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  • Why are you arguing in favor of parties that want to infringe on people’s human rights?

    I fail to see how any movement of change within the spectrum of a constitution based on human rights would be negatively affected by the deligtimisation of anti-humanist factions.

    What do oligarchs have to do with that anyway?

    How does any of that lead into dictatorship?

    What about separation of power?

    What about other means of political influence, like wide spread worker strikes, those wouldn’t be affected by the dismantling of political parties.

    Why the fuck are people spouting libertarian nonsense in defense of fascism?

    And pertaining to the gulag: no you.


  • No. The tolerance paradox generally is interpreted to mean that any tolerant society that tolerates intolerance destroys itself. See Wikipedia first paragraph tolerance paradox. Any serious democratic constitution bases itself on humanism and the idea that human rights cannot be infringed on except to protect the human rights of others. Allowing participants in political discussions who question that is outright fucking stupid. They must be excluded, deconstructed, and fought in the streets if necessary. Using the US as an example for anything democracy related is on the same level as using China as an example for well implemented communism.













  • It feels like a potential security nightmare. If your desktop at work is compromised and you have your domain admin come over and take a look; they might decide not to elevate the whole session, exercising appropriate caution and protocol in doing so, but just wing it with a quick sudo !! because the previous command didn’t go through.

    I don’t quite remember if this works properly, but I think !! should expand to sudo “previous command” at least in bash.