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It is easy to imagine that if a Republican had publicised a list of democrat voters the reaction would have been exactly the same. These are small-time donors really and i'm not convinced their information should be public knowledge any more than what people voted should be public knowledge...

Hell no. Incidentally 'guys' in the dictionary and in common usage these days is primarily a genderless term. Its usage as such actually demonstrates the breakdown in significance of gender divides. Avowed feminists should be embracing this usage.

It's the other way around: The idea-free-populist Trump is echoing the right-wing talking points.

Sounds like cross stitch...? :confused: (Which my beloved is doing right now)

These people already exist, the conditions that result in their ideas having traction with a small minority of the population already exist. Banning them from speaking will not change that first condition and will make the second worse. It also is unlikely to work - banning ideas has a...

From the point of view of light, light travels infinitely fast.

As an aside, in the UK we have 'building council houses creates Labour voters'.

This is wrong. The rules of logic tell you if an argument is valid. The subject concerned is not necessarily true because the argument is logical - it stands on the foundation of the assumptions made in the argument. If the assumptions are wrong then the argument can be valid, logical, and...

I'd like to be proven wrong, but i'm gonna say no to FTL.

"Tougher sentences for Geography teachers"...

I have criticised comparison of detention camps with nazi death camps myself, but your reading of Hobbs' post is unnecessary. He makes his meaning clear and the point he intended for discussion is not affected by whether or not his post was a bit hyperbolic.

Rant: the universe picks on Aimee too much. We should mobilise and teach it a lesson...

That is itself a hyperbolic reading of Hobbs' post. He specifies "...massed, indefinite interment and the separation of children from their families...", not genocide.

*cough*

Bee sentenced to death by UK government escapes

Sometime between around 400BC, when even an ancient Greek you would almost certainly have thought there was nothing wrong with slavery (even if you'd actually been a slave yourself in fact) and today, most people in Europe decided slavery was immoral. I've thought it was immoral all my life.

The NHS cover everything except some stuff considered to be unessential like cosmetic surgeries. But private healthcare providers like Benenden and Bupa essentially offer a parallel service without waiting (they have their own clinics). I'm afraid I can't tell you precisely how comprehensive the...

I think the dodging of the question is noteworthy.

That's literally emission of less than one Beta particle per square km per second. Obviously an unknown source is an issue and it's widely spread, but it's no major health hazard.