Message from @Grenade123
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unless they've put backdoors in for the nsa :/
I don't think any company would put backdoors... if it ever leaked that they did, they would lose trust
eh true, nsa puts the backdoors in for you without you knowing
the more extremists get outed the better
They *are* an extremist group with *ties* to white nationalists.
That doesn't mean they are a group of white nationalists.
Also, if you look at the actual source, which i just did.
Its a document from WA state that *says* that the FBI says that.
Second hand information. Whether or not the FBI actually does or not is actually undetermined afaict
oh wait
thinking about it the FBI also branded juggalos as dangerous people but i don't think that went anywhere
juggalos are only dangerous to the nation's meth supply
are they even still around
They've also labelled ANTIFA as domestic terrorists, FWIW. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/antifa-domestic-terrorists-us-security-agencies-homeland-security-fbi-a7927881.html
the left encourages domestic terrorism
i would say domestic violence but that has a whole different usage
I'm sure they do encourage domestic violence as long as its against the correct targets.
i'd say the left encourages *civil* unrest.
not that terrorism is wrong, just people seem to interperate "terrorism" differently
They talk about "Washington Law Enforcement" but it's really just a county sheriff office. I'm from Clark County, WA. They're not exactly "in the know" so this may have been an assumption.
As if there was any question that "Green" movements are nothing more than anti-human movements, they already want to save mars
There's a viable argument to be made that we're actually all Martians
No.
My point here is to say that we may have every right to that planet
>.>
Remember, what i am referring to is microbial transport on meteors. An ELE level asteroid strikes Mars and kicks up all sorts of stuff into space. On some of those rocks life in the form of simple spores or the like manages to hang out. That rock hits Earth billions of years ago and voila, that life then spreads on Earth. Or vice versa, we could find that Martian life, if it exists, started here. We may never be able to tell which is which.
We should make a serious effort to look for signs of life on Mars before we stop being careful of contaminating the planet. If we make a serious effort and find none, we let loose. If we find microscopic life and it is the same of Earth's based nucleic acid scheme, we let loose. If we find it's radically different, we catalog it and study it...and let loose.
Ultimately I don't see us going hands off on a world for some microorganisms
On the other hand, there are some interesting points to be made about who ends up "owning" Mars. It's a lot more difficult to cross interstellar space than it is the Atlantic. Governments and billionaires currently will govern who goes and what gets established there. I think now is a good time to be discussing how much right they will have over who goes. What will that mean for liberties? Will people have to indenture themselves to pay for passage, becoming essentially slaves to the initial settlers and rich sponsors?
Now THOSE are the real questions about Martial equality in my mind
And lots of sci-fi takes on this general theme
For good reason
the problem is mars doesn't really have much of an atmosphere in comparision to earth.
it's about a hundred times thinner, meaning that the sun's rays beat on it much harder. Think of the ultra violet rays that strike our planet, and then consider them being a hundred times more powerful.
True, but if we are patient it looks like there are the necessarily resources to terraform it. It'll just take a thousand year.
not much at all could survive that.
Genetic modification, baby!
meaning there's not really any life to be found on mars.
only remnants of it
Then we put life there, starting with microbes and plants.
so no, we shouldn't look for life on mars, because we won't find any.