Mexico was in a state where it's citizens need to flee.
Not as far as I was aware of but Canada and Mexico are the only countries that share a land border with the United States.
I was not aware that Mexico or Canada were in a state that requires their citizens to flee.
might struggle to get into narrow spaces that a human could fit. wheels and legs do seem like a good idea though and a robot on rollar skates does sound awesome.
you might have a better chance of surviving that 30 foot launch than a head on collision with a pole or a semi truck. don't get me wrong it seems wildly impractical but there may be rare situations where it's useful.…
[dead]
So their country of origin has to become as safe as the United States? That sounds like we would have to keep most people practically indefinitely. If the goal is preventing unnecessary suffering why stop at those who…
I didn't say anything about race? You said that Haiti is in full blown anarchy and overrun with gangs. Why is it racist not to want people from a country that you referred to as incredibly dangerous?
What is the present condition in the country that prevents them from returning? What condition would be acceptable in your mind to make returning them ok?
So the country is too dangerous because of the people? Why would we want people from one of the most dangerous places in the world in our country?
The protection was given due to an earthquake it's been 16 years that crisis is over there is nothing racist about sending people home after the crisis we sheltered them for is over.
They were given protection status do to an earthquake it's been 16 years it seems rational to return them home. What would be a fair reason to end this temporary status to you?
After 16 years why wouldn't they be able to return home? The protection was given due to an earthquake how long are we supposed to allow temporary protections to last?
there has been a huge demographic shift in Texas it's not really debatable if the demographics are changing. non Hispanic whites were around 65 to 70 percent 50 years ago to about 37% now. Hispanic went from around 12%…
what's the problem with ending a temporary protection status? it's supposed to be temporary it's in the name, unless I'm mistaken that program started 16 years ago that seems way past temporary.
sup com is legitimately incredible I can't believe 20 years later and nothing has managed to match it yet. planetary annihilation was cool and did some interesting things but never felt as good. sanctuary shattered sun…
What regulations would help with this? companies that actually host the models themselves can be regulated but open models can e abliterated or otherwise modified to stop them from refusing tasks. I'd be very wary of…
something that could help reduce repetitive strain would be beneficial. allowing people to work without damaging their bodies as much would be more beneficial than letting someone carry more weight.
if you exclude those who are opposed to you then you aren't supporting the right for anyone to say anything. Saying you support anyone saying anything but not allowing some people to say certain things is doublethink.…
since when have we been defunding education? over the past 60 years the per pupil spending on education has increased pretty substantially. you can argue that the funds aren't well allocated but it's objectively false…
Are you saying that war disease or famine wouldn't exist without a few rich people? that seems incredibly ignorant since all of those things have afflicted humanity since before we could even be called humans.
I'm really curious what David Weber book was that it sounds kind of funny to have a vampire randomly show up part way through a book.
it's funny when reading the book I thought that character was ridiculous, one man being that good in so many different fields come on! wild to realize that people like that really can exist.
there is a lot of nuance in laws so much so that people spend their entire lives studying and learning how to work with the law. it's unrealistic for every person in a democracy to be able to study understand and vote…