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Comment NOPE (Score 1) 99

- There is exactly 0% chance they will delete the data. They will just redefine what delete means like has happened with so many terms lately. Nope - A smart phone as a prerequisite to fly? Nope - Un revocable biometrics for freedom of travel? Nope - A social credit score platform under the guise of convenience and or security. NOPE!

Comment Re: Disasters of Biblical Proportions! (Score 1) 126

By nonsense do you mean you have data that contradicts the data he gives to support his articles? For example, do you have data that shows hurricanes are in an upward trend of intensity and or frequency that does not cherry pick an arbitrary starting point in the past but looks at all available data? No? I wonder why?

Comment Re: 1984? 2025! (Score 1) 235

I thought of this point. The issue is that this similarity in initial perception does not automatically mean that there are similarities in reality. This still leaves the fact that the gay movement was about allowing adults to live their lives the way they wanted where as the T movement is trying to force everyone else to modify our lives to accommodate them.

Comment Re:1984? 2025! (Score 1) 235

The facial recognition use is quite bad. I bet the LGB people in Hungary are greatly regretting allowing the TQ+ activists to hitch their wagon to their hard won rights cart. That never made sense to me. LGB is a physiological reality of empirically verified sexual preference. T is a combination of a mental disorder (gender dysphoria) in a few, autogynephilia in some, and a social contagion in many. Q is a political movement to abolish any and all norms (good or bad). +, well, you don't want to delve too deep into the plus. All the work the LGB people and activists did for decades to be left alone to live their lives is being undone now as people and activists from TQ+ are trying to force everyone else to live the way they want.

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