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There goes my nascent political career.

i was looking for a stove emoji but there isnt one on discord

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Anyway, this is getting uncomfortable

messing with my good vibes.

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too soon?

@Beemann On Bandcamp instead of Spotify https://sunnysiderecords.bandcamp.com/track/ill-notice

I need to spend more time on bandcamp tbh

oh boy a whole prog rock section

where?

bandcamp

rock>prog rock

good stuff is good stuff

genre doesn't matter

https://www.facebook.com/DefyTheState/videos/2061890520789781/

wtf ^

@Beemann Bandcamp, I wish even more artists published there. (though most of the ones I listen to do, which is great)

thats some brainwashing tim

Is it wrong?

still watching 1/2 way done

radical propaganda

hard to say if hes not wrong or not

https://reason.com/blog/2018/07/10/scotus-nominee-brett-kavanaugh-on-the-fo

but i have to ask are you still alive ?

Hmm, interesting.

>status quo on the 4th
lame

the 4th amendment constantly gets infringed upon by technicalities

Honestly I agree that kavanagh was right in his ruling

But I think we need to reform how it works

I think this man takes this differently than he ought to, yeah. The courts have not, and do not, see collection of your data from third parties you have entrusted it to be a "search".

Nor do they consider looking at those data to be a "search", and that is the contention.

It should still be considered your property even if it's held by a 3rd party

I think so too, so maybe this is one of those things Congress should be getting off of their asses to do.

Then again, it is difficult to draw the line, because law enforcement can observe you in public. When does looking at things you have disclosed to third parties stop being an observation of a public space, and start being an infringement upon private space?

so regarding the Kavanaugh degeneracy shit, I wonder what these people thought about the Hillary Clinton Spirit Cooking stories that were floating around a few years ago

Though I think that is simpler in some cases, especially when it involves the government _ordering_ people to allow them to install listening devices within the networks, which seems as straightforward as them invading the facilities by force, without specific warrant.

I bet we'll find the bar mysteriously lowered for dumb bullshit